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The LurrRELLs: or The Two Marriages by FOlkestone
Williams. Harper 4 Brothers, New York. For sale "
above.
This novel we have not read, but we have read
with great pleasure Shakespeare and HIS Ffp"d',
by the same authors and from an occasional
glimpse, here and there, into this, We think we
may promise it's reader very agreeable entertain
ment. GIG.
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Sale Of Personal Property.

YESiIE UNDERSIGNED, as Trustees, by virtue of
q the authority vested in them by Il certain
Deed oftrnst executed by George Kidd on tho
Goth day of March in the year 1850, win offer
Al Public Sale al the residence of the said George
Kidd near Port Deposit. on FRIDAY, the 29th
day Of tins present month of August, sundry ar
ticles of personal property, consisting Of House
hell Furniture. such as Dining Tables, Mirrors,
Sofas, Clocks, Chairs. Sideboari, Stoves, Score
tary and Book case. Wardrobe, WashstanlS. We
n"tlan Bin Is, Feather Bed, Bedsteals and Bed
Fnrnitur" and about $50 volumes Of miScclanc-
Gus Books
Th" Terms Of Sale are, cash where the amount
Of purchases shall not exceed $40, when it shall
be- above that sum, one half will be required 10
b. paid in cash and the rcSilucIn | months, with
interest from the day Of sale, to be secured by
note with approved security.
JOHN c. GROOAE,
OHIO SCOTT.
Augusta, 81. Trustees.
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"SrCrsslisFn Take EDtiCe."
.JDUE EPIDER

n ORTIZ EAST corner WALNUT n n d
1S SECOND Sts.. PHL.3DELPHi.1, has on
hand just received, complet" assortment Of
SHOT GUNS, Powder FhSks, Game Bags, and
all other Sporting Apparatus Of the best and
most approved patterns. He has constantly on
hand Sporting fo'cder Of all descriptions, Per
cusson Caps, Shot, Bullet Mouids, Ball and
Blank Cartridges. and general asaortmcn, Of
materials for Gun makers. Also, Percussion
Cps ola superior quality, designed expressly
for I. s. Rifles. An assortment Of FISHING
TaChic always on hand.
All the above, aud any other articles in his
line. the subscriber will sell as low "a any other
establishment IN the nlt.d States.
In testimony OF his skill as II manufacturer the
Franklin Institute, in the years lSri0 and 1912,
awarded to him TWO CRITIC ATrs--- and IN The
Years lSii, 1916, iSl1, lslS and lSJO. FIVE
SILVER MEDALS, all OF which may be seen AT his
place Of business. EJull /" %m.
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August 9. 81.
{. u a n 81.

500 TONS PERUVIAN GUANO,
100 tons patagonan auano,
100 I'd quality Fatagonian do.
The attention Of turner's and planters is re-
spcctiuily directed to the stock of Guano which
we have In store and are now receiving BY DIRECT
lmportaiions. Our Guano is warranted to be of
the very best quality, weighed and inspected by
the State Inspector, and the analysis Of the vari-
Gus rargoes which we Offer for sale prepared by
IN eminent chemist Of the city, can always be
seen at our warehouse.
Having an ample stock on hGnd. farmers need
fear no disappointment in being supplied if they
forward their orders in season. Every attention
will be paid TO orders received per mail, and our
prices and terms will be as liberal as any house
in the trade. p. MALCOM & co.
Flour, Grain and Guano Warehouse.
Cor. Bomiy'S WhogJ and Wood 81, Baltimore
Ts-Ground Plaster in bbls. and Bone Dust.
Aug. 9, 81 I'm
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California News.

NEW ORLEANs. Aug. 2.-'rhe dreadful fire
winch VISITED san Francisco on the 22i OF June,
lart IN ashes tho very heart Of the city.
The fire extended over len squares, burning
through Montgomery, Dupont. Washington,
Merchant and other streets, which comprise the
business portion of the place.
The loss is varlcn$v estimated at from two
to FIVE millions ofiol'arS.
The FIRE wa the work or inccn1iarics, who
have h""n arrested by the vglant committee.
Many lives are sall to have been lost by this
tcrrlh'a fire, which, COMING 50 closely on the
heels OF that from which the city ha! not vet re-
covered, iA'ij"tS severe blow in the prosperity
of the inhabitants.
Active preparations were making making to
rebuild the bnrnl district. and when Ike steamer
left seven substantial buildings were in process
Of erection.
There had been Il number Of additional cases
Lynch law. Crime still prevails to Il fearful
extent.
The agricultural prospects of the State con-
tinue favorable.
From the mines the reports are conflicting,
but are generally favorable. The quartz ope-
raions continue to yield we'll.
Italian disturbances arc slll of irclucpt oc-
curtencr.
California MQrhois.-Siecn the fire there has
been more INJURY for some descriptions OF goods,
but the large and continued increasing stocks
checks any material Vance.
Flour is quiet AMI steady Coffee is very dun
Cement and Bricks are in fair request. SUGARS
arc slightly lower. Provisions are only in mod
elate demand.
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THE RTNGGOLD HOUSE.

EI7IsIii,R A. WHITE. respectfully announce
n to the citizens Of E"c,l county, thnt be- has
taken the cc:trc houec in ''"hann's Row" FIR
ton, Immediately oppo:it" Gabhart's, forr"r!y
Kings liotcl, and that he has opened the SANE
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSE.
for the accommodation Of the public generally,
Meals will BE- served up al all hours, and III" us
tiers supplied with all the delicnci"% ri the SET
son. His har will b" furnished with tho choicest
liquors; in short, nothing will he omitted to min
stcr to the qualification of those who may favor
him with call.
NAV Din lGI0--tf
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CO.i'ST7BLE"S S.7LE.

DY virtue of a writ of vendiioni cypnnas is
ID sued by George r. Joyce, one ofihc Justices
cfthe Peace of lhe State of MARYLAND in and for
Cecil comfy, Ia me directed, will expose TO
sale at public auction at the Court House door
in Elkton on SATURDAY. the 10Th day of Au-
gust 1851, between . and i o'clock p. NJ, for
cash, all that piece CT parcel ofland lying and be-
ing in Cecil county, and Joining lands of Vim.
Glenn, Isaac Holt and others. late the property Of
Jonathan Short seized and taken in execution at
the suit of Holland IIargrnve.
THOMAS THACKFRY,
July &c, If (Sl,25) Constable.
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Chean Pant Stuff.

EVSG opened, a lot Of very heavy t"''o"''e
blue Drilling, striped end plaid pant 'tuli, chcaI;
twill"l Nanl.n, black and fancy c"l'd Grafton
cloth. Il"~ boys,) black and i"nry cnld tu'L-
mcr"ltr; hlrached, brown ami fancy cold Linen
Drilling. very superior; black and fancy Ca..i-
mertS; n"w Sly /" summer "ass;nI"rrS. selected
with great care in l""ari I" ""lnr?, and are OIL
icrc,i ~ ir,""s 10 suit customers.
app pa IDN, ND BROWN JH'
Store next door tn Juhnsuu's Hotel.
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PoTAToEs.--rhe Monmouth IN. J.)
Inquirer says that some of the farmers
of that region have examined their pota-
toes, and find that in some fields they
are rotting in the ground, although it is
hoped that it is not generally the case
A very large planting of potatoes, more
than any former season, was made in
Monmouth this season, and those which
are coming in and sent Oft to market
are very fine.
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DRENX GOODN.

EhPENEN this week at +. BROWN, .Tr.'s,
VSoInr very handsome Rarecc de- LANES. en-
,i'"ly new style and superior quality; silk Pop
Inns. LINEN Ginehnms. clanceahl" SIX for sacks,
very rich iig'd Dress Silks, lam and iied w ss
Muslin, plain and striped Cambria, very cheap;
handsome French (inalams. needle collars nNd
cuffs. plain and embroidered Sik Gloves. misses
ana ln,iles Isle thread, and superior lot Of h ID
Gloves. apr. %
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r E AL ES T A TIE.

| \ pursuance ofan Order OfCecil county Court
1.-the Undersigned as permanent Trustee OF Ben
jann +. Mauliin, an insolvent debtor hereto
fore DISCHARGED under the msnlvent laws of
Mary land, will offer at Public Sale AT the publc
house Of Mrs. Ium, in The village of North
East, on SATURDAY, the 23rd August a,
O'Clock, p. NJ. ali thcright, title, interest and
estate ofBcniamin i. MauIden. as one of the
heirs NJ law Of John Maul,lcn, Scnr., late Of
Cecil county decd, in and to all those several
Tracts, lots. pieces or parcels Of Land, s,latcd,
iyin" and being in Cecil county aforesaid. where
of the said John Maullen, Senr., died seized,
consisting of the tracts, lots, pieces and parcels
Of land following. that is to say, all that tract
or parcel ofland which was devised in and hy
the last will and testament Of one BENJAMIN
Nlaliien 10 one lameS Madden. and that lot or
parcel OF land also therein and thereby devised
to the sad John Nauicn. Senr. as by said last
Will and testament, bearing date on the 2lSt day
ofFehruary, in the year 1901. aud on file and of
record in the office Of the Register Of Wills of
Cecil county aore aid. ps. reference being thereto
had, may more fully appear, aud description Of
the same may be bad.
Also, all those tracts or parcels ., Land which
were conveyed to the said John Maul,icn. Sr
by two deeds, executed by Thomas p Hedrick
and MARY, his Wife, and John Icdricl and Nan.
ry NJ, his wife" ono dated goth May, 1898 and
recorded in Liner !. 5. No. II Fol. Isl Sc and
The other dated 22nd March, 1899, and recorded
in Lihrr |. S. No. - Fol. %83 and by a deed
executed by one Rehccca Maulien dated 23ra
May 1912. and recorded in I.ibcr G.. Nee. No.
Fol $50 sc. three Of the Land Record Books
OF Cecil rnuhiy aforesaid.
Also. all that lot purc"l of Land in North
East. which was conveyed to the said John
Naullcn. Sem, by one William Beatty and
LanfrnS'aw, his wife. 10y deed dated the 9th
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STEAMBOAT NOTICE.

On and after MONDAY next. the 2sth INST,
the Steamboat LADY WILMER, will leave
Port Deposit on Mondays, Wednesdays, aud Fri
daya. at 10 O'Clock \. NJ. Leave Philadelphia
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at /
O'Clock +. NJ, until further notice.
Iuly % VIII ,ME,R g. n AVIS
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&snD ReNFHrsi.

y An away from the subscriber living in
~ Charlestown, Nd, on the night Of the
@vth inst, q colored nan, about feels inches
hi~h. down look, when spoken to- had on when
he left raii OF Kent. Jeans pant, white kersey
round JACKIE, and white wool hat aged about 81
years, answering to the name Of Levi. The
above reward viii be paid TO any person who
VIII secure the above described black mar in tie
Jail in this County 50 that can get him again.
GEO. THOMAS
CharlrStown huc . '5l-lm
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wv. T"NEFrT is now Offering lot of erne"n-
W abb, Ecoos. such as VI de LANES, Lawns
and Prints. tkcpt ever from last summary at
prices greatly below their value, (cost net con-
siicr"t.> such bargains worth looking fer.
Please call soon, a. they are going oft fast.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The subscriber not bcing engaged in any 9th
err business has resumed the practice of Land
Snrv"ying, Conveyancinr. &c. BEN! arlnant-
ed with the different qualities Of soil in the
neighhorhooi, persons wishing to buy OF sell
1ani would tnl il to their advantage 20 give
him call. JE1HRO JOHNSON.
Near North Fast, Cecil Co., Md.
L1inn 1t .NN--tt
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A NOSE Losr.-A little son OF Mr..
Swartz, near the Foundry Church, in
ashinston, had his nose almost entire
~ bit of by his fathers dog, on Sunday.
A physician soon afforded relief to the
child, but detormity for life is believed
inevitable.
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Willis Rutter,

Respectfully informs the Public that he has
received the
SPRING AND SUMNER FASHIONS,
and Is prepared to made gentemrn'S clothing in
he n"rt"tt manner. Cali al the BAZAAR" ncAi
door TO the Post Office.
Eihton, March - 81.
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NAvA1.-The United States steam
frigate Susquchanna, bound from Nor.
folk for Rio de Janeiro, arrived at Ma.
deria about the 1st July. She had met
with some damage TO her machinery,
which would detain her until the 9th.
All well on board.
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CsssEsEE.STeyyN PROPERTY

NOR SALE.--The UNDERSIGNED, rs agent for
/ Robert Thompson, offers for sale that large
and valuable BRICK TAVERN
HOISE situated in the village of n rIS9. a
Charl"stown, Cecil county. TO- c.. ~ e.
c"thcr with lots attached, Of ! ". s-s So .s W
ACRES of LAND. The tavern
house is 30 fee, front and 10 feet deep. There
are also on the premises a good t,an" Store
house, pump, sprinG- house and several good out
buildings. For terms Sc, apply to
June ll,f i. c. RICKETTS,, Elh!on.
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Notice.

THE Commissioners of Cecil county will
meet nj their Office in the Court House on Tues
day the 18th day Of August inst. The Cclcc~
tors appointed in the several Districts are noti-
fed to attend on that day to bond.
By order PC. RICKETTS,, elk.
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NEW SPRING GOODS,

F.3.N'Cl .9.ID STIPLE.
THE subscriber returns hs thanks tor rn"t
patronage, and respectfully ,"Irlrs a contlnu-
anc" OF H." sam". The public will rl'o." rai
and examine his stock. i, L. MAY.
flht,n. Arr -, 81
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T. Two fools at lowell, 4 younc mar
red woman and bachelor, ran OF late
ly. Tn" husband saw them, as they get
seated in the cars, gave three cheers,
waved his hat, badr them enjoy thcm-
selves if they could, and then went
home a happy man.
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Cheap Cash Store.
"SmaU Profits, and Quick Sales

"SmaH Profits, and Quick Sales"
kE1"rI.ENf.lI. < CO., ELkIuN. MY.
NJ especially announce Ia the citizens OF c.
HA ell county, that they have taken the Store
house in Eihion, lately occupied by VIM. Pell.
where they have just opened anew and very So
pcrior stock of goods, adapted to the present
and approaching season. Their stock embraces
a choice assortment of DRY GOODS, among
which are some very superior Cloths, Cassimcrs
and Neslings. and I.ady'S Fancy Goods, OF the
latest styles and patterns, all selected with the
lltros, care. and determination Ia please.
Muslin, yd wiz, 6, cts; y d wide, 10 els
blcached iiam g 10 lSa cts. Cali""es from & !.
to l23 rtS. n Choice lot Of Rooi-'y'-sgs,sShocs.
aides Misses and Chil,lr"n's Shoes -
:. ,,.;rle; together with Mems and h'
Philadelphia manniar,u<
rpcrior to any in 'hr$.. ps
and Bloeans. u" dX"o
aerGRoCFRi}N: IhgN
'"st y N''>
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7 II f E L Gil " HIG
To R2a'lers and Correspondents

To ss>fslcTs and CORRESPONDENTS
r. We have some sweet lines in store from
"Elcn Grey"
e. The writer of the lines ss7o CglYie" did
not take sufficient pains with them, 10 lit item
Cor publication.
T. There is an interesting letter on the first
pace fion the West, by Nj. McNurt: CO !u.nn
under the head Of .'ltcmS and Essays''--(bv the
way, we do not like that heading for that column:
VIII some Of our correspondents who write for
1t suggest bcttcr-;) and poetic article hv
Ansclmo--( Mr.. Scott.)
90 The article on Marriage. on the first race.
wa selected for TIE HMr by married lady
it is. we should say, an excellent chapter; read
il.
L Some how, before We turned our atten-
ton to the .3griGHfural Department this week,
the printers reported '.enough up;'' but the room
Is flied with an interesting account fthp costly
though useless Jewels Of royalty and WEALTH.
DJ~Our correspondent ;speier'' gives US good
letters from Port Deposit. Some of the Port
folks, have asked us very ccnhdentially. who it
Is. Well we will answer them very confiden
tially-it is"Pc'ar."
ga "IcmP@aHce Notice. in other Mace
lnioim' our rcllcra that 7. u. Thomgs. Esq.
the author Of Clinton Drodshoy' ..l,os, and
West an various other productions is ai,o,, IN
make series Of Temperance Addresses in The
county. Our friends who would like to hear
literary man, would do well TO attend the meet
inas.