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TERMS OF SHE.

The terms Of sale prescibed by the decree are
one half of the purchase money TO be paid in
cash on the day of sale, and the balance in one
year thereiIom to be secured by bond or note,
with security satisfactory TO the Trustee, bear
ing interest from the day OF sale.
Upon the payment of the whole of the pur-
chase lnoney( and not before )the Trustee is au-
thorized TO convey the said property to the pur-
chaser, his heirs aud assigns, free from all claim
of the parties to said decree Or those claiming
under them.
The sale will take place on the premises, and
will commence at , o'clock p. NJ. on the day
above named +. A. ELLIS, Trustee.
n. B. The creditors of the said George En-
elanl, OF Samuel, are hereby required to file
their respective claims, properly authenticated,
in the Chancery office at Annapolis, within
months from the above named day ofsnle.
MAY Is Is F. A. f., Trustee
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NOTICE..
"EE undersigned having purchased the pa
l. ent-righl for
Kelsey's Alternating Bee. Hive,

for the six upper Districts in Cecil county, would
beg leave TO recommend it TO the public as best
adapted to the culture nt Bees, not only from the
fact OF its superccedins the necessity of destroy
ing the Bees to get the honey and prevent swarm
ing, but also preventative from the bee moth;
Therefore surprising all others now in use.
81 hereby certify that the above Hive is no
humbug, but will perform what il is represented
to do, if the directions are strictly followed.
LEWIS Ellison"
n. B. The above Hive can be had on appl-
cation to Mr.. WELLS, at the Depot in Ehi'on, or
by addressing letter post paid, to the subscrib-
er in CrcrLToN, Cecil county, Md.
May Sy JOHN j. PEARCE.
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FOR SALE.

THE LOG HOUSE with Lot attached, stu
atcd in the ''lIolIow" adjoining property of Geo.
Green. Possession given Immediately. Apply to
Elkton, may S,3w CALEB PARKER.
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GROCERIES,.

COFFEE; Laguira, Rio, and Maricaibo. Su-
" gar, brown; New Orleans, Portorico, and
Havana. Sugar, white; Stewards crushed and
and New Orleans clarified. Mo-
lasses aud Syrup, New Orleans and Portorico.
For sale BY BROWN & FOARD,
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Frame Dwelling House

and Frame Kitchen, with u Frame Stable and a.
bout 81 square peaches of land.
The buildings are all new and in good order,
and there is pump of good water under the
kitchen porch Or within the building. 1t is Sit
uatcd directly in the Village on the Port Depos-
it road, and is very desirable property for a
small family.
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TAXI; NOTICE,

TH>HE subscriber would say TO Farmers that
u he is constantly manufacturing pure arti-
Gle Of SHELL LINE, and will cnd"avcr to fill
all orders upon the most reasonable terms: at
hlsLime Yard, Foot Of Hreh Fails .4rcnue city
Block, BALTIMORE. b. S. HOLT.
Baltimore, May s, 50 SIN.
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THE LATEST FASHIONS.

WILLIS RUTTER has received the latest
w Fashions at his old sand in the Elkton
"BAzAAR," next door to the Past Office.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage he
has received, he is now prepared to cut and make
all kinds of garments in the hest and most FASH
ionable styles. All clothes made BY him war
ranted to fit. Don't forget the Oid Stand in The
s.Basaar." [Elkton, Apr H.
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TUST RECEINED.-A new and beautiful
u style Coat Link, an ornamental appcndage
and well adapted to aid the set ofcoat For sale
nj WELLS Eiiion Hall Of Fashion. Imay 8
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WANTED.

0O0 TONS BLACK OAK BARK, for which
AUU the highest cash price will be paid, by
DAVID SCOTT.
Scotl's Mills, May s, '52 6w'.
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In this Country are offered for Sale
TUST received very superior article Of En-
d giish Lever Watches, expressly for the use Jf
persons requiring rery Precise Time. These
Watches are recommended 10 Conductors, En-
gineers and Miners. They are now used ex-
tensively on the Eaalish Railroads, and have
proved themselves Time-keepers in every sense
of the word.
Cy-The Dials are so arranged that it is easy
to tell the Time Day or Night.
055-l am also sole agent for w. DrxONs CIT
EBRArED LONDON WArcH. BY appointment to
the Admiralty, WIN. Dixon, Chronorueter md
Watch Maker, No. d5 Kings Square, GosweI1
Road, London.
Each ofthese watches have Certificate, with
the Makers name attatched, and
a Guarantee for T,rO Years!
I'll also keep all kinds Of JEWELRY,
CLOCKS, and SILVER TABLE WARE.
March l3, GIN
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SPECIAL attention of The citizens oS Elkton
~ and vicinity, particularly the lades,) Is CALI
ed TO an invoice of fashionable Dress Goods
opened this week at the Brick Store House, ne1t
door 10 Johnson's Hotel; in the invoice there is
some beautiful style Barace DeI.aincs, which
they are determined 10 sell a, ia cents, worth
cts.
Scotch Ginghams at l23 cts worth *
Beautiful Calicoes at6t
Plaid and striped Cambrcs g2s" II
Super quality Barase D'LaineA % 30
Blk and white Ginghams l2i IS
Chansenble Poplins 30 40
Changeable Glace Silk soc. worth lilo
Rich fgur'd Silk, ST worth l.2O
Black Silks all widths.
They are the first rhuioe of the season, which
is always the hest. Their stock Of IIouse-kccp-
ing goods is very extensive, such rs Bed Tick.
ing, Blcached and Brown Sheeting, pillow case
Muslins, bleached and brown table diaper,
crash, diaper, &c. AIexander's best kid Gloves
81, 81, 7, y, Il. BROWN < FOARD,
March 81 tr
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JAS. Il. MCCULLOUGH.

A TTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor in Chan
II Gerry, has opened an office in Elkton, adjoia-
ing the residence Of DR.. II. II. Mitchell, where
he may at all times be consulted on professional
business. He will also attend to the location
of MILITARY LIND WARRANTS. through
an agent in Missouri, who in all cases will per-
sonaly inspect the land before making the loca-
ton. [Dec6, '5l IF.
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NOTlCE.-The state meetings of the Or
phans' Court of Cecil county, are held on the Sc
cond Tucsdaysin February, April, June, August
October and December. School Accounts must be
presented, on the second Tuesday in January, the
2Hd Tuesday in April, the End Tuesday in June
and the 2nd Tuesday in October.
JAMES II. JAMER,
Dec 20 '51. Beg. of Wills.
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GEN1LEMENS' OHESS.
Cloths from $1.0O to 5000
Cassimeres, 30 $50
Twccds, plain and fancy % 10
Nestings, per pattern % 3.75
Linen, plaid and plain, for pants 1872 so
Plain Fancy cotton Goods, lorp pants 10 25
American Nankeens, twid and PIN l2b %
LADIES' DRESS, to which particular at
tention is called. per yd.
Silks, blk. and cold, from 373 to $I.75
Apacas, mourning and with lustre 25 IS
Mouslin DeLaines, 12a so
| Bereee Delaines 12a IA
Silk Poplins, % 33
Chambrays, 49, 81
Ginghams, Scotch and domestic 12a 30
Bleached Muslns, S II
Brown do. 3 ~
Bed ticking 81 25
Superior cotton drilling 10 u
Cold Cambrics, 81 10
Blk and white Prints, 81 ~
Fig'd & PIN White Goods for dress III IS
Swiss, book and cambria muslins, l2a IS
Swiss and camb edg's and ns'es, SO
Lise. thread, bob'n a. cotton edg's %
English and Italian grapes, 81 1.25
Hosiery, silk and cotton 12a 100
Linen camb Hdkfs. 81 1.75
Gloves: kid, silk. Isle and cotton, 81 1.25
Ladies mohair mitts, so 1.25
hair bushes, tooth brushes, nail brushes, combs,
fancy soap, buttons, cords, sc. Boots, shoes,
ladies' CATERS, childrens' shoes, hats, queens
ware, hardware, groceries, burning fluid, flour,
corn meal, &c.
N. B. Country Produce taken in exchange
for goods at the highest market prices. Zap II
YHNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the SUBJ
K scriber of Cecil county, has obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county, letters Ad-
ministralion on the personal estate Of
Alfred b. Thomas,
late of said county deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, are hecby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereolduly authenticated, on or before the
18th day Of February, 1858,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from all
benfil of said estate. All persons indebted to
suid estate are requested to make immediate
payment to the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 10th day OF April 1852.
JANE A. THOMAS,
April II '52-5w Adm'tx.
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1852.
Baltimore Spring Trade.

The attention oIcOnntry merchants and stTan-
gers visiting Baltimore during the sittings Of
the Conventions, is invited to the following
houses, whose assortment and quality Of goods,
in their various lines, will be found as full and
select as those of any city in the Union, and at
prices equally low.
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:" A. MARBURG, importer Of Wines,
w Brandies, Gins, Cigars, &C., No. rs
Light St. Country Merchants are invited to call.
0S-We do not hesitate to say that ]. P.
HARTMAN's CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
is one of the best houses in Baltimore; his goods
are well made and his prices moderate. We
would advise our friends when visiting the city
to give him CALL at No. 1853 Baltimore street.
MAY LIST, 80 CIV.
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her letter saying that he should thcnceforth
give her 100 francs only mouth depo-ing the remain
der in or daughters name ct the Savings Bank by-
andby he wrote her that he shoud his instal'
ments altogether Upon this the Old lady hew 10 inc
Commissary of Police and demanded Mr.. Ryan as the
seducer Of her child The Counnssary however, gath
crng her story that her wrath rather kndied
the oppage Of the supplies than the dshonor OF ner
daughter arrested her upon the charge of having en-
courased a female under age TO debauchery. Auer
the examination Of the witnesses the President thus adj
dressed Ryan
You were at first included in the charge OF apduct,
ing a minor, bet dismissed must however leli
you publicly with I'll the authority which the pAce
occupy gives me, that your conduct IN TINS anr mas
been disgraceful-that such action on the part Oh
man 81 years Of age, where gray hairs ought 10 co
n,nnd respect cannot be energetca y and 100 pup
hcly ceDsured and that the only sentiment you inspire
in the tribunal and in the heart OF every hones man.
that of disgust. Leave the Court Sir y
Ryan retired and approbatory murmurs followed the
Presidents rebuke The mother was condemned 70
three years imprisonment and ten years Introduction
Of civil rights.
The Rerue des Dr Moade of the ls Of April contains
life of Margaret Fuller, and review oil her writings
by NJ Monteeut As the author has principally drawn
his materials from sources already familiar TO the Amer
can public find nothing sufficiently or striking LOT
extract
A decree the President, dated the odd OF March,
and published yesterday in the Bulletin ds Los opens
TO the Minister of the Interior credit OF 5oOo francs
for the erection of a monument in memory oil Marsha
New Your readers not perhaps aware that the re-
o.ipe of that unfortunate man repose in the Cemetery
of Pare la Chaise but that stone or Slab OF any Kind
marks bis resting place slight iron railing nclosing
sodded parterre without name or date is all the tune
m honor that the Bourbons would allow to be bestowed
upon his grave. | cannot say whether the projected
monument is intended to be memorial BETTING GEM
eterv or whether will be placed in some public square
Of the city, presume however, that 1t Is meant that
-, .,t s;+e n, Pore Ia Chaise shall receive at last,
proper conservation IT, D. -
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FLORIDA.
Key West as a Resort for InvaIids.

WASH AGToN, Wednesday, April IA, 1852
In recent letter descriptive of KEY
WEST stated that its climate had been found preem-
nsntly beneficial in incipient of pulmonary con-
sumption whether hereditary from acquired predis-
position and that particularly remedial in chronic
bronchial affections, asthma, rheumatism &c. large
portion of the permanent residents OF the island original
ly went there account Of the III health OF themselves
or of member of their families and only for ts-
porary scjournmeni but the healing and remedial inu
OF lis temperature lis refreshing sea reezcs
&C. have restored many an invalid to health and made
Key West their permanent residence and happy home
1he elastic atmosphere OF the Lake Superior region
its pure transparent water delicious hsh and beauui
and magnificent scenery render it the most delightful
heal,hful and attractive region in the Unon-but i y
only for two or three months in year. Key West has
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Business PrOspccts-Priccs-Sh

Correspondence of The N Y. Tribune
HAVANA, Thursday, April Is, 1882
Since my last up to the holidays, an ac-
exports having been large the United States may
now happen that orders will come pouring in from
Europe to take of the balance of short crop Dur
ing the week previous to the holidays $1,000 boxes were
Skinned from this and Masnzas and the total exports
ton amounted coo from the two ports on the 9th
inst
Throughout the principal sugar districts the weather
has unfsyOraby affected the crop; and from Trinidad
we hear that it will be at least onethrd less this year.
friend at Cienfuegos writes as follows:
"CIENFUEcos, Saturday. April 10, 1872.
ave have to say but little III relation to our MARKET 40
nails arroba being paid TOR tir u,c0'ado sugar
8. for refining descriptions and even Mt these prices d
Guilty experienced III making purchases planters are
making shipments their account and for this reason
prices cannot be regarded US fixed
1.-The exports to this date viz: 1900 hhds and 900
boxes Sugar. the first principally to the United States the
Moasses is selling at 81 Sc per 10 gallons 8Ooohhds
lave been shipped Of which $3.50 have gone to the United
States the rest to the British Provinces Of North America
Provisions abundant.
Fieghts to the United States range from St 10 4oc per
box of Sugar and from to &c per 10 els Of Moasses'
To continue with Havana advices, the prices with
which the market closed the 9Th inst, were as fol-
lows viz Az and 10 So and ~ rals per arroba tor
Yellow to 4l2 for Brown, Gig to 3i for Cucurucho
80, to 5 Tor Muscovado
There is an abundance of shipping in the harbor,
therefore freights not likely to rise immediately 10
the Baltic direct but go 10 Is paid while the rate to
Hamburg and Great Brtain is from e2 81 to " l0I.
TO the United States Sale rails the last rates
paid for Box Sugars, and pig 02a4 for Molasses.
Nv next will be extensive and will be record
of the trade Of the balance Of this month.
Your obedient servant, D. R. c.
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Sufferers.
Correspondence Of The N. Y Tribune.
HAVANA, Saturday, April II, 1852.
take advantage of the detention of the
Cherokee inform you that Gen. Concha took his de-
parture from this Island yesterday afternoon. He was
accompanied to the place Of embarkaon by host OF
his admirers and enthusiastic sympathizers two steam
ers crowded with them escorted his vessel to the mouth
of the harbor and the wharves crowded with spec
witness his departure The latter sauted him
loudly he passed by, and he returned the compliment
by bowling to them with his head uncovered, and even
his wife and little children appeared deck to bid their
adieus.
The principal Spanish merchants before the closing of
the mail subscribed large sum, 1t IL said one hundred
thousand dollars which they forwarded Madrid be
presented to his three daughters token Of their
TEEN and sympathy
One little incident occurred on the wharf few min
utes before he left which fear has shocked and hurt
the feelings of many worthy Americans As the people
were waiting the starting of the Spanish steamer the
Empire City entered the harbor crowded with passen
gers and in passing up, when opposite the principal
sembage she was saluted with the whistling OF hun
dreds after the style of the rowdes at theaters when
anything displeases them Poor unfortunate passen-
gers OF the Empire City,, thought J., what have you
done this vulgar aud offensive reception What
part have YOU taken in the dismissal OF Gen. Conchai
And ye oh crowd, does your present behavior show
you be superior to the rabbe that received the
ed Spanish Consul SO rudey in NewOreans whose con
duct you much reprobatedr"
You will be surprised, perhaps in hearing that the
Spanish paper the Cr0aicd, published in your City the
siaunch supporter of Spanish rule In this island has BY
decree OF the Government at Madrid, been prohib-
tied to circulate in the dominons of Spain, account
it is sad of the severity with which It has treated the
American Government in its articles about this island
&c The Da1o de Ia Marina OF this city has been fined
S., eco for having committed the same fault
Of the SUN collected for the benefit of the military
that suffered in the late invasion, sl55 Is to be dis
trbuted in the following manner viz Sill 400 to the
heirs of the officers and soldiers slain in the different
counters These were lN and the gratuihes to their
relations are in varying from 500 to $4,000 The
disabled Is In number have $4,000 given them, in sums
from 500 to $1,000 and % severely wounded receive
e665O; finally 50 slightly wounded, s5,l27, and $1,000
are destined for the erection of two monuments, in
Las Pozas and the other in the Paseo of this city.
In conclusion of your readers may be inter
ested in hearing something about the state Of our
weather here record for their benefit that the last two
days bave been very rainy, and that this morning. dur
ing heavy shower large quantities Of hail again fell
Your obedient servant, FAITHFUL.
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Departure of Gen. COnchn-Prohibition Of the
" Cronica "-ContributiOn for the Military
Eu6
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the coup etat. If | remember right he COMMANDED
his time about the end of October if he will be set
at liberty in less than three weeks drama, written
completed by Victor Hugo since his exile is to be
produced at the Varieties Frederic Lematre will make
his first appearance for six months in the principal
character.
A small pamphlet published in Bosten, by Mr. Hale
Jr deseer from the editorial corps of The Daiy i'd
re,f Of that city, has been received in this city 1t
bears the of TO-DAY. 1t suggested jour
nal Of Mr. Hale Senior, might with propriety take the
of YESTERDAY such excellent authority ia it in all
matters connected with that remote period We take
The Daily idrerssr at club; the anteduvian who
caused to be subscribed for has never been discov
cred He keeps very dark upon the subject whoever
he is Persons have been backballed for much less
ofenses.
late number of the CAdrirari contains vignette
representing knock down in the American House of
Representatives. The two most prominent combatants
are meant, suppose, for Messrs Wilcox and Brown
shall carefully keep the engraving, for have hitherto
been destitute OF the portraits of any OF my counys
Legislators But, seriously if the gentlemen of the
United States Congress only aware Of the humia
ton and shame that their conduct has caused their
tymen abroad, If they knew that the Americans here
actually dread the arrival of the steamers, for fear Of
new accounts of 1liisnism from the Capitol, think
that perhaps they might for sake, not for their
abstain FROM any further improprietics OF the sort
On the arrival Of the Franklin other item of Ameri
published in the French papers than the
sctto between the two Mssissippans. Heaven knows
where they got their dc tails from, but their accounts all
agreed in particular, that screams of joy" and
shouts OF applause proceeded frem the sovereigns in
the galleries read the history of this affair in thirty
four dercn, French papers in journals of the town and
country Paris and the departments. The many thou
.nnds of readers. who before heard of Messrs
Wilcox and Brown, have made their acquaintance under
not very favorable auspices.
An Englshman, by the name of Ryan, received
rblo casgacn at the hands OF the President of the
Correctional Police day two ago. He brought
before the Court under tie following circumstances:
Having made the acquaintance OF very beautiful girl
ofiourccn years OF age he made her mother Offer
of 200 francs noIth for the enjoyment OF her daugh
tiers society She accepted the condons and Tor
time received The stipend regularly. But Ryan
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HAVANA.
Arrival Of the Cherokee

The steamer Cherokee arrived at this
port yesterday morning in four and half days from
Havana She brings passengers f. Dixon, o. Putt
man, Mr.. Trablua J. II. Simmons.
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Holiday s--R Obberies and Murdcrs-(sov. Con.
cha-Disturbance in Casa Blanca

HAVANA, Thursday, April Is 1852
Six holidays in succession have just ter
minated during which period no business OF whole
,ae description has been transacted, nor single entry
or clearance at the Custom House Il Is great rene'
to everybody that they ended MISUNDERSTANDING ta
the last three days. which devoted to the ceieora
en Of the birth Of the Princess OF Asfrur'as, were
pssssd amid all kinds of pleasures and amusemcnts
HE weather could have been more favorable and
everything has gone of well and the ne.
kerrs OF the night and I'll classes were out Of doors, we
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Arrival Of Capt. Gen. CancdO-RemOval Of
COnchu.

Conchn.
Cores pondence Of The n. Y Tribune.
HAVANA, Tuesday, March l6 1852.
The mail steamer Fernando ell Catolico
arrived yesterday afternoon, bringing passengers
Lieut. Gen. Don valentin Canedo, our new Captain
General Marshal Nednilla, and number Of other
officers.
From Spain, we hear that Gen. Concha has been re.
moved for having trespassed the limits of his authority
Also for having proposed reforms and changes that were
inadms.ible On the other hand il is said publicly in
this piece that he has been ousted Of Office By intrigue
that ODonnel and one Pastor &c. who were deriving
money from Havana account of come hundreds OF
enancipated negroes they had hired out had this sud
denly stopped by Concha; and, Pastor and ODonne
in the Board Of Seven in Madrid that decides upon
matters here, may suppose that the latter Is the true
reason why he has been removed.
People cay that at least Concha has not received
brides and has been DESTROYS to do good He has been
general favorte, whereas other Governors have been
only party-nen.
The Captain General landed publicly this morn
ing, and took the oath OF his Office, and was invest
ed with the authority it coners Ii IL said that he
is man Of considerable instruction, and there Is
little doubt but that he is very good man, but
he has not brought out his family with him. he may
probably be that good men scarce and that
his services may be required In Spain before long The
changes in Spain the turning of hourslase
and 1t ever viii be, until Spsniards become truly
patriotic bnt while the nation, from the highest to the
lowest sacrifices the national honor and welfare of their
country private interest," mus be what 1t is NADIA
(pothine) Your obedient servant, FAITHFUL