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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-17

M RED IUBAOIU.
''R. J. Smith," SIS & 6s '''.Jno. Keen, Jr.' twist
Geo. Cooper & CO. twist ''JnO. Cahendish,' lbs.
Atwood SIS & 12s'''New Caledonia @
Clinton" bright SIS Hail." 1"
"Young h Burwell'' 5's&10's"J. A. Lunsford Bro"
''Thos. eonards,' SIS Il. Z. Anderson" 1"
"a. c. Saunders" y lbs Excelsior"
"Wm. Lyon, ''Keen & Norman" q
RED Rover" q ''FillmOre," 4"
"Jno Linton silver twist 'Aitken," d"
''B F. Gravey," " Thomas Staples 1"
"Thos. Kein," lbs. &c. w. Norwood g
''Oronoka" . M F. Farmer @
81. NJ. & P H. Holland"" ''P. J. Harrison" "
Saratoga" g 81. Harper d"
"Hopkins,' 1" ''Tumer, Lewis & Co" "
For sale by JNO. p. PLEASANTS X son.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-17

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
Il the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore City in the State of Maryland letters
mentary and of administration the personal
estate of ANN BULGER late of Baltimore city deceased
All persons having claims against the said deceased
hereby warned to exhibit the with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber before the 10th day of
April next: they may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 10th day of September 1855
irrE q A n ED-r
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-17

MI CKIM & CO.
4V1 BANKERS, BROKERS,
AND EXCHANGE DEALERS,
COR. BALTIMORE AND ST PAUL SITS,
Purchase and sell FOREIGN and DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,
negotiate Loans and Business Paper, purchase and sell
Stocks and Securities. Make Collections all prominent
points in the United States and Canada make advances
Stock and other Coaterals receive deposits and transact
Banking Business generally my2S-6m
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-10-02

There were two applications for branches
from each of the following places, viz
kaokuk, Muscatine and Davenport. There
were papers presented from other points,
(incuding Council Bluffs and Sioux City,)
which the Commissioners decided did not
amount to applications under the law. The
substance of the action of the Board at the
late session, is thus stated: "They decided
upon the validity of the different applica-
tons as far as could be judged by the pa
pers presented. They then assigned to the
different members of the Board, the duty of
making personal examination of the stock
books, standing and responsibility of stock
holders, validity of stock, &C., of each
branch, and to report result of their investl-
CATION to the meeting on the 9th Of October,
when final action will be taken.o
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-10-02
A SLIGHT Mistake.

The Dubuque Eeraid heads one Of its
long stupid articles about politics in Iowa,
-"Victory in prospect-The Republ-
can Party on Trial before the People."-
This is a slight mistake. 1t IS the Demo-
cratic party, or the Buchanan AdminIstra-
ton, which is on trial before the people,
The Republican party have committed no
offence-they have not been indicted land
therefore are not on trial. The Administra-
ton party has been indicted, and the issue is
before the Great Jury, and so far as this State
is concerned, will be given into their hands
next month. The Washington Union declar-
es that the issue before the people is tho
Administration. The Davendort Ne,cs says,
the electing of Lef6ngwell will be an indorse.
ment of this Administration. If Lef6ngwell
is elected, we shall admit that the Jury of
the people in the Second District of Iowa
have acquitted the Administration: We
shall admi that they endorse the Buchanan
Administration. If Lefingwell is defeated,
then the people of this District will have
pronouced the Administration guilty and
NAV the Lord have mercy on its miserable
DnrenDort Cnzetfe.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-10-02
..De mocratic, Truthfulness.

Ellwood, the pro-slavery candidate for
Attorney General, stated to the people Of
this place in his recent speech, that the
State bonded indebtedness was over $780,
600, when he knew that he was lying by one
half. But this man Ellwood is an out and
out Lecompton, Buchanan, Dred Scott
Democrat, who wants an office bad and
thinks lying will get him one He also
stated that the cost of the insane asylum
would be from $2,000,000 to $4,000, 900.
We rather Judge from the general tone of
Ellwood's speech that he must be nearly re-
lated to the father of liars. He can't be
more than one degree of.-Fairfeld Ledger.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-10-02

ETAt one of the customary school ex.
aminations, An urchin was asked:
sWhat il chief use of bread !?
To which tho urohin replied with An sreh-
ness that implied what simplston ycr must
BE- to ask such qusstion-'Io spread butter
and lssses upop!'
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-10-02
Election Returns.

-. ,one our friends, in the courties on
".SI aSlane.. will furnish US the result OF
the .,.'.;on sa in their respective precincts and
the e'.'' y, the earliest moment. Will they
c0on',s' - ~ ,h;, matter? By SO DOING they
'''s'a ate no, ~ only confer great favor on nus us,
viii NV ,Ss s whole press of the State. Give
-. scures, at once.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-10-02

Cyan ignorant minister having remark
ed, in the presence of DR.. South, that the
"Lord has no need of mans learning" that
witty divine replied, sill less has be need
Of mans ignorance
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-10-02
DuRNlNe Or THB STEAMER AusrRIA-
GREAT Loss OF LIRE.

The bark Lothus from Liverpool arrived in Hsiiiax
harbor on SUNDAY with ~ Of the surviving pas
senecs OF the sesemsnip Austria burnt at sea- Sept
the 18th. W
Al little aftertwo O'Clock on the 18th, dense volume.
The ship instantly put speed at which she
continued until the magazin exploded The engineers
i Is inferred we're instantly su6ocated The re was
next seeen breaking through the lights amidships and
travelled aft with great apdty some persons lei down
boat from the portside Of the quarter deck and wera
thousht to be crushed under the An attempt
made to launch boat on the starboard side but it was
swamped from the numbers who rushed into it, and all
were lost All the first cabin passengers were upon the
poop except few who must have been smothered in the
smokingl room Many second cabin passengers were
also on the poop, but number Of them got shut into
their cabin BY hre. Some OF them were pulled up
be extricated The last woman drawn up said there
was six already snocaed The ladies and gentlemen on
the poop jumped into the sea by twos and hrees;
Of the ladies' hestated but driven to il at the last
ment In half hour not soul was 10 be seen on the
poop. ~N
The French bark Maurice, Captain Renaud, came
alongside the steamer at about p. received about
40 passengers, chiefly taken offthe bowsprit. few
more were picked up floating around At about O'Clock
one OF the Metallic boats came up with about %
in 1t, including the 1st and Sd 0fcers. Afterwards
or men were picked up floating on piece Of broken
boat. The I'd Oficer taken up having been SWIM
ming for six hours He and the Sd Ohcer severely
burned one male passenger burnt frightfully,
and some others slightly. There were saved
three OF whom were burnt Norweg an bark came up
Win the steamer next morning and boat observed
going around the burning ship They NAV have picked
up few persons, but only a few
The nre is known to have arisen from the very cupa
BILE negligence OF some of the crew The Captain and
surgeon considered expedient to umigae the steer
age with burning tar the operation be perform
ed oy the ooatswain, under the Of the
Atm ohcer The boatswain heated the end Of chain 10
dp IN tar to produce smoke The end hot to
hold and he let drop npon the deck to which it set
fire. The tar upset and immediately all was in flames
Feeble attempt was made to extinguish it, but with
IL. md m surha anna
gency The rescued passengers saved nothing but the
clothes on their backs and the greater part of
these were torn of and otherwise lost Six hundred
md oh - '''
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-10-02
OCTOBER ELECTION.
COUNCIL BIurrs, Sept. 2sd, 1858.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Sept. 23d, 1858.
Mr.. Edifor-Piease announce my name in the Nom
psreil as IN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE for COUNTY
JUDGE Of Pottawattamie County At the approaching
October Election. And 0blige,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-10-02
Township Clerk.

We are authorized to announce JOHN II. WAR
NER, Candidate for the once Of Clerk Of Kane Town.
ship. Iv2n22-td.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-10-02
Council Bluffs Retail Price Current

Corrected Weekly for the Council Bluffs Nonpare by
CARTER COuRTRIGHT,
| General Auction, Commission and Forwarding
| Merchants, Middle Broadway.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-10-02
fhe Ste amer WaiosSa SINK.

We learn from the st. Joseph Gaeette,
that the Watossa, on her downward trip,
when within about 25 miles of St. Joseph,
met with an accident (or snag p and sunk
in eight feet of water. "Her wreck has been
visited and she is regarded as total loss,
except only her machinery, which will be
taken out. Mr.. Israel Lands, of this city,
is the heaviest loser. There was no insu-
rance on her."
o The Harrison County Flag will have
sobea little more explicit. 1t moves in
such "mysterious way," as to be sometimes
apprehended. We have an instance in
poat-Mr. EGGLEsroS informs US that he
scarcely comprehends the allusion made to
hun in the last number of the Flag. Tha:
IS, he wants to know 1hy he is selected as
umpire between Col. SHARP and ourself.-
'"esuppose that ,oe could have enlightened
A''u' out would much rather leave the task
70 '0e f!ds-ior the reason, that it would
"''''S oe more delicately set forth.
~ we are IN receipt of the Cleveland
'n'nn') Herald, published somewhere in the
.l'd' Of Minnesota, by an old wolverine
''ena OF ours, T. NJ. PERRy, from which
.s learn that "the Washington Union is
a''''Fate Black Republican paper, and trail
''f 10 the Democratic party" Such is the
heading, and here is the body of the article:
The Washington Union has gone over
'oshs Black Republican Abolition Know.
'''hing' ranks. The Washington Union
zoo New York Tribune are working togeth-
"'o defeat Democratic candidates who are
"seno'ce Of the party. In Minnesota, the
oA'on is looked upon by Democrats, as o
~ r'ttiT convert to niger equality. The
;, mon has passed into political obscurity.
4ae Washington States is the official organ
ns Democratic Party" Tox has evil
''a'iy got the DoueLAs fever, and it has
l'ae him crazy-its not the first time, how.
'na' he has been politically obfuscated.
70 The Nebraska City Ners having
w.. 'S'''d that B. B. BADLY Blighted) CHAr-
-. ' oad arrived in the Territory, and
;. :" engaged in taking additional testimony
,'' 'eeo's his seat in Congress, hopes it will
wv. wv interesting, but suggests to the con.
,.ss os' that "leavss have their tim. to fell.
,,l Oao' to 60 to nest-politici.ns are NOR. |
snd must die fsor,a oe 49,. ,.>
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-10-02
A Good Move

,,rs are correctly informed c'"''"'s =
Il ,.s, ls, for the grading and bridging OF
has .a.s;on D'ss Of Broadway from the "blg
.1s S's,sb" to the river-shs work to be COM
ssasD ssss within ninety days To those ,s;, rne .i,e
orc 'omp 0mpba. this will prove good news
1uu n0n 1.-THE the We, seasons, this road has here
'e,"a pa',nI ,ssr almost impossible, and has CIV
's',ts y" ,hs ;0numerablo strangers who have
en- 'D' .ho ro,te an idea that there was
0o, much public spirit "'nons u.s." or such
n0' ~ ma,n moo,.au, sboroughfare would not have
'..n a. ,T thu. neglected. A good road to the
river will prove paying institution IN more
ways than one.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-10-02
BffsrsHees:

kHEE9s
St. LoHis.
lJno. J. Anderson s. Co.
Nessrs. Page x Bacon.
iLoker, Reeick & Co.
z. n. Violet & Co.
Aessrs. Bryan & Co.
IoSCd.
COX, Sargent & Downey.
HEM, WiIliems & Co.
Hoyt Sherman s. Co.
Hon. Thomas B Benton, i.
! Springfield, M.
IN. l. +. Insurance Co.
!Clark's Exchange Bank.
Jacob Bum, Esq.
Hon. S. T. Logan.
Col. Jno. williams,
| Jacksonville, NJ.
Hon. VIM. Brown.
" Richard Yates,
E. Il. Elliott, ESQ.
Aessis. N. P. Ayers & Co..
QA-u
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-10-02

The Commissioners of the State Bank of
Iowa, met at Iowa City, on the 18th of Sep
,ember. There were some twenty applica-
tons before the Board, for Branches, as
follows:
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-10-02

rF Notwithstanding the hard times, new
improvements are daily being made in our
city. The new brick sidewalk on the South
side Of Broadway, is now nearly Completed
and adds much to the appearance Of that
side Of cur principal thoroughf"rc. The
foundations for several new buildings were
laid during the past week, and the super
structures will be erected as fast as posi-
bic. There is no getting around the fact,
that we arc steadily and surely escaping
from the grip of the panic, and the spring
Of 1859, will find US on our taps, with re-
newed and increased vitality, and with fu-
turs before us, unclouded by the least rag
Of tbs late "crisis.n 50 mote it be.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-10-02

PittsbIyg.
Bank Of Pittsburgh,
Exchange Bank,
Aessrs. Kramer s. Rahrr,
=" n. Holmes Il Sons
Willis Boothe, Esq.
WIN. B. Pusey, Esq.
Pennsyirania.
Mouongahela B'k OF Brown
Vile.
Franklin Blk Of Washington
Baltimore.
Com. g. F. Blk Of Baltimore
Baltimore Savings Bank.
Messrs. Johnston & Bro.
" Robert Garret 4 Sons
T. Marsh Smith, Esq.
Nathan Pusey, "
Miles White, "
Nesc York.
Jno. Thompson. Esq.
Philadelphia
Messrs. Caleb Cope & Co.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-10-02
0uite a Grist.

Thu, the farmers in Western Iowa do raise
AVN. Grain, we need not tell those who live
have visited this famous section OF
.o,,,rv-but to those who are skeptical on
~, mint. and who think the "Missourl
sIorsv is one vast ''howling wilderness" OF
.nscuators, we will vouchsafe an item for
,bo;r information, viz: We understand that
n. WV. GARNER, at his mill some three
m;,s, from this city, has, since the middle
of last January, ground upwards Of 1h'r-
.,frs Thousand Bushels Of Wheat-or
=, ovsrare of 1000 bushels per week! A
rret,v good grist, we should say. In addl-
ton to this, thousands upon thousands OF
bushels of corn have been "run through the
Noehsen!" to say nothing of buckWheat,
s,c TO our understanding, this is pretty
t,;- business for cu.tom mill-what says
,bs reader? We have no means of ascer-
.o;rinr the amount of business done at the
several other mills in the vicinity, but we
presume, they have respectively done as
large, if not larger business, from the fact
that they have better and increased faciIi'
ties for manufacturing.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-10-02

90 HHDs SUGAR
90 brls prime n o Sugar;
40 brls Ciarifide
so brls Crushed
DO brls Pulverized d"
so scks Coffee;
40 br!s Molsssesj
30 hlf brls do;
90 10 gal kegs do;
30 brls n 0 Molasses;
rs hlf q" "
10 brls Golden Syrup;
10 hlf :. Sf
6 brls Lard Oil;
4 brls LInseed Oil;
$50 kgs White Lead;
100 bris star whisky;
rs hlf brls
40 brls Rye and Burbnun,
Is cks assorted Brandy;
bTis \ + Rum;
4 Jamaica Rum;
s " Holland Glni
10 " Tar;
10 tierces Rice;
10 bxs Cream Tartar;
40 doz Bruoms;
800 " SASH
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-10-02

FRIDAY, September II, 1853.
The Council met at O'Clock, P. NJ.
Present-Aldermen CARPENTER, LEWIS,
NYE and TREYSoR. There being no quo
rum present, the Council adjourned to meet
Friday the 9th inst, at2 O'Clock, P. NJ.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-10-02

/. Tie Muscatine Branch Of the State Bank Of Iowa
The Branch Of the State Bank of Iowa at Muscatine
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26
AIelaIp,ilal.
STOVES! STOVES!

A LDRIDGE Il Co., are now receiving
"A their fall supply of Cooking and fartor
stoves, among which are to be found on
Royal cook fiat Top, three sizes; the Glbee
Air-tight for wood or coal the Belle OF the
states f.; the Royal Enlarged Fire Box, for
wood the Girard Air-'ight for Goa! or wood
the Golden Cook for wood, improved the
Wood land Fl ONE. q beautiful wood stove
an enCreIy new pattern. elevated oven ana
great variety OF other coo king Stoves OF
named, all superior Bakers, to which
we invite the attention Of all p ersons want
ing stoves, as we know that We can sell them
as low as they can be bought in any other
market. We have, also. great variety 81
Parlor and Hall Stoves, both for wood and
coal.
The Public are Respectfully Invited to
call and examine our assortment, where can
also be found Il great many Housekeeping
articles such as smoothing Irons, cast iron
Hollowwarc, Tined ard porcclainc lined for
preserving purposes, Glass Globe LantornS'
Fluid Lamps, Japan cd Tin ware, French
Wash Bowls. Dri tannia Table and Tea Spoons
Iron table and basting do. Waffle Irons,
Soap stone Griddies, Sheet Zinc Dicken-
sons Patent Butter harm, very superior
article harcoal and Stone coal Furnaces
&C.. all (Which will be sold on accommoda
ting terms, at the ELKTON STOW
HOUSE, corner Main and Bridge streets.
Elkton. Sent. Il, ALDRlDGE 20.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26
New Carriage Mandatory
ELKTO.N, MD.
NJ. A, MALL s. c.,

ID ESPECTFULLY inform the public ina
llthey have commenced the mahutactor.
of carriages in Elkton, at the shops iormerl;
occupied by Robert Marshbank, where az
orders in their line will be promptly attehuGG
to. Carriages of every description ma1nsIh-
order, Of the best material aud the ossear, if
full workmanship and insured for ooE%cquaint-
properly used. having practlm the first
ance with the business, acq'mn, and having
establishments in PhiladehT@ their employ.
some of the hes, best .' w"rS% their work will
compare fvorabiy sse s and durability. All
cities, as to style he public. on these points,
they ask to satThcy solicit share Of the
is fair trsA1se.
public esarriages taken in exchange for
05..00hberal prices allowed. Repairing
new;y@y attended to, at moderate rates,
pIrg,snrch II ly.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

BLOWING UP STuMps. Select a solid place
IN large root, near the ground, if an oak or
any stump with tap root, and with an inch
and quarter anger bore in, slantng down
ward, to as near the heart of the base of the
root as you can judge; then put in charge
OF one or two ounces of powder, with safety
..use ard lamp in dry clay or ordinary lamp
ing material, to fill the hole some six inches
aboTc the charge then touch fire to the fuse,
and get out of the way. The blast will
usually split the stump into three pieces. and
make 1t hop right out of the ground. If the
charge is put too high up, the blast will only
split the top Of the stump without lifting it,
Ohio Cnltirator,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26
sWAIM,s-pANACEA-puILADh
EscUipius Drug Store.
EbenHettS EmbrOCatiOn!!

- THIS Great Linlmcnt is now almost uni
W vcrsally used as the best application for man
e or horse for all outward affections. such as
sprans, Pains Bruises Fresh Cuts, Rheu-
matisn. Neuralgia, &c. 1t gives instant relief.
and makes far more cures than any other Inament
sold. 1t is also found upon experience. to be
certain cure for charped or cracked hands and
makes them white, smooth and soft To those who
are annoyed with rough and sore hands, il is cs-
peciaily recommended. 1t has gained the almost
entire medical faculty where it is known to its IA
vor, and is largely prescribed in their practice
BENEFITS Embrocaton. the great Linamcnt.
Benneifs DtaarhGa .Hirture.
This mixture is too well known to need comment
1t IS undoubtedly safe and the most speedy cure
now known for Cholera Morbus Diarrhna. Choic
and all like affections Of the bowels; and should
have place in the medicine chest ofcvcry family
as it might be required in time of emergency 10
save HE. The season is now approaching for bow
ell affections and it is to be hoped that every fam
lily will supply themselves with this mixture. "a
word to the wise Is sufficient"
BennctFS Ind,an OIL.
This splendid preparation for the hair has stood
the test of competition, and rises superior in the
conflict OF PGmadcs katharions, Rcg"nerators AID
aIl else hcapcd upon the people This Indian Oil
Is truly deserving the name it bears as a clean
and intisorating Tonic for the head and bcautying
properties upon the hair.-lt is much improved.
oelhg now, by ftcring process, cleaned OF all
impurities, and is balm sufficient TO bcautify the
hair without the greasy and gloomy appearance
gwen by most all hair preparations. 1t is also
put up in larger bottlc s which makes ii very de-
s'rahie and cheap Hair Oil.
sly These medicines arc for sale by all Drug.
gists.-Alu rchants and others must order from
JOSEPH $ BENNETT
Apr. %. 10l Market st, Wilmington, Del
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26
FAMILY FLOU r:
MAP OF CECIL.

TIVE Publisher takes pleasure in an
l. nouncing, that after examination had III
different parts of the county, he believes the
AP OF CECIL is correct, and has conse-
gently placed it in the cngraver's hands, who
will finish his labor, and the Map be COM
plctcd about the middle of June, next
Subscribers will please bear in mind, and be
prepared to do their duty, when the under
signed shall have performed his. Additional
subscribers will be thankfully received, il
addressed to the undersi .ncd by mail, or left
in either Of the books which are still to be
found at
Elkton Post OfIlce-J. +. Brown.
Port Deposit--.lesse K. Coulson's Store.
Brick Meeting IIouse--C. II. llaines' Store
North East--R. l.. Thomas Store.
Warwick 4 Bonds Store.
SIMON j. MARTENET,
No. = South Street,
Mar 6, 1S5S-tf Baltimore.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26
Sslettso posirp.
Somebody.

SSOHE"S"
Somaboay's counting somebody,
somewhere OF other tonight,
Somebody Whispering, to somebody,
Somebody's listening to some body ;
Under this clear moonlight.
Near the bright rivers flow,
Running SO still and slow,
Taking soft and low,
She sits with somebody.
Pacing the oceans shore,
Edged by the tosming roar,
Words never breathed before,
Sounds sweet to somebody.
Under the maple tree,
Deep though the shadow be,
Plain enough they can See
Bright eyes has somebody.
No one sits up to wait,
Though she is ont 80 late,
An know she's at the gate
Talking with somebody.
Tip-toe to parior door
Two shadows on the floor
Moonlight reveals no more
Susy and somebody.
Two sitting side by side,
Float with the cbhing tide,
+" Thus, dearest may we glide
Though life" says somebody.
Somewhere, somebody
Makes love to somebody
Tonight.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

TIE Potato Observation-Disclosures Mr.
John Kyle, has applied, successfully, to the
cure of grape disease, sulphur and in his
experiments Will, potatoes he has substituted
qurtSl'me, applied upon the leaves, lightly,
when the disease first makes its appealan
# applied before this time it may fail, and if
after the disease is fully developed it will be
too late. The remedy is simple, and its
trial will cost but little. either IN time OF
money.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26

RHYME on THE RACK.-In a piece of rhyme
recently published entitled Spring, the
writer, in speaking of the return of the ever
welcome warblcrs, perpetrates the following
the melody of which is only equalled By its
holiness OF sentiment
Some birds are white, and some are black,
And 50 am chimby swall-ars,
And some am red, like daddy's barn,
That cost hundred dollars.'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-06-26
STOCK OF IADJE,

MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF LADIES
IYA DRESS GOODS Mt Il. BROWN, JR'S.-
Rich Lustered Black Silk Handsome Plaid and
Stripe Silks Bayadcre Challa Robes New Style
Lawns and Patterns, Beautiful Leyclla, All Wool
Delaines only 81, rich Printed Brlliants Side
Stripe Challa, New Stella and Figured Shawls
White Marscillcs fol Ladies, and Misses Basques
with suitable Trimmings. have received Parasols
and for Ladies and Misses, also Ladies' Silk
Umbrella particular attention paid to selecting
Ladies' and Children Shoes, Hosiery, &c.
April II.