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ARK ANsAs. We find the snhjoined cheer
ing intelligence in the Little Rock Gazette of
the 9th instant: :" BY the tone Of our cor
rcspondence from all parts of the State, it is
plain that the Union men have gone earnestly
TO work :; and it requires no enthusiast to
lcduce an overwhelming Union victory in
Arkansas. as the result of their labors: for
such a victory is the only conclusion that a
well informed and unprcjudiccd mind can
reasonably calculate upon.
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THE DlsuNloN Plot. Tho Louisville
Journal positively declares that one of the
chief officials in the Treasury Department
m intimate friend Of Secretary Cobb, has
avowed his completely in a deliberately
organized, well maured, and considered
PLAN for the instant assembling Of the
Southern Legislatures upon the election OF
Lincoln, the declaration of n Republic of the
South, and the inauguration Of John C.
Breckenridge; to he followed by the instant
conascation Of the property of all opponents
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POTATOES AT TIE Esr.--The Davenport
(lowa) Democrat says:
I" If any body wants to see potatoes by the
cord-good rncasule-let them step down to
the levce There is not shipping enough at
this time on the Upper Mississippi to move
them away as fast as they accumulate. Far
mers complain little that the price is too
low e; but they are the only party to blame /;
if they want higher prices they must not
raise so many. The market price is from
twelve to fifteen cts per 5usAel"
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I7The Baltimore American says THE
experiment Of gravel wall building, that is,
constructing walls of concrete of lime. sand
and gravel TO be used in localities where
clay for making bricks cannot be found, is
likely TO prove n failure. y house made OF
this material at Washington, D. G., fell
down on Friday last and buried three men
in its ruins. They were not badly Injured
however, owing to the nature Of the material
composing the structure.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-10-27

GLFThe exciting question in the Washing
ton political circles is whether Mr.. Iancry
was offered the Vice Presidency on the same
ticket with Mr.. Douglas. The Constitution
asserts the fact, the States denies it. Mr.
George Sanders is said to be the party who
made the offer to Mr.. Yancey. Ii Sanders
actually did so, it should he put to his credit
as the best polite Joke of the canvass.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-10-27

GTThe result of all the recent elections III
this State, says the Richmond " hig, clearly
demonstrates that lanccy Brock dgei>m
is dead cock in the pit in the - Old Domin-
ion" If the friends Of the Constitution and
che Union will labor, actively and zeaously
for the next two weeks, and STE that there
whole strength is brought TO the polls On the
day Of election, Bell and Everett will carry
the State BY 20 600 majority.
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G1TThe wags have found out the way to set
tie the ''irrcpressible conflict" without coming
to blows. One asserts hat the best way to
- lile Southern heart is to make love to a
Southern belle, and another says the " cotton
region maybe "prccipna,ed into a ,cvolu-
ton" by marrying her Lo"isr'Ne Jonr"ol.
Tic foregoing theories read "ery well, but
it would he impossible to reduce them to
practice without resort tu arms.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-10-27

ArspICIOrs SIGNs-Thc recent legislative
elections in Virginia are of happy augnry.-
Mr. Nash the Breckenridge Democrat, has
it is true. been elected to the State Senate oy
a ma jority of eighteen over his Doug las com
pehtor, Mr.. Cox. But the Senatorial Dis
trict in which the Breck inridge representa-
tive has barely saved himself gave Mr..
Buchanan majority OF scren hnmlrcd-
This district is composed Of the counties of
Chesterfield, Cumberland and Powhatan.
among the h2avi,s st slavchulding counties OF
Virginia. In Chesterfield, winch is situated
on the south side of the James liver, directly
opposite Richmond, and which has long b, en-
regarded as tie banner Democratic county of
Eastern Virginia, the majority of Mr.. Cox is
said to be over one hundred Another au-
Spicious event has occurred in an election to
I'LL vacancy in the House Of Delegates in
N"ttaway, also strong saveholding county
tBcll), has been elected over Col. Thomas II.
Campbell (Brcckinridgc Dem. J. by decisive
majority. This victory is the more remarka-
Die on account Of the great influence of Col.
Campbell, who is one of the most distinguish
ed leaders of the Democratic party in Nir-
gina, having formerly represented his dis
ulct III the Virginia Senate for many years
and with prc-cminent ability, and being at
this time President Of the South Side Rail-
road. Such events as these demonstrate the
strength Of the Union sentiment in Virginia,
and points Significantly toa grand Union
victory in November next
Ifthe Breckenridge Democrats make so poor
a show in Eastern Virginia where will they
he hen the great West, led off by the
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NEWARK ACADEMY,
Prof. Edward ID. Porter, PRINCIPAL
FALL SESSION 1850

FALL OENSloN. lSbU.
The Fall and Winter Session of this Institution
will commence on the FIRST WEDNESDAY OF
NOVEMBER. and continue FIVE MONTHS. The
Buildings ard Grounds have been placed in com
pletc order AMI fitted up with new Furniture
especially adapted for the comfort and eonv cmcnce
of students Rooms are furnished for The older
boys. as in Colleges for IRlvArU STUDY. free from
the confusion ant. restraint of II school room The
Course of instruction is thorough and practc i.
designed to fit young men for admission to our
best colleges, Or fr the active duties Of the firm
shop or counting house
BY the libcrality Of the Board of Trustees. tn,
Academy is furnished with Library of | 1000 vol.
umcs. and one of the best collections of Chemical
and Philosophical apparatus in the United State.
thus nttording facilities for acquiring complete
Scientific AMI Mathematical education far superior
to most schools in our country.
The best Teachers will be employed. and ma
labor spared to secure the proper, moral, mental
and physical training of the young men entrusted
to his care Terms moderate. For circulars and
Information address, EDW ARD u. PORTER,
sept 10, lSG0--f Newark, Del.
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lI-)ic0.

DEVELTN AT the residence of her husband
near College Green, on Wednesday, Oct.
18th, ELIzABErn wife Of David L. Devclin
in the 30th year of her age.
GROOME.--In this town, on Tuesday morn
ing 10th inst. .IoHN G. GRooME, JR. son of
Col John c. Groome, of this town, in the
list year Of his ose.
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POPULATION OF EAsToN, ST. MlcHAELs
AND TRApPE, The new census makes the
population If these towns in Talbot county,
Md, as follows - Easton, 4G5: st.
Michaels, l,l7G, and Trappe, BOG. Whole
population of Talbot county now II 900, in
ending $40 slaves Number Of farms in
the county, OIL In 1850 the population
of Easton was 403 and Of ST. Michaels S63.
The total population Of the county i'll 1850
was IL ,Sll, including 4 1870 slaves.
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OFFICIAL NoTE OF PENNSYLVANIA. The
official vote for Governor at the late election
in Pennsylvania stands-Curlin, republican
257, 54G Foster, Democrat. 2o5 500. -
Curtin's majority 50 024. Compared with
last vear the republican vote hns increased
rs Ill, and the democratic vote has increased
COTS.
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THE LAST RESORT. In recent speech
delivered at Albany (Gco.) Mr. Senator
Toombs, after representing the issue between
Mr.. Lincoln and the South as he Mr.. Z
understood it, is reported to have used The
following language:
lot-boX, and if decided against you there, |
shall invite you to decide win the cartridge
hny y
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Cambridge, Nd, has, by the new census. a
population of 792 whites and GG4 colored-
total 1856 Another notable fact is that it
contains 1913 able. boiled men and l52
dogs" The real and personal property is
valaed at 1927 5l3.
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PORT Deposit.
FLAMING Mill and Sash Factory.

Z ihHfNS Mill NHU StSU tclUINs
w city or country. who contemplate the erection
Euilding Materials, in the rough and prepared fo
Asr; unmcly:
DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES,
(Circular and Plain, J
BLINDS. VENETIAN and PIVOT,
PANEL SHUTTERS.
SASllES. (Glassed and not Glassed,)
WOOD MOULDINGS,
liOT-BED SASH,
BRACKETS,
WOODEN MANTELS,
Newell POSTS, lr,,
BARN NENTILATORS,
WINDOW GLASS.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
SASH WEIGHTS AND CORDS,
HAND RAILING,
CHURCH PEWS.
WOOD TUBE FOR CHAIN PUMPS
AlSe.--HSreSsed EIO0ring:
fEL.ON PINE. NORWAY PINE
WHITE FINE AND IlEMLOCK,
(well seasoned J
~ All of the above we offer as low as the
lowest for The Cash or approved paper.
Al! orders by mail or otherwise attended to
With plump'ness, by
holland e. CO..
June o. 1850. PORT DEPOSIT. MID.
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GC~Roger a. Pryor, says the Frcdericks-
burg Herald, said in recent speech that the
Douglas wing are 1.-THE STINK PoTs IN the
hands of the Wings used against the great
democratic party Rogers chaste allusion
will be likely 10 be remembered BY Douglas
men
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A CARD
To Young Ladies and Gentlemen.

The subscriber will send tFRi.E OF CHARGED to
all who desire it. the Recipe and directions for
making simple NEGErARLE BALM. that will, in
from two to eight days, remove Pimplcs, Blotchcs,
IAN, FnEcKLEs. Saltwness, and all impurities
and roushness of the Skin leaving the sainc-as
Nature intended it should bc-SorT. CLEAR.
SMOOTH, and BEAUTIFUL. Those desiring the
Recipe, with full instructions, directions and
advice. will please call on or address with return
posaSe( JAS. Y MARSHALL,
PRACTIcAL CHEMIST.
No. 32 City Buildings, New York.
Sept l. lS60.-3m
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HE UNION BALI. IN MUTON IN TIE
ElGurH.-A friend in the 9Th District writes
us that, not withstandinS the ncleu.cnt
weather OH Saturday last, the friends of Bell
and Everett in the district turned out in re-
spectacle numbers to the Mount Pleasant
meeting, and heard the speech of Hon. Ed.
ii. Webster of Hartford, (whom our CORES.
pondent would be proud to speak of as resi-
dent U! Cecil, he says with great satisfac.
! ton. We quote as follows from the letter.
. Mr. Webster S speech of an hour and
half was listened to with the most profound
attention. lie thoroughly disscclcd the
great hobby Of the extrersists-the mig.
ger, exposing the folly of warning against the
extension of slavery into the territories by
showing that the existence of that institution
depended upon, and was settled by climate soil
ANA production. lie spoke also of the neglect
OF the great interests of the State and country
occaSloned by the agitation ofthe niger cues.
ton in Congress, and showed the necessity for
tie election Of Bell ard Everett as The Statesmen
whose administration would restore peace
and harmony TO the country. Republicans
and democrats who heard him were loud in
their praises of this speech of Mr.. Webster,
which all agreed was the mos, able and for
clole they had heard during the campaign.
Mnch praise is due TO orr energetic young
TREND Mr. Enoch Mccullough, proprietor of
the Row and>vle Iron Works, for the man.
ner i'll which he marsha He'd ont the dclcca.
ton from that end of the district. With
then flags waving, and bells tolling. mounted
ON large wagon drawn by six mules, some
40 or more Of the honest and Industrious
rolling mill men came up to the meeting to
show that they were interested in the cause OF
the Union party, and in such protection to
the Industry of the country as john Bell $
administration will ensure"
THE UNION BALL ~ TIE SECOND
The Bell Everett men of the second had fine
turnout on Thursday night at their meeting in
Chesapeake City. VIM. j. Jones and Jas T,
Mccullough Esqs addressed the meeting
after which the torch light procession pnratlrd
through the town. The Elkton Club to the
number Of about 100 ,-scvcnty-two of fine
Ciub equipped, participated in the procession
with their torches AMI Transparent ies. The
Midartown (Dcl) Club were also in line
equipped to the number of about sixty.-
| These with the second district Club
made as fine display, it is said, as was witness
cd in Elkton on the night of the last Bell
meeting. A large number of the houses Of
Chcsapcakers were Illuminated.
GAS IN CAMBRIDGE.-Th "Citv
Fathers Of Cambridge, Dorchester county.
have contracted with Mr.. J. W. Baker of
Bait, to erect gas works in that town, which
has total population, according to the cen
sus just taken, Of ,456,--a trile less than
Eikton. five do not err Mr.. Baker was in
tins town some time since with view to a
proposition for the introduction of gas here.
Would it not he we'll for our town authorities
to move Ill the matter o! gas for Elkton?
1--WE learn that meeting of the
Douglas and johnson men will be held on the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-10-27

~ Gen. Cass, Secretary Of State. was
scventy-cisht years old on the 9th inst, and
CONTINUES hale ard active.
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A CARD.

All persons, indebted to the undersigned
and whose bills are in the hands Of Eli
Cosglove and Samuel Logan E>qs.. are re.
quesed to settle the same before December
1860, as after that time they will be put in
the hands of an officer for collection. without
respect to persons.
Oct 81, 3w. L. r. KIRK, NJ. d.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

10y virtue of Il Decree of the Circuit Court
l)ior Cecil county IN Chancery, the under
signed trustee will offer at Public Sale, at
the Court House door in Elkton, on
Wednelay the 5M Of December neat,
at II o'clock A. NJ, all that VALUABLE
FARM, at Andora, Cecil county, Maryland
now occupied by Joshua l.. Gatchcll Esd
1t contains
~ Acres Reeds Perchcs,
more or less. The whole land is under cul-
livaton, and produces the finest crops. 1t
is divided into fields of convenient size, with
access to water from each field.
1t is under good fencing, and the improve
i mcnts consist of Il TWO STORY
{.assftss,rrs FRAME HOUSE, with Kitchen at
lrSsSsss,E tachcd. Also Barn. and Straw Shed
.'tqatia62 x AZ feet, and Il Stone Wall
around the Barn Yard. Also Stable for
Horses and Cows, large Gmnary,
Stories high, Ice House, Poultry House,
and other necessary outbuildings. The I'M
prorements arc comparatively new.
YOUNG APPLE ORCHARD,
and IL number of Peach, Pear and other truit
trees are on the premises.
This property is beautifully located -
very elevated, with distant view of the Ches-
apcnke and Delaware Bays. 1t is in the
midst of rich country. and is surrounded by
Paper Mills, Cotton Factories and Iron
Works.
1t is directly on tho Elkton, Andora and
Lewisvic Plank Road, and is about five
miles distant from Elkton.
Terms Of Sale as prescribed by the Decree.
Onc half the purchase money to be paid
cash ON the day of sale, and the other half
with interest thereon from day of sale at the
end Of twelve months from the said day of
sale The credit payment to be secured
by the bond of the purchaser with approved
Sccnrity.
Elkton, Md. Oct. y, 1850. is.
GEORGE EARLE,
Trustee.
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EsEET! ssz;Er!. HsEET!!!

TsNllE undersigned, next door to Smiths
J. Hotel, on North St. in Elkton, is killing
stock of the best quality, end will furnish il
by the quarter or side at moderate rates.
0y~Calt and see for yourselves.
J. u. MAIIONY.
Oct o7-tf
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LOR SALE BY r. +. MAY IN THE
L "llOLloW.'-Carp"t Chain, sacking Bottoms, Bed
Cords Cotton Laps. Candle wick. Tie Yarn Concentrated
1--we. Eath Brick. Whsk Bionms, Cedar Tubs, Durkc>
Yeast Powders, SIauljins Glue, St, king Yarn &c &C.
Ont u. lStn-
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Harmony Grove Nurseries.

EEANlNG the ground at T.. NJ. Ilnrvcy's
Il 4 place about cleared, our sale ground
for the future will be ut the place occupied
by Chas. Dingrc, on the s'n'e r0atl one mile
,resi IF .9roa9aiG, where we will be glad to
see thns- wanting Trees. Our stock this
Fail is Very imc.
FRL'IT IND ONANENTAL TREES
of every description.
Cnu'n.s, Gocscberrics, RoTbu1ics, BIockberrics
claw ton and Dorclester.) Asparagus, Rhu-
barb, cor pie rlant,) STRAWBERRIES, &c.
GRAPES 80 varieties.
Usage ORASGEtor hedging. by the io0,-
0t0. Slnubbcry, Green House aud Budding
Plants. &c.
u Orders promptly executed.
The completion OF the Baltimore Central
Railroad through our grounds gives us ample
tiCii:;cs for shipping.
Catalogues furnished on application.
ISAAC JACKSON x CO.,
Successors to 7. VI. Har,ey.)
JlSyrHvhLE, Chester county, Pa.
Sept p, lS6J-2,n.
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1--WE learn that Il meeting of the
Douglas and johnson men will be held on the
evening Of Wednesday ncXt-thc 3lst inst.
in Pot Deposit. Distinguished speakers will,
il is said be present
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WANTED.

YEyIlREE male Teachers to take charge of
Il schools in the Ninth District to commence
Oh the Goth Of Novembcr. Apply to
NATHAN GRIFFITH.
Brick N. House, Oct. 21-3t.
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HEALTH. HEALTH. HEALTH.

Swayne's Compound Syrup of viii Cherry.
Swaync Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry.
awaync's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry.
Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry
The Great Remedy for
The Hreat Remedy for
The Great Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Croap, r-.,;,;. ,o.L
r"e'' C'','' C'o"p' Bronchitis, .Hsth,na
Coughs, Colds, Group, R,onci,i,;s A.,h,'a
Coughs, Colds, Group. ~ 0''o''''''' -N'''''''''
Sore Throat IToarscness
Blood Splitting, Sore Throat, lIoarSrncsS.
Blood splitting, Sore Throat lIJaiscneSs
Sore Throat. IIolrsencss
Consumption, Consumption,
Consumption Consumption,
Consumption. Consumption
All affections lhroar. Lungs and Breast.
All affections Throat. Lungs aud Breast,
All affections Throat. Lungs and Breast
SWaync's Wild Cherry,
Ssvayn.'s Wild Cherry,
has done more good than
any Medicine ever discovered!
any Medicine ever discovered!
any Medicine ever discovered!
any Medicine ever discovered!
any Medicine ever discovered!
GREAT FAMILY PHYSiC!
q Swaync sars ,parla and Tar Pills. 2
% Swayne Sarsaparla and Tar Pills. o
: Swnynes Sarsaparla and Tar Pills. :
ARE PURELY VEGETABLE, 9
ARE PURELY VEGETABLE,
2 ARE PURELY VEGETABLE.
FOR CONSTIPATION. IRWIN, ,o,,,,
EaR Cnvs,rfptrioN LIVER COMPLAINT,
FOR HEADACHE.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS, Fol; HEADACHE.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS, FOR HEADACHE.
FOR HEADACHE,
No Pills seem to give such universal satstactio
~ Prepared only by Dir SwASYE 4 SoS, No.
S North 9TH Street. above Market. PriLApkLriIIA
Sold by Ds. IL. Ii. MITCHELL and DIR. JOS.
WALLACE ELKroS. and all Druggists and Store
keepers throughout the county and state.
July 7. lSt0-:,m.
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NEGRO SUFFRAGE IN Om0.--it is stated
that fourteen ho"sand negroes voted at
the recent Ohio (State) election under some
recent decision of Judge B,inkerhof. The
Cleveland P'oindcolr, in referring to ,his
matter, says
Full blood,d negroes voted in severa! of
the wards yesterday. At the Second Ward
negroes as black as coal pcddcd tickets. -
Negroes hired carriages and carried white
men to the polls. Negroes were everywhere
The refrain commencing,
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Sheen meets TOO coed for negroes =;

is an absmdty. Here on the Western
Reserve roast beef is hardly good enough for
them. They sit at the first table, and white
men are forced to lap up the crumbs at the
second. That's what ailS us. We have met
the Africans, and we are theirs 2"
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.'0r sale--5o.000 Peach Trees

A I'd rhcr NURSERY Sr6cK Send for n
= Descriptive catalogue, giving giving plain
directions for their proper Treatment GRATIS.
WILLIAM PARRY.
Sep. 1850 3m, Cl>SAHlss ~, y. J.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
OFF EkH ESTATE.

Ed Circuit Court for Cecil county, in chan
Gerry, the undersigned, as Trustee, will sell
Ut Public Sale, at the Court House in
ElktOn, on
TUESDAY, The 2oM day Of November, nert.
All that Farm and tract ofh.and,
Situated in Cecil county, on Elk river,
between Plum and Muddy creeks. where
Jesse StoopS now resides, and of which
Benjamin Stops, lately deed, seized. This
farm. containing 62s Acres, is beautifully
situated on the north west side Of Elk River,
about miles below Elkton, is of good soil,
easily improved and well adapted to the cul-
tare OF Peach Trees and other fruit.
E~~E The improvements are COM;
G4ITn 4 Portable DWELLING HOUSE,
MtM;siE Barn and other ont buildings
k sssa A portion of the land is in
Wood.
TERMS OF SALE.-Onc half of the pur-
chase money to be paid in Cash, ana the
residue in three months from the day of Sale.
The credit payment to bear interest from
the day of Sale, and the payment to by
secured by the bond or note of the purchaser,
with SURE city to be approved by the trustee.
c. Sale TO commence at = O'Clock, p. NJ.
JAS. L. MCCULLOUGH,
Oct. 81, lS60-ts. Trustee.
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EIII LARGEST
CHAIR AND FURNITURE
ESTABLISHMENT

n B 4 l. I | VI o r E CITY
AND NOT EScELLED IL THE UNITED STATES.
4 1ATlllOT'S GAY STREET WAREHOUSE.
N"' ~ and - North Gay street. NEAR Fnyc;tc
baltimore, w!i'IH is kept alWaNs On hand AID made
"l"r every s-Fl- Fre:cl T"tc-TrtrS in Pi(-h Hair
tl'ih"r BlurHtrl.c. French. Full stun and Medallion
l1nr Atm Chairs in Plush. Hair. Cloth or Bcarl!r
HH Spring Lounges large assoc tIclt al,yny W ON hand
,rrr pattern nir covered with ant goods tn orir,
t"mh"I Su'tS--in Mahogany or Walnut complete. from
~" mp tauc chris aud Rocking lctir largest assnlt
0nt ready mad" in any house in the EiriIc States
fH!n :i2 dozen up Bar Room Office and Dining Chair,
Il AK. Walnut or Mahogany. with cane. wood or suIr
s'sH an assortment embracing 800 dozen. Woo
se't hairs aud Scitcrs Ru King Chairs, over leo Dc 2ru
on and Plain Frame cooking Glasses uf every variety
All jinls f Beds Hair and llu~k Mattresses.
A. MATIIlOT,
Nos. % and % North Gay street.
Oct &, lSGo--1y. B,LTiMnpr Mn