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Our MINISTER TO BERLN.-A Berlin letter. of
August 81, to the N. Y, Commercial. saws. 6 M
Hannegan was taken sick at Brussels last week
on his way to Paris, The attack was AZ ti,s, Via
lent, but letter received here on Sunday from a
gentleman in his company, says that Mr. Hanpsgan
was 50 much better as to hope to resume his iour.
new in q few davsn
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youngest son Of W, VanBenthiysen.
ES' Newly ork papers peaIe copy.
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or Augustus C. Dodge, Senator from Iowa, ar
rived in Washington on the 9th, and left early
next day, on his way to visit his father, Senator
from Wisconsin, who is suffering under severe in
disposition at Berkeley Springs in Virginia
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steamboat Departures This Day.
Eg- SEE ADYERTTSE@ENTS ON THIRD PAGE.
iaobHc. see. ...-.... JAS. L. DAY, Gibers0u II A. NJ
Blio1i. ......... MOBILE, Sutton, 81 A. NJ. Cars.
mafisoHUiAe OLIVIA Grice, p. ~ Cars.
ttsa hger .....- J T. DOS VEIL, kinball, P. NJ.
- LOUIS .-...-....FRlDE OF THE WEST, Hunt P M.
81 Louis .......SI. PAUL, Norris, S P NJ
tEy' The Pride of the West Capt Hunt-Tbis LIGHT
las running stsSmoo4 will leave for ST. Louis h.
erela ports THIS EVENING Tuesday O'clock positvely
$40 o. M WHITE, ~ New Levee.'
Esr Bark Mary Waterman is now dschargiur her
cargo at Post Second Muucpa .Consgnee viii please M
nl Q lhe receipt Of their goods the Levee they will stored
at their expense and risk. -S-
Sl7 JOHN W. ANDREWS q co. OF Common At.
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10 We thank the officers on the packet Prin-
eess ard Of the Red River packet Creole for Nat
chez and Red River papers.
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NEW FALL GOODS.
.PSLEY'S. I3 Chartres e,t,.a

NEW FALL GOODS,
LAfsLE1'S =, 13 Chartres Street.
w y are now opening large and rieh assortment oC
w FASHIONABLE GOODS for Fsii Sggor i ae OF
ing 81 the newest styles and abnos of the present yeS
ment Of ON " oui aSaOu-
American and English PRINTS, warranted eolor-1o
and l36 cents ~ 0'0'' ~
French French CHlHTZEs new styles and very nch;
Large assortment Of FoTLARD SILKS. very o,ssD
PLAIN and Figured Changeable do; ' S'ssp .
KID GLONES-all cnl0Ts. O''
VALENCIA EDGlNGS aud INSERTINGs.
Beaunlnl assortment of BELT RIBBONS.
LONG CLOTHS p SupeAias
COTTON and SILK HOSIERY.
FRENCH PARASOLS-new style
sll 2w2p w Nj 81 Apc, I.y
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PETER PENoE.-The total amount of contribu-
tons in aid of Pope Plus TX, throughout the Union
on Sunday the LIST July, is estimated at about
$50,OOO This is the first instance, we believe, in
in the history of the Catholic Church in this coun.
try, in which contributions have been directly soil
citedin aid Of the Holy See. The origin Of Peter
Pence is thus defined 1t was a tax which origin
ated in England, of penny upon every house
which contained twenty pennyworth of any kind
Of goods, and was paid to the Pope. 1t was an
GENTLY called Rome fee, Rome penny, Rome scot
Denari s. Peni and Cencus Petri. 1t originated
with the Saxons, in the year 720, Was discontinued
by Edward Ill, revived by Richard H., and ter
minated on the Reformation. 1t was a collection
from among the faithful to pay the personal ex.
penses Of the Pope.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-18

CoTTON CRoP OF ALBANIA writer in the
Mobile Advertiser makes an estimate of the whole
of the cotton crop produced in Alabama for the
year ending on the LIST inst, 6i29 22 bales, aver
aging 5O9s pounds each, or 3l2,24O,Ol5 pounds.
This is made up as follows:
Weight Of SIS 706 bales at ID a6I s43 25S
New Orleans. 40 10 22i
Sent down the Chattahoochis ........ 49, Ii, b25
Consumed in factories, stc.............. 6370,3I3
,s,.., ,.t,., ,-,-..-.. s5S, OlO, OILS
MObe-soO 900 b'.rp .S''o- .s.. 4O77OOOO
Total product Of Alabama .sl2 2fO Ol5
% sl2'S22 bales, at $685. pounds per bale, or
esS'lI oaiea' at $50 pounds per bale; the value
Sl9,5l5,O63 a.
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The LoTTIER CASE AT RICHMoND-The ex-
animation of Thomas Lottier, for the shooting of
Cook, at Richmond, Va, (since dead, } has been
concluded and the accused remanded for further
examination on the 18th inst, before called Court
Of Hastings. A number of witnesses testified to
suspicious conduct between Cook and Lotters
wife. The following is the testimony of her own
son, by former husband:
John Hoffman, will be twelve wears old next
May; have lived with Mr. Lottief since was a.
small boy ] knew Mr. Cook-have seen him Al
home every dayr-sOmetimes twice a day; MI, Lot
tier was never at home when Mr. Cook was there
when Mr.. G. came he would 60 up stairs in mas
bedroom have seen them setting in each others
laps different times, kissing each other; thsvwould
not let any body come into the bedroom; this in
umaey commenced last May; he went there TO
Lotuer's) while ma was at MIR. Gentry's; he gave
me two letters to lake to ma he told me he had
spent SIS in buying two revovers, and was now
ready for two Lotiers he told me if mother wanted
anything, 10 come to him for it; my mothers gone
away she left for. Norfolk on the Thursday after
G. was shot.
Cross exsmned-I was afraid TO tell any one
what had seen at home, because ma threatened
to whip me if did. My mother answered the let
ters G, sent to her by me.
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After the adoption of the above resolutions the following
was offered in addition, and also adopted
Resoiyd That copy Of these resolutions be presented to
MessH. ZachnssOn, Nelson L. Co.
The objects of the meeting having been accomplished
now adjourned, sine die. WIN, D. SLOWER, Ckra'n
JOHN II, REpINgToE Secretary,
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CtARGo n LIME 4 [.IME!! LIME!!!
Z t11IHHH991 " BARK LAURA SNOVV-25OO bsrral.
g. 51OhF LlMEPut up at East Tbonaston ne srD DaS
0 ORIGINATING, for PleserinR or for Fine fniSbng
W " " q, - HAYMAN & HOLDEN.
49, w. % Magazine street and II Red Stores,
MARI a Rays on hand 200 bbls. GLENN'S FALLS
sI7 81
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A VERY DESIRABLE 3Stoyv Hill H.
ooIg nine to9ma BathhOue Pantry and SsIvsS TSsn
rome street. S'' az" ooOfs nom Ba- III
"a ,o AIbso "a, 2stoy Brick House on Baronns street.
44 tor sale on reasonable termS ui"s IN Aaiu mouse
Apply at "a rchOupt0uas 81 ~
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-16
HIGHLY IMPORTANT and Inte-.

esting to all. Read the opinions Of METH
bers ct Congress aad Elk Governors in reeard 10
the hest preparation used for Dyspepsia Asthma
and Debility. From s. S. Phelps and w. Up
ham Of Vermont, J. +. Simmons and l.. II. Ar
mold Of r. ! !. T. Alorel,ead Of Kentucky
VIM. Woodbridge Of Michigan, NJ, l.. Martin
from Wisconsin Territory, "{iaving nsed Greens
Orygenaied Bitters, and from know ledge Of their
eflacacy IN Other cases, we checriuIv recommend
them I" the public, believing that they will full
ly sustain the Recommendation Of the Propua-
tor"
From 1Ion. Fl. D. Foster of Peunsylyania, II
was dyspepic sufferer about ten years, ard re-
sorted to various medicines for relief without
success, until used the Oxygenated B,ters [
used about two bottles ana find n,yse!r restored
to perfect health The forms Of the disease in
my case were great acirti,y Of Stomach, lossve
appetite, extrc'nc tlatulence, severe constipaof
of the bowels and serere headache" If youare
suffering from any of these forms of Dyspepsia
or Asttma attended with arrangement of ,eh
stomach, or general debility. don't fail to try this
invaluable REMEDY. There is ue better medi-
cine fol females suffering from uterine derange-
ments arising from weakness or nervous debil-
ity. Price Sl,OO PER bottle, bottles for So 90
Green & Fletcher general agts. No Ledger
Building, South Sd st. Philadelphia. Sold
wholesale and Retail by James Wilson, Drug
gist Port Deposit, Cecil Co.
March 3, 40.
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WANTED

Daily at tho Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York, Boston and New Orleans general agency
and Commission office, Young Men, in whole
sale AMI retail stores, and other respectable bus
iNess, to act as Book keepers, Salesmen, Porters.
Bar keepers, waters, Far mers, Ceachnen, Car
Agents, Book and Map agents, Collectors, Over
scers in all branches Of business, sc. We have
at all times large nucsbce ef coed situat ions
GA hand, which pay from 500 to $4,000 per an
uw. Those in want Of situattensI Of any kind
would do wolf to give us a call, as we have
agents in each ofthe above cities, which will en-
able us to place every applicant in a suitable sit
uatiou at the shortesa notice. We have large
acquaintance in all the above named cities winch
we trust will enable US 10 give entire satistac-
ton TO all who may favor us with call.
N. Ii. Persons living in any part of the Uni
led States, and wishing to obtain a situation in
Baltimore, or either Of the above cities; viii
have their wants Immediately attedded TO by
addressing us line, post paid, as by SO doing
they will curtail beth trouble and expense
which they otherwise would incur ty coming
to the city, and seeking employment for them
selves. Address,
T.7YLOR s. TAYMAN,
No. SO Second Street,
Baltimore Md
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

BY virtue ola writ of Vendtion Exponas and
snndry writs Of Fer Facias issued by BENJAMIN
Miller, George w. Moore and George ii. Joyce
Esqrs. justices Of the peace of tho State Of Ma
ryland in and for Cecil County, at the suit Of
Henry H. Nltulell, John II. Claridge and 9TH
ers against the goods and chattes, lands and ten
ements eff John N. Boulder, to ME directed, |
have seized and taken in Execution all the
right, title, claim, interest and Estate, at law
and in equity of Il said John N. Boulder in
and too all that piece or parcel Of Land which
was conveyed TO Rachel Boulder wife of tho
said John N. Boulder, by William Mccullough
by deed bearing date of the eth day of Septem
Der ls4l, now in the occupancy Of Jacob Hol-
den, and hereby give notice that on Saturday
the 23rd day Of June instant at the Court House
door in the town Of Ekton between the hours Of
IL and 8 O'Clock will offer for sale the said
property SO siezed and taken into execution at
public Auction to the highest bidder for Cash.
HEZ. FOARD, Con'st.
June end 10.
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COnStablc's Sale.

By virtue oftI,ree writs of Vend, Exponas is.
sued by WIN. Beatty Egg one of the Justices
Of the Peace; of the State of Maryland, in and
for Cecil county, at the suit of Alexander vii.
soa Trustee Of George f. Wooley, one al the
snk Of N. NJ Lum, and ono at the salt Of Geo.
benjamin, against the goods and chattles, lands
and tenements, Of Isaac Smythc, (carpentcr)
and to Inc directed, | have sezed aud taken in
to execution, adj the right, title, interest, and
estate at law and IN equity ofthe said Isaac
smythe lcarpeates) in and to all that II ouse
aud lot OF ground and improvements, contain
ing al'Sxt half an acre situated in the village Of
Meth East Cecil county Nd, conveyed 70 the
snid Smythe by Vim. Since. and 7 hereby give
notice that .on Saturday the sOth June inst, be-
tween the hours OF and 8 o'clock 2. NJ, l will
offer for sale the said property so siezed and Ia
ken into execution by pubic auclisn oshs high
est highest bidder for Cash, at Mrs. Lum's tio-
tel in North East.
CHAS. 7. F. FOS TER, Con ct
North Eas, June 20.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

By virtue of writ of Fieri Facias, is
sued BY George II. Joyce, one ofthe Justi-
ces ofthe Peace, of the State Of Maryland,
in and for Cecil county, at the suit of Sam
uel S. Maffit, against the goods and chat,els,
lands and tenements of Thomas Logan OF
ifm. and Mary Logan his wife, and to me
directed, have seized and taken into exc
cu'ion; all the right, title, interest and es-
tate, at law and in equity, of the said Thos.
Logan and Mary Logan his wife, in and to
all that piece or parcel of Land situated in
the 9TH election district Of Cecil county,
within l J miles of Cecil Furnace, and with
in Al miles Of Perryville, on the west side
of Principle creek, near Gillespie's Mill,
adjoining lands Of George P. Whitaker, Jas
Gillespie and others, and on which William
Logan now resides. And | hereby give
notice, that on Saturday 2srd day of June
inst, at 3 O'Clock, P. NJ, I will offer for
sale the said property, so seiezed and taken
in execution, by public auction, to the high
est bidder for cesh, from the Court House
door in Elkton.
THOMAS THACKERY, Const.
Elkton, June 2-ts
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MARYLAND Lotteries for June
10 be drawn at S o'clock, P, NJ

IhiLIo! thiLES! iilZES.
SOLD BY ID. P.3LhE& CO
Bel Air class 20, SIS 900 sent to Daltiuaors,
Md.
Delaware, class 80, 81 600 sent to Philadela.
Grand Consolidated, class "A, 500 900, suas
to N York, SO 900 to KchmondVa, sl2, 500 t..
Providence r. and share Of $4,000 quo to
Baltimore and one to CinclnnaLl.
Susquehanna, class y, whole $4,000 sent to
Baltimore.
Maryland Consolidated, SEA 900 share sent to
N. York. and share to Baltimore,
Maryland Consolidated, class II, $1,000 sent
to Philadelphia.
Grand Consolidated, class "a, $50 900 sent to
New York, $50, 900 share TO Philadelphia, So
700 whole to Washington.
Maryland Consolidated, class 10, SO zoe sent
t. Philadelpha'
Grand Consolidated, class p, $4,000 share
sent to Boston, two quarters OF $4,000 sent u
Washington, and two quarters Of $4,000. sent in
one pachage TO Baltimore.
All orders for Packages or Tickets, will DO
promptly attended to. Address
ID. PAINE X co. Managers,
June :, '49 Wilmington, Del.
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C. ECONOMY

Is the groat secret Of fortune making, it is tho
key which unlocks the store-house Of wealth,
and Pours her golden treasure into the lap of
its fortunate possessor. Economy has laid the
foundation ofneariy all the fortunes which have
ever been made. Do you wish to prosper be
sure that you bay, where you can buy tho cheap
est, and all who want great bargains in
CHAIRS & FURNITURE
are insisted to call at Pell's Cheap Furniture
Warcroom in Elkton, where supply has Just
been received, Of beautiful style and finish,
which will be SOLD cheaper, than the same arti-
clio can be purchased by his customers in the
cities A ko.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Of all kinds, neatly and substantially finished
and as cheap us dirt Also louisville best Man
tia clocks, brass works, good article Come and
see for yourselves, he is determined to do busi-
ness in such away; that his customers sha find
It to their interest to deal with him. tie buys
for cash and sells for cash, at the smallest posi-
BILE advance on cost prices, and this is the wav
he is enabled to sell Bargains.
If the cash is not at hand he will take all
kind. of country produce in exchange for
goods, and pay The highest market Price
IFi.ook to your interests, and don't forget
o call at PELL'S Cheap Store East end of Elk
on. June 40.
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READY MADE CLOTHING.
A FARM FOR SALE:

That valuable and well situated FARM
in Cecil county, about 81 miles from Port
Deposit, and near Rowlandsville, will be
sold at fair bargain. This Farm contains
about IOj Acres.
of well improved soil ; is beautifully stu
ted, commanding a view of the Susque-
hanna for ten miles up and down the river.
The improvements are good and in fine
order, and will require no repair for a
long time. This place is well known in
that neighborhood-it adjoins the Farms
of Catharine Broughton, Corbin Cooley,
and David Churchman. Applyto
JIG. RAMSAY,
June e,-4t 81 Thames St., BALTIC.
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IHE CHEAPEST ANDMosT SRI ENpIp ASSORTMENT
OF WATCHES AND JEWELRY
IN PHILADELPHIA.
No. LEWIS LADOMUS, No.
Alb Market Street 4l3

a few doors above Eleventh, North side.
Has just received by late arrivals from the most
coiebtated Manufacturers of Europe, a magnifi-
cent and jndiciousiy selected assortment Of
Go1p AND SILVER WATCHES,
which he will sell CHEAPER than any other cs-
tabshmcnt in the United States. Among tho
assortment will be found
Gold Levers, 10 X. cases, full jew'd $50
Silver Levers, full je~elied, Is
God rEpines, IS K. cases, jewd, e5
Silver 'Epiues, jewelled, 10
Quarter Watches, 4toSlO
Silver Tea Spoons, equal to com, per set, 4,5o
Dessert, :" g. =" 1000
Table, ." I" 1900
Together with splendid assortment Of Chas,e
and Rich Jewclry, &C. &c.,
GoLD CHAINS, of various styles, from the best
Manufacturers.
IPPleasc preserve this advertisement, and
cali at LEWIS LADOMUS'S,
No. 4l3 Market Street, above Eleventh,
North Side
AZ | have Gold and Silver Levers still
cheaper than the above prices. pi=A liberal
discount made to the trade.
.3pril 4, I9-9m,
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This is to Give Not, ce; that the sab
scribcr of Cecil county, has obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters Of admin
islration on the personal es' ate of Geo w. TLomp
son, late of said county deceased. All persons
having claims against the SAID deceased, are
hereby warned to exhirit tho same with tie
vouchers thereofduly au,hentIca ed on or hetoro
the 18th day of April, 1850; they may other
wise by law; be excluded from all benefit of said
estate All persons indebted to said estate are
requested TO make immediate payment to the
subscriber. Given under thy hand this 18th
day OF May Of ls4s.
EDWARD T. TARRING, Adm'r
May 18th 749--6w
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This is to Give Notice: That the

subscriber Of Cecil county hath obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, let
tiers administration on the personal estate
Of james Lawrcnson late of said county,
decd, Al, persons having claims against the
said deceased. are hereby warned 10 exhib~
it the same with the vouchers thereof, duly
authenticated, on or before the 2Olh day Of
April, 1850. they may otherwise, by law
be excluded from all oenef, Of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are 70
qnested to make Immediate payment to the
subscriber. Given under puy hand this 10th
day of June 1919
THoS. f. CLAYTON, Admr.
Juna I6 'l9-6w.
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Oh Gentle Ladies All
OrI Want n Wife,

Tho subscribers axe pleasure in announcing
that on Saturday, May l2lh, they will publish
in beautiful style, new and remarkable fine
Ballad, called oh gentle Ladies .4H, or ! ,oant a
Wife, the poetry by THOMAS FITZGERALD, ESQ.,,
editor Of the Philadelphia City Item; arranged
for the Piano by Prof BELLAK, and for the Gui-
tar by Prof. Pique.
This little song is bright sparkling, dashing
affair, full Of life End spirit, and must become
widely popular. All orders must be addressed
10 LEE & WALKER,
nay u 1862 chcnut st., Philadelphia
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Al the recent Episcopal conversion in
Boston, it was stated that the nLmbes OF
persons attached to this Church in the
United States, is not fac from 1900, 600,
che number OF communicates about
10000, and the number of clergyman
upwards os 800, Of whom 80 are B,sh
ops. One OF these is a Miss.snary Bish-
op IN China, another tn Turkey, and two
Others are domestic Miss. onary Bishops
an our Western States end Territories,
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SnbscFlLer OF Cecil county hath obtained
from the Orphan. Cour, Of said county, lei
tiers 'eslamen!ary ON the personal estate Of
Mary Mackey, la,e of said coua,y, de'd,
All persons having claims agains, the said
deceased, are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof daily authen
,icaled, on or bLfore The Slh day If June
1850; they may otherwise 10y law beexclu-
ded from all benefit Of said estate. All
persons indebted 10 said esla lie are request
ed 10 make immediate payment 70 the sub
scnber Given under my hand this 10Th
day Of June 1919.
JOHN MACKlE, Executor.
June 18th '49-6w.
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TFEvER AND AGUE, i. speedily {

3LFFEVER AND AGUE, is speedily enrcd
by DR.. Osgo1,ds' India Choiafrere. The sasiow
complexion aud isuadiccd eye WHICH ertea pre-.
cede its attacks, arc in a low days entirely re-
moved. The health Of tho usands HAS been per-
aectly restored by this medicine, when all other
remedies have failed. Its operation is not sm-
ply to suspend the disease far time, but to pu-
gity tho system, aud restore X TO ss4,ad and yer
feet health.
4 small Treatise on the 'icauses, treatment
and cure Of Fever ane Ague, and other diseases
of bilious climates" may be had gratis of the IA.
dersigned agent. DR.. Jos. WAItAcs, ElktsA
June TO- I9-3w
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Ego 'IIhe Del. Journal.
- WILMINGTON MARKET

June IA, lS49
Wheat Flour, [fron sto,e) 3 25a. S 90
Wheat, (prime) le5
Oats, (trom wagons) "a
Corn, from wagons, sc
Corn Meal, per bushel; 60
BALTIMORE MARKET, June ls-There was a
fair inquiry for tour to day and sa les were made
Of 900 blis fresh ground Howard st brands at
81 CO. Also 500 bbls City Mills OF s. 81 Sales
Of Rye -four at 80. Corn meal is SesI.
The supply ofgran is small; prime red wheat at
ll0a 81 l2 Nothing doing ia white. Corn
is firmer; salef ofwhite at s. 81 els and yellow
at 81 u So. Rye sc cents Oats % u so.
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This is to Give Notice, That the
juno l6 'l9-6w.

SUBSCRIBER OF Cecil county has obtaikeh
from the Orphans Court Of said equity, lie,
ers Tes'amentary OIL the personal estate
ofJoh c. Reynolds, late of said county de-
ceased. All persons having claims agaius,
the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibi, the same with the vouchers there
Of, duly authenticated, on or before the
10Th da. Of Mag 1850; ,,,ev may otherwise
by law, be excluded from all be,,eti, Of said
estate. All persons indebted 10 SAID estate
are Requested TO make immediate pay
ment 10 the subscriber. Given under nay
hand this 18th DAY OF June 1919
ELLEN NJ. REYNOLDS, Ex'trx.
June 18th ,IO-ew
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TAILORING;

"ILLiS RUTTER, who for same years
w has been in business in the city of Balti-
more, respectfully inforus his friends and the
public that he has opened shop in Elkton, in
the "ELKToN BAZAAR" nearly opposite the
Court House, where he is prepared to make all
kinds Of clothing to order, in the best and most
euirable manner. All garments warranted to
fd, Or they will be retained IN the shop and 9th
rcloth supplied.
Elkton, May 18th '4S
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING :!

EiSIIER A. WHITE, respectfully announces
Il to the citizens ofCecll county, that he has
opened superior lot of Clothing in Elkton, at
the Store House opposite Johnson's Hotel.
Goats, Vests, PantalooIs, SC Of tie latest style,
and Of superior finish, always on hand Also,
Shirts, Collars, Cra~ats, Gloves and Snspen-
ders, At very moderate prices. full suit OF
Summer apparel can be had for S4-56 Come
and see.
IUF Cigars and Tobacco, ofthe best qnahty,
always OH hand.
ElEIur. Mru l4-Srn.
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The Public Schools in New York CITY
are being turned into cholera hospitals
by the authorities in some cases. As II
as thought that the progress OF the dis.
ease does net justify this, Indignation
meetings are being held.