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CnpGrtners'lip.
The Winchester Academy,
WINCHESTER, VA.
BY THE STATEN 1900.

ENDOWED BY THE STATE IN 100.
TENHlS lnslit tuition, which has been in opera
Il lion more than halCa century, and is now
under the direction of DIR. WIN. GIBSON, A
NJ, is on" OF the most widely and Eavorably
known in the countryi being tho place where
many Of our most prominent men have been
educated. The studies comprehend IA full Eli
gllsh, Classical, Mathematical and Literary
course. and secure Il thorough, systematic and
flushed education.
The buildings and Grounds are very spacious,
and admirably adapted to all their purposes;
the location one of the mos, beautiful and COM
handing in the VI ley Of Virginia, and the eli
mate peculiarly healthy. Boarders in the In
s,tulon reside with the Principal, who watch
es over their morals. superin'ends thei' evening
studios; and exercises parental care and discip.
line. All sit At The same tabte with the Prnci
pal and his Ianily, and pa rtaSe OF the same fare,
no distinction Whatever being permitted
The entire expense of Board, Tuition in all
the Departments of study, GncIndng French,
German, Spar 'sh and ita liar,) furnished Reom,
Washing, Fuel and Lights is SIS per Session
Of twenty.three weeks
A prospectus may tc had by addressing the
Principal, or by application to Prof N. c..
Brooks Railroad direct from Baltimore to
Winchester. Iapr. 27th--3w.
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ChanCery Notice.
In Chancery. Both April. IS

In Chancery: Both April, 1880
Ordered, that the sale made and re-
Por,ed by John c. Groomp, Trustee for
the sale of the Real Estate of Nathan b..
Watson, deceased be ratified and confirm
ed unlrs" cause to the contrary BE- shewn
on or before the first day Of July next
provided d copy of this order be inseted
in some newspaper published in Mary
land once in EACH o'three successive
weeks before the tenth day Of June next.
Tie Report states the amoul 1t OF sales
to be $4,000
True copy, Test,
LOUIS GASSAWAY,
May 4th-3t Reg. Cur. Can
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ELECTRIC CHURN.

" ARRANTED to make Bntter ont Of new
w Milk or sweet Cream, in fr"m to 10 min
nfes. The utility and simplicity Of these Cl.urns,
make them desirable article Ia farmers and
dairymen, whose attention we would particular
y invite TO them Ohviating many old difficult
ties and possessing varou us new advantages. we
doubt not they will wherever tried, displace a !,
former models hitherto invented.
This patent received the premium II the late
Agricultural exhibition il Baltimore: it also took
the premium at the last New Castle county
Fair, and wherever it has been tried, it has in
varIablv h"en admitted 10 be superior TO every
other churn now in use.
The subscriber having purchased f:om Chap
man Warner the exclusive right Of said pa IT
Ter Cecil county, would caution the public from
buying these churns from any one except hin
or his authorized a!cnts. All orders for chnrns
addressed (poA p'id) 10 the subscriber, at North
East will he promptly attended to.
They also can he had Of his agents Joseph
Flnincs s. Son, BHck MEETING Hor,~c and Elk1on.
ClIAS- T.. F. FOSTER.
North East, Nav 18th lS50--lv
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Economy in the expenAitafe, isas asscntia
as industry IN the accumulation of money, to
him that would thrive. The M turnl law o.
trade is, TO seek It sell 'yn and buy low; bu,
WIN. PElL both buys anu sellr Mt the lowest
possible figure, making 1t the .,erest OF al
who want Cheap Dry Cords and Groceries, tc
dc with him.
IIcthas ust received from the c,is a new
stock of STRING GOODS, which he IS uiler-
NJ very low, and to which he invites the attcn
ion III his customers and the public
He would say TO the people Of this county
hat hc is determined 10 sell them bargains !
they viii but give him the opportunity. CaIlao
the Cheap store, and if the money canuotl
had coEvcn icnlly, bring on the produce, Z
which he pays the highest market prices
haonge for goods Feb Is, 80
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Censlablc'S Sale,

ENY virtue of n writ of Ficrl F,cias, issued by
DGeorge II. Joyce, Esquire; of the Justi-
ccs of the Peace Of the State OF Maryland, IN
and tor Ceci! county. at the suit Of Benjamin G,
Pcarce, against the goods and chattes, lands
und tenenenls Of john Nj. Springer, and to me
directed, have seized aud taken in execution,
and will expose to Pubic Sale on SATURDAY,
the 25tl, inst, at the Court House door in Elk
ton; all the light, title, cIai, interest and os-
tate, at law and III equity, "i the SAID john NJ.
Springer, IN and to II II that Farm, tract, piece
oriparcel OF land situated, lying and heug in
Cecil county aforesaid; whereof one Jacob Ste.
plens died seized, and ahcreon john Frames
Stephens now resides, and which said farm is
bounded by the public roads loading from War
wick 10 the Head OF SAssat-as, and from War
wich TO the Levels, a"d 10y lands of VIM Wilson
aud others, aud contains be ween three and four
hundred acres, more or less. SGizad aud taken
into execution as the property OF SAID Springer.
and will be sold for cash to satisfy said exccu-
ion. Sale To commence at O'Clock, p. Nj.
Hex. FOARD,
May 4, '5o-ts. (S,.5o.) Constable.
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Photographed for the Baltimore Sun
PHILADELPHIA MARKgr-May is.

The advices by the steamer Hibernia
have unsettled the market for -four, and
holders are asking higher prices Small
sales of standard brands to moderate
extent at S 1913 a s. IS, cora meal 2 81
81 81. Rye flour 80 "a.
Wheat is steady and somewhat frmer-
Red LIZ 81, l3cts, and white 1.ls a
$1,l9cts. Sales of yellow corn at 60 a
6lcts, and white 81 5Scts. Sales of
oats at 10 a 4lc,s. Rye 60 a 6lcts.
There lisa frmer feeling IN the povis-
ion market Mess Pork is in good re-
quest, with sales at SiO,75. Prime 80;
sales 700 kegs lard at Tets per ib. bbls
6acts. Beef is frmer and Bacon steady.
BALTIMORE MARKET, May t6.-Sales Of
l400 bbls Howard st flour at s.; sales Of
$50 bbls City Mills at 1928. Some 9th
er sales were made at $5.12A, but it is
held at 1928. Sales Of a cargo red
Pennsylvania wheat at l,l4c- Sales of
white corn a, So Sc and yellow 81 a
5S.-Pntriot.
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Writing, Writin e.

A young man whose time is not entirely oc-
IA cuped, wishes to obtain empo ymcnt at
writing lie will post hooks, draw off accounts
take charge OF the books Of firms or individuals
write letters, conduct correspondence upon all
subjects; and do all kinds OF writing entrusted to
him, in good style and at moderate prices.
Persons wishing to avail themselves If his Sc r
vices can do so by applying to the Editor of
the Cecil Wing, who will exhibit specimens of
his renmanshp.
An business communications shall be entirely
secret and confidential.
He will also write by the day Or those who
may prefer it at their places OF residence oil
business.
Eikton, May llth-3t
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Gl Gents Esesyares.

ID rNAwAy from tie subscriber Sunday morn
s-ing the lith inst Charles B. Steel an in
dented apprentice 10 Farming and Cnoprrinr-
all persons are hereby cautioned against employ
ing, harbonring or trusting the said Charles b
oieel, on nay acco mt, AZ will pay no debts OF
hls contracting, The nhove reward will H..
given; (but 10 charges pnih,) for the apprchen-
sion and delivery Of .ad boy. ,..
BENZ WILSON
Near Wood Lawn, Nd 20. lS50--3t
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WILMINGTON PRICE CURRENT.
MAY Is 1850.
Church Notice.

The Quarterly Meeting Of the NJ r. Church
on Elkton Circuit, will be held at Chesapeake
City to-day aud to- moirow.
There will be preaching as nsua at the Elk
ton M. +. Church at 10 l-2 o'clock A. NJ. and s
o'cock p. NJ.
Nlurning service will hc conducted by Bro.
Brown of Cherry Hill. IN tho evening by one
Of the Pastors. TIA FERNLEY.
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for the accommodation af the public generally.
Meals will he served up at all hours, and his
vsitcrs supplied with all the delicacies OF the
season. Ills bar will be Turn ished with the
choicest liquors; in short, nothing will be omit
ted TO minister 70 the qualification Of those who
may favor him with gall.
May 4lh, lS50--tE
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This is to Give Notice; That the
subscriber of Cecil county hath obtained
from the Orphans Court Of said county, lei
tiers Teslamenlary on the personal estate OF
Rachel Cord late of said county de-
ceased All persons having claims against
The said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof,
duly authenticated. on or before the 2nl day
OF May 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
'o'he subscriber. Given under my hand
this 1llh day Of May 1850.
JAMES PRITCHARD, Exn.
May l lth lS50-6w.
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< Q r s AL e


The FARM a mile north Of Elkton, of the
lato Mrs. Ann II. Tally, now occupied by John
Davis containing about 1870 ACRES Of Land,
-swS part n wood.
EI!sTE TIL. buildings are comiorta-
nH;iiA bic two Story FRAME DIV Ell
$50 R LlNG-Framc Barn, Stable, SC,
&ci also
100 ACRES Of Meadow Land half mile from
Elkton and lying be, weeu the above meutlon-
ed Farm and the Lands MIR. JACOB c How
ard-it will be divided to suit purchasers.
also
lot of 8 ACRES-sonth of Purnell's Mill
adjoining Col. Groe,nes Land.
also
the lot at tho corner of the Landing Lane on
which is the house known as the Old Poorho use
ALSO
the Wharf Lot ut :le bridge now occupied as
a Lumber Yard by Mr.. john A. Johnson-on
which are two lcnemcnts.
Also
8 adjoining lots Of WOODLAND at yss.SSsssas,
Egg Hin, 2l, 22 and "a ACRES ysS5f.E
csprctively-purtly of Chestnut, and $5SSssSaf
II tract offs ACRES of cleared
Land fe.ming tract Of llS ACRES.
.9ND
the Upper Wharfa, Fix Landing.
apply to
JOHN PARTRIDGE.
Eikton. april 6 so
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New and Cheap Grocery Store.

TNHE undersigned has opened now and su-
Il perior stock Of Groceries. at the Storohouse
in Elkton, lately occupied by John H. Graham.
lie will keep a general assortment of every arti-
Gle pertaining to Family Grocery, such as
Coffee, Tea, Chocolate, Cocoa, hlararoni, SUI
gal, Molasses, Bacon, LAID, Butter, Goldfish,
Soap, Candles, mould and dipped; Fluid, Glass,
Queensware, Nails, Scythes, wall, hand and
scrubbing brushes; fine and coarse Salt. Shoves
Forks, &c.. with every other article in his line.
May 4-3t HENRY VANDERFORD.
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DTED.-On Tuesday last, at his resi-
dence in New Castle county, Del, Mr.
GEoRGE MCINTYRE, son of Andrew Nc
antire ESQ, Of ahls county,
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The RinggOII House.

EIStlhR A. WHITE respectfully announces
IL to the citizens of Cecil county, that he has
taken the centre house in "Whann's Row.
Elkton, immediately opposite Gebhart's. form
erly Kings Hotel; and that he has opened the
Same AZ an
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State Of Mary'ond, Cecil county Set:
hereby certify that the foregoing is a
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, cigh-
teen hundred and fifty. Test.
May II &c. HOLIDAY, elk.
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This IS to Give Notice, That the

This IS to Give Notlce, That the
subscriber Of Cecil county has obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county
letters Tesamentary on the personal es-
tate of George Brown, late of said county de
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned 70
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated, ON or before the 9th day
OF April 1851, they may otherwise by
law, be excluded from all benefit OF SAID es
tate. Al persons indebted to said estate are
requested TO make immaculate payment to
tire subscriber. Given under my hand this
lilh day Of May 1850.
WILLIAM PIERCE, Ex'r.
May II '5D-6w.
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Aocia'ENT.-Dr John C. Earle, ofCen-
treville, Md, had his leg broksn in two
places on Monday, by being accidentally
thrown from his carriage
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THE WmEaT PposeHcr. The Hagers-
town Torch Light says the wheat crop
an that county ss very promising for an
abundant yield understanding the
backward appearance few weeks ago
therr seems TO be every indication o! all
average crop throughout the county,
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MhRRIf,D.-On the 10th inst by thu
Rev. Andrew Barrett Mr.. VIM HyLAND
TO Mrs. ARAMlNrA LITTLE, all OF this
county.
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burg and Spanish Straw, and Jenny Lind Flats.
Bonnets bleachcd. pressed and trimmed in a
fashionable style, at prices to suit the times.
Dress Making as usual.
Miss Leech would most greatfully acknowl-
edge the very liberal patronage heretofore hes
towed upon her and hopes by attention to BUSH
ness 10 continue to please. may 4--3t.
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e., LOOK HERE Cheaper than
ES Ever. Just received lot OF
6ss--E .<Aa cheap GUMS from auction and
~ are now selling very cheap al
STRANGE RS, 5. l.. cor, Sec
ond and Pine SITS, PhiIadclphia Mems for
Scots Wonon's 25cts, and Children for : -
cts Old Gums m"nded or taken m exchange
for new. BOOTS and SHOES equally as
cheay--.l liberal discount to dealers
Don't forget it is the Iowel corner Of Sec
ond and Pine SITS, Philadelphia
Feb ?, '50-6m.
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VM ANTED.- Black Oak Bark, FOR which
w the highest market price will he PAID in
cash or goods. WIN. PELL.
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RESOLUTION OF THE CONVENTION
OF Maryland Edi,ors,--Ilcld IN Baltimore,
Anril Is 1870.

REsnLvED,-That the Country Press Mary
land adopt tic following Organizations" estab-
lishcd by the Baltimore City Publishers:
|. Communications, the effect OF which is 10
prornote private interests, are matters Lfchargc
and are 10 be paid for at the rate OF fifty cents
per square.
?. The proceedings of political assrmbages
and obituary remarks or culcg'es are 10 be paid
for at the rate offifiy cents per square.
3. Advertisements for Compnn Ias or Assoca-
lions ofanv kind, UNCONVENTIONAL charitable or
otherwise, or for public meetings, are in all cases
to he charged lor al the usual rates.
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Eeiss0INiiOn.

THYTlE Partnership heretofore carried on by
4 tho undersigned, unher TIC hrm Of Row
land Roman < Co., was Dissolved on the irsL
day Of April 1850, by mutual consent.
WIN. q. ROWLAND,
JOS. ROMAN, JR.,
.. 7. KllllN GSWORTH,
RowlandsvilIc, .IpriI LIST, 1880
The business will hereafter be carried only
the ndersigned, under tie lirtn OF Row land "
Roman. WIN. y. ROWLAND,
May d, '50-3t Jos. ROMAN, JR.
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New Spring and Summer Goods

ANN. TORBERT, would respectfully in
w form the public, that he has received a
large and wall selected stock ofDRY GOODS,
purchased from the best houses in Philadclphia,
and embracing 4 general variety IF styles suta-
bic for Spring and Summer wear.
believing he can sell quite as low, and prob.
ably lutte lower than most dealers, he would
respectfully ask call from persons DESTROYS Of
purchasing.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended hm, he would respectfully s.hct a
continuance OF the same apr. 20, 80.
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L II e Z | II Z
The subscriber, residing in WmCuTsyrI LIE
York county, Pennsylvania, will deliver iu 1n
the FIX, North East, or Bohemia Rivers, or at
any other convenient point on the Chcsapca X
Bay. His Lime is OF superior quality, and he
will make deductions for all core, &c and it
Goes not please the cusi omer-no sale. All
orders punctaaIly attended to.
A. ROWAN.
WrghtsviIle, Pa. Feb. end, ,5O-9m
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A SINGULAR FAMILY James M. Crit
fin was arrested at Richmond for forgery
on "Wednesday, and on the same day his
son was sent to prison for three months
1or larceny. About week ago, the wife
ofGeitfin was sent to the penitentaary for
three years Tor grand larceny.
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GUARDIAN OF TIE Huvean1AN CROWN
Letters from Germany received by he
last steamer, Inform us that the venera-
bic Odor BeotAy: the guardian of the
Hungarian Crown OF st. Stephen, the
chief OF all the civil governors of Hun
gary. and Of the Supreme Court of the
whole coantry, is coming from Helgo-
aand 10 New York, TO escape Austrian
persecution.
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FEMALE WEAANnSSIS and COMPLAINTS

No remedy that has been offered 10 the public, has
ever been f c.yIa.n "uA rrrr'uai IN restoring LII
the incidental 'ahH aud ficsn'9'ss OF the sex.
BRAST'S .'uLMuShNY BlLshM. ltnmk"s no ditlrr.
rIce whether Tia. dcrnug, nrn Be- 0tg"rSSiyn ercesS,
or otle. ,nrideaiai ,ctakasls-it REGULATES ALL,
ny Stsn.irn NJ hr system, tg"ij-Rg the rnc"n''0r,
ara SOOTHING and a!.lAlikG NERVOUS lLltiTA-
EII.llN uL.Ln LLILhL.LS on MIunI
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Take NOlicc,

4 LII persons indebted to the late firm Of
"A Bennett & McCauley. are hereby respect
fully requested to call upon the subscriber and
settle their accounts without DELAY.
May list F.A. ELLIS.
TO Richard {, HoIlyday Esquire
Clerk 81 Cecil County Court.
Whereas an election Was held in said
County on the second Wednesday in
May eighteen hundred and fifty. to ascer-
tain the sense of the people oftha County
aforesaid upon the expediency of calling
"a Convention 10 frame new Constitu-
ton and Form oil Government for the
State OF Maryland and also TO enquire OF
every legal voter as he deposits his bal
lot for or against the Constitution, wheth-
er he is for or against the establishment
of Common Schools in said county as
provided for by the Act of Assembly of
March tn S,h 1850, when it appeared
that there were Ten hundred and twelve
votes against Common Schools and six
hundred and eIghty seven votes in ia
vor OF Common Schools.
Given under our hands and seal this
10th day OF May eighteen hundred and
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MRS. MAY, has returned from the city
with Spriug fashions and is now prepared TO fur
nish the Ladies' with BC.N.NE7S of various
KINDS at reduced prices. Also, Ribbons, Tim
mirgs &c. She returns her thanks for past en-
conraacmcnt, aud invites the public to call and
examine Fer present stock apr 6, 1870.
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E. M. L E E CHI.

TIAS returned from the city with handsome
III assortment of SPING MILLINERY and
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ONLY TWELVE BOTTLES,

erred oH iir lcc's and restored him To hco1ih nnd
Strength that he Gb ,ooik 0nd attend 10 bus,
mes, !. gain. as he hud Formerly duur
TLi- eur" is c,ri f-d ic by FOURTEEN REsPEcTApLR
WITNESSES viz: by UOct. IA"S WiE,vms, one of the
most respectable physicians Ut Rum"-hy Mr. O. X
R,orn proprietor uid keeper OF lt- West Rome hotel
by -HsswS. Risssi f LeOr9rI wholesale md retail
druggists AMI by eleven other rerSoss all residents Of
Rome
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A LMoNp SHAVING CREAM, Superior article
A-For sale by Brown 4 Mclntire.
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for making transparent bonne'+; also n hand
some assortment Of Ribbons, f lowers and Caps.
adj Of which she will dispose ofat very reduced
prices. Old oonnets altered aud repaired at the
shortest notice and on reasonable terms. The
Ladies wonhl do well to give her call before
purchasing elsewhere, DIS Der assortment canno
fail to please.
for the liberal patronage they have bestowed
upon her, and hopes by a strict attention to her
business to be able to receive continuance Of
the sane. may itn, so If.
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B. F. M A Y,
Has received fresh supply of
issrfNS 4 SSlxaal2la GOOdS.

NFS aNS a. NesxAfNGSI UOOvS.
(WHICH will be found in the rolownc
w catalogue. Having been purchased from
houses No. , on Market st, down 10 "Jnsry's'
in l'a;k ST. he will leave it for the purchase, to
decide whether they are equal in quality, STYLE
aud price, 10 any purchased in tins marked.
Please cal and examine.
MEN AND BOYS WEAR.
Cloths ofvarious make aud oor, Cassimeres
do heavy and light Twccds and Paramclta
cloths iit coats, DriIIings, white, brown and
colored; French and Scotch linens, mixed, plaid
and plain Cotton goods for pan,aluons, linen
and cotton checks for boys pants, American
nankeen, ves,ings, blk satin, fig'd silk and cotton
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Silks, fg'd strip'd, changeahle and plain, blk
and changeablc for mantillns silk Aberines oil
various colors, bercgo declines do, moxsn de
lalnes, t'g'd aud plain berege, cut, Eg'd and
plain Fonlard silks; linen 1ustrcs uinyhams
Scotch, french and English; Saxon, French and
domestic blk. alpucas; English and American
prints.
White Goods for Dresses, sc.
Camhrics, ,iackone,ls. NULL Swiss, ied end
plain, book muslin and netts assorted.
TRIMMINGS
Frinees, ginrPs, Jenny Lind hraids, cords
bntt~us sc. Silk and Linen Cambria Fdkfs
llosicty and Gloves for Ladies and Gentlemen
DOMESTIC GOODS
Muslins, bleached md urb 'eachcd, cold cam.
hrics, Canton hannuls, we n do, Jacq uaird
diapers, fowl dia pers and crash, bed ticking, SC
Hardware, Queenswarc, Boots,
Shoes and Hats.
GROCERIES.
Moasscs, crushed and brown sugars, Java
RIO, laguayra and burnt coffee; cocoa, choco
late, spires, ground alum, fine sack and dairy
salt; bacon, lard butter, crackers -four, meal Sc
N. d. Country luce taken at market
prices ia exchange for goods.
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METHODIST ErlscocAL MISSIONARY So
clErs. The anniversary Of this Society
took place in New York on Monday
evening.--Rrv. DR. Dmbin one OF tn.
Secretaries, being absent, the regular an
nual report was not read.
A brief abstract Of The Treasurcr's re-
port was read, by which il apprars that
the appropriations for the year have
been S9o,035.G0: the disbursements,
1896, 264 OF; balance not drawn S9,77O-
"a. The balance in the Treasury, May
lst was $G.S46.a0.
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FANCY GOODS. She would
invite the attention of Ladies
to her handsome assortment Of
Bonnets, Ribbons and Flowers.
among the bonnels will DO
found Moss, Tulip, Albina,
Jenny Lind, Luton, California
Palo Alto, China Pearl, Co.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-05-18
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