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MARYLAND. CECIL COUNTY, Scr

MARYLAND. CECIL COUNTY, Set:
4 IN application Of Daniel Trippc of Cecil
NICOunty, by petition in writing, to me, the
subscriber Zone Tho associate Judges ofthe Or
phan's Court Of Cecil county) setting forth that
ne is in actual confinement for debts, he is una
hle to pay, and Offering to deliver up for the be-
noilt of his creditors, all his property, real per-
sonal and mixed, to which he is in any way enti-
lied, schedule hereof and list Of his credits and
debts being annexed to his said petition upon oath
and praying TO be discharged from actual confne-
mcnt, and to have extended TO him the benefit of
the several insolvcnt laws of MARYLAND; and it ap-
pearing to me by competent testimony that the
said petitioner has resided within the State of
Maryland for the last two years next before his
application appointed Alexander Wilson Trustee
for the benefit of the Creditors ofthe said Daniel
Trippe who !lns entered into bond. with securi-
ty by me prescribed and approved, for the faith
fn performance of his said trust: and the said
Trustee having certified to me that he is in full
possession ofall the property in the said schedule
and list of debts contained, have ordered and ap-
pointed the first Tu sday next af crthe Sd MOI
day in October next, for the said Daniel Trippe
TO appear before the Judges of Cecil County
Count al the court house in Elliton to answer
such allegations and heterogeneous as may then
be proposed to him by his creditors; and the said
Daniel 1rlpre having entered into bond in
penalty and with security by me prescribed and
approved so to appear and answer as aforesaid, |
do hereby order and direct that the said Daniel
Trippe be discharged from personal confine-
ment and that he give notice of this his applica-
ton, and of the day so by me appointed for his
final hearngin Cecil County Court, TO his crcd-
tors. by advertisement in some newspaper prln-
ted in Cecil County, once a week for three
months, before the said first Saturday next after
the first Monday in April next. Given under
my hand and seal this eth day of Nav 1912.
WILLIAM TORBERT, Jr.
True copy. Test,
GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, elk.
May 2S-aw3m.
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The ssMeadOWs. 9

and also all their right and title, in and to
4 head of Young Cattle, and two Mich
Cows; and hereby give notice that on
SATURDAY the 4th day Of June next, a
two o'clock, P. NJ, | will offer for sale at
the Inn of Robert Gather. the said pro-
perry so seized and taken into execution,
TO the highest bidder for Cash. to satisfy
said writs.
LEFITYSON. Constable.
May ll--ts
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MANSION HOUSE,

Corner Of St. Paul and Fayette streets
Baltimore,
-.t&g-N THE undersigned having
&..; s taken. Gtte and furnished the
q Sz sSf'a IL ! A. IEs MANSION HOUSE as a
@lzss.:szsss.-,,- - P uBLlC HOTEL would be
happy 10 receive the patronage of his
friends and that Of the travelling COM
munity who may favor him with call,
and hatters himself that they will find
every comfort and attention which are to
be met with in the best Hotels in the city.
N. B. A few Gentlemen can be &C
commodated with board and pleasant
rooms by the month or year on reasona-
Bile terms.
JOHN ALBERTSON.
April 9th 1S42-6m
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COnstabe's Sale.

RY virtue Of sundry writs offeri facias
a"lssued by VIM M. Townsend Esq. one
ofthe Justices Of the peace of the State of
Maryland, in and for Cecil County, at the
suit of John Harris, against the goods
and chattles, lands and tenements Of
Joseph Hanna and Joseph Patten and to
me directed, have seized and taken into
execution all the right, title, interest, and
claim, both at law and in equity, of the
said Joseph Hanna and Joseph Patten, in
and to all that tract Of land, on which
the said Joseph Patten now resides, sit
uate, lying and being, in Cecil CO., Md
called
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DISSOLUTION OF PART
NERSHIP.

ENho partnership hitherto existing, I'M
II der the firm, J s S. B. Ford, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. They
return their sincere thanks to their friends
and the public generally for their liberal
patronage. An additional favour would
be conferred by all persons having open
accts. calling Immediately and settling the
same, as they are DESTROYS Of closing their
bushes. For settlement call on either of
the undersigned. JOHN FORD.
S. b. FORD.
L. 5. Business will hereafter be con-
Quoted at the old stand by S. b. FORD.
May 9TH 1S12-4w
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FIRES M SxoRk.yG
GOODS.
III DlFTENDRREyKse

Are now opening and will receive daily thoT.
lnli and complete assortment Of
EREN Gil, INDIA AND ITALIAN SILK
GOODS,
OF every description, adapted 10 the present seo-
son. 1t is their determination 10 keen constant
~ on hand the newest, best and most fashionable
goods TO c forEd III this InaIlCt, and woulIcs-
rcc'iuliy invite the attention of their customers,
and the public generally, TO an carly examina-
ton Of their choice goods. The following goods
are now offered for sale at very reasonable
prices:
Matteoni, Vcritas and Parades Italian Id,strins
black and bluc-black Gro Grain and Gro de
Rhine
Do do best quality, from % TO Sc inch
Width
Extra rich Chine BroclIc, figured and satin
Stripe
Pekin Silks, very rich figured Faccone Silks
New style Gro de Balm Silks
Very superior and rich yard wide Amane
Figured and satin stripe do
Very rich entire new style yd. WIDE Gro do AL
giers Il splendid article
20 inch wide, satin stripe, new style HELEN
ccinc very rich
Superior quality stripe Chine Poll de Sore
EXua quality, new style bIue-bllck, figured
and satin stripe Silks
Al black and blue blk satin Ottoman Silk, yery
superior and rich
Entire new style Foulard Silks, various style
Nlouselinc dc Laine, entire new style, prnted
and embroidcred; plain, cold blk. and
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Farm for Sale.

FHNhe subscriber will offer at Public Sale,
- on SATURDAY the 18th of June, the
fam on which he lately resided, situated
near the Brick Meeting house, Cecil CO.
Nd, adjoining lands Of DR.. 6. S. Town
send, James i. Maxwell, Joseph Haincs
and others, II contains
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lilo Acres.

ABBOTT 30 Of which is in wood. The i'm
provements are, two story log house,
good barn Sc, A further description is
unnecessary, as persons wishing TO pur-
chase, will of course view it.-lEe will
also offer at the same time-several head
OF horses, cattle, sheep and hogs and
farming ulensils.-Terms will be made
known, and attendance given, on day of
sale by DAVID d. TRlMBLE.
May 9Th 1S42-4w
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philadelphia.
Correspondence of the Herald.l


PHILADELPHIA, July &c, 1912.
Blackstone had glorious house the occasion OF his
farewell benefit last night Four pieces played
among them Foreign Airs and Native Graces- which
drew down much applause before Both Buck.
stone and Fanny appear for the benefit of manager Mar
shall tonghon account it is said of their engagement
not having proved profitable it anticipated in
consequence OF the extreme warmth of the weather.
Query-Has not salubrious climate made extension
in the ST OF little Fitz dresses necessary To Wis.,
ions she appears to have picked up conoundedly The
Arch last night had thin house, though fair for the
weather.
We have II stated that the broken and insovent Penn
Township Bank is soliciting specie depostes. How bank
officers in the face of conduct like that practiced by this
institution can have the mpudenae TO ask any body to
trust them at least in the absence Of full and satisfac
tory statement, is than readily reconcile.
should not be surprised to hear that Of these days
that the recollectons" of the President of the broken
Moyamensng had far returned to him. that he should
comprehend that he not paying the debts of the
bank and that he should make similar request of the
public in specie Can it be possible that stockholders
think that credit will ever be extended bank willis
under the control Of orgetful gentleman, prcsi
dent has shown hmsef3 Why not turn him outl
Two persons yesterday drowned in the Delaware
and one in the schuylkill The latter though unknown,
is supposed to have been tailor and to have committed
suicide.
Nothing Of moment done in stocks to-day--two or
three sales all told.
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QI- SANDS SARSAPARILLA.-lt is now univer-
sally acknowledged by all those who have had oppor
unit OF Judging ois merits that this preparation of Sar
sapara is the most efficient medicine for restoring per
sons suffering from debated SYSTEM diseases arising
from an impure state of the blood offered TO the al
hcted The patient therefore, who this preparation
has all combined that be useful for the of his
complaint All those who require invited try
At once and appropriate to themselves the benefits which
this invaluable medicine alone bestow. Prepared and
sold by A b. Sands Co. 273 Broadway of Cham
oers street Granite Buildngs) sold also by A. b. d.
Sands Co. n East Broadway, of Market street.
Price 81.
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NOVEL AND NAVAL ARRwAL.-The u. = brig
Apprentice, Lieut.. E. w. Morres, has arrived from
her cruise along Shore" and anchored near La
Gomar, oft the Battery.
TINS little war craft is full rugged brig, with a
hull no bigger than that of pilot boat. She ia
manned exclusively by apprentice BOYS. who are
governed by the rules and regulations of the navy
There are fortythree boys board, skiiul in sea.
manshiP and great in everything but their own
size.
The Apprentice left Boston some weeks ago. and
since then she has visited Nantucket, New Bedford.
New London, New Haven, Hartford, and half a
dozen other ports. This cruise has given the bows
vast deal of practical information of the sea ports
on the eastern coast, besides affordng them much
amusement.
In short time the little brig will return to Bos
ton. Meanwhile let every one see her.
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LATEST FROM HAvANA--BuRNrNc OF A STEAM
SHlP.-We have received by the attention of Cap
tain Ellis of the packet ship Heespont, Havana
papers TO the 18th instant inclusive.
A ship from Boston arrived off Havana, and
communicated with an outward bound vessel.
when she Immediately stood off and sailed for Bos-
ton again. there being no freight of whatever nature
for large vessels.
There was very little sickness on board the ship
ping in port. few cases only of fever had oc-
Cured on board the jerk beef vessels. On shore,
however, the vomite was prevalent and very fatal.
We learn that the Br. steamer Teviot, lying in
Havana, took fire on the l4th inst from spontaneous
combustion Of the coal an her iocer hold The money
and ammunition were got out, and the steamer filled
with water from her engines. The precise damage
was not ascertaned but is supposed to be consider
| able. She was recently from Vera Cruz.
The West India Mail Steamship Company seem
10 DC most unfortunate Their loss by running the
steamers alone is GloOO per week. Then to lose
'he Medina, then ship load of coal, then having
the clyde run ashore, then the Tevot half burnt.
| up isrunous indeed.
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RON M.IAMoKAs-The Creole brings dates 10 ear, in
me nonh and letter published in the Courier dated bs
"a states tha Cen Arista has resigned the commas 80
me Eastern division Of the Mexican army t,en p
his successor arrived at aleamoras few DAYS since IT,
intends to VISIT tins place, and then examine be %
and villages along the frontier THE e o'hef
on the defensive and do not further than
General VOL commands about twelve hundred mon -
he Rio Grande, and his scouting parties are pushed al
most as far as Bexar ' az
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tn our subscr,bers In General

90 WE OFFER TO OUR READERS THIS
statement Of an article much recommended by Mr. Jones'
81 Chatham street for erepons dishgurements and
clearing discoored skin we beg to is not overaed
We have seen ttested in three different that OF
old lady, that has cured of salt rheum of fifteen
standing and given her fine clear skin another young
gentlemen Nassau street. of pimples and freckles
verng his face as to resemble small pox One cake
ed his face two cured him. changes the color of dark
sunburnt or yellow skin to fine healthy clearness Hun
dreds in the State can testify who have used it, and from
what we have seen we have doubt il will be very
tcnsively used when its virtues known. We did not
believe before we tried it. Sold by T. Jones Chatham
street, New York; 1879 Fulton Street Brooklyn; State
street, Boston; 81 Dock street. Philadelphia
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D3- TO THE DEBILITATED AND NERVOUS,

the martyrs Of ennui lassude, low spirits, melancholy
to the unhappy dyspeptc the victims of indigestion and
all those and wasted sufferers from prostratng
ladies' the COLLEGE MEDICINE AND Pharmacy offer
the permanent relief in their grateful and elegant
preparation-the TorIc MIXTURE This invaluable med
cine is now meeting the most extraordinary SALE trial
0, it's rare restorative virtues is invited Sold at the pr.
cpa office of the College, 81 Nassau street. New York at
he stores ofthe and at fremont Boston
the principal office for the England States.
w. $. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal office ofthe College Of Medicine and Pharmacy
Ma
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NAVAL CoURr MARTIAL.-CoRREcrIoN- re-
porter made error yesterday in including the
name of Captain Dallas in the list of officers to be
tried Fortunately, this gentlemen has not reached
this equivocal distinction, and we presume he has
no desire for such species of rank
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o. An EXTRA HERALD will be published imme-
diately on the arrival OF the British Queen steamer
with later intelligence from Europe.
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EASTERN STEAM Boar MAIL This mail now goes
direct to Providence, in the boats connected with
the Independent Line. This is in consequence of
some difficulty between the Providence and ston.
ngton Rail Roads. Hamden goes the same route
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Review of Books. &c.

GopEYs LApY's BooK.-Post SO Bowery.--The
July number is a very charming The plates
are very superior, and the literary contents improve
with every number.
GRMIAM's MAGAZINE. = Post, go Bowcy.-The
" Bud and the Blossom" is beautiful plate-the
"Watchers" is very good. Fay, Mrs. Norton,
Bryant, Herbert, and Benjamin, are among the best
contributors.
LADIES WORLD OF FAsrnoN.-Post, SO Bo,cey,-
An excellent periodical, and should be on every la
dy's table.
BosroN MISCELLANY FOR AUGUsT.-Bradbwya md
SOden ~ Nassau street We cannot praise this toe
highly. A plate of Bunker Ill., one of celebrated
men, and one of the fashions, worth the price OF
the work. The literary contents are excellent
BAcoN's WoRKs.-Post, Bocery.-The 35th num-
Der is out No one should be without this work.
MANUAL OF SELF EDUcATIoN.-Bradlcy, John
street.-A very useful and valuable periodical no
trash-but full of well written information, with
good Illustrations, and cheap. .--t.
The MAGNET.-l3S Fulton street "A very useful
periodical, devoted to magnetism, as ii affects all the
relations of life Read it.
TRIBUTE FOR PUpLs.-Ths is a very pleasing
work, by Miss Ann Page, of Providence All young
people should read it.
ROUTES FROM New YORK TO MONTREAL AND MA
GARA-Bwr and Jones' l02 Broad,cay. This IS
very beautiful book full OF handsome maps, lllus,ra
singular machine, the Omnigraph, which engraves
work with greater neatness and despatch than any
five men can do We have also received map OF
the disputed territory, done by the same machine.
lay- NEW NOvEL.-Persons in the city, who wish &c
their friends in the country, would 40 wen ge
Abel Parsons -he capital newell when may pc ha
at the New World Office 30 Ann street. for one shilling
The postage upon ouy cents to the remo'es part
the Union
A VraY Mopesr MANA bachelor says that all hi
could ask for in wife, would be good temper health
good understanding agreeable physiognomy, fine figure
good tons domestic habits Of amuse
ment good spirits conversational talents, elegant man
ners, modesty, virtue and money
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nrk- The CARRIER for the Herald in the Fifteenth
Ward is directed to take out his papers early, ana
serve his patrons before o'clock IN the morning,
otherwise we shall remove him, and appoint another
in his place No grumbling.
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The County Court--Administrati of
Justice.

A very curious, amusing, instructive and interest
ing debate took place yesterday in the County
Court, the Legality of admitting Judges Lynch
and Noah TO act as the members of that body. A
full and accurate report will be found in this days
paper,
The first thing that strikes the mind is the exces
sive modesty of the two judges, perssting claim
their seats-one of them speaking TO the matter be-
fore the question was determined by the Court.
From the opinions given in the debate it may well
be questioned whether Judge Lynch or Judge Noah
has any right to SIT in that body by the statute under
which they claim the power The Mayor, the Re-
corder, and though last not least Judge Inglis APP
pear 10 have strong doubts on the legality of this
claim. We trust that these eminent functionaries
will take time and calmly decide whether there is
law and warrant for their admission. If there is,
let them have their seas-ii there is not let them be
elected with decorum and courtly regard.
The debate however only developes the outside
of very important movement in city politics and
Wall street influences. II is generally said out
of doors that the motive for this strange proceeding
is to make up majority to remove the present Dis
trct Attorney and to appoint in his place Mr. n. b.
Blunt To Mr. Blunt personally, there might posi-
bly, be no objection, on the score of talent and at
tainments, but the way in which this purpose is
sought TO be Effected and the Influences at work 10
carry it through, may well be questioned. In the
history of parties heretofore in this city, we believe
the democrats never yet attempted to faith
full and competent District Attorney, or even Recor-
derbefore the legal expiration of his term of Office
1t has been reserved for the wings who have by ac
cldent got majority in the Corporation, to actwith
out reason, against reason, and in spirit that is
nv no means commendable
Indeed there seems to be fatality attending the
wing party in New York. The same Wall street
influence which first used, and then broke down the
popularity of Governor Seward, seems to be driving
the wings of the Corporation on the same rocks and
quicksands. Wall street influence, whose rapacity
and tyranny have mainly caused the present state OF
things in the State and country, is now at work in
laying the seeds of an overthrow in the fall cleo.
lions. We presume that it will be all powerful in
the present-as in past But it is curious to
observe Recorder Tallmadge forced into false po-
siton by the very men and prints that We're ready
to cut his throat when he appointed the place
he fills. The wing members of the Corporation
have had glorious chance to make themselves po.
puar with the mass of the people-but If they give
in entirely TO Wall street influence, they will follow
in the footsteps of the Governor, and be wrecked
as he has been.
The County Court opens again to-day, and the de-
bate will be renewed.
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From CHuI.-We learn that the Bolivian army
were marching in April last towards Lima, and
that La F1ente had been poisoned. Revolutions,
IN that country, take place before breakfast, as
usual
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NAvAL.-Ihe United States ships 81. Louis
Yorktown, Dale, and Shark, were at Calais on the
I'D OF April The Cyane had sailed for Paya-
the ST. Louis would sail for homeland the Dale FOL
Africa.
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ELEGANT ExTRAcTs.-The latest bouquet of
choice epithets bestowed upon Captain Tyler"
by the respectable and learned wing party, are
these &c A corrupt, unprincipled scoundrel."-
shame
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p2-vAUXHALL GARDEN-THTs IS THE NIGHT
to have an evenings amusement at Vauxhal Those fond
of comedy in its pure state make this garden visit
the master spirit Of the comic puts forth his best en-
deavours, and well do the New Workers know how to APP
preciate them. j. $. Browne since his arrival in
America has acted with such energy and spirit-honors
thick and fast fall upon himnot visitor leaves Vaux-
hall but is delighted with him. Miss Kate Horn is acting
also at this delightful garden, and we hear has improved
both in looks and acting let there be rush tonight to
vauxha the admission is but IS cents and the manager
for his lberalitv deserves announcement.
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&C. CHATHAM THEATRE.-The RECOGNITION Of MI

90 CHATHAM THEATRE.-The reception Of Mr..
Kirby Monday evening in his celebrated character
Mar,eau was the most enthusiastic bestow ed on
vorte actor He appears again this evening Pierre
Belard in the drama Of the Surgeon Of Paris supported
Mrs Thorne Madelon. In addition 10 which j. r.
Scott for this night only plays Pythias to the Damon Of
Mr. Proctor, who makes his first appearance tonight hav
ing been engaged for limited period Mr. Rice also ap
pears in the farce Of Black Hercules King of Clubs
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o. CHILDREN DIE FROM WORMS, WHEN A
timely of DR.. Shermans celebrated Worm Lozenges
would save their lives. The Hon. b Beardsey says
one box saved his only child when his family ply stefan
gave him up There is mistake in the ozenges made
by DR.. Sherman. Every body likes them. LOG Nassau
street is his warehouse one door above Ann street
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NrBLo's.-Rare doings at this establishment thi
evening the acting manager takes benefit, and
is assisted by the elite of the Park company, Miss
and MIR. H. Wells, and Edge the pyrotechnist Two
capital vaudevilles, two dances by the Wells, two
cemic songs by Chapman, splendid display of fire.
works, and the promenade musicale A great bill
and no mistake. Miss Charlotte Cushman and Mr.
John Fisher are among the volunteers.
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TIE PHL,DELrm. GazErrE-Ths paper has chan
ged hands again. Beresford Foulke Co. now have H.
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steam ship British Queen.

The Queen has not YET made her appearance
She has now been sixteen days at sea.