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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-04-22

-Four Daily Lines bct,cccn Philadelphia and Ne'c
Tmk.-The Camden and Amboy Railroad Company,
have determined to establish another line for travel
crs between Philadelphia and New York, TO start
II NJ. from each point and to proceed by way of
Camden and Amboy. Fare SO. There will then
be four lines in operation, yiz:at and g. A. Mat
II M.-and A. p. NJ.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-04-22

at 81 cts per lib. Some 40 csks Bacon Sides taken
at to A. cts. per lb.-SmaIl lots of Whiskey sell
ing at IS cts. per gallon. The principal Freight en-
gagemcnts were American and two British ships
for Liverpool at Lied. for Cotton.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-04-22
Letter sheet Prices Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening" printed on fine paper and adapted
TO correspondence, can be had at the Printing office
of this paper, N. W. of Baltimore and Holli-
day streets, (up StairS,) to-day by O'clock at s.
cts single, or cts. each, for or copies.
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EVA UNToN Low META

fENA UNION YELL Low Nj EFT A L
SHE A II n G The increased de-
nand for this article has imducrd the manufacturers
to extensive additional works, and now pre-
pared IN cnnjuuctiun with Mr.. VIM. II. Muntz (son
OF G. +. Mnntz. Esq. of RIrm nghsm England) TO
offer YELLOW METAL SHEArHING- which
they confidently recommend. unsurpassed even by
the celebrated Nuutz, English make.
Several suits vr>sl- belonging TO this port that
have been about two years (and at Boston New
Bedford, &c longer rnIe) have given general salts
faction, the price ing about three cents less than
"copper" and the old exchanged for new, difference
Of six cents offers great Inducements for its general
use.
This article can only be had in Baltimore at manu-
facturers' prices, of the undersigned agents.
Also. a large Stock of BRAziERs' COPPER, Cor
PER BoLTs, CoPPER aud CoMPosITIoN SHEATHISa
NAILS, constantly un hand for sale by
F. PRATT & BROTHER.
lie ) ly ~ and % South Charles 1t.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-04-22

DRY Goods at ST. Louis.-The st. Louis New Era
of the Sd inst, says there imported into that
city 1000 packages of Dry goods during the month
Of March. The Spring trade is fairly commenced,
and Main street and the Lcvce has exhibited signs OF
prosperity and business for a few days past, rarely
seen. Nearly all the goods destined for Santa Fe
and New Mexico have been purchased there this
season.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-04-22

LATEST DATES-FRoM
LIVERPOOL, Mar. %. HAV lie, Mar. %.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-04-22

1Ib,5I2,S14 .S0S,I3I ,Uoy
42 00S bis Cotton consud in lS47 406, 554 S4S lbs.
Deduct loss in spinning or. per Id. Al, 466,936
Yarn Spun. .362, 0S7, 9l2
The Cotton Thread ,, 500, 9il lbs, and some other
small items are not included in the above.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-04-22

BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings at The drove
wards on Monday were still on limited scale hum
bering only 80; of which $50 were taken by city
butchers 50 driven Eastwardy and 4S were left on
drovers' hands. The prices paid ruled high, but
were somewhat lower than the previous week, rang
ing from $50 to $3.50, gross, equivalent to Ia
per 100 lbs net Live Hogs are plenty and dull,
selling at 4.25a $475, which is slight improve
mcnt.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-04-22
CHOICE PROVISIONS.

CHOICE PROVISIONS.
FUNIIE subscriber has still on hand and for sale
IL pleasing terms, Of hi own manufacture, war;
rautcd TO keep well in any climate, 10 say:
Mess. Prime Mess. No and Prime PORK
Mess aud No. | BEEF: Beef TONG ES
BACON Sides, Hams and Shoulders, superior
guilty
LARD Family Lard, sealed up in stone jars;
also quantity Of suitable Lard, in brls. and
kegs. for shippers. good and
100 tcrccs city packed Prime Mess BEEF.
JOHN D. EARLY,
aug II # M. 37l Baltmore.st.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-04-22

EOIIN SHARPLEY & SON .No99 Smiths
eB wharf, have received and offer for sale
300 ID. Chain Yarn, from , 10 IL
5000 h. Seine Irvine: 10 gross Backing.
ALSO IN STORE
Is hhds. p. Il. SUG AR
6 hhds Prime p. r. MOLASSES
40 bags Rio COFFEE. ia 10
NTESS, No. |. aud Prime BEEF
w Smoked and Picked TONGUES
Smoked BEEF. &c &c.
Spicrd Triple, in or. hrl>.
Kept constantly on hand, and
FOR sALE-bv
HENRY KIMBERLY.
Iune : rf Stall No. II, Centre Market.
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| to goth inst. as follow:

Stock on hand, Goth inst, 20, loo hhdS.
WOOL.-Thc market remains perfectly quiet, as
far as we have been able to learn.
FREIGHTS.-Thcre have been no new European
engagements and the vessels filling up with Provi
sions for England are taking in at 3Os. per ton.
WESTERN TRANPORTATION.-Th rates
through to Pittsburgh on the Baltimore and Susque
hanna Railroad and Canal, are as follow:
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Chester County Bank.-A Telegraph des.
patch from Philadelphia TO the Baltimore
Sun Of Wednesday says:
"Informaiion has been received here
stating tlat the robbers of the Chester Coun-
iy Bank have been arrested. They were
captured in Maamoras, Mexico An "a
sreeable portion of lie intelligence is tina,
forty thousand dollars Of the stolen money
is recovered"
Gen. Scott.-General Scott and Mr.. Trist
are daily expected 10 return TO the United
States. Scott is acknow lodged to be the
greatest military man now living, and one
OF the "bravest of the braven-the hero oil
two wars, one in his youth and one in his
ripe age.
PHlou.-The Washington correspondent,
Of the Baltimore Patriot writes, "Trists les
linony respecting Pillow is in the mouth OF
every body What will Pillow do! Wha
will Mr.. Polk say to ils His tools dom
work well. except aeains. each other.
AS 10 Pillows nomination as MAJOR Gen
eral, of course it will not be. if it has moi
been. sent into the Senate. 1t and the Cen
eral will expire by limltaion!'
AStor's realM-It is stated that the count.
ing ofJohn Jacob Astor's wealth since hi.
death makes it not more than 81, 500 600.
There is usually an immense falling off in
these large fortunes when the owner dies.
"There's no telling the length of a snake
till It's dead"
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horse stealing particularly ifthe case were a
bad one, and required dexterous tampering
with Witnesses"
Q.-Snce about what date has the hostility
alluded to in the previous testimony been enter
tanned by you:
A.--Sincc his character has been almost COM
pletely revealed to me. The thing was of grad
ual growth; cannot fix day will try and
fix period. 1t was at Tacubaya during the
early part Of our stay there. that became aware
that he had placed me in alternative ofbeing an
accomplice and tool in vllainy, or exposing him
to the country if he should persist in a state
ment he had made. hoped, however, at that
time, that this necessity would be.avoided- My
mind was then made up, ifthe necessity pre-
scented itself, to meet it. From that time events
occurred, darkening the shades of his character,
and which increased the feeling referred to. 1t
has increased to this day; it may 90 on ncreas-
ing for ever as long as live, although that is
, scarcely possible
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Later from Mexico.
SANTA ANNA

New Orleans papers ofthe 18th inst have
come to hand by the Express package. An
arrival from Vera Cruz brings the intei-
gence that Santa Anna had reached Antig-
II" on the lst inst; under the escort of Thigh
mans Artillery from Jalapa A steamer
had heen ollie red to him oyiGov. Wilson TO
convey him ont of the country, but he had
declined. He was received with his fans
lily
Nothing new had been received from the
CITY OF MEXICO Gen. Scott was hourly ex-
pecled Il! Vera Cruz.
The Court ofInquiry ii is said, has adj
ourned 10 the United Sta,es.
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EXCITEMENT AT WASHINGTON .--Rccoptare
q "areS. 1t VIII be seen on reference TO
the Letter of our Washington correspondent,
that the schooner Pearl, Capt SayrS, of Phil
adelphla, which carried off cIandeslinely
from Georgetown and Washington, some
u slaves has been captured on the Potomac,
ana all ilands-capian. crew, and slaves
brought back to Washington, and committed
to prison. This affair has created great en-
rl'ement, and the indignation manifested a.
gainst the authors and abettors this whole>
SAFE abduction is Of the most violen, nature,
oni we hope the law. will be permitted to
axe It's comrse.-Boh CLIPPER.
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Laws of Maryland.
No 80.

Passed b. the General Assembly o!
rL.ryIa,d. ut their session. which COM
n.uccd on the last Monday Of Decem-
Der 1877
A FURTHER SUPPLEMENT TO
THE ACT ENTITLED AN ACT TO
REGULATE SALES AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.
UhcyroS. pv the fourth section Of the
act Of eirhtepn hundred and forty five,
,h,,tor two hundred and sixty nine, es-
,obl;s h,no Biennial Sessions OF the Leg
,,I,trra Of This State. il was provided that
,hs officers horetoror, annually appoint
"a NV the Governor, by and with the adj
vic, Of the Senate, should be after the
confirmation of said act appoIpted blcn-
,iallv. and whereas. Auctlonrtrs Will
,,drr fine operation orthat law, be here
after appointcd bienniaIly, while their
licenses issued BY the Treasurer are Tor
the term of one year only, and their
bonds are required to be renewed annu-
alIy. and uri.e.cag, difficulty and confusion
nlghl arise hereafter in regard to the Is
suing of SAID Licenses by the Treasurer,
therefore.
Be nn7e'd by the G,nc'o' .tsscmbIy ?l Ia
y,1,ul. That the Licenses issued 10 Auc-
tioncers BY the Treasurer, shall be as
heretofore for the term OF one year ohIV,
and at the expiration Of the first year
from the date O! the appointment Of each
and every auc,onecr, the Treasurer
shall be, and he is hereby authorised and
required to issue to said auctoneera
second License for the like period on his
paving the same fee now required for an
annual license proriIcd, the Treasurer Is
satisfied that the bond Of said auctoneer
has been renewed as Is now required
by law. and provided also, the sad auc-
,ionccr has settled in full, at the IreaSn-
~ office for all amounts due from MN On
account Of auction duties, under the act
regulating sales by noDjic auction ana
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Bv The Vholesalc.-On Monday last

By the Wholesalc.-On Monday last II
slaves from the District of Columbia escaped
on BOARD the Pearl of Philadelphia down
the Potomac. They We're overaken by a
small steamer which went in pursuit and
crew, passengers and all taken back TO
Washington. Great excitement prevailed
on account of the matter, and it was with
difficulty the Capt. of the Pearl could be pre-
served from injury by the crowd.
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SCHOOL BOOK DEPOT.


Cheap Publication and Periodical Agency at
Port Deposit, 1MA
The attention of Teachers and School Trus-
tees is particularly invited to my assortment of
School Books, consisting of tho best publications.
the day, among which may be mentioned Da-
Wis Series of Mathematics, Burhams Spoilers,
Webster's do. Worcesters Readers, Smiths Eng
hsh Grammar, Bullions Latin do, Mitchclls
Geography Morse's do, Winchesters Penn
manship .iChapman's Drawing Book, Phelps Bot
any Philosophy, and Chemistry, Wizards His
tories SilIinan's Chemistry, great variety of
Juvenile and Church Music, Colts Book Keep
ing, Sfca's do, Wholesalers do. Newmans
Rhetoric, Analytical Manual, Young Analyze:,
Manual Of Blackboard exercises, Theory and
practice of Teaching School and Schoolmasters
Manns Lectures on Teaching, Teachers lnsii
iule Confessions of Schoolmaster, &c, sc.
Also first quality Cap, Letter, Music and Folio
pos, paper, pencils, metallic pens and general
assortment ofJuvenie Books, which are offered
for sale at very low prices.
B. r HEATH.
Port Deposjt. .qpril 22nd '4S-,3m.
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Died.

AT tine residence of her mother, in this
place on Wednesday last, Miss MARY Nc
CEEA, aged Is wears.
On Friday the 18th inst, near Turkcytown,
Mrs. ISABELLA SCOTT, reject Of John Scott, aged
u yea rs.
On Sunday last at his residence near Glas-
gov, Del, NATHAN BoUlDEN, Esq, in the 9Th
year ofhis age.
On the 10th inst. in the city of New York,
Mrs. ELEANOR r. FIELDS, daughter Of Nathan
Bou!den Esq aged 20 years
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Town CoMMlSsIOHERs.-'lhe annual cleo
ton Of Commissioners for the town Of Elk
ton, takes place on the Isl Monday in May:
50 candidates who ISL the honors and prof
its of the office had better be bestirring
! themselves.
| LUMBER AT PORT DrposIr.-Wc under
stand there is a considerable quantity Of lNm
Der now at PORT Deposit. but il is said near
! ~ all that has been cut has arrived, so that
an advance in price is anticipated.
The WnEAr.-previous to the rain ofthis
week, the wheat was suffering from the
drought, but since ii has revived and now
| looks uXurantly green again. We believe
that which had been euanoed was most in
jurcd by The dry weather.
Rev. Mr.. ELLIOTT commenced his charge
of the Methodist church here last Sunday.
We believe the congregation universally,
are graliied that he is appointed to labor a
,nongst them.
TIE FIsIIERlEs.- fisherman on the
Elk and North East rivers have been Ia
king considerable quantities of behring's ana
s!lad the present week. II is now expected
that they will pay expenses, and they may
~, l. ~ cam pihiur hostile
DEDIcATIoN.-It will be remembered
j that the new NJ. +. Church at Chesa-
pcake City is to be dedicated tomorrow,
and that Docts. Kennedy and Durbin, and
Rev. Mr. Atwood are expected to be
, present.
LIMr.-NIany farmers in this section
of country are rcsorting to this tertallzer
to improvethelr lands. We observe that
Geo. Earle, Esq is having cargo haul
ed to the farm he lately bought Of Capt.
Staples. Lime is brought here in canal
boats down the Susquchanna by the Tide
Water canal, by sloops and schooners
from the Schuvlkill, and IN wagons from
the quarrics in Chester county Pa. When
brought by water it costs II to . cts a
bushcl.
THE PEACH CRor-Pcach growers in
form Us that the severe frost of Thursday
morning seriously injured this years
peach crop in this region Of country
The blossoms were wet with the rain OF
the previous day and the cold was 50 in
tense as TO freeze them.
SXow.-We had an unreasonable
sprinkle of snow on Wednesday, and the
succeeding night was very frosty ant
cold.
LARGE Much the largest or
chard of peach trees i'll this county, is tina
on Mr. Cassady's farm in SaSSafras Neck
1t contains about frty h0@and trees. en-
bracing every known variety ofihat fruit
and is managed by Mr.. j. llNsie!t.
Schools. are about 60 schools
now laugh, in Cecil county. irregnlarly scat
tered abont, and many OF them badly con
Quoted,
CECIL CouNTy.-The area OF Cecil coun
ty is about 500 Square Mics, and the popu
aion about 10000.
NoNru EAsr Raj. RoAD.-The clti2t Ms
of North East are in earnest about their Raj
Road from that town up somewhere into
Pennsylvania. 1t is sad they soon will g
to work on it chatter or no charel. Por
Deposit wanted ito terminate there, but III,
NoNheaoters say as they would have M
bridge they Shall haven 10 Rail Road.
ELK IRoS WoREs.-Mr. Worth, mana
ger for the Messrs. Pa:kc Uhe owners l:
putting the mills at Elk Iron Works in
condition 10 go into operation. We are tolt
they will soon be ready 10 start
sa-az1srz.szzrazsZSs..
ntTCassius Nj. CLAW has written bite
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N"" '0""'y 81, H. o.,.Lo,,,, Cour,
~ 'i;I rnrr 1X1S
Tn corr,,;,Hce with an act of the Cen
III co'''p'i"'''' A. ,i ,,'' ,,a'.,,d ,t
r,d' hS'e''''' 100 ahan3,r ~
Dree,''O'l "yN>'0,i nn,h1,, mass
Nl' n;., '!''. Wv ,.S';an Isl3 chapt,r
{" 1T D'''" Nv. ,,' ra.l Yyh;., and
go, DC P""''Si!'o rs'n, ,h.n,,
I'ci' ,S','o'ia'' ~ e Wv I Ir ~ Nav and
W We. n oF' w. or r W., ~ '''
'''e i III o'H r ", . - iJC,v,pD Por
lest VIZ II, N NV " -A1>N' 40
- u ~ C III p uGwARD Roc.
Dr'o r Nh, W. iiV wv ~ Car;l con7tv
u " LIS W.
CHAR "!' ~o'' ,,
IN oct to cmenG tie act a. heeem5'r SfSS'''
tjyAfcea hnadi3 HH t3T'y, ch'Pfe tUo
hrnEed aad hcanty-ttuce
Srcr,ov /. Es ii cntdH by The GN1frai
txxc,uLh,,t Duyvjcud. That the first and
second snCti,ns Of the act oft the general
assembly. pissed at December session
e;,htren i,,,,..Ir2d and forty, chapter two
hnndr.d and tWcuty-tirec, entitled, An
art rnl,t,no to the school fund Of Cecil
county he and the same me hereby re-
nealoi
Src . And be it enacted, That all
school funds in the hands or management
oftbc Or yhans' Court invested or to be
invas+ad ia nriyate securities. which has
~ hren or NAV not hereafter be eXpend
Cd far the education OF children as con-
trmn}atpd BY the several acts of assembly
on that su!j,ect, shall be secured by mort
,raoa an real estate. the assessment of
wE;ch shall he at least treble the amount
oftbe sum loaned.
Sue q And be it enacted, That the
Crnh,ns, Court OF Cecil county, shall at
thr;r REGULAR meeting in the month OF
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icy not only benefits the farmer, but me-
chanics and manufacturers they IN fact,
are the first to feel its good effects, and
it is their prosperity that enables them
to give the husbandman fair and living
prices for the products olhis farm.
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2 SsAEZaazs52ss kzS3 -
ikGki MARIA ELS.

BALTlMORE-Flour 1915 5000
Wheat % TO 81 Corn 10 cts to "a, Oats
30 10 35 cts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sc 90. Wheat
81 80; Corn II cts. Oats 10 cts.
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Altered Noiss The Baltimore 5

Altered Noi8s The Baltimore Sun under
stands thatone, dollar notes on the Bank OF
Baltimore are in circulation, which have
been altered TO fives. The alteration is rep>
resented to have been done i'll a bunglins
manner and can be easily detected. Look
ont FOR them,
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CONGRESS '-Congress has been, of late
so very seducusIy engaged in dolng-posi-
lively we don't know exactly what--hul we
have an underlined idea Of a ten regmen.
bill, WIImot pfoviso, Il supreme court az
ta'r French congra,n!a'iun, and perhaps
something else bait Sun,
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MARBLE.-Attention is called to the
advertisement of Mr.. Woods marble
yard at Phila Our agent, Mr.. Palmer,
on whom we rely, assures us that Mr.,
Wood is the right kind of man, and
does the right kind Of work.
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The Eikton Division, Sons of Temperance
meets regularly in the Court House, every Thurs
day night. A punctual attendance Of the NOM
bers is requested.
WV Up. CANTWELL,R S.
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OF THE "sCHOOI,n CONVENTION.

mgs should be published, but not receiving them
i'll time, we Prlnt our own report, supposing it to
be as full as the one made out by the Secretary.
The convention was larger than we expected
TO see, and the zeal manifested by those present.
was gratifying TO every true friend Of Education,
Col. }. &. Groomc, presided and Jas, MoCauloy
Esq, was Secretary and four Of the seven dis
trcts were represented, as follows:
3rd. J. C. Groome, +. A. Ellis, J. McCauIcy,
and the places Of Mcssrs Torbert and Grason
who were absent, were filled with H. McCul-
Tough and II Vanderiord, il.
9TH. John Mackie, d. Scott (of Jas)
! 5th. 7. S. Thomas, John Ford, J. ]. McCul-
Tough, johnson Shippers, Capt, J. Lort.
| It'll. i. +. Heath, VIM. Dennison, Cosgrove.
The chair stated the convention had met pur-
suant to Il resolution passed at n county meeting
held on the 4th of March last, and that its OBJ
ject was; agrccab!y to that resolution "to con-
sider the expectancy and proPriety Of establish
ing in this county, some general system of pub
lie education; and to suggest for legislative ac-
ton, such measures as shall be deemed best calcu-
lated and most likely to carry it into effect"
On motion Of Mr. Ellis IA resolution to this ef
feet was adopted, that as full notice OF the cal
ling Of this convention had been given to all the
count, and as majority of the districts were
represented. the convention was competent to
the business for which i. had been called.
Mr.. Ellis remarked that the business
proposed to be done by this present
school movement was not the work ola
day or week that the perfection OF a
school system required time and labor
that all that could be done at this meet
ing, beside a discussion OF the matter,
would be to appoint committee to
frame a system, to be approved by an
adjourned convention, and published pre-
viously to the next election, that the
people and the delegates who may then
be chosen, may be acquainted with the
whole matter. There was abundant
time, he said, to do all he proposed.
/ Mr. Heath remarked that he colnci-
ded with Mr. Ellis, and that the view OF
the matter taken by the latter agreed
with the general opinion in the 18th Dist.
A system should be prepared at dong
which the time of whole convention
could not be properly employed He
hoped the committee would be appointed
rrnn, those nresent. and regretted to find
',0''' ''l'"l i,'t ,aI,,ad or r,ucb ;, relo-
'.'n' many r,:Ial o44o,d no
ton to the SUBJECT lalleu 10 alteno the
meetings. There was, he SAID; great re-
r,;,,,es> in REGARD TO the matter, on the
7,,,bo nroioe,od to no tho
part VI i'r"J WV
TRENDS oil inc cauSf'
MIR. Thomas proposed that me COM
lIltt'N ul''o''''''' " 49,
De compost" ~ va, ~ I ~.
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v ANGENnElMS DAGUERREO TYPE,


In Chestcrlown on Tuesday evening II inst. 4,
by Rev G. +. Jones, Prot. B. f. Green, Of
Troy. n. Y, to Miss MARY E., eldest daughter
Of Col. Joseph Wlckcs, Of Chesterlown, Md.
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r O'HlECh,.

The Orphans Court Of Cecil county will hold
special meeting on the second Tuesday of May
next, it being the 9th day ofsaid month.
Test. GEO. r.. HOWARD, Reg
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0IrCassius M. Clay has written bitter
letter against Henry Clay, which he ac
knowledGes was prompted by hate, and with
view TO his injury. 1t had been we'll for
The latter had Casslus thus bitterly denoun-
ced him in lSil--he then, probably would
have been occupying the place held by Mr..
Polk. But Cassius! it is never TOO late to
do good.''
"Do not presume TOO much upon my
love-" said Cassus of the olden time,
which might have been APPLY quoted by his
lean and hungry" namesake Of our day.
Il may do that shall be sorry for" con.
;Aued he of the " itching palm''-our Cas-
sius has done that for which he shall be sorry.
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or repairs one or more persons residing
in such district, who shall be allowed
such reasonable compensation therefore
as the Orphans Court may deem proper.
Apr. 22d 'I3-3w
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