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SALES AT AUCTION.
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Catalogue Sale Of Foreign and Dom estio Dry Goods
BY F. H. PETITPAIN.
HURsDAY, July ~, al 10 o'coek-Wf be- od Of
IN room 8 Canal street
1875 packages aud los Foreign Domestic DRY GOODS
tsung part of Fancy Furniture Mourning Prints, Mun
Cambric Linens Dnaak Linen Nettings Drills Platlas
and Silk Handkenches, Printed Lawns Linen Cotton
Checks Beaeh and Brown sheeiing Twied Brown
Drills, nenimh, stripea Fiannels Etc.
Terms literal sale.
no Catalogue win be ready he good, can be examined
early on The day Of sale jyl0
Steamer A. B. Shaw,
BY SYKES, HYDE a. co.
GAfUkOAl M ns at u o'clock-WHl be sold al auction at
Steamer SHAW, lies in the Basin Of the New Canal
she "a % months old built 10 albany, Indiana, has
boilers sud engines Carries 600 bales Cotton good
cabin, 10 stae-rooms; she first
boat drawing only i inches light; having been
hauled feeagked and re7uired in first running order
cash. balance 80 days approved paper
Succession Sale Of John S. Lindner d. hleisegaes
and Hans Addiek, ExecutOB.
BY FL0RANCE e. TAYLOR
LKwIs FLoRANCE AuctiOnesr.
MONDAY July Is At 70 o'cloek-Wi sold al auction, at
lsA Banks Arcade, by and pursuance A..
NJ Buan Judge Of The Filth District court Of NewOreans,
certain TRACT OF LAND situated On both sides Of the b.
Creek Parish Taamany il this state containng
$40 POSSESSED by him with William Bowman Es
o this
Ae q sale before T euyo Notary Public, expense the
Tsras cash. ian
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
~ UININE, CALQMEL, BLUE MASS, lPE- .9f
NJ GAG, RHUBARB, etc.-Ae low for cash ~
a car be procured elsewhefe-Cail and hn3
ffrf judge.-DT. E. ). COXE'S PREPARA- -
s|6'I SOUTHERN COUGH sYRUP-An unequaled
remedy for Coughs, nluenza. eto. 49, I'll
EXTRACT OF COPAIVA, SARSAPARILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgreeable cure, superior 10
the Capsules or any other extract. -.
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARALLA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can be
BALsAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR. LIVERWoRT.
en-For the relief and of CONSERVATION ndBrOneh
LOUISIANA VERMlFUGE, RHEUMATIC LlNl-
MENT. -, i.
E Especial attention paid % the treatment OF Rheumas
tism, Bronchitis and Consumption.
~ Ofioeoorne Magazine and Poydras StH. n2S lyodp
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ADJUSTMENTS.
oLYMPlo FaRATRR

OLYMPIC THEATRE.
Corner OF Baronne and POydras streets.
Sole Lessee and Manager h
Stage Manager MfGI ROWE Treasurer. Mr. T. fUCkE
~ Notice. Car win eaps the THEATRE for Lafayette epsry
night AFTER he performance s., -,
~ Benefit O Mr. sChU GER First night o. lhE
DREN in THE WOoD.-..The CREOLE MELoDisTs
TDHURs5AY July 9wi be performed st iins BEyio9,s
a Grand Burieaque E1tgevagAnze Of THE CHiLDhhN ~
THE WOOD. Abnmmhboo MIR. Rrydon Polly uad Johnny (he
chidrenl Ness Fitzgerald and Eyuge Oberon Mss Petite
Mise Myrtina Miss Verify; Titnnu Miss sazman After which,
The CREOLE MELoDlsTs viii ,ng several Ethiopinn song.
ReeiatOu BuckH all MIR. Chaes During the
evening, GRAND ASCENSION OF ROCKETS Concludes
with The SWISS COTTAGE. Corporal Mar, Mr. Charles
Lisetio with tongs), Miss Peuie.
~ The Department under the direction Of NIL meCos-
rev m Doors open Curtain will rise precisely
quarter before g. ~ ICES Of Admssioni DIe1s ClI-
So cena Gallery rs Once open from 10 A. M
D. be secured application 70 the Treasurer
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EXAMINATION or THORNTON FOR Az. AasAuLT VIII
as AxE-PhiiD Thornton. charged with cutting am
manning Bober Smith with the evening o. ~
81 Inst was sent Yesterday 81 Recorder Baldwin before The
First District COan for trial. From the evidence We se
the FLOWING Thornton rented Ulm N the PACK plt4-
ing Of b0nse CTeus occupied By MIS-
smith boarded with Mrs. II. On the evening q We ~
Thornton having been noisy hOat o. the hpA4
smith desired b. his laudady % drive hlm from W.
door. Smith proceeded DO when the prsqaer W.
had ba chel his hand, told him 70 leave ma 81
would sInke him and surfing the ION 70 the spi4.
the second bow, be inflicted deep ga.h apon We
which brought HIM the ground, In defending hla.e
with saw. that BE- picked ~ for the purpase Smith slg
Thornton the The parties were s@palAls5,
before fuItBe injury done. smith . now aDs % W
aboui. though silt suffering from bic wounds. Ihefn9A
gave bail fer his appearances
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

FUR GALlFORNlA.
a. Passage for California. : A large staie-room.
&6A with double bedhs suitable ior a family, can be
cisco; PARADISE, LAWRAsoN s CO.,
>4ziE For San francisco, California. : Passage
- fastened bark TRENTON, Coutts, master, will
81 5s eRg Their FREE and MAKING so@sshSg be
limited 70 90 shares Of $500 each Proceeds TO be divided
smong the pessenge according 10 Their shares. when Sold
shares are taken. For further particulars apply to
tW~ To sail on SATURDAY July IA.
SHh5BA Monthly Packet The splendid steamship
leeye ioE Chages, direct on SATURDAY, July Il, at
In SALOONS; 500 d Lover Cabin; s75 90
EY- No berth secured unu paid for. Passage can be
engaged on application to the undesigned where 9an q
be taken at 40 cents per gubie5got
lS5sz Foos San Ersneiseo, oalifornia-To sail on
TYRONE, Capt. G1ldng, having twO-thiIds OF
This vessel just out Of dock w6eie she has been newly
mn s3oGsn Tor the S0yass She
Fo baaHee q freight Or passage apply on board, post H.
'''''' =, .. WiGKHA AM, q giegylllest
or R NJ, HARRISON & co n P0ydras st.
~ Cabin passage, in Stale. rooms $3.50 No Steerage
paid for. jeao
- -
>sl4k new last,saing brig SANGL, CHURCHNGAHI,
- E9och Moore, master vii! leave for San Francisco
CaiIao The SAINT Charohman is new vessel bai Of he
eoppered has unsurpassed observation-disclosures ior thirty
Cabin passengers Persons wishing go to California, viii
Bauack street. First Municipality Passage Staterooms
s5 1S PA&A i5isa5 AWE 2RB co. ve
~ To sail on Saturday, July IA
! III For CcJaniorniia, va Ghagres, -fea9 ORIGINS
- and Regular Packet Schooner IONA, Captain
have Dispatch This vessel has made three
to ChagIes with passengers, AVID is deervedy popular
her at the Lower Poayune Tier For passage appiyto
capt Aee''h g. On % S9ftS # % RenvIe street
| -, n o. X NJ HARRISON a GO, " P9Ydras st.
/ San F'ancscO On arriving at Chagres, Massrs. r. H.
LEEToH Co will forward them TO Panama at which place
Passage through with ESQ pounds baggage S25o-sIoo
a. F. COCHRAN & CO..,
GENERAL oomMs2iRoTEo RSSgRRitqpIpalqSs MS street Sd I'M
! ~ goEteTs Of FRUITS NUTS, ETC.. have for sale
PoWDEiRsTpAg Of the celebrated American Chrys-
RA5SINs-2o0 boxes n r and layeu,
glTRQGNST;lO0 boxes fresh Genoa.
PRquN rs In jan a and ID fanoy boxes.
CHAMPAGNE-l5O baskets various brands
NUTMEGs-2jO pounds No. 1.
STERS-Aggnts for man ufac'y j. Caldwell Co.
MUsCAT NVINE-In ca es and casks.
FIGS-l0OQ drums; seectel Smyrna.
ALMONDS-l50 boxes ard bags Soft Smell
WINEs-PoIt various qualities % quarter casks supeio
Brazil NUTS gIl PEA. NUTS ~. Etc
OLIVE OlIr-aO0 baskets, piHts and quarts.
HITTER ALM0NDs--20 trails
CURRAETs@59 casks New Zante Curauts. ieHG
PLASTER OF PARIS
1slB BBLs. WOtbespOou's superior brand landing from
Ss snip i joaS sTRonD CO. las Common st
| 0S0 BRLs. Thomsston, ana i25 bbs St. GehevisV
ISa AiAA 55jfi,tiH sTRo1D 4 co. I48 Cop,psop A.
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Per steamship E. A. Ogden. from Galvestou-Mrs Dry
den and Child; CAPT Daniels Messn. J. p Gilt 3. w Ca
King. Mouney, Beck, Hat Wiliams, Waters CTutohon
Lee, Powers, funstail, and on deck.
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- 4 FOR MONTGOMERY, WE - Il
e5sssaEsssSs554 TUMPKA, SELMA, and all
E5a@- landings the Alabama River -
LseaUes Rep Orleans EVERY THURSDAY. at P: r.
Thenew, hght-drnnght steamship e A. OGDEN. CAPTAIN
keTehev0l and the new, heht-aIaught steamboat BEA
COM CAPTAIN Leonard, viii run as regular WEEKLY
PACKETS between New Orleans and MoneomeTg, We
tumpka and all landings on Alabama River-eaving each
port EVERY THURSDAY, at o'clock P, NJ. One OF
foot OF Iuis street, EVERY MOHDAY MORNING Shpper
aud passengers depend these boats making regular
tips dung the entire For freight passage apply
on board, at the New Basin, or to-
HYDE s. OGLESBY, 70 POydrss 81.
n "A Leter-bsg is the Office Of the Agents where
letters may be left mh9 If
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FIRsT DfsTRrcr CoURT-s1adFs le hsnrB prssidtHg.
Thomes Crawford Dacsd tTis Yesterday eiafslo
with forging and passing obe s1u cheek Tor ne f
Of sB So Durporiine to BE- signed b. Cha A. jacobs
President Of the Union Bank The prisoner bats. hsag
looking man. Of 20 years Of ayes and hes resided i tbs og
for yeau He hzr been eapl1ycd d q Aales
LEoH DEsENY ia. 1wofn or tie sh 81 nay ie5t ~
Levee and purchased from wifhass ggihaa al1oelns "a
80 50. He offered the forged creek u pat esia ~
be in The employ Of Nisssls Lee = ~. =
Believing The CHECK % Be- sen gia- iged :. 80 ~ 4
amoH9t u store az the time, Haausilng n4 q - ~
asT DAY , ioI t9 e, balance M re- oist ssas
LEoN DELERY sE., te.nfsd thaf soms few das H 1ss
tls Tst operation ths pnsoner called q ~ -, ~
81 and Offered 10 hn1 another forged eect upoA ~. -
cohs. for el7 So in exchange for lerehz4dis 49,
swoFB slated thar the name = Ghas "A. Jacahs, 70
@ tie two checks presented hy the psones 20 we
UeeY, the genuine signatures Of thar eeHielr
The Attorney General zksd 10 call. IN behalf q the prose
cuton witnesses testify The former bad character g
the prisoner sud thnt be had ha ~ nonh plssoa
the 18th Of May lest IN prison FOR larceny. The e4ee
objected 20 b. the prisoners counsel qeeiipn
By the Cont. The witnesses for lie State having on -
amined-
wa brought from Parish Prison 10 help biz iend Cia-
ford By his testimony lFaioa sw0rg prsi4teiY ~ -
saw named COny pay The checks @ ci1 5eia e.
the evening Of the lytn Of May n pan ~ ~ ~ -
be was present Ct the tIme did not Tead a1s 80
tie signatures. well remembered d one was tef " y -
the othef for so 80 On being cross ilSss
sisted that he and the accuned Deghb9Ts 10 pio
they could * together IL they wished % do 70 o.
what he was confined for.
After arguments from the counsel foT lhs pIlo1e ara ne
Attorney Gsasral the Court briefly charged The iay, Wea
they rstirsd aud in few moments returned with verdict
Of guilty. The prisoner rsandad to aWat
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I MaVr jane dad JutU Ierm.
The Grand jury previous their final discharge,
day handed 70 the Court through foreman the fol-
loving Report Our readers may find rather ambiEu-
Gus sentences. We copy Uerbatim
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a Steamer CALF ORlIIA--For Bay ST.
N Ls0giis, Pdas CtFisfidlI. llliasissippi CffD
11lllal1 and .3iicIt-Nia the RoHTcHARrRAIN
RAILRoAD;-rhs new and spisndd loy pressure packsi
steamboat CALIFORNIA, G. L. Reynolds master, tbui
expressly for the Lake trade, with superior
viii commences her trips as above, on THURSDAY, The
Gath. and will regularly through the season, follows
YH LeaDe Nslg Orleans Retug7siHg, Leaves BaOEi
Every Monday at. A. if. Every Monday 9t....4 P N
Do. Tuesday,. 81 A. N. Do. Wednesday "A p n
20 TIhg5ssday q A 20. E Hdssy ..'.44 Z
For freight passage apply the Captain on board
my2S ]. & r. GEDDES, Agents, 10 Bank Place.
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SG d NE as s ~ b5i ,oIasr,, an9 AZ
sssissaassss8lis tuapka.-EVERY FRlDAY.-The spen-
did last running double engine passenger steam packet
SELMA s. G. Buul, master, will leave MOBILE EVERY
FRIDAY EvENINs, at O'Clock, and arrive at Montgomery
every Saturday.
Passengers By this boat leaving Montgomery on Mon
day morning, will reach Macon in time 70 take the Extra
Night Train the Central Railroad which arrives Al sa
vannah every Wednesday Morning and connects with the
splendid Sea Steamers CHEROKEE and TESNESS EE.
New YOrk Steam Packets For freight passage apply
ap8j SIN NJ wARING Co. Agent,. Mobile,
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Groceries. :. Retail and wholesale.
AULT 8 sEYMOUR,
Exc IA AN g 3 PLAOE,
looming ne Pow Ofice. Mem OrLeaRs. Ia

NO. 44 TCHoUPIToULAs STREET.
Bstloeen So Joseph street and 81 .harg,s .Harket.
TNHEY take much pleasure inform their friends and the
public generally that III have purchased the we'll
known GROCERY, 24 Tohouptouas street, situated 50
convenient TO st. Mays Market and which is fitted up in
the best malner-Whee article in the Grocery line
sha always be found and at the lowest prices.
Orders trom their friends in the county, or in the city,
shall be carefully executed.
Beside being prepared furnish every article Of Groceries
they will supply their friends with FLOUR, POT ATOES,
MEAL, GRAIN, ONIONS, BEANS, and PORK, in
small packages or in barrels iyl0 3taw If
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Q. WIGKH an "a RienvllIe s.

~ So
EE Cabin passage, in StaierOoms, $3.50. No Storage
passengers taken No passage considered engaged unit
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I'll For California-TO Sail On the 30th .JaiU.-Fhe
ssA4A new iast.sailing brig SAMh. CHURCHMAN,
@ EuOch Moore master, will leave for San Francisco
as above TOUCHING gt port in Brazil and Vapaaiso or
CalaO. The Saml. Chuchman vessel built Of the
hest saltwater white oak thoroughly cOpperlasened aud
eOppered, and has unsurpassed accommodations for thirty
Cabin passengers. Persons wishing to go to California will
please on board and examine for themselves opposite
Barack street. First Municipality Passage in Stae.r0oms
$780,. For freight or passage, appystO
lq6 PARADISE. LAWRASON & co. 81 Cravier At
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- \ For Mobile. via Bay 81. Louis, Pass
= - Christian Mississippi City, BiOIi, and
PGseGg0NtG-FrOm POnteharrain railroad
The tast-ruuning passenger steamboat GEN. TAYLOR,
James Scott mister will leave New Orleans every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday. follows
Leaves New Orleans for Mobile, via all the Watering
Plaees-EyeTy SATURDAY Morning, at 81 O'e X tram
Leaves Nav Orleans for Pascag0ua via all the watching
Places-Eyery TUESDAY, Evening, at clock train and
every THURSDAY Morning at ga O'Clock train.
-RETURNIRG-LEAYRs--
Mobile via Watering Places, every MONDAY, dtS A. n,
Paseagonla, every WEDNESDAY, at Bpm.
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cnNET4BIE'S EaIE.

Bv virtue OF writ Of Fieri Facias issued
by George H. Joyce, one of the Justices
of the Peace, Of the State Of Maryland, in
and for Cecil county, at the suit Of Ann
H. Tally, against the goods and chattles,
lands and tenements of Robert NJ Canaan,
and to me directed, l have taken into exc
cu.ion; all the right, title, interest and es-
tate, at law and in equity, of the said Rob
ert M. Canaan in and to all that tract,
part or p reel OF land, in the fourth Elec-
ton district of Cecil county, near Nee
teers' Paper Mill on the west side of Lit
tie Elk creek, adjoining lands of Robert
Carter and others, containing 81 Acres;
and hereby give notice, that on Saturday,
the goth day of October, at . O'Clock M.
will offer for sale the said property, SO
seized and taken in execution, by public
auct on, to the highest bidder for cash,
from the Court House door in Elkton.
THOMAS THACKERY,
Sept 22d '49.-ts Conss.
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University of Maryland
FACULTY OF PHYSIC.
SESSION OF ly49-'5O


THE Lecturer will commencr on Monday
29h October, and continue until the 18th o.
March, ensuing.
Surgery-NATHAH r. SMITH, NJ. D.
Chemistry and Pharnacy-WILLIAh E A. Al.
KEN, NJ d, LII d.
Therapeutics, Materia Medca and Hygiene-
SAMUEL CHEW. N ID.
Anatomy and PhysIoogy-JosEPH ROW, NJ. ID.
Theory and Practice of MedicIne-WnLiAh
PowER, NJ ID.
Midwii fiery and hi eases Of Women and Chill
dren--RicHARD H. THoMAs NJ. d.
Lecturer on Pathology and Demonstration of
Anatomy-GE w, MmTESBERGFR
Instr lotions in Clinical Medicine and Clint
cal Surgery every day at the Baltimore lnfrma-
~, opposite the Medical Col lege. The rooms
for practical anatomy will be opened Oclobe
LIST under the charge ofthe demonstration. Fees
for the entire course $50. Comfortable boa I'd
may b. obtained in the vicinity Of the Medical
College, for &. so to - so per week.
WILLIAM L. A. AIKEN,
Sept. Is 49-lm' Dean Of the Faculty
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70 Physicians, Druggists: and
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

Dr.. N. Keller and Bro most respectfully
clchs attention to their fresh stock of English
vench, German and american Drugs, Nledi-
ines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuff's,
arnish, Glassware, Perfumery, Patent Medi-
mes &C. Having opened new store No. 2O4
Market st. with full supply of Fresh DIugs
and Medicines, we respectfully SO cit Country
,ealers to examine our sock before purchasing
elsewhere, promising one and all who may feel
sposed to extend to us their patronage, to sell
them genuine Drugs and Medicines. on as liner
q terms as any other house in the city, and to
faithfully execute all orders entrusted to us
promptl y and with Dispatch.
Ono OF tho proprietois being a regular ply
stefan, affords ample guarantee of the genuine
quality Of all art cles sold at their esta blsinent
We respectfully invite druggists and country
merchants who may wish to become agents ios
DR.. Keeler's Celebrated Family Medicines,
(standard and popular remedies,) to forward
their address.
Soliciting the patronage of dealers, we re-.
spsctfully remain,
]. N. Keller & BRO, Wholesale
Druggists No. a94 Market street,
Sept 90 Aa-ly, Philadelphia.
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ELKTON ACADEMY.

The Trustees Of the Elkton Academy
respectfully announee 10 the public that
the duties OF this Institution will b, Iesu
medon Monday next, the Bid OF Septen
Der.
The Course Of instruction under the
Principal Mr.. JOHN A. GET 7. viii
be Of an extensive cha acter; embracing
te elementary branches, as we'll is those
which are comprised i. regular collie
late edu alton
From the numerous testimonials sub
mitted by Mr.. Getty, all OF which concur
in representing him as an instructor Of a
Sur tior order. the Trustees will select
for reference in this notice, those only
Of Joseph Henry Esq. LII. D., Secretary
OF the Smithsonian Institute, w ,shlngton
City; Rev Dr.. Wylie, vice-Provost OF
the University Of Pennsylvania. Phila-
delphia; Rev. DR.. Humphreys and Rev.
DR.. Canadian, President of Princeton Col
lege, N. J.-Professor Mclean of this
College, in one of his commun icatons
says Some OF the best prepared 'sstu
dents who entered the junior class al
Princeton, we've educated By Mr. Getty ,.
Tie Principal is also authorized 10 refer
to several distinguished members of the
U. 5. Senate.-Mr G-tty'S testimonials
are open to all WAC desire to inspect
them.
Tue Female department., under the su-
per'lslon OF the Principal, will be con-
Quoted by Miss. CYNTHIA SMITH who
has been rec emily an assistant teacher IN
the "Iroy Female Seminary" under that
distinguished and accomplished scholar,
YRS, EMMA Willard and who brings
from that lady letters of the very highest
rha'acler.
In addition to the usual branches of an
Aca!' mical educa'ion, including a k owl
edge OF the French and German Ian
guages, Mis- smith will give instruction
IN The construction Of Maps, IN Drawing
and Painting anu also in Vocal and In
strumental Music.
The Trustees, therefore, take great
pleasure In recommending this ln-tlu-
ton to the public, with a. assurance that
under its present organization, all th,
branches OF substantial as well as lib
eral and accomplished education may be
acquired therein.
BY order of the Board,
F. A. ELLIS, Sec'ty !
Elkton, Sept Aft.
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.

Silks (Blk and Fancy,) French Merinoes Par
amettas Sole D'Almoni, Lustres Alpacas, Cash
mercs, NJ DeLanes, &c. together with LARGE
and handsome OF of Prints from to IL l-s cts
per yds.
Shawls. Embroidered T'hibet, Terkeri, Cha
mellon Cloth, Oblong &'Square Blanket, Plain
Cloth and otion.
Blankets, Flannels from 10 l cts to higher
prices Brown and White muslin from 1 to Ia cts
per yd, and 10 quarter Sheeting bro. white and
cold. Canton, Striped Shifting, Tickings, Hos
cry, Gloves, Laces, Edgings variety Of Trim
ing Goods, &c. together with a VARIETY of other
articles all of which will he sold on accommodat
my trims.
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 pc +
sous and equally as cheap as they can be obtain.
ed anywhere. Please call and examine before
purchasing.
N. b. country produce taken in exchange for
Goods.
One Door aboveth Court House. w. r.
Elkton, Oct 2s, AS.
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This is to Give Notice; That the

This is to Give Notice; That the
subscriber of Cecil county hali, Obtained
rom the { ~hans' Court of said county, lei
ers of Admin.. tration on the persona estate
of Joseph Ethernylon, late Of said county
decd, All persons having claims against the
said deceased. are hereby warned TO exhb'
II The same with the vouchers thereof, duly
authenticated, on or before the 10th day of
August, 1850. they may otherwise, by law
he excluded from all benefit of said estate
All persons indebted to said estate are re
ques,ed to make immediate payment to the
nbscriber Given under my hand this 18Th
ny of Augusr 1s49
CHARLES H MORGAN, Adm
August. IS '49-6
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This is to Give Notice. That the

This is to Give Notice, That the
subscriber of Cecil county has obaihe,l
from the Orphans Court of SAID county, let
ers of Administration OIL the personal estate
of Jeremiah Cain late of said county de-
ceased. Al persons having CLAIMS against
the said deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same with the vouchers there
Of duly authenticated, on Or before the
30lh day of August 1850: they may other
wise by law, be excluded from all ber.etil
OF said estate. All persons indebted 10
said estate are requested to make imma-
1iate payment TO the subscriber. Given
under my hand this 22ud day OF Seplem-
1919
ANN CAIN, ADMIN.
Sept % '4s-6w.
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THE FARMERS
ENCYCLOPEDI.A.

EDITED BY GoUVERNEUR EMERSON
ONE VOLUME, Royal octave ll65 pa
ses' beautifully. bound containing II fine
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OF practcui information, within the experience
OF All ages and countries is carefully POSTED UP
TO the present day, and admirably arranged 10 r
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OF valuable knowledge farmers can be found in
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form. In foct, no Farmer who pretcnds to he
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work. New Gennesee Farmer.
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