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A' Prom the New York Herald, oot. %.
The Democratic RatiGeasion Meeting az Tammsay
n al

In consonsnce with authorized call the democrats OF
the city add county Of New York held their ratification
meeting IN Tammany Hall last night II a
full turnout and the gathering characterized by a
predominant spirit OF exultaton, enthusiasm, and conf
deneeo exuation in the recent elections in various
States, OF enthusiasm the hearty reunion OF The two
divisions sof the party on national platform, and OF
condolences in the general result IN November In ad
don TO the usual band OF music. the balcony in front
OF the wigwam rendered particularly attractive by a
large transparency bearing the following exultng inscp
lion
Geo . .
o THE UNION AND CONSTITUTION! q
o DEMOCRACY TRIUMPHANT o
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Washington and Alexandria noat--PassaSe Five
Cents
= .>u favorits THOMAS COI.LYER will
AApA1~e depart following hours coach
Z the boat
Leave Alexandria nj *, ~, liz. lk, AZ, and ~.
Leave Washington stsk, l0S, l2s y IN and ~ 49, ia.
SAMUEL 0EDNEY, Captain
15-dn
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Lifo within reach Of allThe celebrated
Ia physicians Doctors Brothers and Gray, have finally
concluded see themselves in the city Of ahngon after having
Of knowledge and
years among purpose getting thorough
botany fae themselves qualified alleviate
al 10 subject We
promise NIL who favor with call that we will, with
asking question, tell them their complaints and
and speedy The Doctors
wholly vegetable and prepared by themselves We
complaints
from what they have originated, how long standing
&C Refer be had ONCE from
living all the western counties Of the States u New
York Canadas, &C. who, having been
faculty. awaiting themselves Of
skill health Diseases successfully treated
dyspepsy, pe scOfula,
rheumasm bonchis erpeiss letter. scad head drosy all
skim stomach, bowels
kidneys, spine &c. -.
street. opposite the Smithsonian institution.
(cfs dlS.
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TWELVE Thousand Acres TeXAs Land Sale
Great chance the Speculation enterprsngThs
Of Brazor Bernard
Guadaoupe rivers popuous wealthy and desirable
and Of Texas fact all the AID
navigation, SELL and cimate-equai any
southern lying contiguous TO the Gulf Of Mex
city OF Galveston, about three New
and convenient OF the interior
November which time
wishing property will
pounity visiting examining with both
The sale be made accommodating
wishing
Of bese for five
years. with capiasay eaOO00-and will charge
manage he same, a N accommodated.
relative the above, addressed
Aliens Fresh Charles county, Maryland VIII meet with
prompt ention j. A sHElRBURN.
p,tI lmlfs
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| 1909 For norfolk.
a sn The osCEoLA win trips the
- W..s.nso1 every SUNDAY .as Sssss.a,ys
s Sssa %. % S. and returning"
| Passage and fare, - .
| Sept 3-u w.ss JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
DAscisG AcASEnY.-F,s.t Course, Mr.. R. LIABLE
citizens Washington George
own and Alexandria 6r dancing The
.os 'SS%
'vs.v sewss" e as m opposite hotel
All fashionable win be ..gi
Oct i4-dn
that consequence possuemen Of IN, sale al hs
a dc, the E,s ", n H" The % I'M % the
Nm. s ,sd, and ssns%sa Of Asa,nd, Geo.,ow and
octai-d A. sREEN
PRYOR q DAvIDaE win practise In the supreme
JAMES W. PRYOR,
..U L' wS q sTfTsf D. pliy mSsa%'
oct 5-ia~inDect Washington Du,r'c, OF Columbia
pkACIi-GHOwEts are reminded that now the
our paint he only saseai esdy 70, discovered
The expense per An other
..n y s~ in % 's w s sssd
Below is the testimony OF Prof Page.
wAsmssror, Sept 8, 1851.
Ds.s have tried, suggestion the for
success The wa. used upon ssou, .ry trees
@ e rs ss ss and @ "% @ %
no
my unusually ihiity fruitful
Yours &c.
q oe q i1 Lss,,! sss '"A' g. PAGE
w. r.. DuvaiI, Merchant Tailor,
fLats fem Of L.sty Duvan,)
w I'D respectfully public ba
goods Tor sonuemens wear, ruch
Cloths cassnercs and ven, Of the approved
and styles
Meriuo silk, and cotton shirts
Hosiery, er.y.'-, SUI pendcr., gloves
.,,cb n H.
He so'citr liberal stnre Of public pxtronags
His present location oppositcbs former stand National
Hotel, Pennsyivana svenu-l
Sept 27-Maw3wh
Lr1REWORhsi FIREWOREIA The subscriber a NJ
on hand, Of his manufacture, and oAss
Pin wheels, Flower Pots, Grassboppers,
Cbaseu, Biue Lights, China Fiyevs,
Rockets mi ie headers
Roman Candles trecrackers, Mines,
Torbilions, Topedves, Bcngois Lights,
Vertical Wheels Pensy Rockets, scrolls, ia
Stars, Pulling BPS Trianeics.
Tr,npgles, rtt
Orders nom distance promptly attended and the work.
b. Any description Of fancy exhibition pieces. lettering,
T''F JOS q. RussiER,
Oct lt-cod3t No. ~ South Whsrves, Philadelphia.
StsOEMAK Etss' GtO lDSCn hand, and constantly
Of Importation Of hoe stuff aud
mnas
Merchants manufacturers win and supplied
line,
II JOHNS PAYNE,
Importers and dealers in shoemaker goods
Northeast Of Fourth and Arch streets, Phsdeiphs.
July o-eodam
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CEPARATE PROPOSALS. will be received this ofee until II
u O'clock A. M ON Tuesday, lIh November next for
United States marines al The following sta
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OTICEThe subscriber would respectfully
" that Of the postpeucment Of the
OF will
Tuesday, instant, nj which
ladies and Of andria, Georgetown and
Washington and strangers visiting the metropolis,
and eIamino for themselves.
d
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Greensborough, J. Bell, w. Major; Tai
bot, J. A. Massey; Easton, G. d. Carrow;
Centreville, J. B. Ayres, J. Alday;
Church Hill, d. Lambden, S. w. Thorn
as; Millington, G. w. Lybrand, r. L..
Steinman; Vernon, S. G. Palmertre;
Dickinson College agent, ]. c. Thomas.
SNOW HILL DISTRICT.
D. Daily, P. E.; Seaford, J. r. Mer-
rill, G. j. Pasterfeld; Dorchester, v.
Smith, ]. Allen; Cambridge, J. d. Onins,
A. Wallace; Church Creek, Jas. Hargis;
Salisbury, S. Pancoast; Quantico, r. H..
Pattison; Princesse Anne, B. F. Price,
w. e. England; Annam"sscx, D. L. Pat
terson, J. Merrill; Accomac, j. A. Brn-
die, d. Fellow; Northampton, William
Rink; Snow Hill, G.. Hill; Berlin, j..
Turner; Georgetown, r. E. Kemp, G..
Turner; Laurel, A. w. Milby.
John Poisal transferred to Baltimore
Conference; J. H Mcfarland, transferred
to New Jersey con-; James Colder, Mis-
sonary to China; ID. D. Lore, Missionary
to South America; John p. Durbin, cor.
Sec. Miss. Soc. of NJ. f. Church; Levi
Scott, assistant book agent New York.
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SPRING .2.ND SUMNER
&C. G'Esag Nc.

NNERYBODY should embrace this oprortu-
kAnity 10 buy Clothing for Men, Youth, and
Boys, at such prices as have never yet been
known to this city, at GEORGE CULIN'S
Clothing establishments South East Corner Of
.Narket and Second Sfs.. Phladelphia,
Embracing a choice OF the BEST, MOST pEsI-
RABLE, AND FASHIONABLE Dress and Frcck
Coats Habit Cloth do, Linen Drilling do,
Twrcls, SC. Together with great variety of
BOYS CLOTHING, consisting Of sack coats,
polka jackets, monkey jackets, vests and round
Jackets. made Of tweed, linen drilling, cloth,
alpaca, k"rstnli"r, doc>kiu, sc.
Particular care has been taken to procure the
new styles for Men and Boys Sunlner Goats,
Panioioons, TESTS, &c. To which he would in
vito special attention.
FURNISHING GOODS,
consisting of Shirts, Stocks. Handkerchief, &C.;
all of which offered at the forrest possible
Cash Prices, and as cheap as any other clothing
store in the Union.
uI7"Parents who desire Boys Clothing are
earnestly invited TO examine the stock.
Country Storekeepcrs can be accommodated
at very low rates. GEO. CULIN,
S. F.. cor. Second and Market Sts,
April 5, 81 iy Philadelphia.
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THE CECIL w HIG
To Readers and Correspondents

1.-THE Algebraical Question receiv-
ed yesterday, will be printed next week.
FAn article on "Gamblng," by
our correspondent RAMBLER" will be
printed next week.
Our correspondents have drawn large
ly on our columns this week, to the
shutting out of editorial matter, and we
are well enough satisfied to have an ex-
cuse, for, between the Commissioners
court and the County court, we have had
but little time to attend to The Wing.
There are several original communi.
cations on the first page from good wri-
tiers. "To-Morrow" by Mr.. McNutt, is
a pretty thing-the Essay on "Spiritual
Mindedness" is fine article and will
answer for sermon on Sunday -''E."
devotes another article to the S. of T.
and 'Liberalist" furnishes truthful
chapter on an important subject. Be-
sides these original papers, there are, on
the outer pages, many interesting selected
articles.
The letter from California on the pre- :
ceding page, is very interesting one,
and the information contained in ii may
be relied on. The writer, who will be
recognized by many of our readers, ex-
poets to start home in July.
D>"Sonny" bids farewell to s'E."
this week. ''E' babe farewell last week.
"Farcwell word that must be, and hath been
sound that makes us linger;-yet-iarewel -
"E" fingers still-we shall see if the
"agony is over"
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BARGAINS! B4RG.7INIS!!
CLOSING OUT WINTER STOCK.

TNliE subscriber being DESTROYS of closing on,
Il entirely his winter stock of Dry Goods, Of.
icrs al tits early day, splendid lot of Frenc!.
Mcrinocs at 20 per cent below ordinary price,,
Mousiin tie Leires from o per cent below ,hci-
value 10 10 per cent below the cost of importa.
ton. Colored Alpacas, Cashmcres, Sacking
Flannels, Mackinaw Blankets, Cassimeres, Cas-
sinets and Vestines, at greatly reduced prices.
Also. large lot of Prints very low, now Is
your time to purchase, you will need such
goods for 3 or i months yet, and money invested
in them at so low prices, will pay good interest
10 use them year hence.
WILLIAM TORBERT,
One door above the Court House
Jan, 25, Elkton, Md.
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DIsBANDING THE LIGHT ARTILLERY
We stated few days since that the
Secretary Of War, under direction of
the President, has sent an order to Fort
McHenry for the disbandng of Compa-
ny A. Of the Second Artillery, now at
that post, commanded by the gallant
Major Sedgwick, Major Ripley and
Lieut.. Gary, three ofthe noblest officers
in the service. Per consequence, prep
arations are now being made to house
the valuable batteries, where they will
undoubtedly rust, and dispose Of, at pub
lie sale, the fine animals, which, through
seeming instinct. had become SO well &C.
qualnted with artillery movements.
This splendid company was favorably
known throughout the United States as
Duncan's battery, Oh account of having
"opened the ball'' with Mexico at the
battle Of Palo Alto, and was in every en-
gagement in that war except Buena
Vista. When the news of their dis
banding reached Fort McHenry, DR.
Wood, son-in-law of the late President
Taylor, and Lieut.. Burnside, both Of the
army, We're present, with several hun
dred citizens Of Baltimore. These brave
officers observed that the lamented gen.
eral often spoke in the most exalted
terms of the great usefulness of Major
sedgwick's battery. To say that there
is general regret upon hearing that the
company is to disband, would feebly ex-
press the opinion in Baltimore.
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HARTFORD LAND SALE.-About 1900
Acres of Land, known as "Hall's PARK"
about 5 miles from Havre de Grace,
was sold on Wednesday the I'd instant.
The portion Of it (about 200 Acres, } en-
bracing the buildings about Halls X
Roads was purchased by Mr.. Robert L..
Morgan ofthis town for nine thousand
dollars, which We consider a very good
sale about $45 per acre.-.Nadisonian.
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SPRING & SUM ER CLOTHING.
1T PhiladelPhia Prices.

TVILLIH.N G. 10 " E,
No. 81 Market ST., WUmmgton, Del.
I INFORMS the people of Cecil, that he has on
lhand and is constantly adding to his already
large stock Of Goods, great variety of Spring
and Summer Clothing, suitable for the season.
His stock consists of Sacks. Dress Coats, Vests,
Pants, and an unusually large assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods, which will be sold
at Philadelphia prices.
Persons who may be in want Of anything in
my line, are invited to call and examine my
Goods, and learn the prices before purchasing
elsewhere. [apr 5
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ATTENTION..

HIIEWITON.
TS|HE subscriber bcgs leave to return his sim
h cere thanks to q kim public, for the patron
age i,ceivvd for twenty years, as
Surreyer and Conueyancer,
and promises TO continue to make any reasona-
bic sacrifice, for the accommodation of all those
who may desire to perpetuate such patronage.
He also continues TO act as
Land Agent,
for all those whs may confer on him such agen-
cy. JOHN JANNEY.
College Green, Cecil Co., Md. lie eft
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DEER PARK HALL,
NEWARK, DELAWARE.
THE SUMMER SESSION of this Institution
l. for the Education of Young Ladies, will open
on Wednesday, May It'll.
Boarding, Washing, &C., English TUT
ton, per session of five months, S65.00
Music, with use of Piano, 20.O0
Languages, each 1000
Drawing and Painting. 1000
For further particulars, address
REV. WALTER +. FRANKLIN,
March % 4w. Neuork, Del.
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CARRIAGE FOR S.ALE.

THE subscriber has for sale, one horse
Carriage, nearly good as when new, but will
sell for much less than original cost. Also a
SET Of single harness. Persons wishing to pur-
chase such articles would doubtless find il to
their interest 10 call soon and examine the same.
NOrlh Inst. abr D II s. 3. Ford.
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TO THE LADIES.

NJ BROWN, Jr., successor TO Brown l.
ALe McIntire, has just opened at the Ola
Stand, (next poor to Johnson's Hotel,) all of the
following colors Of superior high colored French
Merinoes.
Royal purple, French Mernoe, Handsome
Sea Green do. Claret, do. Mazarine Blue, do.
Handsome Maroon, do. Wine Colour, do, TO-
ecther with very large assortment of an entire
ly new style of Muslin de LANES.
Nov. 10
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PHILADELPHIA CONFERENCE.

The Annual Conference of the Meth
odist E. Church, commenced in Smyrna,
Del, on March Doth, and continued its
sessions until Saturday morning last,
April 9Th, when at 10 O'clock A. NJ, it
ad journed sine die.
STATIONS OF THE PREACHERS.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA DISTRICT.
R. Gerry, P. f., Phila., st. Georges,
w. NJ. d. Ryan; Trinity, &. r. Crooks;
Eighth ST., Jos. Castle; Fifth ST., to be
supplied; st. Johns, J. W. McCaskey;
Kensington, H. r. Galloway; Port Rich
mond, w. w. McAichael; Sanctuary,
James Sewell; Twelfth ST., Jos. Mason;
Bethlehem, w. Mullen; North City
Home Miss, G.. Quigley; Lehmans Cha
pei, John Henry; Milestown, J. l.. Hous-
ton; Frankford, VIM. Cooper; Bustleton,
G. J. Crouch; Bristol, w. McCoombs;
Attleborough, A. X. Freed; Cohochsink,
H. S. Atmore; Newtown, Nj. H. Sisty;
Quakertown, Il. w. Shippers; Easton,
John l.. Taft; Stroudsburg, John A.
Watson; Allentown Mission, w. H.
Brisbane.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA DISTRICT.
7. J. Thompson, P. E.; Phila. Union,
to be supplied; Nazareth, J. T. Cooper;
Mariners Bethel, J. Humpriss; Ebenezer,
John Ruth; Wharton St., E. r. Will
liams; St. Pauls, R. M. Greenbank; Sa-
lem, David hields; Western, R. Gun
ningham; Asbury, T. S. johnson; Had
dington, John Shields; West Chester, A.
Goodman; Springfield, E. Reed, P Hal
lowell; Lancaster, LIST church, p. Coomb;
2nd church, J. Dickerson; Columbia, w.
Bishop; Marietta, NJ. d. kurtz.
READING DISTRICT.
Z. Miller, p. E., Reading: Ebenezer,
w. H. Elliot; st. Peters, G. d. Bowen:
Potts, lille, LIST church, Fl. Colclaser; 2nd
church, J. Y. Ashton; Port Carbon, Jas.
McCarter; Tamaqua, J. E. Meredith;
Schuylkill Haven, H. B. Mauger; Mi
nersville, J. B. Mccullough; fremont,
J. F. Merideth; Mauch Chunk, T. G.
Murphy; Stoddartsville, F. lllman; Har-
risburg, VIM. Uric; Dauphin, H. Sutton;
Halifax, J. Cummings; Lebanon, j.
Hand; Pottstown, Allen John, J. H.
Turner; Ph9nixville, S. Patterson; Nor
ristown, P. j. Cox; Bethel and Evans
burg, w. L. Boswell; Germantown, G..
Owen; Manyunk Mt. Zion, w. Barns;
Ebenezer, H. F. Hurn; Chester Circuit,
J. Carlisle, D. r. Thomas; Mount Hope,
J. B. MadduX.
WILMINGTON DISTRICT.
J. Smith, P. E.; Asbury, J. A. Roach;
St. Pauls, F. Hodgson; Union, A. Man
ship; Mt. Salem, N Heston; Delaware
City, E. J. Way, j. Brindie; Newark, S.
Townsend, J. H. Lightburn; Cecil, Levi
Storks; Elkton, T. A. Fernley, T. S.
Thomas; Oxford, J. Bissey, j. Thomp.
son; North East, J. F. Boone, J. N.
King; Port Del osit, J. D. Curtis; Fulton,
Jos. T. Cook; Strasburg, c. Karsner, j.
Robinson; Cochranville, w. l.. Gray, ].
J. Jones; Brandywine, H. Sanderson;
Grove, J. H. Wythes, w. Boyd; Old
Chester, S. G.. Hare; Zion, J. Bayne.
EAsToN DISTRICT.
T. ]. Quigley, P. E.; Middletown and
Cantwells Bridge, J. R. Anderson;
Smyrna, H. E. Gilroy; Smyrna Circuit
T. Newman, Jos. Gregg; Dover, J. T,
Hazard, c. J. Thompson; Frederick, J.
Flannery, S. S. Gillingham; Milford, J
Aspril, J. Hough; Denton, s. M. Cooper
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NEW LONDON ACADEMY,

tHENIER CO, ~.
TlIE duties Of the Summer Session will be re-
l. sumed on the first Monday, the 9th of May.
IERMS.-Boardmg &C., with Tuition $50
per session Of twenty-one weeks. Washing
$3.50 per session. No extras. For catalogues
and circulars, apply post paid) to
VIM. +. MYERS, A. NJ, Princ'l,
Apr. 8 Nv Neiu London, Cag,ierLo, Pa.
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FOR SALE.
GT,7.NO &. LIME

EbR1ME fresh Guano, Peruvian and Patago-
Il nian, just imported and inspected. No. |,
no mistake. Also, Wrightsville Lime. Far
mers please apply in time, so as due notice can
be given TO the burners of this valuable article
II. BENNETT, Ag't,
Apr. 5, 81 3w Elk Landing,
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Hon. VIM. Case, whig, was reelected
Mayor of the city of Cleveland, Ohio,
on the 7th inst, by $50 majority. A
majority of the council wing.
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remaining in the Post
March 81, 1851.
Logan, VIM.
Moorehead, Miss M. A.
Nlilburn, Miss Mary
Miller, N. c.
Miller \ Davis,
. Kitchener, John
McGinnis, Peter
Moore, VIM.
Mace, DR.. Sam V.
Mullen, Samuel
Marley, John
McClung, J. r.
Naudain, Susan
Oldham, \. II. 9
Price, Miss Helen NJ.
Price, Mary X.
Read, Jos.
Rutter, Sarah r.
Reed, Vim. NJ.
Smith, A.
Smith, Henry
Smith, T. S.
Smith, Mrs. Eliza
Sergeant, Mrs. Eliza'th
Thomas, George
Sail maker,
Thompson, James
Williams, Jas.
Warburton, James
Wilson, Samuel
W alstcn. John
Wood, Matthew ].
Warner, Richard
Ward, John L.
the above will please shy
JOS. WALLACE,
p. NJ.
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NOTICE.-Thc state meetings of the Or
phans' Court of Cecil county, are held on the Sc
cond Tuesdays in February, April, June, August,
October and December. School Accounts must be
presented, on the second Tuesday in January, the
1st Tuesday in April, the 2nd Tuesday in July,
and the 3rd Tuesday in October.
GEO. r. HOWARD, Reg. Of Wills.
Jan. 4th 1851.
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DlsBANDlNG OF TRoops-A Wash
ington correspondent, in abiding 10 the
order of the Secretary of War disbanding
the Flying Artillery, says:
"Many other troops will be disbanded,
and, as mentioned, heretofore he decl-
ared that he would, if he had the power,
disband the seventh regiment ofinfantry.
The reason for this measure is, that no
means We're provided by Congress to
move the the troops to the frontier,
where alone they are wanted, and SUBJ
sist them there"
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SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
NOTICE.

TIIEannunl meeting Of the Stockholders ofth
L. farmers steam Accommodation Line of NJ.
wa. held al Port Deposit, Nd, on Tuesday,
March the 18th, When the following gentlemen
were elected Directors for the ensuing years
r. *. THOMAS,
BENJAMIN BUNKER,
JOHN TRrcKs, Philadelphia.
w. II. GILf1N,
JOHN TUT.
EDWIN WILMER, !
JOSEPH ROMAN, JR., ofCccil county
J. B. Phillips, Maryland.
JAMES l.. CRAIG.
BY order JAMES L. CRAIG, Sec'ty
mar. s 81 If. +. S. A, L. OF VI
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Cecil Bank.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Stock .holders,
~ that an Election for Nine Directors, will be
held at the Banking house, on SATURDAY, the
10th day of May next, between the hours Of 3
and O'Clock, p. M. BY order,
Mar 90, 81. A. ANDERSON, Cash'r.
AT the sane time and place, the books will be
opened for subsciiption 70 the Capital Stock OF
said Tank
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MORE NEWS.

l'he largest, the most fashionable, and the be-:
l. assortment of mems, woman's, and children.
boots and shoes, in Cecil county, is 10 be found T.
the subscribers BOOT & SHOE STORE, in LIZ
ton.
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
Opposite the Court House.
The subscriber would respectfully inform ! ~
friends, and the public generally, that he he'
purchased of his brother, (Enoch Crouch h,
entire stock Of Ladies, Misses, and children
boots and shoes, and has commenced manuf,r.
turing Ladies Shoes of every description. Hcn
now PREF Jared to accommodate all who may f.v"-
him with u call, with mems women's and ch
drens boots and shoes of the bsstsor at very low
prices. Til OS. c. CROUCH.
Elkton, Feb. Goth '4S.
n. B. Country produce taken in exchange f.
boots and shoes. Wanted journeymcn shoenah
prS.
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Periodicals..

Graham's .Wog0eiae.-NIr. Graham
sends out beautiful Magazine for May.
"ilora," ''The May Queen and "Spring
Flowers are elegant engravings, and
besides there are several wood engrav-
ings. Among the contributors are Prem
tice, Hosmer, Stoddard, Herbert. Pollok,
SAKE, Grace Greenwood and Alice Ca
rey.
SaJtam's .Nognzine.-Among the
writers for the May number of Sartain,
are Mrs. Elicit, Mrs. Kirkland, Miss
Hadry, Tuckerman, Dwight and Dr..
TODD. The Weeper of Wirtemburg,
is striking picture Of great merit, and
there are two other fine steel cngravings
beside. 1t is an excellent number.
Godey'S Lady's B,o';. -Godey for
May has three fine engravings, and a
large number of wood cuts. Among
those who contribute to It's pages are Mrs
Hale, Mrs. Elicit, Y. s. Arthur, Alice
B. Neal, and several other good writers.
BosToN, APRIL 9.-1he Fugitire Stare
Case-Decision PoStponcd-.7 " c u
.Nore-E'cars Of Collision MIR. Cur
It's, U. S. Commissioner, has postponed
his decision in the fugitive slave case till
Friday. MIR. Webster arrived last night,
and was cordially received.
The case of the negro Sims begins to
assume more serious aspect, and d.
rect collision between the general and
State governments appears to be threat
ened.
In the Massachusetts Senate to-day, an
order was passed By vote of % to 7,
appointing committee to enquire
''whether the freedom of any inhabitant
OF this Commonwealth is in danger
through the remissness OF any officer
thereof, or if any law for the security of
personal freedom has been violated by
any officer of the city or State"
This movement is in consequence of
the refusal of the Sheriff to serve the
writ Of replevin upon the Marshal and
also his refusal to serve a criminal war;
rant upon Sims for assaulting the officer
who arrested him, both of which were
designed as pleas to get Sims out of the
hands of the United States authorities.
The committee is now in session. The
Governor has also directed the ATTORNEY
General to consult with the Sheriff reIa-
tive to serving the writ ofreplevin upon
the Marshal
Immense placards are posted about,
calling on the citizens and all opponents
OF slavery to assemble at the State House
on Friday, and witness the States dis
grace in the delivering up of Sims.