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From the .Nieac York american Of Tues
day crening.
TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN
CONCLUDED!
-
Elk,or, July 1912.

highly important report, and which
We have reason to think well founded
reached the city this morning from Wash
ington. IT is, substantially, that Mr..
Webster and Lord Ashburton had finally
agreed upon al The points in discussion
between lhc two countries, and that IA
treaty was drawn up and ready for sig
nature, and would be signed yesterday,
being the 4th day of July.
The North Eastern Boundary is settled
by ceding to Great Britain the territory
north Of the St. JOINTS, and by Great
Britain oeding to the United States the
strip between our present Eastern bounda-
ry and the St. Johns river, including the
city Of Fredcricktop, now the seat OF Co
veruncnt Of the British province of New
Rrunswick-an of course the navigation
of the river to the sea.
To this arrangement New Brunswick
was very averse, but igher considerations
have prevailed, and a settlement that must
be deemed by the United States honorable
and satisfactory in high degree, has
been effected.
As TO the details or other points We
are without information.
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$780, ACRES

OF LAND, of "hch abou. so acres
are i'll WOOD, and the residue arabic
land, and low land capable at a small cx-
pence of being converted into m eadow.
&c, The improvements con-
a.. ma sist OF Frame Dwelling
81 ssssss;IIl Is 81 House, l story ana a hall
sszE=ssi-F= high, Z Granary, Corn Glib,
Carriage House and Small Stable.
The Terms Of sale prescribed BY the
said decree require the SUE, OF $3.50 to be
paid in cash on the day of sale, and the
residue Of the purchase money in three
months from The day Of sale, with inter.
es, ,herefrom, to be secured by bond or
note with security to be approved BY the
said Trustee.
Sac to commence at II o'clock, A. ".
EIkton, Md. Jul 9 lS42-ts
The Delaware State Journal, Delaware Ga
zctto, Wilmington Dol; and tho Freeman's
Banner Sl'em, n. J. will insert till day Of Sa o
and forward bill to trustee.
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office.

u 'he partnership heretofore existing un-
N der The firm of Robert Garter T. Son.
has been dissolved by mutual consent
Persons residing in Cecil County, having
claims agains, the lale firm, can present
them to The Senior partner, or to Jos. C.
Carter forliquidalion,to whom all persons
indebted will please make payment
YIN. g. Carter, will continue Tie bust
ness under the iirrn of
r. CARTER g. SON.
July 9Th lSa2-4w
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Communicated
A MARVEL.

There may be seen, for few days.
at he Rail Road Depot, in EiAton, new
specimen Of the inbon ingenuity and
handicralt Of that poor black, illlerale
boy, Bill Trusty. 1t is a completely
constructed and rugged twenty-lour-gun
Brig, with open ports, displaying two
rows of ordnance--all the appropriate
flags lyin.-spars, lifts, braces and 9th
er tachlc and her three small boats in COM
pary.-Bill's genius strikes us OF these
"diegins'' With the more force, in as
much as his location and place Of nativ-
i!y are Elk Neck, part of our county
which, though otherwise respectable, has
never given any extraordinary indications
of genius.--nor indeed Of anything else,
except redundancy Of fish and fowl.
This craft is left for sale.
FRIEND TO MERIT. p
Elktor, July 1912.
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Trustees safe OF
Ian Id.

ESi VIRTUE of a Decree of the Court
OF Chaneery Of Maryland, the under
signed, as Trustee will offer at public sale
on TUESDAY the Cd day Of AUGUST
next, at the Court House in EIk,on Mary
land all that tract or parcel Of Land
called
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n office.

FENIEE public are respectfully informed,
IL that in consequence OF the Accommo-
dalion Train Of cars between this
place and Wilmington not having received
sufficient patronage to warrant Its conin-
uance, the same will be discontinued al.
ter tho 9th Inst.
ZRUDULPH, Agent,
Elhlono July 9Th l8le Wv
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p" B0ULDEN'S HARBOUR, /"

formerly belonging to John Boulder,
decd, and after his death, sold by his Elk
ecutor, to Abrah Bennett. 1t lies on
Back Creek, where tits navigable, abou,
a mile below Chesapeake City, or the
Western terminus OF the Chesa peake and
Delaware Canal, and contains
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Susan K. Roich
In Chanccrv
~ II I,J,. S,h 1910

Joanna fotch July 7lh I9I2.
Ordered that the sale made and report
cd by John c. Grnome Trustee, for the
sale of the Real Estate in the proceedings
in this cause mentioned be ratified and
confirmed unless cause TO the contrary
be shewn on or before she 10th day OF
September next, provided copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper
published in the state Of Maryland once
in each of three successive weeks before
the 10Th day Of August next.
The Report states the amount Of sales
90 be $1,000. True copy. Test
LOUIS GASSAWAY.
July 9th --5w. Reg. Cur Can
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PROLIrlC.-A bunch Of rye CONSISTING o +
8! stalks, tic product Of ono grain was handed to
US tho ether day. II was raised OH tho farm o.
Whtakcrs Garrett s Co. and contained $50
graus.
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Gsz<ssra-szis.axrs--E.s<s

FIRE-Chesterto"n seems 10 be a devoted
village. 1t has again been visited with dcs
tructiyo Ere Before daylight on Monday morn
ing last, gcntlofuan who was loading cannon
to be fired in celeb ration o.! the dsr, left .rt.
e{ candle neara hcs Of powder in the second
story o: store; il winch the post Office WEE also
kept lie had scarcely lcf. the building, when
il was blown TO atoms. Fire was communicated
BY the explosion, 70 three other JuildinG2, which
were consumed. The progress q TIC G'e ,ya-'
then arrested by extraordinary cxe:tiona Of the
citizens. Estimated loss s 900.
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TALLER The Pitching Morning ClHon,
icle says stalk of Rye was handed i, the other
day, measuring fec. inches in height. Rath
e. taller than Benny BowGts.
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'LR'ggstGG's sale OF
T. A n Id.

mY VIRTUE ola Decree e the Court
~ of Chancery, :he undersigned as
Trustee, will offer at public sale Oh
TUESDAY the 2d day of AUGUST next,
at the Court House in Elkton, all that Lot
of Land lying in The town Of Eikton, OPP
posite to the residence of Mrs. Hannah
Partridge, whchIs occupied at present by
Joseph Johnson, John I. Jones, and John
earn, and extends IRON the property Of
the late John kean, decd on the west, to
Tan House Lot on the Last, and from
Main Street, on the north, TO the creek on
the south, being that part of the Real Es
tate Of the la.e Henry lloliingsw orth ,
deed, which was mor.5sged 10 Vim, IIol
lingsw orth.
Es---S The improvements are a
aS5,:a'5 comfortable two story Brick
. SSSsiis iAiA Dwelling House, small
G.aa=zFfsssSlrame building adjoining there
to, and a frame stable.
The Terms of sale as prescribed by
the Decree, require the payment Of one
fourth Of the purchase money i'll cash. on
the day Of sale or the ratification thereof,
one other fourth in 8 months, one other
fourth in Is months, and the remaining
fourth in 81 months from the day Of sale,
with interest on each Of the three last pay
ments from the day Of sale, which are to
be secured by bond or note with security
to be approved by !he Trustee.
Sale to commence al ) O'Clock, P. VI.
JOHN C. Gh0OME, Trustee.
Elkton, July 9, ]Si2-.s
N. b. The above property will be
shewn by John Partridge, to auy person
de srous Of purchasing. j. {. Il.
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George Fairly and July ST..
Abraham Roman, J 1912.
The object OF This suit is to obtain a
Decree for the sale ola certain tract or
parcel Of land called Frazier's Delight
which was morlgaged by the defendant
George Fairly to the complainant; on Ike
sixth day Of September in the year one
thousand eight hundred and thirty blk to
secure the payment Of Slll3.l9 with in
teresi.
The Bill states that on the 6th day OF
September ir the year 1885 the Com.
plainant having under the authority Of the
Orphans Court Of Cecil comfy lent unto
the defendant George Fairly who then
resided in Cecil County but who nov re-
sides in the State Of Pennsylvania or else
where beyond the jurisdiction of the
court Of chancery the sum of $l1l3 10,
the said defendant George Fairly execu,-
ed to the complainant his Bond or obi
cation Of that date in the penal sum of
(S222225 SO, conditioned for the payment
of the said sum Of Slli3.l0, Oh o. before
the 9th day Of September in the year lS4O
with legal interest payable annually, that
in order to secure the payment Of the said
sum of Slll3.l9, with interest to the
complainant the said defendant George
Family conveyed OIL the day ard Year FIRST
aforesaid to the complainant his heirs
and assigns by way of mortgage GER
tain Tract or parcel of Land called Fra
z,cr's Delight lying in Cecil County and
particularly described in the Bill and one
Of the accompanying exhibits that since
the execution Of the SAID Bond and deed
Of mortgage the said Tract or parcel Of
Land has been conveyed by the said de-
PENDANT George Fairly TO the defendant
Abraham Romen, residing in Cecil couu-
ty and is now held and claimed By the
said defendant absalum Romsn as the
said com p!anant has been informed and
believes that no part of the said sum of
Slll3.l9, or the interest accrued thereon
has been paid to the complainant al
though the time limited for the payment
thereof has elapsed and payment thereof
has been duly demanded but that the sum
of $lli3.lS with Interest thereon as
aforesaid remains due and owing to the
complainant, the said Bill of Complaint
concludes with prayer for decree to
sell said Tract or parcel Of Land for all
order of Publication against gthc said de-
PENDANT George Fairly and subpoena a
cainst the said defendant Absalom Ro
man.
1t is thcrcupon sdjudged and Ordered
that the complainant by causing copy Of
this order TO he inserted in some newspa-
per published in the state OF Mary land
once in each of three successive weeks
before the 10Th day of August mex. give
notice to the said absent defendant George
Fairly OF the object and substance Of the
said Bill of Complaint and warn him to
appear in this Court in person or by So
licitor on or before the 10th day of De-
cember next to answer the premises and
shcw cause if any he have why decree
oughtnut 20 pass as prayed.
True Copy. Test.
LOUIS GASSAWAY.
Reg. Our. Can.
July 9th lSle-3w
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MILITARf.--Thc "Riilngton Guards"
visited onr town on Monday last. We had not
the pleasure of seeing them, being absent from
town on that day, but we understand that they
domcaned themselves in true Military style, and
!at they were well received by the "Ellton
Guards Whose guests they were.
The "Cecil Grcys" spent the day at the house
Of Hiram Mccullough Esq, one of the company,
with whom they had been invited 70 dine
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HARVEST GROCERIES,
BUsT received quantity of FRESH
es GROCERIES. very cheap. by
July = WILLIAM lORbhHl'
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ATTENTION


"'SS "a 'tIC -iu blSuttt.
on are requested to meet at Biddlc's
tavern, Chesapeake Ci:y, OH Saturday the
13td INST. to nominate Il candidate for
county Commissioner from your district.
rurl out one md all
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GROCERIES,.

TEyHE subscribers have just received large
a. lot of GROCERIES,, suitable for Harvest
purposes, which they will dispose OF at low rates.
CHAMBERS & AIAEFIT,
Elkton June 18th 1872.
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SoMNA7IBULisM.-A young man nam

SoMNANnuLisM.-A young man nam
ed William Roberts, on last Tuesday
night while ASLEEP, climbed out Of win
dow on to the roof of the porch at the
Washington Hotel il this town, from
whence he fell into the street, broke one
Of his arms, and otherwise injured him
self very much. He is recovering.
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ej-The law abolishing imprisonment
Ic- l~bs well; into operation III New Jer-
sey CT the 4th inst
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James Mitchell and Thomas
Mitchell.
rc.'

John IIsddock, Caleb Kirk,
and Ann L. Kirk his wife,
Hannah Paddock Samuel Had
dock, Sarah Ann iladdock,
John G. lladdock, Susan II.
Haddock, Henry liaddock,
lanes Il. lIaddock, Robert
HadGock, Mary Ann Had
dock. Elizabeth +. IIaddock,
Eleanor Paddock and JoSeph
Gillingham.
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~ The Caledonia arrived at Boston las,
Iuesday, There have been extensive riots in Ire
land, Lord Ashbnrtoua country seat has been
burnt and the Young man who shot a, the queen,
has been sentenced to be hangcd, drawn and
quar!rr2l.
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8JThe merchants Of Philadelphia have
protested agaiest the Custom House en-
tries made since the lst inst, and are sus-
taiucd in their course by written OPINIONS
from the ablesr lawyers in the state.
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MONEY MARK FIT.

y.
The features Of the Stock market have been peculiar
today, nasmuch as the high priced stocks have gener
ally given way while those that have heretofore been
depressed are more firm. Delaware and Hudson Canal
fell per cent closing at S. seller 30; Mohawk l; Har
lem Paterson 4; Farmers Trust per cents In
diana bonds Illinois s Bank Of Commerce, full stock,
fell per cent; Canton T. N. Y. State si's per cents
sales at 10 The Utica and schenectady Railroad Com.
pany have declared dividend for the last six months Of
five dollars ten per cent per annum, each share
pay able on the of February. The Bowery Savings
Bsnk--,he usual semiannusl dividend payable on inc
I7th inst.
The Eric Railroad has il is well known, oeen IN the
habit Of issuing to the contractors on the WORK occep
,snces soaeo davs in sums 200 TO $1,000 at
IN. otce in wall street These acceptances have been
shaved by the capitalists az from to per cent
per month until within 90 dayswfen they became very
cautious ofthem from the fact that they were understood
"a be re.med by the proceeds Of the State stock ssue
90 Tho at the Of 50 for ST. represented TO be
,en by the company, until 80 600 should have been
q, issued As the company approached the extent Of
their privilege entertained that the
balance of the outstanding sccepcnces oud not be paid
This fear has been realised AMI a large amount
have been dishonored The 81 per cent stock issued in
favor Of this company, sell at75 and the company offer
per stock % in redemption Of the dishonorei
certificates. In this osr has been accepted
bu, Utmost where small amounts arc held the pos
cannot all themselves without paying the ba
lance in cash This is tn. rcsul. 10 which the stem
OF issuing state credit to private companies has arri
we'd.
A full nves,ig alton OF the affairs Of the Merchants
Bank It's sale 10 Mr Bdjie and It's subsequent tr"ser
to company Of merchants, is aboutto be had 10 New
Oleans The resolution authorizing the investigate
passed with but negative, Mr.. Dneros, President o.
ut Bank large amount Of tho checks
OF hcCommarcial Bank on the Merchants Bank ol New
O hans. ar in circulation Mp the Mississippi species
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PhilafieIphia.


PHrLApEGpHIA, Jan. 49, 1872.
Mrs FYynn's Bcnetit-Rvss Of Flynn Outbreak be.
ftresn Burton and C0nner-First Hearing Of The
Criminal COMPETENT against the iot- U. s Bank
O1fcers-A man toih Small Por left 10 Die--dt-
tempted Suicide Of a IpomGn-Dempsier's Concert
Stocks.
The Walnut Street Theatre last night, on the oc.
cssioniof Mrs. Flynn's benefit and debut Of that
lady's younger sister, was crowded to excess in
every part. tthe very low rates Of admission il
could not have yielded less than from four to FIVE
hundred dollars From certain givngs out, il was
thoa ght by some that there would be muss on the
occasion, from an intimatios that the youns ladys
friends were opposed to her appearance on the
stage. 1t is pretty well known now,however, that
i. was mere rtse Of the husband Of the beneciere
to excite curiosity, under the idea that audiences
are better pleased with something in the natural
way, than by fiction Theatrieals are very low |
know, but did not suppose that performers would
themselves admit that their efforts at the histronis
to draw, were SC anworthy Of support, Well,
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liable TO be perverted. as All otnrr human measures
were But ne could no. understand The oblecuon to
entrust this system to their own government sub
iect 10 the control Of Congress, when those gentle
men were wiling 10 give greater power 10 an lnde
pendent corporation, would BE- done Ly \ aiionai
Rank. He trusted in God Congress would settlr
this long agitated quesiloa once and forever. IL
was willing, If he could not get all he wanted, 70
take the best system he could get
Mr.. SEWER expressed his sympathy with the wing
family in their unhappy qnsrels, and condoiea WIN
them N their deplerable and dlsorganzed count
ton He said commisseralion was excited tor tnei,
in the breast of every democrat The wings mad
quarreIled, and fought, aud 'woolled" each DINER
until every Democrat was satisfied, eu, wna' were
they quarrellng about 7 Whatwasi II that lnuucru
them TO read Captain Tyler out OF the Church =
Was il his course towards Bank OF the united
States! He had sanctioned all the wing mea-
sures OF the Extra Session win one excePuon,
and that SESSION was not avoweuiy caieu W r'e"'
a United States Bank What then was has offence
Why were the wing party opposed TO this proposed
scheme IL was because II happened To De the pro
geny of John Tyler: because IT came from the
Waite House insead OF from the COMMITTEE hoom
of the senate, lie (Mr Sevier) was sorry that he
must be SO uncharitabe as To believe that II John
TYLER had adopted some one al the wing al.
ternatives-and either died, or resigned, sacrlhced
his conscience or said a, the end OF the present Term
he would not be in the way Of any body-they
would not have heard many OF the speeches which
had been delivered on!that floor. Why, they knew
he was not bank man when he Was nominated,
and therefore there was no DISAPPOINTMENT on tnd'
account. He was lauded as an orthodox anti bank
man aud it was pronounced loco!oco SANDER to
say TO the contrary. If John Tyler had adopted Ell
Their OF the fsur Alternatives The wings would have
discovered that he was "a marvellously proper
man !" but he was stubborn to keep his mouth
shut The honorable gentleman expressed his as
toslsiment that the wing party could see 50 many
dangers IN the proposed scheme, which would be
under their control, while they willing to take
a United States Bank and transfer their power to q
a Board Of Directors.
Mr.. BENTON intlmatea his intention to speak on
this subject, and
The Senate then adjourned.
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Baltimore.
Correspondence of the Herald
BALTIMORE, January 18th, 1912

Mr.. EBIroR-
Many who were present are yet warmly indIgnan,
at the course pursued by Mr.. Stokes of Philadelphia,
in his lecture before the Mercantile Library Associa-
ton on Tuesday night last. His peachant for catho.
lcism, however, may be accounted for, and some
what excused, when we consider the fact that but a
few days since he was united by one of the holy fa-
theirs to young, beautiful, and bushng Catholic
bride. Woman, Gin spite of pride, in erring rea-
sons Spite" will, when arrayed in all her pristine
lovelness, at times lead captive the mind of man.
Even solomon was not impervious to her heart
searching glances, and Mark Anthony is a dead
lesson Of the same melancholy truth. We must
give Mr.. Stokes credit for having copied his lecture
pretty accurately from Boncraft, John V. L. NJ.
Mahon, and Peter Parey. The addition of the
sectarianS bias was its great fault It was uncalled
or by the occasion and clrcu instances.
Mr.. Bnrri,t the learned blacksmith lectures to-
nigh, He is great favoriie, truly great man, a
pretty fair speaker, and a superior lecturer His
bearing il lofty, and his countenance the index to
mind glsrlously immortal
Our money market is dull and tight. Coed paper
is in request at u to 2 per cent per month in the
street. Stocks are heavy, and tending to decline
The time has arrived for the different banks to make
their annual statements. i have seen thai OF The
Merchants Bank Of Baltimore which is very fair
This, however, is thought TO be one OF our sound
est banking institutions A the time OF resumption
draws near (if il come at ally shall keep my eye
upon these monsters. and appyise you OF their first
waverings. The aggregate circulation OF our city
banks on the 4ih inst. was 81 10000
Exchanges have improved, and are setting in favor
of our city. quote on New York at 81 81 prem /:
Philadelphia IL discount, plenty; Virginia u 81
discount; specie 3. 81 prem F; Railroad orders IA
discount.
Nothing of neres. has been doae in the legisla-
ture The bill compel the banks 10 Resume
specie payments is made the order OF the day for
Monday next. A meeting Of shareholders is now
being held at Annapolis.
Brother MaHit delivered lecture last night in the
Wesleyan Chapel There Tremendous crowd
A fight took place in the vesrry room between some
rowdies-fire was cried and the women screamed
terfcalIy.
Our produce market is vet unchanged in pri-
ces. Flour continues at SjS. Business generally
is dull. The weather this morning is delightful.
Yours, Twisr.
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90 VIZ refer readers TO Dr. Felix Goursui's pre-
psrson for uProotng the hair He calls it Peudre
Subtitle Penetrating Powder" and there is mistake
about the fact that it utterly destroys the roots OF the
hair and leaves the place where they have been not
free from the deormity but above the suspicion that
had existed. To gentlemen whose whiskers grow
all their faces ts is great discovery; add to the
ladies who prone tho indie alton OF muachios Gas
many are) box of Dr. G's Powder wonld be worth far
more than its weight in gold-Sudday Times.
To be had at DR.. G's Office, 81 Walker ST. ldoor from
Broadway 81 per bottle of A. Sands, No. 10 and 100
Fulton ST., Abrah im b. Sands Co. No 273 Broadway
and David Sands II East Broadway and 479 Broadway
Gouraud's Vegetable Mouge, 90 cents per boitle-im
parts an immoveable delicate roseate tint
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ly- AMERICAN MUsEUM--The public may bear IN
mind that this is positively the last week Of the large
company Of Indian Warriors and squaws which is en-
gagged here, and whose performances of most unu.
sual and unique description. Jenkins and the Albno
Lady appear; also, variety of other novelties The
Grand Cos moramic Views have all been changed, and
the halt mi lion of curiostes contained in this estsb-
shment of render it the most attractive place OF
amusemea ut in the city.
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ofPapr that does not enter into lis legitimate circua
on, and, therefore, the amount outstanding cannos be
oseertsinsd with precision.
Some sales of real estate made 10 day Of some i'm
portance and lots disposed Of at prices much less
Than in former but still at such will nearly
pay an interest such buildings may be erected
them The details will be found under the head Of
estate OF Trade"
The following is statement OF the affairs Of the Me-
chances Bank Of Baltimore January lS42 and January
., 1871 -