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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-10
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wade, <tiIlc & co...

ROGERS and Commission Merchants, No. 30,
- Levee ST Louis, Mo-, have on hand large and
general assortment of Groceries; will make advan-
ces on consignments either for sale here or for
shipments TO our friends south or East.-39-1y
RLrERENcEs-H. Won Phul; A. L. Benoist Co.;
r. 4 w. Campbell; VIM Nesbet . Co., st Louis-F Is
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-10
Scott, " hitehcad & co...

TENERAL Agents and Commission Merchants,
~ No. L., Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Hardware,
Queensware, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Looking Glasses, etc. etc. etc. jan IS, '49
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-10

:" ESTERN N. YORK COLLEGE OF HEALTH.
w 207 Main street, Buffalo, N. Y. DR. G. C..
VAUGIiN'S Vegetable Lthontriptic Mixture, cell
ebrated Medicine which has made
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-10

! 8. George Partridge,
COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchant, No. 81
SWater Street, (up stairs.) st Louis, Mo. EHFPar.
tcular attention paid the sale of Flour Grain, Pork
Lard, Bacon. Salt, Groceries, Sc And will also at
tend to the purchase of any articles usually kcptin
Country Store.4 Sss1 &.F#@.E9Sta Co., NAV IL ".
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-10

1JuRE CIDER VINLGAR; FOR SAFE b =. 8
II ) a2s ", 40 @E e$J F paiLtsI
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-04-06

aud spproprisling money. and OF course
comes under an entirely different caiego.
nv. But there are many Of my friends
ON this side who take q much more re-
striciive view Of ike power Of Internal
Improvements in Territories than | do,
aud who he'll eve them to be uneo6stitu'
,,ona in all cases.
Upon review Of this discussion | feel
lha, | am justified IN asserting that the
proposition that The Constitution does not
extend to the Territories is so utterly in.
defensble, that all he ingenuity and pow.
e,s of the Senator ha, not been able 10
maintain it, or render il plausible.
! CONCLUDE by adding. as a sum total al
the argument, that the South cannot be
deprived oil the rights she claims IN The
Territories, without being deprived oi ths
nrn,rctlon which the Constitution throw:
about her.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-04-06
A Hoax.

Il appears that some Of the students at
Chapel HILL have been exercising their
fun.loring propensiiics at the expense Of
the Boston Atlas, and through tina, Jour.
nal upon the Northern Press aud the peo.
pie generally. A letter was received By
the Atlas from Chapel Hill. the seat Of
misehief "a peH az Of burning. stating that
/" on the lob instant, student Of the Uni
,etslty, while knecIing a, brook 10 drink,
displaced a stone, With tho weight Of which
Iii. attention was arrested and on search
ing tho place, assisted by a companion.
several more stones OF the same kind acre
found. These were carried TO The labora.
tory Of Professor Mitchell, who decided
that they contained gold, and that win
Of the precious metal had been discovered.
The escltemen, IN consequence is immense.
The college has been deserted, aud every
body is digging Cor gold as # has Iifo dc.
pc nded GA IT,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-04-06
Cant. &. ~. Caldwell.

The above named gentleman is announ
ced in the las, Jef.,sonlan as nu Iad,psn.
den. Candidate fsr Congress. The Cap.
tain is very clever gentleman, but we
hardly lhok that the trap he has set will
catch many gu!ls. A. leas, We hope no
true Wing will vote for an hdependent Can.
didate, when genuine Wing is at the head
of affairs, aud needs the supper, Of his
friends. The Third Dis,ric, is Whig BY
a large majority, aud We opine the Gap
lain would never have veniured on. MAD
their not been 10 the field Two Wig Can.
didates. Notwithstanding we hope the
Wing. viii unite 10 a man upon Mr. Lit
tie, Who is every way worthy Of their sup
port.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-04-06
Congregational districts.

As cur readers may have forgotten the
present arrangement o! the Congressional
Distucls, We give them as source Of re
ference during the present eleelionsering
campaign. They are as follows:
First Cherokee, Macon. Haywood, Bun.
combe. Henderson,. Rutherford. Burke, Yancy,
McDoxell, ClsayelaHd aud Caldwell.
Second -Ashe. Wilkes. suny. DAVE, Rowan,
IredclI aud CataWba.
1hird Lincoln, Castor. Meek leubnrg, Tn
ion. Arson, stlnly, Caburus, Montgomery,
Richmond and Moore.
Fourth = Stokes Rockingham. Guiford, Ran.
doph. and Davidson.
FJth-Gtanvills. Csswell. Person. Orange
and Chatham.
Sir Awake, franklin Warren. HALIFAX.
Edgecombe, Nash and Johnston.
-Strenfh -CumLefland. Robcson. Columbus,
Baden. Branswick, New Hanover. sampson,
Duplin and Onslos.
Eighth. Wayne. Green. Lanoir, Jones, era.
ven, Cartetet, Beaufort, Piti Hyde. Washinsto ton
and Tyrell
Ninth Martin. BERTHE, HEREFORD. Nor,b,mp.
ton, oates. Chowan. Pasquotauk. Camden aud
CunItuck
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-04-06
A Cutting Remark.

The Charleston News, IN speaking Of
Senator llannesan's appointment 10 Der.
10, says. "The circumstances Of his ap.
pointment are discreditabe to the country.
The late administration determined to die
as 1t had lived like an offensive candle
dying in the socket, its las, fash was the
foules."
By the by, We learn tina, Gen. Taylor
looks upon this appointment with the con.
tempt i, merits, and IRE hope that he will
withhold tffice, outfit and salary. No
wonder such an appointment, should be
made, when it is represented lha, all the
Senators we're drunk The American
Senate disgraced Shame. where is thy
blush
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-04-06
Uaii.stOrIns.

We notice IN our exchanges that seve.
raj severe storms Of rain and hail have vis
tied several sections of The Country, and
considerable damage has been done. This
section has not been entirely exempt
Week before last, we understand, in seve.
raj sections Of this County large quantities
of hail fell and Of unusual size, some stones
as large as hen'. eggs-we have heard Of
hui lillle damage being done.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-04-06
Rail ROad Convention.

A Rail Road Convention has been pro.
posed To be held 10 Salisbury, 10 thu month
Of June, on the subject Of the Central Rail
Road. A rail road meeting was held in
IIlIsborough, on the 10Th uli., at which
the following gentlemen we're appointed to
attend this Convention, viz: lion. d. Z.
Swan, Col. c. Jones, Hn. VIM. A. era.
ham, Gen. Benz. TfolIinger, Jno. w. Nor.
good, ESQ.,, J. U. Kirkland, Esq, G. Me.
bane, Esq. I. B. Bailey, Esq, Col. VIM.
A. Carrigan, Jas. n. Patterson, Esq.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-04-06

va The las, Rileish Register contains
a speech Of Rufus Barringer, E'q., on the
speedy administrator Of Justice, which We
would have published this week, but cur
columns were full helure we received II.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-04-06
PrccOciOus kascalily.

A boy ten years old, was apprehrndcd
and held to bail, for several attempts TO fire
houses in the city Of New York. Among
tho buildings he attempted to burn was
tie Park street church. What could in.
docc ono 50 young 10 engage in such ras.
cai'y is incomprehensib's,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-04-06
The standard and General
TAYLOR.

The idea, advanced by Gen. Taylor
in his Inaugural, aud sou hi by wing
journalists generally To be sieroiyped INTO
The public mind, tha, IN his Interpretation
of the Constitution he would be governed
by the action &c Congress and the dec's'
ions of the Supreme Courl, Is simply alb
surd."
The above extract is taken from tho
Raleigh Sfanddrd. The editor, IN his
over zeal TO find fault with The appreciation
bestowed by the Wing press upon Gen.
Ta,lor's inaugural, seems - have read II
with double magni ying glasses. He says
Gem. Taylor advances the idea, "that IN
The iaferprefa ion Of the Constitution he TiH
be gorerned by The action Of Congress.
Gen. Tsy ar advances no such idea. IL
is true, he remarks in the inaugural. that,
:. ~ the performance Of my aer duf"s,
| ,hull not he wiIhuu, able cooperation
rhs legislative and Judicial branches Of
/ the government, present prominent exam
pies Of Distinguished civil aiia,nmcnls aud
ma;ufed experience. This is all true
but. are We to infer from this lansuac'
that the action 81 Congress can iaducr Gen
Ia, lor al any time to do " ha, Is not s,iici
~ within the pale uf the Constitution l.
Ger ainly not. He distinctly states als
tina, in The discharge Of these d.fies' hi
guide "uiH be The Constitution which
this day swear 10 preserve, protect at
defend" and tot The Interpretation Of tho
instrument, | shall lock TO the decisions {
the Judicial tribunals, (no, to the acIio
. Of Congress- established BY It's uulhoTi'
! and to The Practice Of The Gvrtrnmfat, (n'
the action Of Congress- under the earlls
Presidents, who had So large a share in /
formiiion," aud 10 the example OF those
/ lusirous patriots, +" shall always def,
with reverence, anil especially TO has q
cmp'e Who was, by 50 many Ihles, Il
5 Father Of his Country" As~e shall ha'
@ or expect TO have a uew order Of things U
c der Geo. Taylor, and constitutional Pre-
r idcn., no wonder the Standard conside
any promises he may make differing fro
the Leo Foco dynasty as a6smd. SIN
the DAYS Of Gen. jackson up TO the ith
March last. except Tor oue month, The Co
} slilution, was 10 effect nearly n dead letie
T. Gen. Jackson sid no construed II, as
uadtrsood il. Sld!d NJ. Van Buren,, VI
Tyler and Mr.. Polk. But because lie
Taylor wishes 10 restore the Constitute
to its proper place aud take d,fisrc
=, mode Of Interpreting II, 10 The Standard
). is an absardity. We ore y.tto learn, n
n taking the Supreme Court. and tho prs
-. iice Of tho government under The earl
Presidents, as aids 10 interpreting The C.
tlrution is simply an ab.urdiy.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-04-06
Prescription i'm the Cabinet

A despatch 10 the New York Hefa'o
states that a, recent meeting OF the Cao'
met the question Of prescription was 'o''
mally considered. Ga taking the que'
lion, tho vote he states thus: For pro-
scripilon Mr.. Ewing and VIZ. Collsmef
against 1.-THE President, Mr.. Mefed''"'
Mr.. Crawford. Mr.. Preston. and Mr.. John'
500. Mr.. Clayton was absent, but - u"'
stood to be with the majority. The rfe''
denl declared he would slick TO his pledge"
We hope all this may DO true, but It JACKS
confirmation.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-04-06

We are author zed and requested TO anneunce
ALEXANDER LITTLE. Esq, as Candidate
to represent this. the lhifd Congressional District
of North Carolina. in the next Congress oil Tie
United Stat,s.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1910.

IT WILLIAM THOMPSON. Esq. is our
agent in Baltimore authorized 10 obtain adver-
usements aud subscriptions, and 10 grant receipts.
lJE ". CARR, ESQ, is our agent in Phha.
delpha, authorized 10 obtain Advertisements and
procure subscriptions.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-04-06
More New Goods.

We invite attention 10 Messrs. III. b. s.
l.. S. Villiam,'s advertisement. They
too have received fresh supply af Goods.
Call aud sec them.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-04-06
Adjournment Of the Senate.

Tho Senate, after a special session Of
thirteen days, adjourned on the Is b uI,.,
Gen. Taylor informing them tina, nc had
no further communications to make 10
them.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-04-06

Great destruction Of Properly.
10 the grea, food at Chicago. properly
10 the amount Of s2oo,0 have been de-
s:royed. Several lives have been lost
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-04-21
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

BY virtue Of wrs of vendi exponas, issued
by Benjamin Miller Esqr one oc the Justice of
the pearc of the State of Maryland in and for
Cecil county at the snit Of John w. Shippers two
writs at The suit of Henry Simpson, and one
writ at the sut Of Otho Nowland, administrator
of John Mahspey decd, against the goods and
cliattles, lands and tenenents Of Jeremiah Ma
haney, and to me directed | have seized and
taken into execution all tho right title, interest
and estate, at law and equity of the said Mal'a-
ney, in and to one house, and lot of ground
containing nine acres, moro or less, adjoining
lands Of John Hargon, John Butler, Samne
Maftit and others, and hereby give n.t,ce that
on Saturday the l2 day afMay next, at o'clock
p. M, will offer for sae the said property, so
seized and taken into execution at public auc.
ton, to tn" highest bidder for cash at Ohio
NowIand's Hotel.
April 81, ls4s. ED. DAVIDSON Cousr
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April Fl '4s.
E'eNINe.

The subscribers will offer at Public
Sale, in Newark, Del, on TUESDAY,
the Gath INST. at 10 o'clock A. M the
personal property ofthe late Dr.. Joseph
Chamberlain.
This property consists IN part of valu-
able Oxen, Horses, Cows and Shoats, an
excellent Carriage, Wagon, Ok Cart
and farming implements of various kinds.
Also, Hay by the ton, and Corn by the
hushel, together with many items Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS All sums of, or under ten
dollars, TO be paid in cash. all sums over
this amount to be secured by Note, with
approved endorsers, payable six months
after the day sale, with interests there
on from date. Property sold not to be
removed till the terms OF sale have been
complied with.
ELIZA BETH CHAMBERLAIN Extrx
GEORGE EARLE, Ex'tor OF Joseph
Chamberlain, NJ. D.
Newark, April II, 49-2w
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I~DR. OSCOOD'S LNDLa.S CHOL.4-
GOGFE, which has gained such notorietv in the
cure of Fever and hgue, and other bilious a fec
tions, NAV be found at the Drug Store Of poct
Joseph Wallace.
This medicine ives prepared by regular ply
s'cian and is the result of an extensive practice
of several years in n billions climate. Those who
have used it themselves. or seen its saln,aiv
effects upon others, need no farther evidence of
its great value 4 small Treatise Oh Tho eau
srs. treatment and cure Of fever and ague aud
other diseases of billions climates may be had
gratis oftle above agent
Apri, 81, $751;
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From The Del, .Io"rnn1
WILMINGTON MARKET

April. ~ 1919
" heat Flour, (from storey > 00a s %
Wheat. fprime) 90
Oats, nrom wagons) 25
Corn, from wagons. so
Corn Meal, per bushel; GO
BALTIMORE MARKET, April 1o.-The receipt
of the advices per the steamer Europa unsettled
our market. aud nothing Of moment has been
done. A sale ofl5O hbs. City Mills -four took
place at ~ 81 l-2. Corn meal and Rye -four
unchanged. Nothing done in wheat; prime red
is held at 90 cts A sale of Pennsylvania yell
low Corn at 81 cents. We quote from stores at
4sa44 for white, and 49a5O cents for yellow
Oats 90 a &c cents. RYE So cents. Provisions
"re dull. and verv little doing; no change in
pricrs.-Baii Sun.
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The CHEAPEST AND NosT SrLEHprn AssoRTMEs1
OF WATCHES AND JEWELLERY
IN PHILADELPHIA.
No. LEWIS LADoMUs, No.
Alb Market Street Alb

A few doors above Eleventh; North side.
Has jns. received BY late arrivals. from the mos.
celebrated Manuta cturers of Europe, ma3nf-
cent and iudiciously sole cted assortment Of
GoLp AND Silver WATCHES,
which he will sell CHEAPER than any other os'
tablishment in tho United States. Among the
assortment will he found
Gold Levers, Is k. case,. full iew'd $50
Silver Levers, full je~eIled, Is
Gold rEpines, s K. cases, jew'd, IS
Silver .'Epines, iewclled, ~
Quarter watches, TO Slo
Silver Tea Spoons, equal to com. per set, 40
Dessert, s. - l0,oo
Table, 1906
Together with splendid assortment o. Chaste
ami Rich Jewclry, &c. &C.,
Coup CnMNs, Of various styles, from the beat
Manufacturers
Is7Please preserve this advertisement and
cal at LEWIS LADOMUS'S,
No. Alb Market Street, above Eleventh,
North Side
IT. have Gold and Silver Levers still
cieeper than the above prices. U5-A liberal
discount made TO the trade.
april 7, 49-3m.
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This is to Give Notice. That the

This is to Give Notice That the
subscriber of Cecil county hath obtained
rom the Orphans Court of said county, lei,
tiers ,es!amen!ary ON the personal estate of
Joseph C. Gilmore late fsaid county. dc'.l,
All persons having claims against the said
deceased. are hereby warned 10 exhibi, the
same with the vouchers thereof duly authen
ica,ed, 'on or before the Sd day Of April
$50: hey may Otherwise by law beeAclu.
ded from all benefit of said estate. All
persons indebted 10 said es'a lie are request
ed to make immediate payment to the sub
scrber Given under my hand this 18th
day Of April 1919.
JACOB TOME, Executor.
April 18th '49-6w.
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Removal.

NERS ARAMINTA FOARD, respectfully
lNannounces 10 the Public, that sho has re-
moved her Millinery to the store house la,eiy
occupied by Mr.. Chandler, where she will be
pieaseG to see her old customers, MS usual. She
intends keeping an assortment ofM.llncry. and
has already commenced repairing Spring Bon
net. She with also keep on hand an assortment
Of Ladies' dress Caps. Ever grateful for past
iavors, she hopes by strict attention TO her bus'-
ness, to be able to merit continuance of the
same. Old bonnets and gentemens' hats, re-
paired at the shortest notice, and on terms to
suit the public. mar 3l-3w
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rNkire.

The Commissioners Of Cecil county,
will meet at their Office in the Court
House on Tuesday and Wednesday the
9Th and 9th days of Nav next, for the
purpose ofhearihg appeals, making trans
'fers, and abatements in assessments, and
transactng suth other business as may
come before them All persons wishing
alterations in their assessments are here.
Nv notified to attend on those days, as
thereafter no alterations Of Assessments
will be made for the wear 1St9. By
order PC. RICKETra, Crk.
Apr. 81 tim Comm'rs Cecil Co.
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This is to Give Notice; That the

This is to Give Notice; That the
subscriber of Cecil county halh obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, let
tiers administration on the personal estate
Of Thomas Rnler, late of said county,
decd, All persons having claims against the
said deceased. are hereby warned TO exli5.
1.-THE same with the vouchers thereof, duly
authenticated, on Or before the cath day of
March. 1880. they may Otherwise, by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re
cnesed to make immediate payment 10 the
subscriber Given under my hand this l4h
day Of April 1919
ANN RUTTER, Adm'trx.
April Ii '49-6w'
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COLLECTORS S,ILE.

BY order OF the Commissioners o! Cecil coun..
w., hereby give notice that on Saturday the
2lst day Of April nest, at o'clock, P. NJ, At
tho house Of Thomas p. Sutton. at Fair Hill, !
will expose TO public SALE that tract or parcel OF
land, lying near Turkeytown, in the Fourth dis
tricl OF Cecil county, assessed to Thomas Scott,
and containing GJ ACRES
more or less, on which the state and county
taxes are due for 1871 md lS4s; and to be sold
to pay the came and the cost of advertising and
all other legal charges.
ISRAEL REYNOLDS, Collector
Mar 81 '49-ts 4lh Dist. Cecil Co
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LEE; & WALAER,

SUCCESSORS TO GEO. wiLLiG,
HAVE removed their stock Of Music and MI.
steal Instruments, 10 the new and spacious store
II Swaim's Building, No. 49, Ciesnnt Street,
below Seventh, PHlLAprLHiIlA where they in-
vite the attendance and patronage f'the public.
Lee &..Waker having purchased .he entrn
stock of Geo. W,llil, (who las declined hus-
ness,) are now prepared TO execu'" al! orders in
their line. Their assortment OF Mnsc AID Mo-
.ica Instruments is as extensive rs thai OF any
other establishment in tho country.
Piono For,s,, from va, ious well known and
approved manufactures, now in store, and will
be constantly offered for sale.
E5-Counsry dealers supplied on very reason.
able terms. Feb 10 '4e--Cm
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DI ED.

Ap'il 18th near Newark Del. Mrs Mary Bul.
len, widow Of the late Mr.. II. r. pullen Of .
county, in tn" 39th year of hrr are. The di-
Of which she died was Pulmonary Con-
sumpt ion ard her death was thought to he ST.
eneh by the affection through which she was
called to PASS, having lost by death. in the shoIt
space Of seven months kind Husha nd and two
nn,able daughters. D ring her afilirtion. her
mind was led to the interest Of her soul and hy
faith in the atoneincnt Of Christ. she was led 10
rejoice in full prospects ofetarnal life beyond the
grave Ut. B.
Cherry Hi. April 10 AZ.
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The rEMlN'NEs FOR CALiFoRNIA.-A
New York letter, of Thursday evening
says:
81 hear that Mrs. Farnham is su ccred
ing very we'll in her enterprise, and that
ther" is every prospect of her having
half OF her cargo, if not two thirds Of her
cargo (about four hundred tons of wo-
mem BY the first of next month.
"Ihe gold diggings will shpto US
their treasures, in the shape Of gold dust
and in return We shall send them wo-
men. This is great country
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-04-21
Costume Hall.
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
I'm hand and for sale, the largest and best
NIassortment OF Spring and Summer Clothing,
at prices very mnch reduced.
Goats Of every variety, embracing all the lat
est styles, and of an improved cut and AXE,
from 10 cts. to g, 8, 4, 5, 6, 8, $40, and up
wards. PANTALOONS.
Panaoons Of all kinds, from rs cts to l. so
l,15 2, 2. so, and also very fashionable style,
the Lamartnc stripe as low as 8, $50, 81, and
upwards. VESTS.
Vests of every variety, comprising Silk, Satin,
Cashmere, Marse lilies. Valencia, from 80 cts, IS
cts, 81, $50. S3 ard upwards.
BOYS CLOTHING.
Always on hand the largest and best assort-
menI of Boys Clothing ever offered in this city
A splendid assortment of Clot''s and Cassi-
mercs of the best make, together with large and
handsome variety of Silk and Marscilles Vest
ings, which will be made mp to order in the best
manner, 90 per cent less than the accustomed
prices, and in all cases neat and beautiful tit
guaranteed, at COSTUME HALL,
Corner Pratt street and Centre Market Space,
B.IuuoR1. II. RI. COLE.
Attached to the above, is one of the largest
and most excessive SHIRT FACTORIES in the
country, embracing every variety and make, at
prices which cannot fail to please any one wish
ing 20 parcase
sISOne Price Only!&Is mar 81 49-iv
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COnstF's!c's Sale.

By virtue of a writ of venditloni e1pcna', is.
issued by Geo W. Moore Esq, one of the iust-
ces of the Peace of the State of Maryland, in
and for Cecil county to mo directed, will ex-
pose to sale at public auction, from the Court
llouse door in E.kton, on SATURDAY tho 2lst
day Of .4pril inst, at o'clock P. M 70: Cash,
! Farm near Elk Iron Works. adjoining the
lands OF John Will. and others, late the proper
ty of William Ha.son. seized and taken III
execution at the suit of Michael Kelley, nse of
William Chesnut. THOS. THACKERY.
Mar Sits Cons table.