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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-15

Mr. Lawrason offered the following resolutions the rules
being suspended, and moved their adoption
Resolred That the invitation of the First Nuncipal
ity be accepted
Resolred That the Council of this Municipality ex-
tend to the City of Lafayette the invitation appoint
committee to meet similar committees of the Three NUM-
cpaites of NewOrleans for the purpose of maturing
plan for consolidating the four Municipal Governments
g. Resoled That the First and Third Municipalities he
requested in the invitation extended by the
Second Municipality to the City of Lafayette to take
into consideration the subject of Consolidation
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-15

The following communication from the Council of the
First Municipality read
SEcRETARYs OFFICE, New0rleans, Dec 26, 1851.
rome Hon President and Members et the Council Of Amici-
patty No. I,cp:
ENrLEMEs-IIerewith have the honor to transmit to
your honorable body. copy of resolution adopted by
the Council of Municipality No One at its sitting Of
Monday, the 22h inst Very respectfully.
Your obcdient servant.
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TRUITS, NUTS, Etc
ya $500 boxes NJ K RAtSISS,
1900 drums NEW FIGS.
ast So ksgs FINE GRAPES.
90 cahs FANCY BOX PRrNES.
500 bags SOFT SHE'LL ALMONDS.
go bags GRESQBLE WALNuTS.
so hbls BRAZIL NUTS. For sals by
iaAIs A. +. COCHRAN L CO., 81 TchouptorI Ias
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Mr.. Brugnicns presented the following

testimony. that Michael Hughes Second lieutenant Of
the Night Watch of the Second Municipality has in yo-
afion Of the ordinances of the Second Municipality aore
saia and m disregard of his duty. knowingly wilfuy.
and corrupty placed the list of Night Watchmen one
John flanagan who under the direction Of said Hughes
was placed on duty and acted in the capacity of Watch
o. tho City Council or Police Committee in total disregard
Of duty. Therefore belt
Resored That the said Hughes Second Lieutenant of
the Night Watch aforesaid for the above reced
be and he is hereby dismissed from Office
On motion it referred to the committee on Police
Mr. iancey as chairman of the committee on claims.
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BE Ordained That hereafter it shall not be lawful for
any dly or other vehicle. loaded with railroad iron or
other heavy material that in the opinion Of the Eharn
ship landings to drive sai wood work under nenaltv
OF va for each violation of this ordinance recoverable
before any corri of competent jurisdiction
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-15

N''Ii 'iF-Ei'IF
tsrs 10 his stOrs OF sools Tor their
srtiei"s have been selected with 4
tong experience in that particular Ii
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-15

Resrd That the resolutions of the Council passed nj
state IN ms weekly reports what portion of the recent
were paid in cash and what portion the liabilities of the
municipality, and to give the names of the Collector.
VINO paid said liabilities and likewise the names Of the
VINO nave paid in cash etc and also the collectors
70 iur!sh the Treasurer with weekly statement Of an
eoec,i9hs giving the names Of the persons from whom,
aid eoectois have been made specifying the amount
Of cash or obligations Of the Municipality received
be- and are hereby repealed So 50 ese '
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-15

| fnffige
Seon That theots composing tisa ss,,sarsx ~
auction by Beard May. actioers s ,hss eis H.
ch other as may be named By tie CGnncit X
Munc1paihy No and the parties to this act An h
sha be msdf the duty Of such anetoueer 0r
TO draw mp formal process verbal the sale Of tie a;i
lots, and to gn the same. and to deposit dunicate
thereof with the undersigned notary And acfs ~ az y
the said property shall be passed before the said notary
and sfl be signed by the Finance COMMITTEES of Nc si
Council and BY the purchaser purchasers and the acts
Of sale thus signed shall BE- binding upon all the said
ties OF the second part vendors That the said auction
-acs shall be made after advertisement in at least two
newspapers published in Sew0reans and shall bf con.
tinued from time to time until all the lots are soM That
the lots in the squares between New Leyee and Fulton
street sa be sold in tine winter of 1851 1859 uness
the sale shall be postponed by consent :
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Reolred. That the Mayor be authorized and
after ewing ten days notice in the official paper to sell
at public auction the contract for making and rerarn
IRON the 2st inst to the 1st january 1853 The work
to be done in accordance with the specifications to be
nished by the Surveyor and published with said notice
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BUSINESS CARDS.

4 DDISON & CO., Wholesale Grocers and Com
1 nnon Merchants, IS Poytraa ST. Ne~orlesn. es
A NDREWS s. CO., JOHN w, Commission
Mtrehsn'A and Shipping Agents, 81 Common jas
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Whsreds, This Municipality through her Finance Com,
mttee, d together with certain other parties in the
year ls5I sign an Act of Compromise before H. b. Cens
notary for the settlement of their respective interests in
the Bature in front of this Municipality and since the
signing thereof several of the said parties have erased their
signatures therefrom which esures are illegal and do
not release the said parties from their obligations in sa
contract And whereas by the terms of said Act of Com
promise the Finance Committee of this Municipality is
vested with authority to pass the titles for the sale of said
lots and the said act being full force and effect
as if such erasures had taken place it being further
for the interest of this Municipality that the
property should be sold.
Be therefore Resoued That the said Finance Committee
this Municipality as advertised provided in their judgment
the said property shall sell for a fair price q
BE il further Resored That tho Finance Committee be
authorized to postpone said sale in their Judgment the
said property does not bring fair value
hnth Resoired That this Municipality will warrant
and defend the title to all lots sold under the authorization
of their Finance Committee
NE"ORLEAHs, JAN 12, 1852
a. Brother, Esq Chairman Of the Finance Co,upitfee etc
elR--in answer TO your note of Saturday last beg
leave to state that the parties who had signed the act
compromise in relation to the batture in front of the
suburb St Mary had no legal right to Withdraw thc,
from said and that the ersre of their
not affect the rights of the ,I,ncipaIitv and ether
parties to the act 1conser that the contract was ner
feet and obligatory on the Municipality and tile other
parties who had signed it, In communicative agreements
it is true the parties have right to retrace their stems
as long as any OF them have not signed but this right is
based on the principle that party cannot be bound
until the oter Is equally so but consider that the act
OF compromise does not contain any reciprocal Obligations
between the original donors for the pretensons set
by them must necessarily be confined to the properly
originally belonging to them, to those under whom
they claim The obligations created by this contract are
distinct and independent of each other so far as the do
nor or their representatives concerned AZ the pro-
per representatives Of the Municipality have signed the
act OF compromise and have thereby bound the
tion u seems to me to follow necessary consequence
that all the parties who have given their the
contract by afixns their signatures to it, equally
bound and cannot be permitted to release themselves by
The erasure of their signatures erasure being in my
opinion Illegal must be considered if it had not been
toue My advice, therefore is that the sale of the prop
rty be made as advertised that say that the prop
r,y formerly belonging to the persons who had signed
10 act be thus sold leaving unsod for the present. the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-15

Mr.. Vontagan offered the following an amendment
Resortd That the Committee of Conference in behalf OF
the Second Municipality be requested to vote Conso-
daton of the Municipalities with without Lafayette
Mr. Etcr moved to lay the whole subject on the table
which was lost by the following vote:
Yeus-AIessrs Etter and johnson, 2
Nuys-Messrs Brother, Brugnens Emerson. Hawthorn
Lawrson Perry, Rens,nw, Shields, Shortrdge Stewart
Sykes, yontagen, Wheelehan and Yancey 49,
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Rssogfd. That the Assissa,at Attorrey IL ina
palty be and is hereby instructed to caee the i,asf
Of this Municipality against Doinick yafden Sn IA
aJn,g the cost Of Court and the Attorneys fse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-15

PaHnt m the aove entitled by her pctition or
bill of complaint lately exhibited against Won to he
relieved touching certain matters and things therein CON
tanned Now therefore in consideration of the premises
and her Solicitors, Counseor Attorneys and Agents
and each OF them hereby commanded strictly en-
oi,td under The pealty Of the law that they absolutely
refrain and desist from selling attempting sell any
part portion of the property described in said bill
of complaint and known and designated the Battur'
of faubourg St Mary situated within Municipality No
Two of the City of fNewOrleansun the further order of
said Court
Witness the Hon. Roger B. Taney Chief Justice of the
supreme Court of the United States the City of New
Orleans, the 18th day of January, A. D. 1852
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A J. CIR o w.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
No. 50 .Nlfhek ST., WiimiagtoH, Del.
GROCERIES, CHEAP FOR CASH.
THE subscriber having on hand at his Store
No. ~ Market ST., a large and general assert
mrnt OF fresh and well selected Groceries, takes
ths method OF informing the citizens o! ElktOn
and Cecil county generally, that he will sci!
them as cheap as they can ne bought either in
the Wilmington or Philadelphia market; and
respectfully soicits a call from suc! as may want
goods IN his linz. before purchasing elsewhere.
Also, Wives Il s.i:;NSsS.
Always on hand III choice variety. Consist
ing IN part ni
UQUORS,--of tho first and medium quality
old Cognac Brandy, do pale do, .Is,naica
Spirits, rcach Brandy, Cheyry Brandy. Holland
{ in.
,7tNES.-M Madeira, Port, Tenerihe, Sherry,
Lia',oi and Sweet Malaga.
Ezra 'uc OLD MoNoHG AuELA Whisky, and
Wiar Bites. ANDREW J. GROW,
NJ. D., Market ST., door above M!lrr's
U.c. ISCm Hotel, Wilmington, DEL
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Tin-Ware and Stoves.

a LDRIDGE & CANTWELT., successors
"a tn Graham y Airilgc, sill continue al
tne old stand, corner OF Main aud Bridge Sis,
Where we hope to he all. To accommodate all
vino may favor Us with call, as our ohjcr; is
10 sell chcap for the cash, 10 pnnctGRl CUSTOM
c.S. Having large >ioch o. Iln-ware ard
Stoves on hand, ii v'cai he 10 the interest o.
those in want OF such articles, to @ivc US call
before pure has!ug elsewhere.
We woui! cat the attention Of thc public to
III" very lnr@c a~i superior lot Of Stores Of We
rious kinds and patterns comprising al the
Cooi,, Co0f md Wood Nfoccs,
now in use, of which the following are n part;
Cool; Siovcs-Brlle ofthc States, Metropolitan,
improved onplcle, Tor wood or coal; EtnG
Alright, Girard Air-linhi. AS;nr ART gAi,
Premium, aud Atwood Empire all of which afc
v"ty superior cook stoves. Their assortment
oi nal and Wood Stoves tor rooms counting
houses, &C.. is yciy large and beautiful, COIN
pri,ina in rart the Revere, Jenny Lind, Dia-
ia0nd Pa'lo~, sheet Iron Air-ti"ht &c. The
ruhli" are respectfully invited TO call at their
"la siam! AMI examine their assortment, us we
feet "urc they viii br pleased.
Also a large ASSORTMENT Of Unaware Iapaacd
AMI plain; and every other article thal is gen.
traily KEEP, i It I'm and sheet iron establishment.
E"oi9@ana ,pguting done al The shortest no.
tla". and on shc most reasonable terms.
Country produce laatn in "%raaA&c for Tin
ware. iIniCn sep ~ II.
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NOTICE..
,hans' Court Of Cecil county, }

Orphans Court Of Cecil county,
December 18th, 1852.
ORDERED, That the sale made and reported
" by Andrew McInlire, IT,, executor Of And.
McIntire. Sen, be ratified and confirmed, I'M
less cause to the contrary thereof be shewn, on
or before he second Tuesday IN January next;
provided COPY Of ,his order be inserted in some
newspaper printed at Elkton, once in each Of
three successive week. before the said second
Tuesday IN January nest.
The reporl states the amount Of sales TO be
$1,000. True copy. Test.
JAMES II. LAMAR,
Dec IS 3w Register.
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Correspondence Of T#c CrrH jIhig,
H'-n,sa sgas Essica FSeet5.sG a,OuSG.
.Aa}y Job--incolreH sgcs,ioH
ob0M The .HgcYYmsh, &c.
Nm. EpTon:-l observe in your last
paper an account of a visit to Andre W
job, taken from the Register and EX-
aminer, paper published, / suppose in
Chester county. | have no doubt but
the visitors give a faithful account Of
their visit, and though Andy Shuns Gu
rous visitors, yet their account states
they were civilly eatrd-app!es knock
ed down for them, their questions an
swered Sc; and they in return, on some
false statement given them, have assert
ed in the last paragraph, "he has former
ly been rery wicked" Andy has al
ways been represented, (and | have
been resident OF the neighborhood up
ward of thirty years. as praceable and
inoff"nsive, except when intruded on,
or annoyed by rude boys, or more rude
men.
Andy has rights as well as other men,
and should not be intruied on Tor mere
curiosity, or to supply paragraph for a
newspaper; and hope those who have
published the above visit, will have the
goodness to contradict the statement of
his having formerly been very wicked.
There are persons i'll this neighbour
borhood preparing an account of HIM
which, at proper time, is intended to
be sent you.
laso see by an advertisement IN YOU
last paper that the Commissioners will
not be able to hear Appeals at the time
appointed uy law, and that some further
Legislation may be necessary If so, [
hope, it will be provided that copy OF
the Assessment of each district; (some-
thing like the book furnished each Col
lector annualy,) should be exhibited at
the place Of holding Elections, at least
twenty days before the Appeals are held.
This would give every taxable an easy
opportunity of seeing and comparing his
assessment with his neighbors; he then
would be contented without giving the
Commissioners any trouble.
A FARMER.
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THE CECIL WING,
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
RN 2 q RICkEIIS.

TERMs.--Two dollars year in advance. and
two dollars and fifty cents ifnot paid in advance.
To clubs, in advance, five copies for eight dol
lars; ten copies for fifteen dollars.
ApvERTIstNG.-On dollar square for three
weeks insefliGa twenty-five cents square Tor
each subsequent insertion. Twelve lines Of
BREWER, or space equal to that, make square
Fractions Of 4 square, counted as square.
Advertisements inserted quarterly, semi-annu-
ally OF By the yea! at moderate rates.
fC-Han,lbills and ION Work ofall kinds done
neatly and at shor, notice. The office ot..THE
WING" is in the centre ofthe town, next door
TO Doct Wallace's Dug Store.
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CONSTIBLES S.3LE

by virtue of a writ Of feri acias, issued by
ID John +. Brown, Esq, Zone of the Justices
oi'thc Peace OF the State Of Maryland, in and
for Cecil county, at The suit OF Serena Harding
(colored,) use Of James Crow, against the
goods and chsttles, Lands and tencments Of
Abraham Brown, (co!ored, y and 20 me directed,
have seized and taken in execution all the
right, title. interest and claim, at law and in
equity of the said Abraham Brown in and to
all that piece, parcel OF tract of land, living and
being in the Fourth District o. Cecil county,
adjoining lands Of Samuel Holland and John
Devnney, and containing II ACRES. more or
less; and hereby give notice, thai on SATuR-
DAY, the 18th day ofJanua:y, 1853, will Of
fer fnr sale at the Court House door in the town
of Elkton, the said land to the highest bidder
for cash, TO satisfy said writ.
HEZ FOARD,
Dec %, is (S2.25) Const.
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N+Shs&n a..

Nl-HEHEtE The a'rr Section of the Act OF
" the LEGISLATURE ot January session OF tS32,
ch;:n;rr 81, for the General Assessment and
Valuation 1t Property in dis state, provides,
that from and after the scc0nl Mon1ay in De-
c4rnbcr nest until the first MoLIay in J"nuaiy
1893, the Clrrl: OF the county Commissioners
,bali attend daily in his Office for tho prrp"s" ii
s.,on ing the RETURN OF the Assessors ofthe Na-
uation an Assessment of Property in this cuun-
Is. to every person holding or owning property
IN said counlr.
And Whcrcns. the 2Gth section Of the afore-
sail Act. requires the comfy Commissioners to
assemble at ihr,, usual places OF meeting ON the
ilr,' Monlay in j2nuary 1853, and there con-
tiuup in session, not cXcrc,linr thirty, nor less
Ihnn six consecutive days, Sundays excepted,
fhavng first given nj least t:go weeks notice in
The county rarrrs.) to hear and determine the
complaints and appeals 81 persons VIII" may con-
sitter themselves aggrIrvrd BY the Valuation OF
said .lss ss1rS, ,ni upon complaint Of any per-
son who may ru"rilcr him or herself aa.reyCd
by such valuation al his or her property.
And .nasnurh as the aforesaid Assessors viii
not have completed their abors. before the time
appointed Ia hear appeals. it will he impo~s bic
for the Commissioner. Of Crci! county 10 CON-
I piy with the aforesaid provisions. 4 special
Net OF HE Legislature will no doubt be reQuir-
ed, and had, to meet the circumstances OF the
case, of which due notice shall be ni"ra.
d. SCOTT.
I Dec Is it OK to Com. Cecil county.
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III aGEs ED.

On Thursday at Chesapeake City by
the Rev. Henry f, Hurn, Thomas CoU-
REY, of Cecil Co., to Miss ANNE L..
JACKSON, of MiddleseX Co.. Va.
On the same day, at the same place,
by the same, MORGAN ANDEasoN, Of Ce-
Gil Co., TO Miss MARY {. BELL, also OF
MiddlcseX Co., Va.
On the Esd inst, by the Rev. J. Hum
phries, WM, SEYMOUR RAYMOND orYori
Pa, to Miss ANNA F. KENNARD, only
daughter Of WIN. and Rachel kennard,
OF Wilmington, Del.
At the. house Of Ben Seal, New
London, Chester Co., Pa, Dec. 23i by
Rev. John Thompson, Mr.. SAMUEL VIII
LlAMs to Miss SARAH ANN Hui, both OF
Cecil Co., Nd.
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IMPORTANT TO THE
Citizens Of Cecil Co.. and Vicinity.

IT will no doubt be an advantage to many of
L the inhabitants of Cecil county and vicinity
who occasionally visit the city OF u ilaingt0a,
10 know where they may supply their wants in
reference 10 Dry Goods, Trimmings, Carpeis,
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SINGING GEAGSRIS.

'ENHE subscribers beg leave to inform the IN
H. habituut' Of Eli,lon and the surrounding
country. that they will take classes for instruc-
ton III Vocal Music during the coming season.
Those persons DESTROYS Of forming classes in
their respective locations, will please address
note 10 either Of the subscribers (Siating the
probable number Of subscribers that can be had,
AMI the time and place for e preparatory meet
ing.) will BE- promptly attended to hy one or both
OF Us. ThoSc who wish to acquire lhis most
DELIGHTFUL accomplishment Will do well by Or
ganzing and giving Us notice Immediately.
Address, j. T. WELLS.
l.. j. LANCASTER,
Oct 9tl EihiOn, Nd.
n B. The principle upon which W. teach
will enable the pupil to understand the com
positions orany country. Persons wishing in
Strurlious on the Piano Forte can be accom-
modatcd by +. J. Lancaster, on reasonable
terms. Piano Fortcs tuned.
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Oct . #
Tin Ware and Stove
.M.H.NTFICTORY,

.W.9.NTFIUTORY,
THE subscribers have lately removed from
L Elkton, and have opened an establishment in
MiDDLETOWN, DELAWARE,
where they are anXiuus to serve the public and
their old friends wherever found, in all the bran
chcs oltheir business.
They Will keep on hand at low prices, Stores
olall patterns and sizes, for parors, offices, and
kitchens, and a full assortment OF Tin and Sheet
Iron ware at the lowest prices. They will also
attend to
ROOFING IND SPOTTI.NG,
which they will do in the best manner and at
short notice The public are respectfully in
vited 10 give them call
GRAHAM & SISC0.
Niddlctown, Del, MayStf
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CLOTHING.

rnHE subscriber would respectfully inform his
L friends and the public, that he has madc mr.
rangemenis with large establishment in Phil
aIelpha, to sell Ready Made Clothing on COM
mission, aud is prepared to supply the wants Of
the community with Goats, Pants, Vests, Shirts,
Drawers, &C., at the lowest city cash prices.
CalI and see Inc at the old stand opposite John
sons Hotel. J. I. WELLS.
n. B. All orders for customer work will re-
ceive prompt atlenton. Dec / Il
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% Headers ano Correspondents.

UrSeveral communications Intended
for this week have been crowded out.
five are under obligations to ''T"
for the poetic articles sent us this week.
GIVE shall be pleased to receive the
article mentioned by our Brick Meeting
House correspondent, at the "proper
time
nj~The lines entitled "Picasure-
SadAcsS;" will have an early place.
The writer of them has capabilities,
which he should foster and exercise;
there Is no doubt but he will writ" we'll,
if he takes The proper pains, and does
the proper labor.
L. Our Carrier wishes us to inform
his friends that in accordance with an
old custom. he will greet his patrons
with an ".IdIress' on New Years moru-
ing. We TO so with pleasure, and be-
speak for him from the readers Of ''lia
Wing" the same lih"ra!ity which is
their general characteristic.
r~.o,r onty,1c n,,..s ,rs UNUSUALLY,
oranl,l ,;.h od,.r,,sn,o,rt. ,b;. ws.,.
,,.J. 49, ,,,,o and r,e ,;r,s of MANY
win sx,;r. o;y;,a Ne ,r,r. room IN
.,b.. ,n..s, ,;ns wn w;,, I'll wha, vacant
s,.o,..o ,,v. with 90 oood v,,;.tv &c
,.. o.,, command
n-5=-,I,,,,r. ,r, l.r,,o MN, her or al.
.,,,,.;,,n.,,.;, o,r n,lu.o,s At nrnsant
which sboulJ co,,,n,,d th. rooder's at.
- 49,,
''''''"' ~ '''''s''' '''''
ana merchandise "Her"" 'of SAFE besides
many other matters of interest.
T--We ask attention TO the ADVERTISE
n. or,,, .,,i,l;,,,;o, If ,la Ieal;rr
~ . - .,.,i..,,, -. .,..,,., ,,oo, o
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OFFICIAL FoTE OF MARTLAND.-The
following is the official vote Of the late
election for President and Vice Presi-
dent in this STATED
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THE LATEST Fashions,

WILLIS RUrTER has received the latest
w Fashions at his old stand, ii tho Elklon
"BAzAAN," next door 10 the Post office.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage he
has received, he is now prepared 10 cut and make
all kinds Of garments in the best and most fash
ionable STYLES. All clothes made BY him war
ranted TO iii. Don't forget the Old Stand in tie
sBasonr." [Elkton, Apr II.