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Forward Saloon do 100 OO...... 100 10
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THE NEW YORK n LIvERPOOL UNITED
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The ships comprising this line arc
The ATLANTIC. .....--.... Capt. West.
The PACIFIC .....-......--Capt. Nye.
The ARCTIC. Capt. Luce.
The BALTIC. Capt. Comstock
The ADRIATIC .......... Capt Grafton
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Question.
[sE.LEcTEp]
BY A / 4 j. Y

Three Ladies purchased Il ball Of exceedingly
fine thread, for which they pay equally. Al
lowing the radius of the ball to be three inches
and the quality of the thread in each layer to
vary as its distance from the centre, how much
will she diminish the radius who winds oil the
first portion
Cy"BcsiIes the original matter in our paper
to-day. which reaches several columns, we think
the reader will agree, there is good variety OF
miscellaneous reading.
Ey~One of our correspondents refers to the
strange and beautiful, though sad appearance Of
the mingled snow and flowers on Monday last,
and draws some pretty reflections therefrom.
How late in the spring for snow; bringing to in
slant memory Il line in Goldsmith's Traveller:
"But Winter, lingering, chills the lap Of May
1t was strange to see the young grass srrinklcd
over with snow, and the flowers peeping up
through it; and to hear the Bob olink sing
while the neecy shower came down; strange and
beautiful, as well; yet it was but tor a day; the
grass and the flowers are the prettier now that
the sun has driven the chill away, and the birds
the merrier sing.
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ERRIcsoN Boat RoBBER CONVICTED

ERR1csoN Boat RoBBER CONVICTED.
AT Philadelphia, on Tuesday, in the
case of George Bennett, hand on board
the Ericsson boat Union, charged with
larceny, the jury, after being out all
night, came into court and stated their
inability to agree. Judge Parsons re-
marked that he did not see how differ
ence of opinion could arise in a case
where the evidence was so direct.
There was no doubt that the goods had
been stolen, and they were found in
the possession ofthe defendant. One of
the jurors observed that Coles evidence
was not considered satisfactory. The
Judge replied that there had been moth
ing to impeach it, and in this case he
was not charged with being an accom-
plice. The jury thereupon retired, and
in few minutes returned with ver-
dict of "guilty."-Bah. San.
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SUSPENSION BRlDGEs.-A wire sus-
pension bridge is now in course Of erec-
ton over the Kentucky river as part of
the Louisville and Frankfort Railroad.
The length of the cables is 5S5 feet each,
the height of the towers Is feet. Mr..
Serrell, edgineer Of the Lewistown sus-
pension bridge has made an examination
of the site for suspension bridge at
Black Rock, near Buffalo, over the Nj
agara river. The space between the
two towers would be 1900 feet. This
would be the longest suspension bridge
in the world. 1t is stated that the cost
would only be $250,000.
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To KILL CocKRoAcHEs.-Mix equal
quantities of red lead and Indian meal
with molasses, making it about the con-
sistency of paste. 1t is known to be a
certain determination of reaches. A
friend who was troubled with thousands
upon thousands of them, rid his house of
them in very few nights by this mix
ture. Put it upon iron plates and set it
where the vermin are thickest, and they
will soon help themselves. Be careful
not to have any article of food near by
where you set the mixture.
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NEW SPRING Go01s,
EAN'CY IND STHPLE.


THE subscriber returns his thanks for past
patronage. and respectfully solicis q continu-
ancc ofthe same. The public will please call
and examine his stock. B.. MAY.
ElAton, Apr 10, 81
TO THE LADIES.
d !. MAY has received handsome assortment
ID. of Silks, Poplns, Beregc de LANES, silk
Lustres, mourning Alracas, Chambrays, Cling
hams, Plaid and Swiss Muslins, and a great va
rety of fashionable style of Prints. Also kid
silk, Isle thread, and cotton Gloves; Hosiery,
Trimmings, sc. apr 10
rLOTHS, CASSlMEREs; WEEDS,
SJcans, Drllinss, Muslins, brownard bleacn-
ed; Hardware, Quecnsware, Groceries, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Meal, Salt,
st. Ubes, ground alum and fine. For sale By
apr 10 &. F. MAY.
p.S. Country produce taken in exchange for
goods at the highest market price.
CATERS IND SHOES.
A fresh supply ol Mrs. Smiths Caters; Jenny
Lind, buskin, medium sole, kid slippers and
chilirens Shoes; for sale by &. i. MAY.
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Discovery OF THE TuSK OF A MAsTA-
DON IN UNION COUNTY, Pa. We learn
from the Lewisburg (Union county,
Chronicle, that, on Saturday last, the
ivory tusk ola NIastadon was found in
Kelly township, while digging ditch.
The tusk was ten feet long, moderate
ly curved, nine inches in diameter at one
end, and four inches at the other. 1t
was found two feet below the surface,
in layer of blue clay, which rested on
bed of sand and gravel. A similar
relic was found week before last on the
farm of Mrs. Whitmore, in Tunkhannock
Borough, Wyoming county, while dig
ging the North Branch Canal. 1t was
about ten feet below The surface, in a
strata of sand.
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DRESS GOODS.

AhPENED this week at +. BROWN, Jr.'s,
Vsome very handsome Barge de LANES, en-
tirely new style and superior quality; silk Pop
Inns, linen Ginehams, changeable Silk for sacks,
very rich fig'd Dress Silks, plain and fg'd Swiss
Muslin, plain and striped Cambria, very cheap;
handsome French Ginehams. needle collars and
cuffs plain and embroidered Silk Gloves, misses
and ladies Lise thread, and u superior Lot Of Kid
Gloves. arr. %
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Cheap Cash Store.
"SmaH Profits, and Quich Sales"


KETTLEWELL & CO., ELKTON, MD.
Sd especially announce TO the citizens of Ce-
Il a ell county, that they have taken the Store
house in Gition, lately occupied Ivy WIN. Pell
where they have just opened anew and very su-
perlor stock Of goods, adapted to the present
and approaching season. Their stock embraces
Il choice assortment ofDRT GOODS, among
which are some very superior Cloths, Cassimers
and Neslings, and Lady's Fancy Goods, OF the
latest styles and patterns, all selected with the
utmost care, ana a determination to PLEASE
Muslin, I'd wide, Is! cts yd wide, 10 cts
bleached from 6 70 Isl cts. Calicoes from 8 !,
to ~ ct1. ID Ctcice lot Of Boots and Shoes
Ladies Misses and Chiiircn's Shoes, beauti-
tul article; together with Mems and Boys Boots
and Shoes, Philadelphia manufacture, which
will be iouni superior 10 any in this market.
Also, coarse Boots and Blooans, all exceeding
iy cheap. CHOICE GROCERIES. They are
prepared TO oiier the greatest bargains in Gro
ccries, a large and general assortment ofwhich
will be kept always on land. Their goods Lave
all been purchased with great care. at the Low
est cash prices. SUGARS, brown 5 70 5 cts; loaf
l2R. Coffee 12!1. Nails 5 cts per ID.
CONE IND SEE. They invite the public
to call and examine their goods, and learn their
prices. They are confident that they can olar
the greatest Inducements 10 purchasers, who
shall admit that K2"iemeN j. Co.'S, Sore i de
place for Bargains.
CC~Ccuntry produce Of every description ia
ken in exchange for goods.
KETTLEWELL s co.
Elkton. April 2G '5l--tf
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Cheap Pant StEfST.

z UST opened lot Of very heavy Couonade
ep for pants. Superior linen Check, cAna heavy
blue Drilling, striped and plaid pant stuff, cheap;
twilled Nankin, black ana fancy cold Croton
cloth, (for hoys,) black and fancy cold CASH
mercttc; blcached. brown and fancy cold Linen
Drilling, very superior; black and fancy Cussl-
mcres; new style summer casslmercs. Selected
with great care in regard to colors, and are Of
tered at prices to suit customers.
apr % EDMUND BROWN, JR.
Store next door to Johnson's Hotel.