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Hurry.


According to the Chesterfield code, a
gentleman should never be in hurry. He
should show himself unmoved by what ex-
cites and disturbs others. Furry and ur-
gency indicate mind somewhat distract
ed, and seldom betoken progress. Gener-
ally, s'the more haste the worse speed. y
Self.possession and calmness are the best
assurances of steady advance. In majes-
tic composure, and with wings all but mo-
tionless, the eagle scars through the airy
heights; with infinite noise and with autter-
ing pinions the crow fits over the surface
of the fields. Haste is incompatible with
dignity. 1t argues mind which hasinot
risen superior to surrounding circumstan.
ces and things. Itmanifests disposition
ardent and impetuous, rather than judg-
ment cool and well. balanced. In this busy
century, however, it is quite common a.
mong most classes Of men. II is said we
grow up in hurry, and live in q hurry,
and die in hurry; as il hurry were the
great law of our modern life. False and
sophistical assertion! Hurry is unneces-
sary. We go farther. tits harmful. Act
ing on the ruIe-'sA time 10 do every thing,
and every thing TO be done in its time,
more may be accomplished with ease in a
given period, than by hurried effort in the
same space. 'sHaste makes waste. -
What it seems TO gain in one way it more
than loses in another. 1t wears and fevers
the system. 1t encourages US to trust in
special efforts to speed, and to despise the
slow and steady but sure plodding of per-
severance. Itinduces an unhealthy habit
Of excitement. The watch that goes reg
ularly needs to move no faster at one part
OF the hour than another. Any increased
rate ofspeed we consider evidence Of some
arrangement. Equable motion in bus
mess, as in watch. is the thing most Of
all to be desired. Except on very special
occasions, the quick and fighty step Of
haste should not be practised. 1t mostly
happens that the time gained by hurry is
more than lost in subsequent relaxation or
idleness. We agree. therefore, with Ches-
terfeld. true gentleman must be self
possessed, calm, deliberate. in whatever he
does. At'the same time, it is only fair to
state that s'hurry" is relative term. What
would be ''hurry" to q child is not so to a
man, and what is so to one man is not so
to another. If the swine should try to
keep up with the ordinary pace Of the ele.
phant, it would be in continual fever OF
haste. The walk which seems natural and
easy to this man would be kind Of trot to
that. We would not, therefore, erect any
absolute standard of haste, and inconti.
nently blame all who approach it. Each
one best knows his. own character, consti-
tuition, and temperament, and should be
the estjudge also when his movements are
hurried and excited. d.-Merchant's Ledger
TERRITORY OF NEBRAsKA.-The Inde.
pendenoe (Mo.) Messenger says con.
vention Of the citizens Of Nebraska Terri
tory was held at Wyandotte city on the
26th ultimo, designed as demonstration
in favor Of the organization OF a territorial
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Washiagton Items.

WASHINGTON, August Ut will graf.
ify the friends of Young America to know
that George Sanders, Esq, to-day receiv-
ed his commission as United States Con-
sui at London.
1t is understood that no important busi-
ness was transacted in the Cabinet to day,
Mr. Marcy not being in attendance. and
Mr.. Davis having left the city. q
1t is reported that intelligence has been
received that the Gardiner Commission to
Mexico found the alleged mines. 9s
1t is understood that T. Butler King
failed to satisfy Secretary Gutherie in re-
lstion to the charge recently published.
concerning his administration of the San
Francisco Collectorship.
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Best barrel Of Hour from busl,el. Of wheat 8
I'd best Diploma
The above articles must be manufactured H.
the county. and within the year The comtni;
tee are requested TO make lengthy repo7t, de.
scrbing the articles upon which they award pre-
miums, aud noticing the number OF comPeiur
tor the different premiums.
Awarding committee-Wm. F. Hunter, Jeua
than Leslie L. b. Gratigny
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From The South.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. l6.-New Orleans
papers Of Wednesday, with Mexican dates
to the 9Th ult.. are received. The news
is entirely unimportant. The cholera was
prevailing at Cordava and Jalapa. An in
surrectionary movement at Guanojuato had
been suppressed. The Jusuit question is
still discussed.
The New Orleans papers make strong
appeals for aid.
Gen. Foote is canvassing the State Of
Mississippi.
He endorses Gen. Pierce's inaugural
and the Everette letter.
The deaths from Yellow Fever at New
Orleans on Sunday, was goo.
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TERRITORY OF NEBRAsKA.-The Inde-
pendenoe Mo.) Messenger says con-
vention Of the citizens Of Nebraska Terri
tory was held at Wyandotte city on the
26th ultimo, designed as demonstration
in favor of the organization OF territorial
government over Nebraska, similar to the
one contemplated in the bill that passed
the House Of Representatives during last
session of Congress. The following pro.
visional officers were elected: Capt. VIM.
Walker, provisional governor; George /.
Clark, provisional secretary. Hon. Alb,
lard Guthrie was nominated as delegates
to the SD Congress-.
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Naval Courtesies.

HALIFAX, Auge16.-On Saturday the
U. S. steamer Princetown was visited by
Earl Ellesmere, the Governor General,
and other officers. They were politely
entertained by Commander Shubrick.
The English naval vessels are active.
but have made no captures of American
vessels.
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AWaIotuk kCommltbeS-ISadc bar0ba1Q, EIil5h
Uliom, Edward Reed.
Applicants for premiums on Crops, must have
tliesf ground and produce accurately measured by
one or more disinterested persons, whose state
menfs must be verified by affidavit. .and must fur
nish explicit written statemenss Of. Ist. the kind
Of soil I'd. the kind and quantity OF manure. and
snsn6er Of application /; Sd, the manner aud time
ofprepafing the ground, aud planting or sowing !:
4ths the quantity OF seed Hsed; 5h, mode OF
culture end time Of harv esling 9th, the amount
Of lime of both man and beast employed In apply
lag manure, preparing the ground, planting OF
souinee md gathering the crop; 7th,
and nett amount of the crop, the whole of which
must be measured or weighed by the usual stand.
ards; 9Th. il practicable they musi produce sam
pie Of che crops to the csmmittee. and haye it ex.
hibitsd Ct the Fair 4 ss!s sa5Sees. - &
The premiums will be awarded with reference
TO pro6tableness, as we'll as amount Of crop-hence
qualify q well as quaatity will be considered.
The object which the Society wish constantly
20 keep ii yisw in awarding premiums on crops.
- not merely that il msy be known that large
crops are raised in the county; but that the meth
cd of cullivating such crops may be made public
that the farmers of the county generally, may
svail themselyes of any knowledge that may be
ussfalto them. ~ su
Competitors for premiums on Corn. and Clover
and Timothy seeds may report to the committee
st any time previous TO the first Monday in De-
eember, and on Tobacco previous TO the first w ed
ueS1a1 IN N arch l654.
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8 list of Premiums.
ON FIELD CROPS.

Best crop pf wheat not less than acre 81 $
ID best do
Beet crop Fcorn not less than acre
dbest do q
Best crop Of oats not less than lsacre 3 y
"a best do l so
Best crop Of potatoes not less Than II acre 8
"a best do l SO
Best acre Of timothy hay, to be weighed ia
October or November s s
"a beat 50 .ss:s. do gee .sa,ss @ 1 so
Beat " acre Of tobacco, as to texture and
quality, to be weighed after handed
"a best do
Best acre Of cloyef seed "a
ed hest - do 9
Best acre of timothy seed
I'd best do q
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For the best buck and 2 best ewes. bought
and brought into the ceuRty by a mem-
ber of the society 20 90
The committee, in awarding this last premium,
will be governed by the same rule as the cdmmit-
tee on cattle IN awarding their 500 premium.
Awarding committee--Thomas Griffith, Joel
Yost, Charles McGonagle.
FLOWING MATCH.
To the team of horses that will plow IL of
an acre, in the best and most workmanIike
manner 81
I'd best performance 5
Sd best
To the team Of oxen that will pfow II of an
acre, in the best and most workmanlike
manner
ID hest pc, formance
Sd best 9
Ava ac1linu .Ncxi z lrir-c.a Iosenl.
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CANE; SfIAT' CHAIR
MB.Nl Factory.
No. 131 NOyth Sarth Street,


Opposite Franklin square, PHILADELPHIA.
fNhI subscriber is constantly finishing, and
l. on lIand Plain and Fancy Cane Scat Chairs.
IN great rfriety OF Eie.eOm uad Fashionable
Styles, for 'arorS, Dining Rooms or Chambers.
mad" in Fancy Woods, Imitation Woods, aud
Fancy Colors, SC, sc.
Recrptl"n and Cottage Chairs, Of light and
beautiful designs, Cane Lounges, Cane Sellees,
HHlI Chars, Counting House and Office Arm
Chairs, large and small Rocking Chairs, Store
ana Steamboat Stools, Windsor Chairs, and
Settles, &C., sc.
Having extended facilities for manufacturing
we can offer large stock to select from. and
execute all orders as promptly and cheaply as
any establishment IN the Union.
Housekeepers. Hotels, Steamboat and Rail
Road Companies, will find il TO their interest to
call at The Factory Of N. +. WOOD,
No l3l North 9th St. opposite Franklin Square,
Feb. 26-3m. Philadelphia.
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FOUNDRY & EgACEHEYE SHOP
Pl0Ws, Stoves, FILL Gearing. SC.


VHNHE undersigned have now in full opera
Il lion end in perfect order, their Foundry
and Machine Shop al Port Deposit, and are pre-
pared TO furnish all kinds OF
.Nachanery, Stationary Engines, SC.
Mill Gearing Of every description made to
order on the most approved plans.
PIow, Stove and other castings furnished at
the shortest notice. They have also, constant
" on hand, large assortment of Stoves and
Tin Ware.
Having purchased the right of Rich's cele-
DRAFTED IRON Beam Plows, are prepared to sup
ply farmers and dealers to any extent.
They have also on hand large stock Of Fac
tory Machinery patterns, having purchased the
entire stock Of the Maryland Machine Com.
pany. Orders respectfully solicited.
MARStlBANh, McCLENAHAN & CO.
Feb 26, '53 If
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% ReaOers ano Correspondents.

GIVE give on our first page an engraving
Of the New York Crystal Palace which is to be
opened for the Worlds Fair on the 2nd of MAY.
building OF the same kim. it will be a better
specimen ofarchitectural beauty.
g-We have another interesting letter from
"Mlude" which we will print next week.
Cgs-"rom "EHcn Grey" we have sweet
poetic article, received too late Tor this number.
O-Noway mail reached here yesterday from
any OF the posi- offices in the county, west or
north of Elk!on. and we probably thus miss
communications intended for ,!is paper.
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London Quarterly Rsriew.--We hav" this
splendid Quarterly from Leonard Scott " Co.,
New York. This IS the organ at the Terry par
ly OF England. The publishers in their pros
peclus say:
"Men OF the highost literary rcnk, as well as
dgnilaricS civil mai 4ciesiaslic, have contributed
to the pages OF tI!s work: among them mi uht
be mentioned some Of the most respicndca.
names on the scroll OF fame. Among the rr.u-
lar contributors to the London Quarterly Re-
view were Southcy, Scott. Loci,'rart, dts pres
cnt edltor) Apprrlry, Fereosoa, Wordsworth,
Lord Mahon, DIR. MIlman, (wuoss articles on
Orienta! literature have been 50 highly esteem
ed,) and that wonderful woman o:Ecience, Mrs.
Sonrrvi!!c, with many others scarcely less Gel
ebruled.
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Plaster and Guano.

BEST QUALITY AT LOWEST PRICE.
pli from first hands und save ex,r, profits
- The Stone our best land PIa ter is rannlac-
lnied from. we have selected with great cure II,
the Plaster Quarries. Buyers will mark this
important fact. One bushel Of our Select Land
Plaster, has more fer,llisiny power Than two
bnshel OF ordinary Plaster.
We have now for sale
N;Oo9 bushels extra qunitv select Lana Plastey
o,0oo 6 good ordinary
1000 barrels CALCINED PLASTER.
100 I" CASTING
so " DENTIST
100 " STEREOTYPE "
Peruvian GuamS.
This article We offer in con iidrnrr 10 our
customers, "a equal 10 any imported. nj far
superior to most in the Market
800 bags Of this sa,erior GuaDo, iur ealc ut
the lowest mnrket rates. also,
PhTAGONIAN GUAEO.
GROUND CHARCOAL,
POtDRETTE, &C.. &C.
G.. FRENCH & co.
At the STEAM PLASTER MILLS, Junction
ork Avenue, Crown and Cnllowhil sirccrs,
req IL" "m PHlLAnEhA MA
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OH GA Z
WINDOW SHADE

DEPOT IND M4NUF,4CTORY Of G.. L.
~ MILLER & co., s. ". corner .frch and
Second Streets, PHiLApELr.IA.--Evcry variety
o. shades, wholesale and retail, such as Scroll,
Flower, Gothic, Nlgnctc, OIL and Dry La .,tl-
scaprs, are TO he had a, the lowest prices Tor
guilty o! work. Orders for GiIt, Plain, Store.
L"uered and other Shades executed at short no.
dec.
Merchants and others are invited 70 give US
trial. WE WIKI TRY TO PLEASE.
Brasses, Trimmings, &C.. alw.ys On hand.
Remember s. ". corner Second and Arch
Streets. phlla- riebl IL
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THE CUBAN SLAVE TRADE.-The
British man-oi-war Cumberland, Capt.
SIR John Seymour, three decker, arri-
we'd at Havana on the 18th ult., for the
purpose Of demanding an explanation
from the Captain General relative to
the i'll treatment of British subjects by
the Cuban authorities, as also respecting
the slave trade. An interview took
place and the Cumberland subsequently
left port.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
VAEC ADLE REAL ESTATE
IND WATER POWER,
IN MARYLAND.

IN MARY LAND.
Under and by virtue Of Deed Of Trust
y from NJ. Blackburn and wife 10 Jeremiah
Ilono;"p,E CUns''o'e, 'u1se o. me o'"'"
'u" Tl .neu't ~ ma'y la"q, We onutfs'shrd'
" wiz n ,''ie' ~ Tun"c "''e "' INT
"o'' " wv 0o''' ii"''e III A'"'''' u"
SATURDAY, .HaTch 1871, 1875,
nj, that valuable Rcal Estate and Water po,ve,
Known MS ..OCTORARO FOKGlr ,, l,,.,v ,c-
cuni.d hv snid NJ. Rl,rkbp,,
Thi g nronertv contains
r.n
OF Lahu' more or less, anu hes on the octoraro
Geek III Eeci' COUNTY, Mnry'"nG, about TX
',,f, 'tsl'' '"a "''''' ''"' ms
~ ,,,,',. w" s''i"' "e '''F o'e''''"''
'r'' u
Forge, crust .HtW, Snr .TWI, m cTcet-
lent Stone DucVing House.
,rd 70, uo,,.a. o,,,;,,
anJ j., ',a<I s",,, " ""'N' wv ~
49, c,,, u p,,... Gil r,
unnsas Carr;,-,. ua,,t, r,.I,; '""p' .U'
, - - $500
-ruE ,U,Trp DOyrrp ,. -:,..
- na, srr,assad h., j., ,, "io' w., -
,,,. I'D ;s ,,olI ,joa,sd " '''
,,os.s ~ a., linJs ~ =; 'n,'', Nv"
,rn.,ol ,nn, ,h, ,,, n", - i',% "''' 10 ''"
'''p'o.', P'""'
He ROsSe iaNN s"f'st Nsis
have been in successful operation until recent
ly. The Grlst Mill is in good repair and is
tayorahiy located.
The arabic land is naturally OF first quality
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THE CECIL WING,
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
nv p q RICKETTS,,

TERMS. 1.-Two dollars year in advance, and
two dollars and fifty cents if not paid in advance.
To clubs, in advance, five copies for eight dol
lars; ten copies for fifteen dollars.
ADvERrIsrNG.-On dollar n square for three
weeks insertions; twenty-five cents square for
each subsequent insertion. Twelve lines OF
BREWER, or a space equal to that, make square.
Fractions of n square, counted as square.
Advertisements inserted quarterly. semi-annu-
ally OF by the year at moderate rates,
C5~I1andbils and Job Work oralI kinds done
neatly and at short notice. The office ofs'rHE
Wing" Is in the centre ofthe town, next door
TO Doct Walece's Dug Store.
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EN- sip,9gGa.Ty.

2brh February. 1853.
ORDERED. that the sale made and reported
y by Fr;uHrr, \. Ellis, Trustee for the sale Ct
the real estate Of William Gillespie, deceased,
be ratified and confirmed. unless cause 10 tie
contrary be rhs'%n ON or before the 2Glh day Of
AprIl next, provided Il coy OF this order BE- in
$"rirn IN some newspaper printed in Crcli
coGn'y, ono" IN each OF three successive weeks
before the l2th day ot April next.
Jhc Report Sla'rs tn" amount Of sale 10 be-
S3t1 True copy. J"st,
LOUIS GASSAWAY.
March ) 3w Reg. Cur Can
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RUMoRs OF ANOTHER EXPEDITION
FOR THE INVASION OF CUBA.-A New
York paper mentionsa rumor, for which
ii does not vouch, that another expedi-
ton is being organized in New Orleans
with the design of invading the Island
Of Cuba. A Colonel of the late Hun
garlan army is TO have command of the
expedition, which already, it is said,
numbers force OF fifteen hundred men,
from Cincinnati and elsewhere.
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CT OF EIMG.

I'!IE subscriber wou'i respectfully inform his
l. irt"nds and the p',olic, that he has made ar
engagements with large establishment in Phil
adclphia, TO sell Ready Made Clothing on COM
mission, and Is prepared to supply the wants Of
the community with Goats, Pants, Vests, Shirts,
Drawers, ST., at the lowest city cash prices.
Cali and &c me al the old stand opposilejo ohm
sons II ,tcl. n. WELLS.
n. s. All orders for customer work will re-
ceir e prompt attention. Dec | #
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FSp:alv-ISaGC Furniture,
PIANO FORTE.

II J. LANCASTER respectfully announces
u. 10 The citizens of Elkton and vicinity.
that he has just received splendid toned
Piano Forte, and is DOW prepared to give les
snGs either at his residence or the residence Of
the pupil, rs the case may be required.
y. y. As it is the intention Of the subscribe
er to dcrot" the whole Of has attention to NIL
sicial instruction and the progress Of his pnpilS,
parents and guardians will fad il to their ad-
vantage by placing their childrca under his in
slTuct,on in this branch OF q musical education
Persons rm having In instrument al hone,
Will find THIS an excellent opportunity 20 &C
qure So delightful an accomplishment. Terms
moderate.
Piano Fortes tuned al shortest notice.
Residence mex, door to Nj. Rankin, Watch
MAKER, Eikton, Md. Jan % II.
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GOOD MEDICINEStt
STAASLER'S
An0dyne Cherry ExpeCtorant

Is oRfdentiy recommended 80 lnuaIids. ne v-;-
SURPASSED by any known preparation, for the
cure OF COUGHS, HO-3RS.ENLLSS. and Other
forms Of common colds; BRONCHITIS .1S1'H-
MI, GROUP, CONSUMPTION in an Early
Stage, aud for the RELIEF OF the Patient even
in Advanced Stages Of that Fatal Disease.
1t combines in n scientific manner. remedies
Of long esteemed value with Others oi more Ie-
cent discovery, and besides its yostsng and tootc
qualities. ac,s through the skin gently, ami
with great efficacy, for the cure VI tHsclsss oi
diseases
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eOnSd:aF.se'S sale.

BY virtue Of writ Of Fepdi EXpouRs issued
by Edmund Brown. Esq, Glc Of the Justices
OF the Peace Of The State o! Maryland. IN and
for Cecil county, al the suit u: John manlden,
against the goods and chatlris lands and tene-
mcnts OF Elisha A. Atkinson, Ben jalnn Tyson,
stephen Armour nnd John B. Russell. and to
me directed, | have Sc 2ed IN taxed into exc
cution all III" right. tile, interest and estate,
nj law aud in equity Of the Seit Elisha y.
Atkinson, IN and to all that piece, parcel or
tract Of land lying and being in ;hc Fifth dis
trIct Of Cecil county near O. Nowland's corner,
adjoining lands Of John .Janncy and others. and
containing FORTY ACRES. more or less; and
hereby give notice that on SATURDAY The
18th day 0; Mach, 1853, at the Court Iousc
door in the town OF Elkton, between tn" hours
OF and o'clock p NJ, will offer the said
property al public sale, 10 The highest bidder
iol cash. 10 satisfy said writ.
HEZ. FOARD
Feb. 10Th '53--ts. Constable.
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Tnaal LATEST FASHIONS.

WILLIS RGTTER has received the latest
w Fashions at his old stand, in the Eiktoh
"BAzAAn." next door 10 the Post Office.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage he
has received, he is now prepared to cut and make
all kinds Of garments in the best and rnost fash
ionable STYLES, All clothes made by linn war
ranted TO 1T. Don't forget the Old Siand in III
B1>GGr.' [Elkton, Apr Il,
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NOTICE

TO Manufacturers and all Other Trcieh,crs
l. on the J. w. & b. Il. r. The company
will no, hold themselves responsible for any ar
ticle or articles whatever, received and stored
in Store House twenty tour hours thereafter.
BENZ. WELLS, Agt.
Feb. &c, '553-3w.
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STRAW GooDs--spRHNG 1859,

fENliL Subscriber is now prepared to exhibit
u oMerchantsand Millincrs his usual heavy
stock of Indies and Misses
STR.4H .3ND SIX BONN.ETS,
STRAW TRIMMINGS and
ARTIFICIAL FLOIrERS;
Palrn-lcnt, Panama and every variety OF SUM-
MER HATS for gentlemen; which for extent,
variety and beauty of manufacture, us we'll as
uniformly close prices. will b. fonnd unrlvaled
THOMAS WHITE,
No al South Second Street,
Feb D jm PHILApELIn1A.
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Reid THISl

HL,IU IHIN
TEnG YARDS MOUSLIN DELA1NT.S for
5VU sale ut kENNARp'a Co.'S. east end Of
Elklon. As We wish to close ont our stock of
Winter Goods we now offer some OF the great
est bargains ever offered in this town. We
have also fine assortment OF Cashmere. AL
racs, Prints, Flannes; Hosiery and Gloves in
any quantity. feb. ~
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FOK S.HLE.

A BLACK BOY for sale who hos two wears
"A and nine months 20 serve in the State. Age
twenty seven years.
HENRY P. ANDREWS.
JOEL BRYAN, Agl.
Bohemia Manor, Feb 26, '53.
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ASSESSMENT OF fREpERIck County,
The official returns Of the assessors for
tins county, sums up as follows: Real
estate ll,239,7l1: personal 7,2IS,O so;
aggregate 30, ass, sol
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TEAS. 'iEAS!
A ESQ,

Good new crop Mobile Sugar, Stewards crush
cd. rnvellzed and clarified sugars In store
now nt Brown Il FoARp's.
Feb. n, 80.
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NOTICE.

YHNTIE Subscribers being desirous of closing
D. up the business Of the firm without further
delay. would hereby notify all persons i',leh,"i
to the same, TO come forward AID sctitr thrir
accounts or they will ne placed in the hands 81
an officer for collection.
Jan % iw EVANS & OWENS.
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WAsu,HGroN, Feb. 2S.-ln the Su-
preme Court, this morning, Judge
Wayne decided the celebrated Koscius-
ko property case in favor of the heirs.