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FOR SALE.
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FARM OF 300 ACRES,
on Bohem Ia Manor in Cecil county. The
soil is OF excellent quality. Persons de :
sirous OF purchasing, are referred to BENZ
F. Sluy,er or Lambert w. Biddle, near
the premises on Bohemia Manor, and
who is authorized to sell the same, or
apply to the subscriber at EIkton.
G.. w. OLDHAM
THE soil of Bohemia Manor is of the
very best quality No land is more east
ly placed in the most fertile condition,
and when fully improved, none can pro-
ducp better crops.-Ed. Cecil Wing /
April 2Sth 40.
#The Examiner, West Chester; and
Delaware Republican, will copy 3 weeks
nd send bills to this office
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The Subscriber being a Constable and
residing in Elkton, respectfully informs
the public that he is prepared to attend
to the duties of that othce--ali Notes *
Accounts placed in his hands tor collec-
ton will be attended to promptly.
THOMAS 1 HACkERY.
N. B. Merchants or others having
notes or accounts to present, wlthou
sueing, will be attended to, for small
percentage. L. L.
Dec. 2. '4S.
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Rolls, Yarn, Cloth.
CHAIRS

CHAIRS
MARSHRANK 4 CANTWELL keep
constantly on hand general assortment
of Chairs OF the very best quality and Ia
test styles, and at the lowest rates. Call
and examine their assortment. They
cannot be surpassed
June 2 '49.
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Wool CardiDg,
SPINNING. WEAVING. &c.

The subscriber respectfully Informs the
public tina, he has taken The WOODEN factory
Il. "Garfp,ts Mills miles above Elkton
Oh the Big Elk where he is prepared 10
manufacture wool into
Rolls, Yarn, Cloth.
Saninets, Blankets or Flannel as directed,
payable in cash: wool or share OF The at
'ice manufactured.
He has bad long experience in mannfac
turing wool, aid will give hi. undivided
attention 10 the business, and hopes 10 DO
able 10 give general satisfaction.
Pe,sors wishing to exchange wool for
cloths &c, may expect generally TO find
,tock on hand, aud wool can be lef: a, the
stores in EIk,on, with directions, where no
will return j, as soon as manufactured.
GEORGE EVANS
April % 4s-lf.
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A CHOLERA PRoDucER.-It is ascertain
ed, by numerous experiments, says the N.
Y. Express, that the habit of frequently
splitting is among the leading promotives of
cholera. A close observer, in this and
other countries, lays it down as rule, that
where there is most splitting, there is most
cholera. Some very curious evidences Of
this fact are gathered and will soon be laid
before the public.
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Steam Er 81 10 for 8 ale.

A four horse power Steam Engine
iron frame, and otherwise substantial and
we'll built, with an upright tubular boil
er. Also. Screw Pump. well made and
in good condition. These articles were
used IN TIE construction of the "Out Let
Lock- at Bellies Ferry.
Having no further use for them, I will
sell them jointly or separate at very re-
duced prices. EDWIN WILMER.
May 5, '49 Port Deposit, N d
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The Death Of Gen. Gaines Surviving
Veterans.

Itappears that The death Of Gen Gaines
occurred atNew Orleans on The Gil, ins.,
and was preceded by an illness Of bu, one
hour and sixteen minutes. Though the
fac, IS not stated in the dispatches received
it is supposed 10 have been occasoned by
an attack of the cholera. This veteran Of
ticer was in his seventy third year. hav-
Ing been born on the Goth of March, 1777;
near the eastern base Of the Blue Ridge,
in the county of Culpepper Va. In The
ws1 Of 1912 he distinguished hin self high
iy, frs, a, Chryslisr's fields, and afterwards
al For, Erie For his .a''n,ry IN the for
mer action, as colonel OF the 25,h regi-
u.en,, he received the appointment Of
br..adier general At the dsfeoce Of Fort
Erie, one Of the most terrible actions Of
the war, he repulseh some OF the very sol.
.i,ers who had successfully s,orned Bado-
joz and 81. Sebastian in Spain. This ac-
ton was the erea; achievement of his life.
For it, he was made major general by
brevet. Gen. Gaines has served at almost
every poin; Of our wide. spread frontier.
He last saw service IN tho field in Florida
whom, in February, 1896, no Tough, the
battle Of Withlacooch,e. Since that period
h. has commanded a. diferen, stations bu.
mostly al New Orleans.
The old EST officer III tie army nos liv-
ing is Brew. Brig Gen. Brady, colonel Of
Cd infantry. He entered the army as en-
Sign Of iniantry. on tho 7h of March 1892
! resigned for few years, and re entered
as colonel ga infantry. On the 9th of July
| 1919.
The rext olde., officer, now living, is
Brevel Brig General B. Wslbach, who
entered The service the same day WITH Gen.
Games on the 10th Of January 1893, lieu
tsuant OF cavalry. He is now colonel Of
the 4sh ar illery: possessing a vigor and
energy that would compare fsvoraby with
many younger man in the service, and
is we believe, spending the summer with
his son in law in this State. Captain Wal
bach, his son, has recently been assigned
to the command of the arsenal at Pixies
vile Nd.
| A proposition is made by correspon-
dent, that the fags of the .hpping in port,
and all puolic places in the city, be display
ed a, half mas, TO day a. testimonial Of
respec, to the memory of the venerable and
gaIlan, Gaines, and that minute guns be
fred on the occasion, according to the usu
al form for major yensral.-Bak. Sun.
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Sign of the Big Boot.

Sign Of the Big Boot.
opposite the Court House.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends, and the public generally, that hs has
purchased Of his brother, (Enoch Crouch) hi.
entire stock IF Ladies', Missee, and chidrens
boots and Shoes and has commenced manufac-
turing Ladies Shoes of every description. Fe
ia now prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with call. with mems women's and
childrens boots and shoes ofthe best sort at very
low prices. THOS. c. CROUCH
Ekton, Feb. 26th AS.
N. B. Country produce taken exchange
for boots and shoes. Wanted boot and shoe
ma kers,
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B. a. & s. ALLEN, ! South
VI WHARvEs, Philadelphia, Dealers in Guano
Are now prepared 10 supply PERUVIAN and
PATAGONIA GuASo, in lots to sui, purchasers
n lbr raj deduction made TO pure hafers o
Twenty Tons and upwards.- Ma rch 3mr
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AGENTS WANTED.

AN EN- . W n N ED.
To Canvass for some new and Popular works
in every County throughout the United States.
To Agents, the mo st liberal encouragement ID
offered-with small capital Of rs to 900. A
chance is offered, whereby an agent can make
from $40 TO S25 per week. For further partic.
ulars, address (post paidD
WIN. A. LEARY.
70 1853 North Second Stroct, Philadelph
n ov. 10 Aeon
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nRINTS, PRINTS.-A case Of p rim,
i ncat figure Pink and Blues, also lot
IN Lustres. Just received and for al
April :, ~. BaovH 4 Mclx14S
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BOOTS g. SHOES
CHEAPER THAN EVER!

~ At the Old Stand. No. 3
NR Ricketts, Row, nearly oppo,
A. site the Washington Hotel
and door above the Office
Of the Cecil Democrat.
"ILLIAM JONES, returns his sincere
w thanks to his friends and the public gen.
orally, for the very liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed upoI him. and begs leave to inform
them that he has now on hand the largest an
sortment that ne has ever offered; all Of which
has been made under his own immedia super
vision, of tho best material, by the beat work
men and IN the most durable and fashionable
manner.
His stock has been purchased in the wholesale
market and for the cash; which together with
his long experience in the business enables him
to make and sell boots and shoes much lower
thai the same quality Of work can be purchased
for at any other establishment on the Eastern
Shore.
large assortment Of Ladies Misses and chill
drens Shoes, constantly on hand at reduced
pr COS.
Don't forget the place. No. 5 Ricketts, Row,
one door above tho office Of the Cecil Democrat
Elkton, March 81. Aft
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STEAM
Soap X Candle Mandatory,
Corner OF Third and Orange Streets

Soap 4 Candle Mandatory,
Corner OF Third and Orange Streets,
WILMINGTON, Dol.
Where may be found, all articles in the above
line Of business, as follows: MOULD AND
DIPPED Candles, Br.pn, Ysiiou, White
Palm, and FABRICATED SOAPS; Which will be
sold at Philadelphia Prices, with discount for
Cash. Country merchants would find ito their
interest, to call before purchasing elsewhere
All oldsrs thankfully received: and promptly at
tended to. ENOCH ROBERTS.
Wilmington, April 7,-6mo. ls4s.
J. IRWIN SMITH,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
No l22 Pratt Street Wharf, Baltimore,
Has constantly on hand general assortment Of
~ Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dye
stuffs, Window Glass,
Varnish, Brushes, SC,
all Of winch he will sell at the lowest rates, and
respectfully invites all to give him call before
purchasing elsewhere.
Physicians, Country Merchants, and Drug
gsts, will find it to their interest to cal and ex-
anime the quality aud prices Of our articles be-
fore laying in their stock. mar 81, 4s-ly
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Sheldrake's Allegheny House,

Sheldrake's Allegheny House,
No $50 Market ST., above Eighth (South side,)
PHILADELPHIA.
VNHIs large and splendid Hotel has been
furnished with entire new furniture. The
Bar Room is the largest in Philadelphia. The
Parlors and Sitting Rooms are entirely seperat-
cd from the noise and hustle, consequent to the
arrival and departure Of cars. The Por,ico ex.
tending the whole front Of the house, affords a
cool retreat in warm weather, and splcnditd
view of the greatest thoroughfare in the ity'
Tho Lodging Rooms are well furnished. The
Table as we'll provided for as AT any other Hotel
with every attention Of the managers to make it
the bes, Hotel for Merchants and Business Men
during their stay in the city. The terms win
be one dollar per day. On the arrival of tie
cars from the West, Porter will be in attend
ance to convey baggage, SC. to the Hotel, which
is adjoining the depot.
Feb. 10, 49-6m.
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M O RE NEW S.

"a The largest, THE Mosr FASH
u 1ONABLE, and the best assert
G1sp n Aa3 nent OF mems, womans, and chill
drens boots and Shoes in Cecil
county, is to be found at the sub
cribers BOOT l. SHOE STORE, in Elkton.
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THE CECIL WING.
IL Published every Saturday.
In the Log Cabin,
nv p. n. RICKETT8.

TERMS.-Two dollars q year, in advance
two dollars and fifty cents at the end oethe year.
RATES OF ApvERrisINe.-l square weeks
81; Is cts for each subsequent insertion square
5 months Is. 8 months % year $i2 Frao-
tions ofa square 10 BIZ charged as square.
Long yearly advertisements at the rates of Sle
for one third Of column. There will be in no
case, any abatement Of these rates.
VoLhEr B. PALMER, Faq. is our agent in the
cities of Baltimore, Philadelphia and Now York.
Advertisemcn left at HIS "Country Newspaper
Agency" in either of those cities will receive
prompt attention.
John G. Waters, Esq, is our agent IN Port
Deposit.
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MAY & HOaCNs'A,
" ave Just received handsome lot Of plain
L i striped and plaid Silk, Linen, and Linen
Lustres, also, B,rages, blue, scarlet, pink, mode
and other colOrs. apr2S
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.

Silks blk. and Fancy,) French Merinoes Par
amettas Sole D'Almoni, Lustres Alpacas, Cash
meres, NJ DeLanes, &c. together with large
and handsome OF Of Prints from to IL l-2 cts
per yds.
Shaws. Embroidered Tibet, Terkeri, Cha.
mellon Cloth, Oblong s Square Blanket, Plain
Cloth and Cotton.
Blankets, Flannels from i2 IL cts to higher
prices Brown and White muslin from to ID cts
per yd, S and 10 quarter Sheetng bro. white and
cold. Canton, Striped Shifting, Tickngs, Hois.
cry, Gloves, Laces Edgings, variety Of Trim
ing Goods. sc. together with variety of other
articles all of which will be sold on accommodate
ing terms.
Thankful for past patronage he respectfully
invites the attention Of all believing from his ex-
perience in the Dry Good Business that he can
furnish Goods great deal cheaper than most per
SONS and equally as cheap as they can be obtain
I'd anywhere. Please call and examine before
purchasing.
N. b. country produce taken in exchange FOL
Goods.
One Door above the Court House, w. T.
Elkton, Oct %, '4s.
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Unable COvERS.-A large lot of Damas
Il Table Covers ofassorted colours, for saleq
NAV BROWN MCINTYRE
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PURIFY! PURIFY!

For LIFE and HEALTH arc in the BLOOD.
There is not one of all the various remedies purpoIs
ing be Purifiers of the blood that bgins to posess
q much Purifying and Reol,ng Yirtue as
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS

William Torbert would respectfully infor m the
public that he has received a large and well Sc
lect stock Of Fall and Winter Goods, which he
now offers at very ow prices They consist in
part of English, French and Beaver Cloths
various colours 4 prices, Cassimers, Satinetts,
Earseva Veat,nU. &c
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES and COMPLAINTS,

No remedy that has been offered 70 the public, ha.
ever been half certais and esetsai in resto,ng ALL
the incidental Ueasesses and Irregularities OF the sex
as BRANr's PULMONARY BALsAM makes no differ
or other incidental peakness-it REGULATES ALL
BY srsnsthening the system senasing the etrculdon
and SOOTHING and ALLAYING NERVOUS lRRIVA
BlLlTY, See our PAMPHLETS for proof.
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az ONE DOLLARS WORTH.

The first state, s the which was effected
10 Mr.. J. b. Haskis, of Rome, Oneida Co, N. Y. and
risk not any Of veracity when we say that this
The nnloaked 70, and hopkk5I of one of tho
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-07

PAINFUL IETRLLIGENcE FROM BuRMAH.--A
letter from DR., hudson, dated March 49, and re-
eeved at the Office Of the New York Recorder, by
the overland mail and the last steamer, brings the
painful intelligence Of Brs. Judsons failing health
and critical condition. " Mrs. j. he says, " has
been very Ill, and still continues so and, what is
worse, have serious and dreadful apprehensions
that she will never be any better. She appears TO
me TO be in settled and rapid decline; but the
doctor is making every effort, and holding out
strong encouragement that she will recover"
ln postscript added March 23d he says: Mrs.
J. is rather better;' but he indicates no abatement
Of his fears.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-07

Da Judge Calvin Blythe died in Hamiltonban
township, Adams county, Pa, on the goth ult.,
aged 81 years. Judge B. was commissioned off
in the war Of 1912, in the battles Of Chip
pewa, Niagara, &C., and behaved with great gal
lantry. He was early in life member Of the
House Of Representatives from Mrflin, now Juni-
aia county, then Secretary Of the Commonwealth
under Gov Shulze, Attorney General, Judge Of the
Dauphin, Lebanon and Schuylyill district, and
Collector Of the port of Philadelphia.
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rrha asSnms,h WsakIq BE- published to-day
snd asiFts sAe desk, ID the 0fiee,
an aNans t halEpesl o'clock. a
will, az na lain sfeRs amount q naslss,
conpsah lils News g lhe wees, Important
F6pia a,e enes iEom every paFt q Europe,
Tleeaha Dapas1hes, the Local News Of the
RsFr 81 me Market up 60 ihis date,
sao H cails alAskes and ihs News BY To-day s
Ma's together with gleat variety Of Miseella-
mnfcr
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VIZ
HE WATERING fLAcEs.-Ihe spread Of the
cholera among the Northern Giles has Induced
largesnumbeFs Of our citizens, who have hitherto
spent their summers there, TO turn their attention
THIS year g resorts, for lie warm season, nearer
homa. Many Of them have been surprised Is dis.
cover that within hundred miles Of their own
doors, are to Be found spots where equal health,
relocation and pleasure are to be found, at one
9Th The cost Of an annual migmiion to The North.
The soiournef at the Watering Places besides the
enjoyment Of pure air. d change Of diet, and fine
salt water bathing, has the additional advantage Of
heing able to transport himself TO and from New
Orleans in the space of few hours, and can there
fore exercise perfect supervision over his business
in the city. At the Bay Of ST. Louis he will find
an excellent hotel, good living, good bathing, and
all the elcaleras 20 make him comfortable little
further on is Pass Christian, with a finely kept
house, tMopigomery, as every body knows, is a
host III himaelfl where the lover Of gaieiy and
pleasure VIII find himself as well suited as the
seeker after quiet and retirement. Next in order
comes Mississippi City and then Biloxi. this latte
being provided with some six or eight houses Of EN-
tertainment where the most fastidious, as well al
the most economical, can be accommodated. Mex
on the list is East Pascagoula, place for which
we confess particular liking Here is a cool an,
neyeriailing breeze from the Gulf; the water i
always sails, and the bathing much finers we be
lieEe, thau to Be met with any where this side
The he5ei TOO, kept by M. n. } McRae, is one Q
the best in the Southern country, the rooms beinl
airy wen furnished and spacious, and the tabl
unsurpassed. The distance from New Orleans j
only ninety miles, and the communication is con
slant, by the mail boats which touch AZ the yvhar
daily, on fheir way to and from Mobile; and ais,
BY the steamer ecu Taylor, Capt scoit. which
ieayesdhree times week, and is one Of the mos
agreeable boats % travel on that is 10 be found or
the route. Another attraction provided by lie pro
prieior q the hotel at Paseagoula, we must men
ZION before closing our aftele-that Of an exesllen
Band, which diseouues eloquent music al interval
fhf9ughout the day and evening. several of N,
noiabiiiiies" have already established their head
quafien there for the season, among whom we no
tee lhe Rev. Theodore Clapp, and Gen. Twiga
with his family. Still further on, on Mobile Bay
is he Bal-Cuscent Hotel, al Point Clear, kept b
0ll liieud Ciilheiall TO which we have often Gale
aflsnlan as delightful place Of resort,
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AMUsEMENTs.
oLYMPlo THHArRR.

OLYMPIC THEATRE,
Corner OF BaTOHme and POydraG streets,
Sole LeaEee and
ST. Manager Sir g. I. ROW lIreasure.. Mr. T. TUCKER
~ Notfee Car fsiR lsaus ne Theatre o4 Laysits trsry
might afifr lie performances
GATURDAYi June Win ts acted hs Drama Of ISABELLE
- Eugene, Mr. Charles; seipo ~. EYnge Apollo NJ Hack
Isabelle Mss Relriei Sophia, Mo- Rove y
he Orchestra To conclude With OLYMPUS in NEW OR
LEANS. luntar Mr., Brdun; Ggp, DR. Eytnge; Neptune
Mr.. Fitzgerald Venus Miss Petris Junh, Miss Verify.
ErfraYasHaza brydous called
THE CHILDREN IN THE WOOD.
The Police Department uneiha direction o. Md ct
keg...B- Door O'Clock Cure viii rise a. peey
Prices or AdmieGlon. Dress Cir
Gle and Paruaee cents Second Tier Coued BoHe1
Coored CELERY, r Oc open from 10
NAV be secured ppeaon 20 The Treasurer
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SPLENDID SrEAMER.-The Empire State, the
great New York steamer which was burnt to the
waters edge, at Fall River, last spring, has been
rebuilt entirely upon the hull, which was unin-
jured, and has resumed her place in the line be-
tween New York and Boston.
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F8 ri SRS91HfII1hSstPSR EMlrnr viii he

THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS PREMIUM, viii be
given by the Board of Directors of the Odd FELLOWS
Hall Association to the Architect who shall offer PIN;
Specifications and Estimates for the BUILDING proposed
be erected by SAID Association, and winch shall I'm the
judgmsntl be the best adapted for the purpose ~,
The plans etc. must be handed IN 10 the Secretary o. saa
before the FIRST Tuesday in august Hert q ~ clock
and plan mast be placed certain initial letters
corresponding with initial Letters afO on sealed letter
containing the name Of The psuon Offering the plan
In addition the $500 above named $500 will also pc
afterwards paid for the WoFkng Plans OF the
different Of The structure, they shall be required
No plan viii be considered by the Roasd If the person offer
ing shall have made himself known member OF the
bOafd with avieW TO solicit MS influence "a the aeeetOn
and plans accepted will be returned BY the Secretary,
All the general views Of the Board In relation 10 the
structure aud other necessary information, be obtained
BY applying to the seceia At the oHee Of the Board any
day (~undays eXcepted) between the houE OF and s
O'Clock P. ~. By onier Of The Boa Of directors.
jy6 81 THOMAS w. VAN WICK. Seo'y.
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a. f. COCHRAN = CO.,

GENERAL commission MERGE ANTs and I'M
~ poTters Of FRUITS NUTS etc., have for sale
POWDER-Ageney Of the celebrated fAmerean Chrys-
tai Powder COMPANY
HAISINS--2O0 boxes M r and layers,
CITRONS-l00 boxes fresh Genoa
PRUNE5-in ian and fancy boxes.
PECA NS-250 bags ine 'leXas
CHAMP AGNE-160 baskets, various brands.
NUTMEGS-250 pounds No. l.
LOBSTERS-Agsnts for manutao'y J, CaldWel q 20.
MUSCAT WINE-ln casea and casks.
FIGS-1000 drums. selected smyrna. 90,
PEPPER, PIN ENTO and RACE GlNGEh-5JO Days
AIlMONDS-15O boxes and bags Son Smell.
WIN ESPor vaHous qualities 20 quarter casks superior
old MedeiTa. in bond. etc
BRAZIL NUTS, PEA NUTS, Etc.
BTTTER--a00 kegs superior St. Louis.
OLIVE OIIs-200 baskets. plnts and quarts.
BITTER ALMONDS-20 trails
CURRA NTs-50 casks New Aanle CuTIania. leN
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fEtHGRAFH new telegraph ine owned BY
Lee BarnRm and Rodgers Of Baltimore has been
opened between thai city and Philadelphia. The
instruments USED ere Che invention Of Mr. Balm,
and are patented ia this country. All parties in-
legesied are fully satisfied with the simplicity Of
the new tel graph apparatus The proprietors say
that the line is % ha extended to New York, by
which time the line now building 70 Boston win be
finished and where Baia's instruments are also to
b8 used
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or Mr.C. B. Weller, brother Of Lieut. COLI.
B Weller, and who is attached to the Boundary
Commission, has passed through Cincinnati, on
his way to Washington, with dispatches for the
Government
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~ 4 is said AZ Washington that Senator Ben
'ona youngest daughter will soon be espoused by
SenoI Sanchez, yodHg Mexican.
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BRUTAL.-lhe Philadelphia Ledger states, from
the record, that during the cruise Of the U S ship
Independence, which sailed from Boston, August
20, 1916, and returned to Norfolk few weeks
SINCE fortg.tour thousand eight hundred and thirty
foe lashes were given to the crew.
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Or Gen. D. NJ Barringer, the newly appointed
Minister TO Spain, has received his Instructions.
and is TO depart on his mission Immediately. lie
left Washington CITY on the 2slh ult.
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SOLD OUT.-'rhe materials Of the defunot Ma
tional Wing office at Washington City, were sold
afeuction on the 9th ult., and brought about one
half cnsf