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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-31
Military.

First Parade Of the Bath City Greys.-We
have heretofore noticed the organization of an
infantry company in our city, under the above
title. On Thursday last they made their first
public parade, and we but endorse the senti-
ment expressed BY the public generally. when
we say, that the soldier-like bearing and evo-
buttons Of the corps, were in the highest degree
creditable to them.
The company met at 9 o'clock A. M, every
active member of the corps, to the number Of
fifty, with the exception of Sd Lieut.. Clapp,
who was absent from the city on wedding
tour) was in attendance, making forty-five
guns, with the following named officers Capt.
E. X. Harding, commander, LIST Lieut.. ]. u.
Richardson, Cd do. Thomas Bowles, 4th do. ].
I. Patten, Dr. A. j. Fuller surgeon; accom-
panied by the Bath Brass Band, with full ranks.
After marching through some of the principal
streets of our city, the corps at IL O'Clock took
special train of cars for Brunswick, where,
after marching through some of the principal
streets, they partook of collation. at the resi-
dence of Mr.. ]. c. Cleaveland, a member OF
the Greys. After which, the company again
formed and marched to the main street, where
they went through various evolutions, dress
parade, &C., until the dinner hour arrived,
when the dinner Tor collation) was served up
in excellent style by ''mine host" Of the "Ton-
tine.''
After gallant charge upon the repast set
before them, the company again formed, and
went through another dress parade, and other
evolutions, when they again took the cars at
half past for Bath. On their arrival, the
corps again marched through the principal
streets, went through dress parade &C., when
at about five o'clock the company was dismis-
sed until half past seven, when they again met
at the Sagadahock House, and sat down to a
supper got up in Col. Robinson's best style.
After the sssubstantials' were vanquished,
sentiment, humor, song and music by the band,
enlivened the remainder of the evening. Re
marks and sentiments were offered in very
happy manner by Capt. Harding, Lieuts. Rich
ardson, Bowles and Patten, Surgeon Fuller,
and many members of the Greys, and by Capt.
Sewall and Lieut. Litch6eld, of the Bath Me-
chanic Rifemen; Hon. VIM. Paine of Ban
gor, u S. Marshal, DR.. T. G. Stockbridge,
Mr.. Samuel Crowell, Mr.. Thomas of Boston,
Mr.. Proule of New York, and Others
At an early hour the company separated,
we have every reason to believe, well satisfied
with the manner in which the corps had sus-
tanned their first public parade and drill. That
they far exceeded the most sanguine expecta-
tons of their friends, considering the few
weeks of preparation the company have had,
we feel confident.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-31

C The Pennsylvania whig paper thus an
nounces the result of the election in that
State
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-31

81 The Congregational meeting house, in
Foxcroft, was burned on the night Of the 2lst,
by an incendiary.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-31

RHODE ISLAND. The General Assembly of
r. Island met at East Greenwich Monday. A
United States Senator, to succeed Albert C.
Green, whose term expires on the Sd of March
next, is to be elected.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-31

The Waldoboro' Rife Company, was organ
lied on the 18th inst, and the following officers
were elected
Cdptdin-Wm. S. Cochran
LIST Lie,d-Abraham T. Moses
ID Liem.-Harrison B. Trowbridge.
The new Major General is inspiriting life in
to the LIST Regiment.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-31

BOARD OF EDUCATION. A. E. Drnkwater. of
Bluehill, has been reelected member of the
board of education for Hancock county, and
Rev. Edw. Freeman, of Camden, member for
Waldo vice VIM. 6. Crosby, who declined
re- election
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-31

AT the election of Field Officers of the LIST
Regiment, LIST Brigade, 4th Division, holden
at the Sagadahock House, in this city, on the
Goth inst, the following officers were elected !:
Colonel Timothy S. Robinson, Bath
LII. Col.-Wm. B. Waldron, Lewiston
Major-Wm. NJ. Berry, Bowdoinham
The above election was holden BY Major
General HENRY P. CorroN. The six compa-
MES in the Regiment were represented in the
election.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-05-11

The VALUE OF CALIFORNIA Rocks
Mr.. Patterson, director Of the mint at
Philadelphia, says correspondent Of the
Evening Post, has completed careful an
alysis of quantity of quartz rock, con-
sdered to be fair average specimens, for
Col. Fremont, which proves that this rock
contains 81 $50 of gold to the hundred
weight. A specimen, in which gold could
be detected by the naked eye, yielded but
ia cents to the pound, but another one,
in which no outward sign of metal ap-
peared, yielded So 40 to the pound. COL.
Benton estimates that common ships
cargo of the rock, that may be obtained
III quantities altogether incaculable,
would be worth $4,000, 900, and he says
that researches that can be confided m,
develop the fact that California contains
all the quicksilver that will be required in
all the processes, however extensive.
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PLANTS, ssHT!DsS,

GVefs-eens, Trees, Garden, Seed, &c,
1'or sa le at MAUPaY'S GARDEN, Rising
III SUI iiIage, near Philadelphia, and in The
'''fHet' below sixth street, every day, com pri-
sing inc following varieties:
Honeysucklc, assorted Herbaceons Plants,
ornamental, Roses, Flower Roots; Flow
or Seeds, " Vegetable Plants, " Grape Vines
ornamental ShrubLery, Ornamental Vines,
Green House Plants. Box Edging, Asparagus
Roots. Herb Roots, Usage Orange Plants. Ior
live Ionccs, Sc, Escrgrecns, viz: Balm of Gil.
ead, Silver Frs, Norway FRS, Red Spruce.
white Spruce, Silver pines, American Arbor-
vile, Chinese, Tree Box. assorted sizes
Aso-,ornamcntai Trees, viz: Naples, as
sorted; Horse Chosn,iis, Weeping l.arcli, Silver
Ahele' Mountain Ash, Mag, o'iss, Fringe
Trees, Lindens &c.
VII orders promptly attended to, and cv-
erylhing warranted 10 be as represented
safety. "'''
y {LEAddress IS MAUPAY, Rising Sun
Village, Phlada. Co, s. MaUPAY.
Nursery, Scotsman and III ,rst.
march 3Oth so.
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Writing, Writing.

A young man whose time is not entirely oc-
IA cupied, wishes 10 obtain employment at
writing He will post hooks draw off al Jnnts
take charge OF the books Of firms or individuals
write letters, eSBdaCt correspondence upon all
subjects; and do all kinds ofwriting entrusted to
HIM, in good style and At moderate prices.
Persons wishing to avail themselves If his Sc J.
vices can do SO by applying to tho Editor of
the Cecil Wing, who will exhibit specimens OF
his Penmanship.
All business communications shall DO entirely
secret and confidential.
Eiktpn, May llth-3t
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-05-11

hTTle Washington Union asserts, in the
mos: direct ana positive style, that 1--WE have
been sold TO the British" Ifthe tive" Is used
editorialv, the British will have the worst of
the bargain. fit relates to the American PEG
p'e' the public is respectfully requested to sas-
pen" its Judgment until they find out who sold
them. 1t has been rumored that the bargain
was consummated by the tariffof 1916, and Mr..
bulwer manfests good deal of uneasinas: lest
the contract should now be broken. Does ex-
Secretary Walker know any thing ofthe natter
N. Y. Cour & Eng.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-05-11

FROM OREGON. -Advices from the Co.
aumbia river to thu 2lst of February had
been received at San Francisco. Bust
ness was at a stand still, on account ni
the low price of lumber at San Francisco,
and the high price OF labor, caused by
the emigration to the mining region.
PROVISIONS were very high: butter was
selling at 80 r'~ pound and TIL gen
fral range OF prices was above the San
Francisco market
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From the Delaware Journal.
Church Notices.

Ns1hc hours Of Divine Service in Trinity
Church the Lords Day are 10 o'clock A. NJ
and l-2 past o'clock +. M.-except OIL every
other Sunday afternoon, when there will be
service and Sermon in JacksUz's School louise
near CowantOwn, at 4 o'clock.
On the other Litany and Holy Days, the
blouse ofPrayer" is open at 9 O'Clock A. NJ
and O'Clock 2 NJ.
"Prayer is the CHRISTIANS vital breath -
"Not tursakng the assembling OF ourselves to.
geth9.n
nfThere will be preaching in the Unver.
salisl Church near EIkt"n tomorrow the 18th
inst, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. The pub lie are invi.
ted 10 attend.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-05-11

Economy in the expenditure, is as assenta
az industry IN the accumulation Of money, to
him that would thrive. Tue natural law of
trade is, to seek /. sell !'gn and buy low; but
WM. PELL both buys aud sel's at the lowest
possible figure, making it the interest OF all
who want Cheap Dry Goods and Grocerlts, to
deal with him.
IIcPhas ust rccei, ed from the citis a new
stock of STRING GOODS, which hc is offer
no very low , and to which he invites The attcn
ion of his customers and the public
lie would say to the people of this county
hat he is determined to sell them bargains
they will but give him the opportunity. Cal. h
the Chcnp Store, and if tho money cannot Tor
had con, caicntly, bring on the produce,
which he pays the highest markc, prices in ex-
haonge for goods. feo 49, oo
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Notice to the Public.

TINS IS to guard the public against two
Notes held by Samuel Ayers against Rich
ara Price, one of them is due the 18th of
May, with the names OF Richard Price
and Benjamin S. Foulks to lt-not pava-
Bile. The other note has no endorsrr but
Richard Price-not payableto any person
or persons. RICHARD PRICE.
BENJAMINS. FOULKS,
chesapeake City, Md, May 4th, 1850.
N bait. Sun copy to the amount 81,
and send bill to this Office.
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n Office.

The Commissioners OF Cecil county
VIII meet at their Office in the Court
House on Tuesday and Wednesday, the
l4ih and 10Th days OF May next, to
make additional transfers If pronertv
and alterations in Assessments. After
that meeting no further changes can be
made IN the assessment for 1851,
BY Order PC. RICKETTS,. elk.
Comm's Cecil county.
April 18th 1S50-tm.
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STARCH MANUFAcTeRY.-The Albany
Journal states that there is an immense
Starch Factory at Osweso, producing the
following results:
1t consumes $4,000 bushels OF ripe
Corn per week, and manufactures 10000
pounds, or 1000 boxes of Starch during
the same time. There are II furnaces
with corresponding driving rooms, and 200
cisterns for receiving the Starch in the
fluid form. The number of men occupied
is about 10, and the value of the Starch
annually manufactured exceeds $l24, 900.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-05-11

THE Cnors. The Frederick Examiner
says the improvement in the appearance
OF the crops IN that county within the
past two weeks is truly surprising. The
seasonabIe rains and the cool weather
have impaired great visor to vegetation
of every kind, 50 much so, that the
whole country has put on most cheer
ing aspect. Should the favorable season
continue, there is no doubt Of an abundant
harvest.
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ChanCery Notice.

In Chancery: 3olh April, 1880
Ordered, that the sale made and re-
por'ed by John c. Groomr, Trustee for
the sale Of the Real Estate of Nathan B.
Watson, deceased be ratified and confrn-
ed unless cause to the contrary be shewn
on or before the first day Of July next
provided copy OF this order be inseted
in some newspaper published in Mary
land once in each ofthree successive
weeks brt"re the tenth day tJune next,
The Report states the amount OF sales
to be $4,000
True copy, Test,
LOUIS GAsSAWAY,
May 4th St Reg. Cur. Can
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TTIc~raphed for the Baltimore Sun

Photographed for the Baltimore Sun
PIN .pr1rHiA MARKET-Alay 9.-The Flour
market is quiet. Sales Of 500 hbs. at Is il
s. % for common brands; Corn meal s. 81,
Rye ElrIr s.! 81.
Whca, Is s.eady--sales ofred at I ID a 81 is.
wlitc asa 20. Corn is tir'ncr, with ga lcs
of white at SO "a 60, and yellow at co 4 81 cts.
Oats ;}S 40 cts, Rye so cts.
Provisions continue IN steady request, and
smal sales at previous rates. Lard in bbls at
Il IL cts per ID.
Groceries is quiet--no change in Sugar or
Molasses-market dnlL 1'sHne is dull and
tending TO decline. Rice steady at 8 .s 10 5-s
as to quality.
Wool continues dull aud the sales small
prices in favor ofbuycrs.
BALTIMORE MARKET, May 9.-Salrs Of
800 bols Howard st -four a, IS. Nothing
doing in city Mills. No sales of Wheat
sales OF Corn at 81 5Sc, and white Sd
a 55c Oats 40c.
Sales of Ness Pork AT SI0A and No.
bsetat Sl1. Sales Of Bacon sides at 81
a SIC; shoulders fl C, and Hams 7 a 10.
WILMINGTON PRICE CURRENT.
May 9 1850.
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This is 10 Give Notice, That the
May IL '5o-6w.

This is to Give Notice, That the
subscriber of Cecil county has ob'aine,
f'n the Orphans Court Of SAID county, let
ler~ l. samenlaIv, OIL the personal estate
OF NJ Try Springer, late Of said county de-
s'a|ed All persons having claims against,
The said deceased, a.e hereby warned TO
exhibit the same with the vouchers there
Of duly authenticated, on or before the
2alh day of March 1851 lnev may Other
wise by law, be excluded from all beneil
of SAID estate. All persons indebted 10
said estate are requested To make immp-
date payment TO the subscriber Gaven
under my hand This 1l'h day OF May 1850.
EDWARD L. RICE, Exr.
May lllh '5O-6w.
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Dissolution.

H\HE Partnership heretofore carried on BY
IL the undersigned, under the firm of Row :
land, Roman Co., was dissolved on the first
day Of April 1850, by mutual consent.
VIM. b. ROWLAND,
JOS. ROMAN, JR.,
o. P. KlLlINGSWORTH,
Rowlandsville, April LIST, 1850.
The business will hereafter be carried on,by
the Undersigned, under the firm OF Rowland 8,
roman. VIM. b. ROWLAND,
May 4, '5o-3t Jos. ROMAN, JR,
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DIED.--On the 23rd nlt., at his resi-
dcnce near the Rising Sun, in this county,
Mr.. TAYLOR REYNOLDS, in the seth wear
OF his age. Baltimore and Wilmington
papers please copy
On the snth ut at Wilmington, JAMES
SPRINGER, son Of Nicholas and Ann Whlc OF
Coed county Md, aged IA years and Il months
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-05-11
NO II &c II.

NV hEREAS Tho State and County taxes for
W the years below stated, have not been
paid on the following described lands lying in
the fifth District Of Cecil county, viz: One
hundred acres assessed to John Il. Alexander,
on which the taxes are due:
for the year lS47, County Tax Sa.29,
State do LIS,
ls4s, County do 2O3,
State do LIS,
together with the interest due thereon.
One hundred and twenty FIVE acres assessed
10 Henry Barllee, on which the taxes are due
FOR the year ls47, County Tax s4.6o.
State do 2 SO:
ls4s, ounty do $50,
State do 4.37,
together with the interest due thereon.
lhiily SIX acres assesses to Frederick Foster !,
on which the taxes are due.
For the year ls47. County Tax s. 90,
State do 81,
ls4s, County do 9s,
State do 81,
together with the interest due thereon.
Ninety two acres assessed to Jas. Ii. George,
on wh'ch the taxes due:
for the wear lS47, County tax Si.52
State do 2.46
together with the interest due thereon and
Ninety one acres assessed TO Jas. Ii Geoger,
On which the taxes are due.
For the year 1913, County tax 1919
State do 2.2l
together with the interest due thereon.
Which said taxes should have been paid to
John Shippers, Esq -, collector in SAID District
for the above named years; and, Whereas no
personal property con be- found on the premises
Therefore. By the Commissioners Of Cecil COM
~, April 3rd, 1850:
ORDERED, That il the taxes due on the
above described lands, as above mentioned, as
sessrd to t he persons above named on the books
Of the Commissioners Of this county be no.
paid within thirty days alter the publication of
this Order, togetl with the costs ofudvcrti-
sing and sll other lcga charges due thereon, to
the SAID Collector Of the sad District, for the
years stated, he, the said Collector shall, after
causing twenty days notice to lie given, sell the
said lands, or such part thereof as may be nee
cssaty TO raise the sums scverally due thereon,
together with all legal charges, to the hirlcst
bidder for cash iot the payment Of the same,
asreeably to the Acts Of Assembly in such ca,
scs made and provided
Test p G.. RICKETTS,. elk.
to the Commissioners Of Cecil county,
April 20ih lSj0-4w.
-."Batimore American publish l aw4w
anu send bill fsrthwith to this office.
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BUFFALO, May 8, 1850

Distressing Steamer Collision Great Loss of Life
The British steamer Despatch, and The steam
or Commerce. came in collision on Monday
night Last, near Port Maitland, on the Canada
side Of Lake Erie The Commerce was imme-
diatcy sunk in eight Gthoms water. She was
Transporting II part of the Esd Regiment of
Bri ISL troops Unforl unalelv before ass,stan 20
could be rendered, twenty four Of them we're
drowned, besides one officer in command, and
eleven passengers. The scene is described as
appalling.
ExTnAoED'NRy CASE OF LONGEVITY -Dinah
an old ncgress, di"u in Norfolk, Va, few DAYS
ago, at the age Of 70 years!-She was il srrv.
ant in family residing at the Great Bridge
when the memorable battle was fought there in
l715, between Col, Woodlands Virginia troops
and the british gr"uadcrs, under Captain
Fordyce, and was, at that time, grandmother
"A fact which attcsts her age. She was bllni
for a number OF years, but recovered her sight
wl,er. past her hundrcdlh year, so that she could
see TO thread cambria needle, and having lost
all her teeth, she cut an entire new set about
the same time. She was remarkably, sprighty
and industrious to the last. Norfolk Her.
CERTAIN REMEDY roR GAPEs OR PIP IN
CHICKENS Take two tea-spooniuls of Spirits
ct Turpcnt,ne and mix will, meal sufficient to
make tw enly pills. Wheat will serve IN the
place oImel Feed the chickens several morn.
'ngs in succession with the mixture. This re-
cpc was handed MS by gentleman who vnuches
'or its efficacy. 1t is in good season, and may
DC OF service 20 the people who raise poultry.
Annapolis Republican.
AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL The Winchcstc or
Virginian learns that the Society nfFritnds con-
| template establishing manual labor school on
suitable farm not far from Iopowcll Meeting
House, in that county.
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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 Trs'amen'ary on the personal estate o.
Rachel Cord late of said county de-
ceased All persons having claims against
the said deceased, art hereby warned to
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof,
duly authenticated. on or before the 2nd day
OF My 1851, they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. All persons indebted 10 said estate
are requested 10 make immediate payment
to The subscriber. Given under my hand
this 1lh day of May 1850.
JAMES PRITCHARD, Ex'n.
May 18th 1S50-6w.
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SICKNESS ON THE WESTERN WATERS =

SICKNESS ON THE WESTERN WATERS -
The Louisville papers chronicle daily the
arrivals of steamboats, from New Orleans,
with cases OF sickness on board. The
steamer ST Louis was at New Orleans
some days ago, with 600 emlgrants Tor St.
Louis There was much sickness among
them, and forty cases OF cholera were re-
ported, which were likely to prove fatal.
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COnStable'S Sac,

RY virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, issued by
A0George II. Joyce, Esquire, one o the Jrsi-
ces OF the Peace Of the State Of Maryla"., in
and Tor Ceci! county. at the suit of Benjamin C.
pearce, against the goods and clalties, lands
and tenements of john Nj. Springer, and to me
directed, have seized and taken in execution,
and will expose to Pubic Sale OH SATURDAY,
the 25lh inst, at the Court House door in Elk
TOM all the right, title, claim, interest and os-
tate, at Law and in equity, of the said John Nj.
Springer, IN and to III that Farm, tract piece
oHpnrrel land situated, lying and being in
Cecil county aforesaid; whereof one Jacob Ste
phens died seized, aud whercon John Francis
Stephens now resides, and winch SAID farm is
bounded by the public roads loading from War
wick to the Head Of S,ss f-as, and from War
wich to the Levels, and by lands of WIN Wilson
and others, and contains between three and four
hundred acres more or less. Seized and taken
INTO execution as the property Of said Springer.
and will he sold for cash to satisfy said execu-
tion. Sale u Commence at 2 O'Clock p. Nj.
HEZ. FOARD,
May 4, S0-ts. (S2.50) Constable.
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LINZ E! Linn e!

The subscriber, residing in WRlcHTsyIrLE
York county, Pennsy wanna, will deliver lime on
the Elk North East, or Bohemia Rivers, or at
any other convenient point on the Chesapea k
Bay. His Lime is OF superior quail y, and he
will make deductions for all core, &c; and f il
does not please the customer-no sale. All
orders punctually attended to.
A. ROWAN.
WrrrLt,yille Pa. Feb. Fad, '5O-Sm
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K[arried.-Or the Goth ult, in Phila-
d"lphia by the Rev. H. D. Moore, JAMES
VAN WINKLE, Esq, ofPatte'son, NJ to
Miss MARTHA McNvrT, OF Newark. Del.
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57a7c n .WaTy7a0d Cecil c0NH1y SCI:
l hereby certify that the foregoing is .
true copy of the return Of the Judges of
election, of the votes cast tor and against
the establishment of Common Schools, in
said county; filed in my office this 10th
day Of May, in the year OF our Lord, eigh-
teen hundred and fifty. Test.
May ii r. c. HOLIDAY, elk.
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New and Cheap Grocery Store.

NflE undersigned has opened now and SUI
Il perior stock of Groceries at the Storehouse
in Elkton, lately occupied by John H. Graham
LIE will keep general assortment of every arli-
Gle pertaining to Family Grocery, such as
Coffee. Tea, Chocolate, Cocoa, Macaroni, SUI
gar, Mofasses, Bacon, '.ald, Butter, Goldfish,
Herring, Mackeral, Flour, Meal Hyde's best
Soap, Candles, mould and dipped; Fluid, Glass,
2neensware, Nails, Scythes, wall, hand and
ecrnbbng brushes fine and coarse Salt. Shovels
Forks, &C.. with every other article in his line
May 4-3t HENRY VANDERFORD.
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LUMBER ON THE DELAWARE The Bur
aington Gazette remarks that the RATS
are not as abundant in the Della ware as
an SOME former years, and says that pine
lumberas selling thrre at $l5 Per thou
sand, and henlock at 50, being in adj
vance Of full dollar Per thousand il,
favor OF IN" raf,nen, over the prices OBJ
tain-d bv them last year. Iemlock logs
are selling at $3.50 and ash at $l2-,he
latter an advance ofthree dollars ovrr
Hast season S rates At these prces, the
Gazette adds, both logs and iulnbey arc
sold quickly.
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The Morning Train of Cars from Philadelphia
OF Baltimore arrive at Elklon quarter before
o'clock A. NJ
Morning train from Baltimore for Phila. al
qua rter before IL O'Clock.
Night train from Baltimore arrives here at g
O'Clock at night.
Night line from Phila. reaches Elkton at
o'c!"ck NJ night.
LFAN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Elk,on
at O'Clock A. NJ. Tor Philadep ia, and returns
at ! P. N. daily except Sundays.
5rrlI 81, so BENZ. WELLS, .8gt.