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.rrILADrLrHIA, August q, tPx--arrivsd-Barts Turk.
: Ss'ss None. s
A.; schs John Potts Brown De Wolfe Wiimisstcn Nc;
80 S sis,r isss
steamer. fssr ceaes sa's &C., sa,s..s srs a.
;, s,. r05. r,',sss ta'pS,, rsa.}es Mitchell Ssy
s.,s,Pss. Silvia n , nsSes so,sSry p,,suT Pos,
Desss. BRISTOL BI.Sdy~ins ssuas Ne. Bsdford
s,s1s ssssa Srs ss,.n .;s. sS.s.
q. Dslsn, Is,ds Sew BEDFORD Harriet, Losss.. jones'.
'R' s. s';;% s:i'S es:''
stofsr Poft.moah rsnsauid sssS. sossop ga.su. Md
5s,eyni siiv. aGs:s. nSs. rrsv,dsnss; P..ds@ Pos.
len. IN Jsshi.s Dodge. Boston M.ry Miller Peacock. d.
York Mary Ss, smith New RScs lis s.1s. on.iss sIas
rrork; steamer Pearss. Conekiin, do.
LsrrrR BAGS fst.smsr Amerca for HALIFAX and Liver
peel .il close a. the E,chsnse Hs.dns Rom 90 Esohssss
Letter Bss. q packet .hip Liverpool for Liverpool wall
Letters can be pre-. paid any part Of the world.
sss 1,s Dean s.S. Ss 81, g'5i,'H %
hons e:.,y ss s,s ,prv1s leah OF o strokes per
Bsro JssE wHIrrss. Thatcher at Boston 10Th, from
rhilsdepha win coal FRIDAY night Hth in thick
bu, came on At high water. about noon Of IVth.
uL.uSoHsp-At Portsmouth. i7th last. BY Cap, sanu.
owned y ss.s suus shsss icSsiod soIis. .ai orsss
AZ KsnssbuIk rsrt I6th lost a ans snip on 700 toni,
called the wsbsp Owned ssssrs George Lord Co
ss@Hssdos ~ Cap, Williams formerly Of ssis nsnsy
Ware
ssles from Warren, RI 10TH shp Ho,gy. Morse, Pacific
A. sydney. Arrb Mechanic. Potter o. Newport years
letter received in Nsntussst from shin w..sinx,o.
dated June o. reports that the Of shp Isls
Hoofh. Of Nev bedford carried down By lne a fev
days previous, Os Jsms''s Island.
SPOKEN.
PACKET ship Deyonshire sovey hence tAug for London
Bsrt Maid OF Orleans from Salem (Apr 2O) for Bueuo.
Ayres. June 6. lot ~, :, Ton 81 81 w.
Barb Goysrugr nnct ~ Bsrnstsbls. hence for Belfast
Bsrt Empire Chandler. from Newport. wales, fer Port
land Tor Bostonl Aus 8. lat Ion 81.
Berm hrig ssIgaret Russell Br from Cicnfaesos for
Cofk, Aug II, lat q ~ n. Ion -
ron CALIFORNIA
Ship Alex Cefhn Hs DAYS from New Bedford for San
Frsnoisco. AUG 10, LAT a. ~, lon ~ iS
ship Oily. brspeh irsm New Bedfori for ssn Francisco,
Foreign Ports.
BorsIRE, July 2-Bsrk 4 kaight SAWYER for Port.
lard, 2 syg Plymouth. Perkins for NYork 2daya
c.Trs July SS-Ar br Tuscany. Prince Nsrssnles 10
clsDssss Ass ssh brig Portland, Stafford Of and for
Portland, In ballast.
DsrSSyL (Ri,sr gusJ. July si-Barh uary Kendall.
Toman. for Philadelphia soou 9th but ssserafe
HIVE Avg Arr gip VILLAIN. uau Richmond STA
chip Geo Thacier, Cro~e, .aiS ard Bossoh
kdv 20 ships 1s,quin NeDty for WORK Seine Will
lisns for bth zursh, fbspsn ~. sth; Judsh rouro
Mel d. lG'h Eslsorr oBo d. 10th; Diadem Nv
rich d. 1,h shars osrrmin fer NOrleans shi sruns-
wiek, 1iomss Do. I2tf.
LosDoNuraHY Juy 2-Au bark Garland Martin PHI
tsdsIlia 3Rh. ship Vernon Perry, Do.
hArASzAs, Avg III Ok Prsp. q, Underwood (from
RkeCgn isIhNt, Ava ig--No Am vessels IN port
,s1oUh - GsASns Avg Dris Churchill for NYork, in
10 daJsi only Am wee Cd
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On Monday, goth inst after illness of 5 days. Of
the prevailing epidemic, JAMES ALExAspEa PIRKIE of
Belfast, Ireland, aged 70 years.
His relatives and friends are to
attend his funeral from the residence of eseph
ray, 70 Pierpont street, Brooklyn, this morning. at
O'Clock, without further invitation. His remains will
be taken TO Greenwood cemetery.
On Monday, Goth inst, of epidemic cholera, Ezra
WooD, NJ aged SO years, months and rs days.
His friends those of the family aud the Medical As
ISOLATION respectfully invited to attend his funeral
at his residence No So Walker street. this (Tues-
day. 2lst inst. at o'clock. P. NJ.
In Brooklyn on Sunday afternoon, Mrs. PHEBE RrEn-
SOW widow Of Jacob Rysson in the list year of her age
Her friends and relations and those Of her sons In
law, VIM Hunter, John ii Baker and Moses Van Buren,
invited to attend her funeral at her residence 176
Adams street. Brooklyn. at O'Clock this afternoon.
At Bethlehem, Pa the 10th inst, of cholera in
fantum, LOUISA AUGUSTA, only child Of James L. jr.
and Adelaide ID. Phelps. aged IL months and 10 days
The relatives aud friends Of parents are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Tuesday, Aug
~, at O'Clock, 2: NJ. from their residence, No 800
Mulberry street. Her remains will be taken to Green
On Monday, 10th inst Mrs. RrsrccA BaADLrr, aged
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from the residence of her
Law, A. c. Lynch, 27a Walker street. this tuesday
On Monday, tho 10th inst. THOMAS FrsrrcAs aged IL
fully invited to attend his funeral from his residence
1853 Perry street His remains will be taken TO st.
Johns burying q Mound for interment
On the 18th inst in the 39h year of her age HELEN
NJ, wife Of John w. Taylor, of this city.
Her remains will be taken to Bunker HILL Duchess
county, for intermeut
On Sunday evening at his residence 1854 Ninth street
Sd avenue, Francis MULLIGAN, in the 32d year Of
his age. Montreal papers please copy.l
His remains will be taken Greenwood at 3 &, cloc
this day from his late residence
At Grsenport, l.. on Sunday, Aug TO- of dropsy,
JACOB RIELL, baker formerly Of Brooklyn New Haven
papers please copy.
On the 18th inst, at Cedar Swamp, L. l., after pain
full and proracted illness, which he bore with resg
ton and forttude TOWNSEND WILLIS in the 25th year
of his age.
At Hudson ON Thursday last Sammy Ca,s,rv son
of John Crissey, of that city, aged % years.
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Cleared.

Cleared.
.as Dc. #s.ss a::s 70: and
s.en, EisSe sOa. oress Johnson Lawdsn; South
S:.s:sSs II tSsi $s;ss: as.s:' Irwin. Mar,
ssn1ss: sJT aa.s aI1. c..u
TS IGw, Il Me- sas' DE- Ds% SS,ss
Be.sos, Sssnish wa.n e'e'ay W fremont cove,
Bpsssm scSScn % Son.S otsr shns
Phi. Caroline Mcdonald do; PenObscOt (j. seymour d..
Ss .s sS St B m. q az .
So Ion Is Banks same time saw
ss Ss:.: 4 a. 'o
s I5S; IS;,sss a' Yin 1 ?, and
rs ,Pois ship s. George q New rork.
and p...sns:r: fan:h T.sss norway with non
an she Ser. s%; a.y With
ship southerpsr sullivan New Orleans July IS with cot
pony Win oa Ses c orr ~ rf
1sth exchanged signals with ship Quebec hence for New
Ship Anson, KOts, Charleston days, with mdse to
hsIa kun.sSrs SSor, Nelson. s.vsassls Eng g, day..
coal e sam esS from NJ. 6sss. e .a Ss 81 So
sr.s Fanny Bril- csrni,h londonderry days wshiron
passed tSs ana sSs Win ssnf .ssashsd
he a not sss
'%S.'f as q sGS:
s.s nd esS S.ya July
rs q SPOKE * c S1sn s'Bs s..nu SCI Avg
spoke -, James Smith, of HaloweL
c,; .sS %f as.
g Lowell, Is days from New Orleans for Baltimore.
Brig Algonquin tof Provdencel Smith Sagua Crande,
~ days, with sugar. o the master
Brig hatamorhs (of AddisonD Wass, Neuvitas Cuba Ia
days. with sugar, &C, to Owens 4 Son.
BRIG Belize, stOhss Ragged Island, IL days with salt
the master.
Brig Panama Sawyer vsAsOo. Texas. IS days. with mdse
TO Merritt Trask.
Brig Garnet, Condor. Boston, s days
sesf lows, whssi1right, JsessonSil.e. "a. 10 d.y.
Sohr President, Jones. Norfolk, 8 dAya
Schr Bslnonte (Br), Card, Windsor, u.s. IA days with
plaster, TO the master.
shI Sea nsk Hsasan. Frankfort Me- with cut granite
for Dry Dock Brooklyn.
schr Baltimore. sisssroy. Calais. 10 days
Sohr Henry Chase, Jones, Caps Cod. days
Schr Pearl, Weeks, Cape Cod. dAya
sailed.
Steamers Hermann, Southampton; PenobSoot Phiiadel-
phia; ships Columbia tBreml Bremen Southport
tom York. - lark Charles Tote (swI -, brig
Hetty. Sc Thomas and others
Ave @-Wind ats rise, NE; al meridian, SCI at sun
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Passenger Sailed .

r, souTHAxrros AVID misunderstanding Hsrmann-Ns
Brsdenburg II Garlichs Kahi, w q sanders LADY and
child Bardona lady. child and servant, Meier ny 10
Babrsi, Mr. Nelson daughter and Chaucero
Miss str.s'burger E.ebe and lady, Mr. W sehu-
kirchhon barkort, Trebs Clarssen Baron WAGE
ner, Mrs Newton and child. Mrs Kendall, Mr. Nehrdorn
lady and children. VIM Seger Butt lady children
Paul Hinder. Asmede Neter Lefeyre. Gove lady and
children Rosen.hal, kribben. John
S6JuQ; full Of freight. 'N
RIO Jssupo-Bark Regatta. sailed sunday-Nr z Veg
Brandreth. - -
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Port OF New York, Aug. FL, ls4s.
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HAysH-Psehet ship 81 Nioolas-Nessrs Hopkinson. Of
Philadelphia Seren aud Lsela arey, OF France.
Nsw oRLKANs-ship southsrner-krs Isabella Brhbeok
and child.
NsUvIrAs-Brg Mat.moras-H z Rsdde, q Asramonts,
lady and four children Miss q Hansen.
bAouA LA CRArDE-brig A1gonquin-MrJ Clifford.
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wbsieaes.

Ocean. - 49,
Atsydneys ArriS Mechanic Potter o. Newport. year.
out, I7tD vi Do 81 49,
letter received in Nsn,ussst from ship Washington,
dated June % reports that the ocer ship Las
kooth, Of New Bedford was carried down BY lae sw
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Married..

AT East Chester. Sunday the 10th inst, by the
Rev Mr. Henson West, CoNcKLIN, of New York, to
Miss CArHARISE LoRRILLARD. youngest daughter Of
Eloyd stevenson ESQ OF the former place
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Including 2sxs 2ec for high and lev prosf Ohio,
and state prison at 26ho with Is hhds drudge, sold
i6c
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Ave so-wind Sss,-riss NE, s,msridian. sEi at sur
Get, Sc.
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sAvASILLA. July 22-Bris Oriols HALL. for NYork lsx.
sASrA hAarnA, July 2-Brs Sid Hauet. Kent. for Car
y.cc. Jsly so-Arr brig Mary Helen Gregory Salem.
via MArblebead.
sr Jon., NIB. Aug TAR brig Sarah Johnston NYort.
York. -
rRIsrDAD, July eocid bark Lsuiss csrolins rrsthsn.
TRIEsrE. July 2-sap sooso. Brown. for sumstra in
days
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I Isfor LETTERS REMAINING IN TIL NEW YORK
IL Post Once, August u.s. lst9.
OFFICIALLY rurLisssD ~ the rAyKR HAVING the
LAReNsr crscuLArror.
Peass data Of the List IN which they are al
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BALrmoRR, Aug ls.--Sock Board-$l 900 Maryland 6s.
I03ki share Farmers and serchsnts' sAsk ga in "a,
saies for United Stateso
Of isa li5I; 700 Maryland g. o3 10s 1900 do def
6s l05 900 Baltimore So. 1870 los l0f 4W Baltimore
ana Ohio Railroad Bonds 1871 15shares Bank Of BAt
more "; 81 Chesapeake Bank, 23 tarmsrs and ner-
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CCnSiHbIe'S Sale.

By viriue OF "A writ of ieri facias issued
by tireenbury PurneIl Esq, one Of the JUST
ces Of the peace. IN and for Cecil county,
a, the suit Clapp & C'owell, and TO me
directed, | have seZed and taken into exc
culion all the right, title, interest, claim and
estate of John Makinson, in and to tract
of land coma ming thirty acres more or less
with the improvements thereon, consisting
Of a com Portable flame dwelling house, good
Earn &c. This properly is situate in a
pleasant and healthy situation abou, two
miles from the village Of Port Deposit,
and is in high state Of cultivation. and
adjoin. the lands of Messrs George Kidd
and Marion Rawlings.
Ard hereby give notice that on Satur-
day the 26th day o. May, Instant a, II
o'clock will offer The sad property a,pub
lie Sale a, Battle Swamp Tavern, To The
highes, bidder for Cash, 10 satisfy said furi
iacias.
JOHN {. WATERS, Cons'L
May 9th '49,-ta $i,5o.)
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Machinists and Steam Engine Builder

Machinists and Steam Engine Builders
THE undersigned having formed CO.
partnership or firm by the name of PU-
SEY u JONES, have lately commenced
the above business, which they design
carrying on in all its various branches,
at the building they now occupy, near
the Railroad depot inthis city (the prop
erty late of the Wilmington Whaling Co
- first wharf above Young's ship yard)
they ar etherefore prepared to execute
orders
Steam Engines, Steam Saw Mill
Works Of improved construction, and
other mill gearing and machinery. They
likewise make repairs of those articles
at short notice, and will make machin-
lists tools, such as Slide Laths, Hand
Lathes, Planning Machines; sc. &c.
Address Pusey s JoGes,
Wilmington. Del.
jos. L. PUSEY,
Apr 2S-4t JOHN JONES.
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C0NSTABLE'S SALE.
apr. %, 40

BY virtue of wr,,s ofvendi exponas, issued
by Benjamin Miller Esqr one o: the justice Of
the pea'e OF the State OF Maryland in and for
Cecil county at the suit oflohn W. Shippers two
wrils at The suit of Henry Simpson, and one
writ at the suit OF Ohio Rowland, administrator
Of John Mallaney decd, agai INST the goods and
hanev, and 10 ME directed | have seized and
taken into execution ali the right, title, interest
and estate, at law and equity Of the said Maha-
nry, in and to one house, and lot Of ground
containing nine acres, moro or less, adjoining
lands Of John Hargon, John Butler, Samuel
Matft and others, and | hereby give notice that
Oh Saturday the Il day If May next, at 2 o'clock
p. M, will offer for sale the said property, so
seized and taken into execution at public anc.
ton, to tbs highest bidder for cash at Ohio
Nowland's Hotel.
~ April Fl, ls4s. ED. DAVIDSON Const
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Rolls, Yarn, Cloth.
FOR SALE.

My thorough bred Horse ZISCA, sired
~ the imported horse Priam, the
fWX1 winner Of sore fifty thousand
AHf Guneas in England. Priam
sired by the famous En-
glish horse Emelieus, the best racer in
his day. Zisca's Dam was sired by I'M
ported Barefoot, the winner of the great
St. Ledger colt stakes, against II COM
petitors: his grand dam by old New York
Eclipse;, his ct. Ct. dam Lady OF the
Lake by imported Hickory, his ct. ct ct.
dam General Rldgley Maid of,he Oaks,
by imported Shark. See Turf Register
for generations back, both families direct
ly descending from the Godolphin and
Darby Arabian. Zisca is 10 years old this
spring. GEO. w. OLDHAM.
Elkton, Apr %, '49.
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Public Sale.

The subscriber intending to quit me
Livery business, will offer al Public Sale
al his residence in Elklon on
TUESDAY, May sth,
the following property 10 vii: mead o.
GOOD carriage hor,es, family Carriages,
light Rockaway do., / -ulky, large Ped
dIe's wagon, road wagon suitable Tor farm
lng purposes, 8 sleighs aud 4 SETS OF single
harness. ! will also offer for sale shoal Is
and a variety Of Household furniture,
Terms: All sums over $5, months cred,
1t with good security. under IS Cash.
ENOCH CROUCH.
Elkton, April 2sth '49-ts.
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In Chancery April 10 1919.

In Chancery April 10 1919.
Ordered tina the s;!es made aud reported
by Alexander Evans trustee for the sale CT
Tie Real Eslale OF IViliam II. Wilson. de-
ceased be ratified and confirmed unless
cause 10 the contrary thereof be shewn on
or before The nineteenth day of june next,
provide copy of this oder be inserted in
some newspaper printed q, E'k'on, once il"
each of three successive weeks, before the
twenty fifth day Of May next.
The Report states the amount ofsales 10
be $1,000.
True copy Test,
LOUIS GASSAWAY, Reg cur can.
April 2SlIi ;l9~3w
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JACOB LADOMIIS,
SNlls NiARK LNE CUP l. L'E,

4O MA hNIt - hLiLl',
Below Eighth, South side, Pn,LADELpnIA,
Is constantly receiving from all the best Manu-
lecturers of Europe, every srvle of
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
rs Read this advertisement cut it out Of
the Paper put it in your pocket. and call tho
first time you visit TIE city. Among the assort-
mcnt will lie found:
Gold Levers lsk cases, full jewelled, $40
Liver Levers full jcwrl!rd Is
Gold l'Epincs, iSk. cases, jewelled, 25
Silver rEpincs, jewelIed 10
do Quarter Watches AtoSlo
Silver Tea Spoons equal to coin, per set so
do Desert do do do do 10 90
do Table do do do do Is 90
Together with splendid assortment Of Chas,e
and Rich Jewclrv, &c. &c.
Gold CHAINS OF every variety and pattern at
slight advance upon tho origina. COST Examine
them by all means.
Blythe Trade will DO supplied upon the
most advantageous terms
J. LAUOMUS.
No 2i6 MARKET Street below Ei.nill; South
side, Philadel pilIa.
ApIrl q 'l9.
NINRESn GARDEN SEEDS, ivt rercivd
n AID for sale by WI. IOR BERV.
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A lard 10 the LaalrS.

r. M. LEIGH, respectfully announces 20 the
Public that she has just received from the City
Tin the house formerly occupied by Mrs Foa'd.
and opposite Mr.. Kings Ilole;,) handsome as
sor,ment of inery Goods, comprising in part
Tulip Oc'agon, Tulip Lind, Tnlip. Vanoyke,
Imperial French Lace, China Pearl. and other
Bonnets; together with splendid assortment
of Bon ct and Cap Ribbons, French Flowers,
Ladies' dress Caps, French work Collars, with a
general assortment of goods, such as are usually
kept by Milliners. Old bonucts and gentleman S
hats, repaired at short notice and on reasonable
terms. Dress Making usual.
Ever grateful for past fvors, she hopes by
strict attention to business, to merit contnu-
ance ofthe public patronage. apr 2s-st
Linen Hdkfs. and Linen Lustres
Fine vide bordered Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
Also, Linen Lustrcs. for sale by
apr 70 BROWN Z MCINTYRE.
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COLLECTORS sale.

By order of the Commissioners of Cecil coun-.
", hereby give notice that on Saturday the
Slst day of April neat, at , O'Clock, p. NJ, ut
the house Of Tho mas p. Sutton. at Fair Hill,
will expose to public sale, that tract parcel OF
land, lying near Turkeytown, in the Fourth dis
trlct OF Cecil county, assessed to Thomas Scott,
and containing So ACRES
more or less, on which the state and county
t,xes are duo for lS47 and is IS; and TO be sold
to pay the same and the cost ofaLvertlsing and
all other legal CHARGES
ISRAEL REYNOLDS, Collector
Mar 81 '40-ls 4h Dist Cecil Co
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APPLEToN'S
GREAT CENTRAL
Cheap Book Store,

l6l Chestnut Street, Corner ofSeventh, Swaim's
Buildings, Philadelphia.
II MOVING the wants Of the community,
n the Proprietor Of this Establishment has
fitted up a Store in tine most elegant manner.
having due regard TO the comfort Of his CUSTOM
ers, 10 that every Stanger visiting his book store
Inay feel entirely at home.
HIS IMMENSE STOCK
Of Books is classified according TO the various
Departments Of Literature. so that visitors can
find the books they are in search of for them
she A uct:on Sales, and being connected with one
Of the Large 8, Publishing Houses in this country
enables hun TO sell ALL Books at
Lower Prices
than any other house Of Il similar character On
this continent. His facilities for the lmporta ton
ofbooks from Europe arc unsurpassed, having a
branch Of his establishment in London, Whore
orders ofprlvate gent lemen arc ca reiully execu
ted and forwarded to this Country by every
Steamer and Packet. p. e.,
Catalogue
Of books with the prices attached is issued quar-
terly, containing Lists Of new addition mlde TO
his large collection, which in all cases for sale
at the Lowest Prices,
or. from 25 To Is per cent below Publishers
Prices. Thus in buying even Few Books, quite
considerable amount is saved.
A. "A still further lnducen,ent 10 strangers
visiting the city. every one who purchases One
Dollars Torth Of hooks, will receive a copy ofthe
Stranger in Philadelphia, on elegant lsmo voi-
ume the price OF which 70 IS cents. -.
n31he limits of an advertisement are too
confined to enamerate tho prices of any of the
Books, or to give even faint idea ofthe I'm
mense dvanta ges to be derived from pnrchas-
ing at the GREAT CENTRAL CAEAP BooKsToRE,
but lei all who are in arch Of books send for a
Catalogue, and buy the hooks they in want
Of, and when visiting the city, give appleton one
call, and you will he sure to CALL AGAIN.
Stationery
in all its branches furnished at the Lowest Pri-
ces. The Initials of.hose purchasing Letter and
Note Paper, neatly stamped in the corner, with
out charge.
Orders for any article may he sent by mail,
addressed to the Proprietor, and the directions
in all cases will he fully carried out, with great
p"nctuality and despatch.
Orders for Catalogues should be prepaid.
GEO S. APPLETON.
Bookseller. Publisher, Importer, and Statloner,
l64 Chestnut ST., cor. Of Seventh. Swain 5
Building. may 5, '4s.-3m
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Capt. VIM Robinson takes this method Of
returning his thanks to the public for the patron
age he has heretofore received in the iorwatn,
ing business, and would say that lac has cod
menccd his regular trips between EIkion and
Baltimore. for the purpose ofrarrying grain and
all other kinds Of Freight a, the usual low rates
Leaves Elk Landing Clover wharf, every Tues
day at II O'Clock; returning. leaves Baltimore
Bowlys wharE) every Saturday morning aids
clock. The business attended to at Elk Lam
ing by JOS. p. CANTWELL, Aet.
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In Chancerv ApriI 10 lS49.

Ordered that The sales made and report
ed by Alexander Evans, Trustee tor the
Real Estate of James Ewing deceased, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause 10 the
contrary thereof, be shewn on or before
the nineteenth day Of June next, provided a
copy Of This order be published in some
newspaper printed at Ek,on, once in each
of three successive weeks before the TWEEN
,y fifth day Of May next.
The Report states the amount OF sales 10
be Sis72.
True copy Test,
LOUIS GASSAWAY, Reg cur can.
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GUANO q.

PERUVIAN and PATAGONIAN GUANO,
in bags and bills for sale in lots to suit pnrchas
ers-a reasonable deduction made to store keep
ers.
OIL-Beached ana nnbleached Winter, Solar
Elephant and Whale Oils; also, light cclored
selected racked Whale OIL, Suitable for re
t,iling.
Patent O,itor JMachinery.-The subscribers are
now prepared to supply "Devlan's Patent
Oil' in any quantity; machinists, mannfactu
rers. &c. are requested to call and examine
the article. Certificates Of it's efficacy and s,,-
perior'ty "ver all other oils, from several of
our most extensive manufacturers are in our
possession.
STARCH-Kingsford & Sons pure pearl starch
For sale nv ALLEN & NEEDLES,
~ and 90 South Wharves. near Chesnut ST.,
b. 10, '49--3m Philadelphia
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License Notice.

AGREEABLY To tie fifth section of the
Ac, Of 1927, chapter III. entitled All act 10
regulate the issq,in: ofLicenses to Traders,
Keepers Of Orlinaries and others, notice is
hereby gwen 10 all persons and bod los cor
porale aud polite, to whom it may concern
aha, they must obtain License or renew the
same according 10 the provisions Of said act,
before the ten'h day Of May. ls49'
WILLIAM HANES, Shift
May, ~.
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California Rifles.

Manufactured especially for tina, couu,ry
on hand and constantly for Sale BY The sub
scrIoef, who keeps complete assortment
Of RIFLES ofevery description, SHOT
GUNS, POWDER & Snor, PERCUSSION CARS,
FLAsKs, &c.
Companies and individuals leaving for
California will be supplied az the shortest
notice and lowest cast. prices, at the North
East corner ofSecund aud Walnut Slreels
Philadelphia.
JOHN KRIDER.
Jan. 10 1919
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ROAD LINE.
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Is5as1 s 4yes.ss:sssl a 49,

The Morning Train Of Cars from Philadelphia
for Baltimore arrive at Elkton quarter before
| | O'Clock A. NJ.
Morning train from Baltimore for Phila. at
quarter before ~ O'Clock.
Night line ,om Phla, reaches Ekton at half
past ~ O'Clock AT night.
Night tram from Baltimore arrives here quar-
ter before O'clock +. NJ.
April I, '49 BENZ. WELLS, .9gt.