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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
DEPUTY PosTMAsTERs.

DEPUTY PoSTMASTERS.
HENRY B. STACEY, at Burlington, Vermont
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VIZ ALKER ON INTERMARRIAGE,1 VOL
wv Walker on Woman, vol Walker on Female
Beauty, vol. This day received, for sale by
NAV IL .... - +. TAYLOR.
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COLLECTOR
APPRAISER

WILLIAM @. LORD, Collector, Wilmingto
N. c., vice Lewis H. Marsteller.
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though he may suffer. The asserter Of them may be
deeply injured. o.
Besides, is prescription only one side3 Can the
man who has bad place, and is superseded, complain
Of prescription, and may not he, who Is in all respects
better entitled and who has stronger claim than the
man whose place he solcits-may not he complain of
prescription if his request is denied Ifthis rule will
not work both ways, it must be very bad one. is
the principle that claims to be respected and he who
Is best entitled to place. all things considered, and is
refused H. whether he be IN or an OUT, whether he
asks to be kept in to be put inhs is the prescribed
man. On this point we have no hesitation in utter
ing decided opinion and we fully believe that the
voice of the country will sustain it. If it be So
we unable to conceive how right can be distin-
guished from wrong All public trusts are the pro-
pery ofthe American people. Il is monsrous to sup
pose they can be monopolized and appropriated by a
privileged class original right, birthright
prerogative.
| One thought has occurred to US which will doubt
less occur to ALL in view Of this unreasonable and un-
reasonable clamor about prescription, viz that il is
part Of political game to recover power. They who
have always used place to fortfy party regard it
capital not to be surrendered willingly. They know
that the agents of Government essential to the
carrying out of it's purposes and that long its
opponents be forced upon it in this capacity, i
| may be weakened and thwarted. 1t is the strongest
fort in which to plant their means of annoyance ant
onset. An army Of spies within camp may bemor'
dangerous and more fatal than an army in open force
| without M@ &0a
It is now many years, nearly the half of an age
since the principle Of prescription has been al work
not only by removals of political opponents, but b.
an exclusive appointment of partisans. Every on
must see, that much is required to be done to give
| the friends of the present Administration simple
equality in the list of appointments If justice ant
proprety do not call aloud for change to this extent
we at loss to know what question may be consi
dered as settled. -aa.
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ABRAHAM INsKEEP, Appraiser, New Orlean
vice Sheldon S. Clark
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THE NATIONAL FAST.

This day was most religiously observed in this city
All business suspended if were Sunday, and
the churches were thronged @9
gTThe Public Offices and works were all suspend.
ed by order Of the President and it is due say that
by mistake the notices Of this order did ap
pear in the city papers.
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The following notice of DR.. ANTHoNs Classical
Dictionary, fromthe New York Signal, just published
by the Harpers aud Tor sale in this city by F. Taylor,
is less than what is due, even from journal:
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A, meeting of the "Elkton Guards"
and Cecil Greys, at their drill room, the
undersigned were appointed to confer
npon the propriety of taking measures to
unite the different uniformed military
Corps within the Counties of Talbot, Car
olinc, Q. Annc's; Kent, and Cecil and all
Others DESTROYS of joining III an EN-
rampmcnt at some centraRpolnt IN said
counties for improvement in drill and
discipline, Upon dclibcration we, beg
leave to report that in view of the entire
dependence of the State, as well as the
Union at large; " on her citizen soldic-
~ for defence against invasion from a
broad, and insurl ecton at home. 1t is en-
ncnt'y proper to take all practicable
measures to increase their efficiency.
They therefore earnestly recommend
10 all the organized mil tary Corps, whose
location enables them to join in the con
;. dated union. 10 appoint committees OF
Irrespective Corps, to meet III ChrS-
.,rtown on Monday, the 23d of August
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W WASHINGTON, Aug. II, ISL.
We are still in suspense with regard to
the Bank Bill, and from rUmors abroad
are likely to contnne so until Monday.
On Saturday, Congress will, ii Is believed,
take holiday, for the purpose of visiting
the ship Delaware. SO it is inferred that
the President, who is to accompany them,
will not at present make known his deer
sion, lest he should thereby mar the 'har-
mony of the occasion. As it Is, however,
it will be strange if his cXccl'ency be not
quizzcd to his hearts content. lie will
literally rose among thorns.
Your idea that the delay be caused by
the preparation ola message by the Prcsi-
dent, to show his consistency in signing
tho bill, has struck many very lorclbly.--
The veto stock has consequently fallen
several degrees. In case of resignation
of the Cabinet, it is confidently asserted
by the 'knowing ones" that John w
Jones, of Virginia, will be Secretary oi the
Treasury, Henry A. W SC. Secretary OF
| the Navy, and Mr.. Senator Rlvcs, Secrc-
tarv Of State. VIVA, ncXl?
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Communicated.
MIR. Editor.

MIR. RAZOR.
Allow me to call the attention of the
Citizcns of Elkton, to- grievance III,
which all should feel An interest Our
town is flooded with individual and cor
poration shinplaslcrs, of all colors and
sizes. and many oithcmas worthless as the
rags thrown in the streets. They are put
in circulation as currency, but upon
their faces they neither inform the holder
of Their amount, or the places from which
thev arc issued. would therefore, sug-
gesl as summary mode Of getting rid Of
this worthless trash, that the Merchants,
Hotel keepers, and all Others Interested,
hold meeting and adopt some plan to
relieve us from this Inconvenience. Let
the citizens determine to receive only such
rs are known to he good, say the VII
nington, and the Bait & Ohio Raj Road
notes, BY adopting this plan some little
specie will get in circulation again to as
sisl IN making change. In Pennsylvania
and New Jersey, where no such trash Is
permitted to be issued, specie is found tc
be sufficiently abundant for change.
A CITIZEN OF ELkTON.
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TORNADO At WASHINGSON.-

TORNADO At WASIIINGSON.-
A tornado Cor whirlwind, as stated in the
Intelligcnccr) occurred yesterday between
two and three o'clock, i'll Washington
city, of a most violent and destructive
character. Its course was prlncIpal Y
along the canal, and through portion of
the least dcnscly inhabited, and therefore
produced much less injury than other
wise would have been the case. Tie
force of the wind is said to have been SO
great as to watt quantity of boards from
IA lumber yard, hundreds Ct feet above
the earth, and even to have raised car
riagc into the air. \ number of build
ngs were greatly injured, and other spe-
cics of damage done, The greatest con-
sternatlon is said to have seized the citi-
zens, and caused them to apprchcnd much
more serious consequences than actually
cnSucl
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Sources Of eccry day Huppiaess.-Oc-
cupaton and clear conscience, are the
only security we can have in this world.
That life will glide smoothly until old
age shall ovcltake the sojourner, and
praccable close his mortal career for his
Iir.al entrance on that state of existence
that will last throughout eternity. The
indolent and inactive can find no source
of enjoyment within himself, lie views
all things upon the dark sidc-a va"anl
mind is necessarily mind distressed
about the most irivoloussobiccts of this
world, and employment is craving ne
cessity, the truant boy in the field will
tell thls-therc is no employment in in
aclivity-to tie sensitive and edu atcd.
at least, it is what foliage is to the tree
Employmcnts are the refinery that add to
the beauties of liIc-thcy are neither Sc
crct nor rare, and many have leaned Sc
crrGs under the roofs of the poor man
which would ana to the luxury of the rich.
That human being who enjoys good
health and lives without employment is
like he marble in its rough state, the
qualities are i'll the being REQUESTS for hap
piness, but have never had sufficient eX-
ercise to bring them to the surlacc-.'hc
wei employed is the marble when ii has
gone through all the beneficial operations
of the workman, and having received the
last polish is as durable as it is useful.
and all love 20 gaze upon it for its beauty.
DcL. Rcp.
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PL.ESTEEsk.1'G.

YNhc subscriber respectfully announ-
Il ces to the public, that he is carrying
on the above business in ali It's var'ies,
and that he is now prepared to fulfil
orders in his line in a neat and durable
manner. lie will plaster by the job by
the yard, or by the day; in any of which
ways his charges ave moderate. Orders
left with him at Cherry Hill, three miles
north Of Elkton, or at the Office of the
Cecil Wing; will be attended to with dcs-
patch.
PETER p. PERSON,
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Milllin of Penn on the militia Of I. N city
and county of Philadelphia, TO sup 'rcss'
the rebellion viii h was at that une
threatened by the inhabitants of the est
crn counties of that State, and an M
nounccment of Waync's vi",ory over the
Indians. Comparing it with the dali. v
newspapers now publis he'd in Baltimore,
shows The vast improvement that has been
made in printing, since the time that paper
was published.
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The following is the latest news we
have from Washington respecting the
bank bill. We have it from the Bait more
Patriot.
FRIDAY MoRNlyr. s O'Clock.
TIE BANK BlI,L"--Nothing official
had been heard from the President up to
half past iva O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
The belief is general in Washington that
the bill will not be approved by the Prcs-
dent; and it is thought his message on
the subject will not be sent in before
Monday-of this, however, there is no
certainty.
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How THEY ELEcTIoNEER.--The way
in which the Loco Foco party expect TO
Asuccccd i'll this county, is, to gull the pco-
pie into belief, that the policy of the
Wings was the sole cause of bringing the
State into debt, and that they alone are to
blame on account of it. See one Of them
where YOU will, tins is the theme, this
is the fruitful text for all their sermons,
the groundwork of all their arguments,
and the pulley by which they expect to
hoist themselves into the majority. But
for them to suppose that they will be be.
Hcved, is on par with supposng that the
pcoplcalc downright fools-that they have
no recollection oil cYrnts that have passed
and that they may be led by the nose,
by aav uniyir and hyp"crisical politician.
who NAV ask them, by their suifragcs to
give him an Office. Do the people not
know, that when the eight million loan
was ,rsscd, is out Of the % L"cos who
voted. voted for it? Do they not Know,
that William GraSon was brought out and
elected us the champion of internal i'm
provcmcntsl lave they forgotten, that he
in his Message to the Legislature, recon-
mcndcd the Icvving of direct taxi Do
they not know. that Francis Thomas, the
Loco EOco candidate for Governor, was
President of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company?-lhat he urged the Ic-
gi>la,urr. will. all his power, To make a
large loan To that company-and that he
has pockctcd more OF the money, the III
tcrcs on which is now to be raised by
direct taxation. than any other man in the
State? Dothcy not know all this2 And
have they forgotten, that Nlcssrs. Foard
and Ilcckalt. two Loco Fuco delegates
from this county. voted for IL loan To that
same canal, and that Mr.. IIcckart, after
having done the ,h0iclM 0ci', was again
taking up by his party, and received from
them Il higher vote than any other IAN on
their ticket No, verify! the people of
Cecil have not forgotten these things
These are few of the facts that are
known TO them; isH sc. ils.tllt. -'ssfee III
them all, some of the leading Loco Focos
havcthcconsunmat" impudcnce, TO charge
the Wings with being the sole authors OF
the State debt. This is of a piece wiah
the charges they made against our llAli
RISON wear ago. 'Tis akin to the IL
bells they Mcn uttered against him, but
which they no'r acknowledge to have been
false. And the people will reply to them
nor as they did then. The dread rchukcH
sd0wn s00thicss insniirrS. wc trust not yon''
tuic,', kil again echo in their cars, and
they again arc doomed, to meet with the
disappointment, that Discrimination and
unlarncss deserves.
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RtSptct Jar LadieS.-N othlng SETS so
wide Il mark between the vulgar and the
noble soul as the respect and rcvcrcntial
love of womanhood. A man who is
always snccring at women, il generally a
coarse prohigatc, or a coarse bigot-no
matter which.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
Tuesday, one O'Clock

UCsuay, OHC OCIOCk.
A slight Improvement in the price OF
flower since last wcck-lIoward ST., of
new wheat at S6, l2a, sales of that of old
wheat, have been made at 1857 a g.
Wagon price 1878.
GRAlN,-Ncw Red wheat at l,37.
new white l;35 a l,37, old red LIB, mix
ed 1876. A superior parcel of Penn. sold
on Tuesday at l,31.
CORN, is looking upa little.-Whitc
70 Is cents, and yellow II Il 73. Rye
SO ii G3 c. New Oats 10a II cents, and
old 43 Il 15 C.
Western Bacon, hams Ga Sc, sides s. C.
shnuldcrs 3.
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HOUSE PAINTING AND

The public are respectfully Informed
that the subscriber continues to canv ON
the above business in all its various
branches. iii the ncatcst style, and on the
most accommodating terms.
lie will paint either by the day, or by
the job; and all orders left for him at DR..
Parkcrs Drug and Paint store will be at
tended to without delay.
GEO. w. WELLS.
N. B. If required, he will furnish the
materials as cheap as they can be pur-
chased in Wilmington.
Aug TT G.. w. w.
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n Rpmnisccncc.-Wh en- the late Bank
of the United states was created the vote
of the delegation from South Carolina
was SIX to ONE in lis taror' They
were us follows:
For the Bank-95CALuoUS,-Et
Chappc!l, IIuger, Lowndcs, aJ-PIcKENs,
Taylor-6!!!
Navs-Mayrant!! .!
Was South Carolina '.FcdcraE State?
Were Calhoun and Plckcns ''F'cderaIis1s9'
Boston .HiuS
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JOB
PRINTING.

TIE public are respectfully informed, that
we are prepared to execute every dcScrlp-
ton of JOB PRINTING, i'll the ncatest
manner, and at the shortest notice; at the
office of the CECIL WIG.
The Cecil Wing has a considerable
circulation throughout the County, and
affords favourable channel for thcGnscr-
ton OF advertisements.
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Those orators who give us much noise
and many words, with but little argument
and less wit; and who arc most loud when
they are least lucid. should take a les
son from the great volume Of nature; she
often gives us the lightning, even without
the thunder. but never the thunder with
out the lightning!
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Look not mourniuIly into the past; it
comes not back again. Wisely improve
the. present; ii is thine. Go forth to meet
the slad"wy future, without fear and
with manly heart.
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C95755a55ND
(ty.Y|...,YN)
DENTAL ST EGERY.

DR. CoWAN still continues TO pracA
tlSn Dentistry in Elkton, and is al all
times prepared to Plug, File. and insert
artificial teeth, in the ncatest and most
permanent manner.
TERMS.
As complaints have been made by some
persons, who have been operated upou
by other dentists, in regard to cx,rayapaut
charges, and badly performed operations.
DIR. {. deems it proper TO give "A list of h,s
prices for dental operations.
For inserting Pivot teeth 80 to So
teeth on gold plate 3 to 5
Plugging with gold Ito l,5H
Foil so In 49,
Extracting teeth So
Cleansing " sons.
fol inserting full sets oftccih SIS TO 500
All operations warranted or no charge
VIII be made. Enquire at Fnnrd's H...-i-
NGfe,v nCc.
A. A. Evans, NJ ID
c. w. Parker, VI, d,
August r.
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Nicholas Biddle Esq. was robbed Of
his Pocket Book and considerable money,
while standing at tho Post Office i'll Phil
adclphia.
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Land
SURVEY ING.

SURVEY ING.
TENhc subscriber having accepted the ap-
4 poinnncnt of Surveyor fCecil Coun-
ty, is now ready to do all kinds of Land
Surveying at the shortest notice. His
residence is at New Leeds, four mflcs
from Elkton.
= JAMES McCAlLEY.
Aur. 7-lw
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While ihouaands fall by clashing swords,
Ten thousands fall by corset boards;
Yet giddy female thoughllcss train
For sake of fashion yield To pam,
And health and comfort sacrifice
To please Il dandy coxcomb's eve.
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Lorc anil .Horriag"--''hc Chain of
love is made of fading flowers, but that
of wcdlock of gold-lasting as well as
beautiful.
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FOR PRIVATE SALE.
A FARM,

containing 1l3a acres of land. Tho
~ soils of agood natural quality, well
iimbcrcd, and is handsomely situated ON
North East'crcek, Cecil county. Md, and
on the public road leading from Philadel-
phia to Baltimore, miles fran Fort De-
post, | miles from Chesapeake, and Il;
miles from Ilavre-de-Graee, all of which
arc very thriving places, and always afford
a good market. Nearly all ofihc cleared
land has .becniimetl from once TO three
times times and is in good s,p'' of impr@'e-
IL The buildings arc, = Dwell
siIssAfftnts ing house, Barn, WagyCYl
t.a.s5 q IL. house end granary, ahops,
sf'Ser's9= as1-s== and tcnaht houses nearly all
new; they are large and ee'.-"e',',i ous, and
built o! good materials. IT, "a thirty
ing Orchard on it, it lies in a~good md
healthy ncighborhood, is convenient to
mills, saw mills factories SC, TO places
of worship of different denominations,
and is one and half miles from the Brick
Meeting House Post Office is deemed
unnecessary tosgivc any l,"'thcr dcscrip-
ton, as ii is probable nose inclined to
purchase will view il for themselves. APP
ply to the subscriber on the premises.
WILLIAM PHILLIPS.
August 7-3w.
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WHISPERED danlics are like cats-cut
off their smcllcrs and they are useless.
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next, to confer upon the subject, aud make
suitable arrangements,
Signed on behalf Of the Elkton Guards.
G. r. HOW ARD.
Gu behalf of the Cecil Gravs,
HIRAM MCCULLOUGH.
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81 am light-hcadcd," as the fellow said
when his hair was ON fire.
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JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.

JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.
Is decidedly superior to any known combination
OF medicine, for coughs colds, consumption, Asth-
ma, splitting of blood, Angina Pecturs-Palpita-
tons of the heart, observation-disclosures Plurisy,
lioarscness, Difficulty of Breathing, Hopping
cough,,Pains and weakness of the Breast, and uli
diseases of the Pulmonary organs,
For sale at Dr. Parker's Drug, Medc-
cine s Paint store, sole Agcn, for the sale
Of DIR. Jayne's Medicines in Cecil county.
Also for sale as above, DIR. Jaync's Tonic
vermilugc, and DIR. Jaync's Sana.ive
Pills.
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TAILORING.

The subscribers absence from Elkton
for three years is accounted for by his
visit to Ill Hull and lltliax, London,
Paris and Bagdad, Constantinoplc, Pckin
in China and Seringapatam in Africa. He
has got small Imp at the orator of mount
Ncs,vius, that communicates ~ the
invisible world TO the emperor lria,
which is Immediately forwarded BY the
Transatlantic steam navigation compa-
ny to the United States, and being the
only one in the world that has u visible
and invisible agency, he prcsumcs he
would be able to compete with the devil
himself, should he appear and|sct up an
opposition in the same line of business.A
And although there are no better tailors
in the United States than have been locat-
ed in Elkton previous TO his return, yes4
having made this superior arrangement
he fancics he will be able to compete
with any thing, and give general satisfac-
ton to all who may favor him with their
patronage,
His shop is in Ricketts, row, next door
but one to the Log Cabin.
p. FlNEGAN, tailor.
August TT.
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ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS-. We
learn from Washington that congress is
expected to adjourn on the 18th inst
We hope that the Land bill will not be
laid over to the next sesson-BalE CHp
TIE DELAWARE. The vessel appears
to be the rivct, the loadstone that draws
the good people Of our city towards
the bay where she is to be seen. The
average number of visitors from this
city, daily, is estimated at twelve hun
t,rcd.-b
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Misses aud childrcn's Boots, very low.
He also keeps general assortment Of
womcn's Shoes of his own manufacture,
from CPL to Is cents, warranted to sur
pass any thing that has been offered for
the price.
N. &. II any of his work fails, it will
be repaired without charge, and dcduc-
ton made in the next palr
August Ivy.