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financial.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, RALEIGH, N c, Jan. is, 1883.
NORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, RALEIGH ". c, Jan. Is 1858.
NORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT.
AN STATE BOSDS.-Sealed proposals will be received
tn the City OF NewYork until 10 O'Clock A OF the Sst
OF March ne xt, for the purchase Of
100000
Of Bonds issued by the STATE of NORTH CAROLINA
These Bonds will bear date the FIRST OF JANUARY,
1855 and viii run THIRTY YEARS They will have
Coupons attached and the Interest at SIX PER CENT
PER ANNUM, will be payable on the 6rst days Of July
and January Of each year.
Both interest and principal will be payable the BANK
OF THE REPUBLIC in the City of New-York, unless
the purchaser may prefer have them made payable the
Treasury OF North Carolina
They are issued under the authority Of the Legislature
Of North Carolina, for the construction of the NORTH
CARoLILA RAILROAD, and in addition to the faith OF
the State all the Stock held by the State in the said Rail-
pledged for theJ redemption.
THESE BONDS ARE, BY EXPRESS ENACTMENT,
EXEMPTED FROM TAXATION.
Parties bidding will please 70 address their letters In
doed Sealed Proposals for North Carolina State Bonds"
10 the undersigned in NewYork directed to the OF
Messrs. BROWN 4 DE ROSSET, No 1870 Front-st., N Y.
THE BIDS WILL BE OPENED in the Bank of the
Republic, at O'Clock P. NJ, the Slst day Of MARCH
rrnr' i- .- presence of g. B Lamar ESQ., President OF
the said Bank and j. r. Er...a.n Egg.
Bidders may also be present.
Successful bidders will be required as informed Of
the acceptance of their bids to deposit in Baak the
OF their bids with the accrued interest from the lat inst 20
the credit of the Treasurer the State of North Carons
This Deposit may be made either 10 tho BANK OF TUE
REPUBLIC, NcwYork, or 10 the BANK OF THE STATE
OF NORTH CAROLINA, or in the BANK OF CAPE
FEAR, Raleigh, North Carolina ID ". COURTS
Public Treasurer Of the State of North Carolina
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w haIers.

Paced Aucr Nisachusefts Nckeon. N'nuckei last
(m. Hors kons. bound Ca a cruise.
Arr Valparaiso Jan H. Betsey William Peneon S'onngion
I'm Sandwich Islands 100 bbb o and sid 18Th TO cruise 5th
Hnan Cook New Bedford I'm Tcahuana 2t0O bbis 0 30 90
H. bone and id l6,h 10 cruise l)h, RInbov Pkett New
Seas The Mayors, Coufh, "a rhaveE "a DO I'm
Honoiuu had 100 Tbs oil had sh9pej 600 tti and 'od LOO
Az Taahusno pa H. shp Edward Carey Punney, Nant 500
bis % 70 sai cruise.
Touced a; Joan FernaB3ez Dee - China Hoves b. oil
reported 3l Clifford Wayne DAVIS p H. Is $50 bhis oil
jan l. Charles hester v b5; 10Th Hero. McCesve
Nant, - mos, $50 t60 VII 18Th, sappho Rowland B.
mo- bbb 18th tark Hepcr Perry 50 NOS SEQ bhis.
lat p 8 lon ~ 60 tak PAuhnl, latch. y. IT.
ehrs. : r. Sop-r for North At
lsluc Ocean. Fring Arrow. Cornell. oi Goucesirr do.
letter from Capt Turner o ship GdmOr, Of y o. reports her
Honolulu Dec 81, Will be ready for about weeks
m board shp Rlnhow Of B., dated Jan ~.
port bound Na'paa 70 land 81 by the nne Of Lee
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Nh erssIrari .ery vi sTesi poth a. = .tT,a,-
sysrytl s svrs b-.a entirely s-ePt oo ,s ~. ck -
- - I-,anee II Ahoat ~ - AZ
srs isrs I-rI hsvs sssa err-ci-d Frss7enss . - 80
~ 49, a. Zach rs,hinr n value lawn - y -
sr,I. A. he caro- Seated out vas seeared l' ~ - IN
-. a. 70 -ors On bad aocoan Of M - - ~
49,. ofCurfain pJer ss3 fhe setrsanl ~" WI
e,k.r taken cot AZ loS saier ., No., ,.Aor.
ssir Forest 1rsn 81 ye- loTk t'oaa i2aon ~ , -
= s,.,s B>fh IA. eifcd spd fnh o. ~aer minAsst ar
,eG.orsaa.i sore sasnt;y o. The easo sss SA'ne 1919
..~ huf part has rone ont % 81 IN -" 90
- y.si ap rnd Will Be total oss she ~ss oS'ej
:, Pig Of IA lowell Ne ADD ttkni a Co.. N-~ . al
y n = - "a S,. York Her w vaaa5s
- sd = uo-y n-urcd AZ dnel-nf osacus IN STATE n
R,rt vernon. ahnre a The nnne e. raTH - 1 80
80, =. r-orted yesrraT, sbt vii b got OF after tersins
caT-u - -. -. c.-..h.r .--;-., 49,. p.
-. cd Tzskar chr3 ship. ouE boat, With Cons
- N Tvrrp marked the s,er SAM d., q ne aek
--sseda rurn-y o. wrek consist o. tek panks,
- al Inc ern supped 20 " part OF ne ConsooeA
,Ess OF rh vessel bevei 70 have ben iAsea oli o. ue
,-o-. ~ v-ei rrcercn- wesfysrd LIhe tonscooN
- "a fr a. I've pol Jan -, ior SavannahJ
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Domestic Ports.

AIE1ASDRiA Nara AR. brs Ae-a1., sh.~ F,sRvsr,
" DIros, Janfs IA RIVER james I. Berta- He1Goa
lCrt
BALTT,iORE March s-Arr tlk Ida Hsei Bo.,ou H-9 o.
Beazn. N-~ orlaEs brz NerOcois Gtre-1re Or-s.s
.sf 80 Nnts, Burnett NsN IoTk- 5sh Gszss Ian
fare ArycAc, X. CL car Ny Isabe1 Edsasds nang
tea y C.. - CogE. klrv Rcarouls Bo-ns Atch~
Nsw rcrk Fireman Ras joa. Tosas-ai Bos,sa
BOSTON, rsrst AR 81 E1ch1osd Dzi e. SeWOre-as
tarts kata- hAAsws. Hessea. B-rlExt0n Wsnch-
-@Hsi hrs A. E1zs ar Brte, f5rsn- Bay y ca ~
AGeca b.. Ltch Liverpool hAhtx; sap Mo-. Wh-es(
r. CossH POrt rs.g Aast,As sLtks Adsha R0ssri Whe
Ctsr<sfor yutn X. d v@r NekeIsJa Bztlrs Nayo p
aeeTe3 brg. CoF6.a, ThoE1s Cexfleso- Mary st1E.1
La Baliaors shrs JuEstte. Bstsr Rchnoad Va yr.or
Cro~eA kes fork sd -teazP Aerez- a, ~ a. stios
eaa RAczzf sa-t- Nay II Vo~e E-roi sasots Ina4aa;
sAour = sAys trs Aary Cnor-as rararne All others
CHARLESTON. Fet 9bArf : slrysyias s,earl-y Wak-r
Lest sAnas, Ne- f0rt-Vgi or coal Ed repairs ksy.sE
exrenced eeavJ s=alhssi rig Ne PLla-y Esstoa
Wcis Nsv iort seArs d n B. dsn, Daat-s Phiadsph
Gen suti svroai Frsnkfot Ne Rosven ~ MsniAH Dsr
Ca Cd siesn.sp labei rsie Key West ssI Havsna bsrs
Csefesse 6es;y sss of.Ens br- O. 4 Prescott Glksy DO
ear n Z Ncls, Gffka, Nev Turk
475AFr b suzn, coe Eo 4@ J4~ro. Tyt~e F.rFa.ou
s-~ YOrt; ssEf. A ReA, ssos B4-7ore; zez.s rsl--
yneaA c Wet SEA b. b4zk cutAa Brace, LserpooI
s>sr. - J. Wei, GrEE, Ses TN
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PdSf OF NETWORK. H.. March 3.
Cleared.

sissmsA A'ps n. wEkr4f, Liverpool Z Guard
STs leteeoS lorssn, MelhoaFse, Nesu.th sous Ro..
fostc lserf~o, J. Colusi Isaac Wehh faoer I,-reA q "A
NASSAU Ce ive1e wiii.Ds aa,Asosd.. sturso, 4 c.
ksft-,Aeegt NJ. Cgrry. Brso, , I whitnrg 4 Co
rrS-Ascoa. Wsttins. ssvAnnsh. De MIA ca
SCAcooersaS Bake Anaes Bos,0a W Isxs Sar.h Yin.
eeih sse.Ahd View hsVvn n Have.s EEes SEsersoa Pa
sde Ihs Jas Hand Notc Becbe Dsh;oa. J. t. H.yeas /
snetA su'ss WnStpn poaes Pcs;er Cha Cralsar oan.
md AssssaFsssOi, Bciei T. Grcr. PeuB-H FaasesAa
W Mekce
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CLEVELAND. PAINESVIL'L tEO' & & '' Ash.

" TABULA X. X. Co.-NOTICE TO STOCKHOLM
ERSAt meeting Of the stockholders of the Cleveland
gainesville and Ashtabua Railroad Co held nj their office
Feb. y, IL wes unanimously
Reired That the Directors should be authorized and re-
commended to increase issue of stock the amount
contemplated by tier chatter. VIZ; sl5O0oC0 The
amount now issued Is something over 81, 100000.
Subsequently, az a meeting OF the Directors 10 was
Re0ed That the stock OF Company bs increased by
adding 20 the amount heretofore authorized be Issued
forty five PEI the shares held by each of the
stockholders and that each of the present khoders
permitted subscribe such proportion shares OF
additional stock, and that the Board Directors will sell
for the of any stakeholder onttng 20 subscribe
previous TO April /, 1855 his said proportion. Also oil
fractions OF shares and the proceeds together with any pre-.
MUM obtained viii be credited the stockho.der entitled
10 the same by proportion.
Reolred That nsalment Of thirty per cent on the
stock subscribed be- called and made payable
payment April 1883 and further insttlment thir.
~ per cent be called in and made payable payment
June 1885, and that the script dividend Of January
lass will be received owlrd the payment Of any install
ment and that the whole sixty cent may be paid
payment NJ any time after making the subscription and be-
fore April Also, that all payments the dividend
vii be allowed rata from the date thereof shall bs
declared Ola tie old stock.
Resided That any rev stock subscribed and upon which
the first nsaneut shall be paid before April l.
1856 shall be forfeited and be sold for the benes OF the
Company
Lists OF the stockholders together with proportions
which they NAY be- each entitled will be Left with
Treasurer OF the Company p HANDY. Cleveland and at
the Office OF WiNSLOW, LANIER Co. No 50 Waist
New YORK where stockholders may enter thsir subscrip
tioEs O. B. ELY, Secretary.
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Passengers Sailed.

u aeaNiF H@atce. fro@ BssfsH For Lircryssl-Css
gelov lawepe bearer Of dispatches w T. Ratkns Crop
W Dedi and Koet Richter, Of Bos,ou Pury c.
bscGe Nrs g. Dudley, RnNbury Wm D. Draper aud wife
Audosef Samuel Bel .ni lzhe,h Bel Of hssschass,.
G. Hain al batgoFs !as hrNan and hcs
drroe l. hansam, Adoph Umsnn A Acca, shi Paure 81
Ne~-Norl Conner, OF Washington, d. G. w. Render Nj
clsan Mrs Cstceur and p Horio1, Of CsaaAa H. a. Jak
aud AeN 1sgdner Of nouifeal Rev H. Grzssei
OF Toronto John Dsncan % ST. JoAn ~ r. Jas Robsey Of Il
yepco James Owen and VIE Ebenezer Jsckson Fo
W nEscgsd o. ERssRd De Loudre, o. Psn- y Kalks;aa
and J. rslksmef Of Pfessa J. MsahArai Of w-ssczbas
o. DAVIS o. Mexlco-SQ
~ Ba6fes-I chlds c James. walsh AMI G. W Mno, Of
baston. . q. Siarr 81 r9rt.aaa-A Iol.l a
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BY Telegraph.

BOSTON, March 3Arr ships Greenwich, LvsrpSo Chaspl,
DO Sie soth All, lat A. "a 81 baTk Helen Mara ia a a.go.
Philadelphia The C. shled esrgo and received othr d.,
Also arr shps wetern star, Liverpool wa9oe Se Diem.
bsTk Ayondale, lI,erpool bng Badcet. AniwerR
bs tntrrN hns In CAiss TO- Cadenas, put distress vita
oss Of oreysid and btom ard nrez A4fu Ia eoat,c
Rackawty oct mainnast ~
Pab.t esty bs Tsrsns Of san Juaa having .trlct On the
Hard ugs this u,oruuE.
shV wIlpo sassed FEB q Ia 81 Oa - steamer steering
shownr tue as viii Sh; dlnoli PROBABLY .rrv4
Nes rofk Pei p, lat 81 loo 20 ~ Ssr~. 81 -
lort iui Jsmes River for Australia.
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ESoisEEEs orFrcr. Tsov Urlos R.lLsoAD,l

"'"-H" "'''NN' No. ~ o mai
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ this Office until March g. 1883 at ~ O'Clock noon for
tie erection of Passenger H,use 400 feet ia length By
lac more in width for the Toy Union Railroad In The
City of Troy.
The drawings plans contrscts and specifications show.
ing the manner of performing the work. will be ready fo
1885, and the Chiefor Assistant Engineer viii be in attend
give such information and make such explanations
may be necessary IN regard TO that work.
Blank proposals will be furnished application at the
Engineers Oace and all proposals must conform to the
requirements OF this notice aud tho forms given In the blank
proposals
Proposals must be written out distinctly signed with the
full names OF al the parties indlosed in sealed eBveop,
and addressed 70 Directors Of the Troy Union Railroad"
and Endorsed Proposals for Passenger HouseD and dev
cred personally or forwarded b. mail before the dag
first nentiosed.
may propose for tho whole Of sad Passenger
House for sach parts thereof they desire bat
Directors the right 10 accept reject any partial
total bids they deem best for the the
Company.
The Of responsible persons TO become
suretes for the faithful performance OF the contract and
guaranteeing that the persons proposing shall enter into
such contract upon the terms offered soon the con.
tractors shall have been notified that their Offers have beea
accepted.
II the ability OF the persons proposing To executs the
work the responsibility OF the nretes
not known the Directors Chief Engnser testimonials
will be required tom persons who known 10 and sp
proved by the Directors
Proposal Is must be for certain az 10 price, and Nc
proposition which is not thus definite and certain will b.
deceived or acted on aud than proposition
shall be- made by will be received from any ono persop
for the contract and contracts shall bs Asisned
without the consent ofthe Directors and Chief bngnsef
Contractors will be required to give their personal stten-
ton to the work, aud sub contracts viii be allowed.
r. FRENCH, Chief Engineer.
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DIyIDEND NOTICE-The semi annual in

- terest falling due in this city the first day VI March
nest on the following named Securities, will be paid
and after that date, the Office of the undersigned,
septation of the proper coupons yini -
THE CONVICTION and LEXINGTON RAILROAD
COMPANY BONDS, guaranteed by the city OF Ccvingson
per cents. ..-.... ..x
THE CONVICTION and LEXINGTON RAILROAD
COMPANY MORTGAGE BONDS, per cents
THE BONDS OF DELAWARE COUNTY, Ohio. IL
sed TO the Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad
COMPANY, per cents. - -.
THF CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS and CINCINNATI
RAILROAD COMPANY INCOME BONDS, per cent
NINSLOW, LASlFR Co, No 81 Wallst
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Receipts Of Produce. March s.

BY the Ne Yoyk Eric Roiiyoad pSgs Butter Pc
bbs Flour $50 bags 0a; 1878 sides Leather aud go bbs
Provisions
Ky Ne,s iofk and Netc Haven Rdlroad-TO boxes ErrS
fS pkgs Cheese sdes Leather, IL bales Wool and III
pa Batter.
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Passengers Arrived.

iNsS.te hg i.sreaa Essis, frsS LssagH C,ares b.
hart and lady Joeph bows LADY and chdr Robert N
Hsrro Josegh Rsyies. and . o TIRE secSud eaAa
IL As eTsrt AJ Aate Haytf rep Saayloe-R-ni Jealns
hon The NJ r. Church Chiaa lady -n,e deer.~i
Chiidieu and nurse.
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ALLEGHENY MINING COMPANY, of Maryland,
Office No 81 Beaver-st, Now-iork. }
A T A MEETING of the Stockholders this
~ Company the following gentlemen chosen n d.
rectors for the ensuing year - ..
ARTHUR LEARY, sAML GILMAN
JAMES HENRY CHAS. A. SECOR, and
W H. FOWLE, OF Alexandria,
and al subsequent meeting OF the Directors, ARTHUR
LEARY ESQ was unanimously elected Presdeni.
The above Company have now TO announce that they
have perfected their genent for the mining and trans
portnfon OF their Cumberland Coal scale much
extensive than for years past Consumers may, therefore.
rely upon their orders being promptly executed The quail
iy ofthe Coal is well established and tho Company
guarantee eqaal any from the Cumberland region
The Company will always procure vessels for their Gus
toners lowest without charge. Their Agents
M,ssrs Fowle Co st Alexandra, J. w. Osborn, Eel, 81
Baltimore and A. Qunisrd at the office Of the Company
D. T.. STRONG, Seo'y. d.
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4cs $50 70 s5os9GSs 90 sJR2 5i7,95s II
RI will be seen that the foongs Of the columns, and
the columns themselves far as the pole asunder
We have however, no means Of deciding in which the
errors lie.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC,

srsRsses... ~ sets IS III
49,. ..ru nst.
sandy hook--. Sm Gov Island t<ai Hef6a.e sym
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I AND WARRANTS purchased and sold
upon the favorable terms and Bounty Lands snA
Pension Claims promptly attended 20, BY 0EO WOOD
MAN, No. u William-st.
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WETMORE, ROBERT a. Co, Stock, Note
w and Exchange Brokers Dealers In Specie and Gold
Dust Continental Bank Building, No. II Wallet
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-03-26
t'IockS. Watches. Jewc|ry and

CULVER U.ARE.-Pcrsons visiting Will
Arlington would consult their interest by Wis
ting the establishment OF IiBA FERRIS &
SON, corner OF llh and Market ST., who have
the largest assortment of the following articles
10 be found in the cily:-Gold Hunting and sim
gled cascd Patent Lever WATCHES, of the best
makers; Ladies hunting watches, very small;
Gold chatclaInc, meek, vest aud fob chains;
Fine sets of jcwclry, earrings and breast pins, }
inger rings, medallion gold pens and pencils,
bracelets, cuff pins, seals, sleeve buttons. spec
iacles and lhmblcs. The finest assortment OF
Silver Ware Of the Elzabelhane, Gothic, Tns-
can, Threaded and plain Patterns. consisting of
Fol rs, spoons, butter knives, sugar spoons, salt
and mustard spoons, ladies &C., sc. We also
keep the celebrated ALBATA SILVER
WARE OH beautiful patterns, most equal to sol
id silver Agency for Rapp's celebrated ..scl-
cn'iiic niche Gold PENS" the best article ever
manufactured
tE,7"Clocks and Watches repaired in the best
manner and warranted TO give satisfaction.
mar. - '33--6m.
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Wilmington Dry lioodS Store.
New Dry Goods For ySj;S.

SAMUEL BCZDY has just received at his
~ Old Stand No. II Market Street Whining
ton, Del, three doors below Third Street Il full
assortment of new and desirable goods. adapt
ed to the present and approaching seasons.
Ladies plain and Fancy dress goods, nil the
New Styles Of the season. The greatest vari-
ely Of rich Black, plain and Fancr silks, ever
offered in this city. Fine Blk. Aiacas and
Mohair Lustrcs, White goods in every variety,
French Embroiderics u full assortment, Hosic-
ry and Gloves all kinds, Danasks, Curtain ma
lcrialS ani Window Shades. White NTarscillcs
Qullts, Flannels in variety. Ladies aud Gents,
Gauze and SILK jackets, >, 10 and IA Sheet
Ing. Umhrcilas and ParaSols Of the best make,
French Cloths and CaSSimcrcs very fine. Cord
ed lspahan and plain Satin Eestngs Tugcth-
Ct with full assortment 3 ply, Super Ingram.
Union. Silk, Plain and Twilcd Venetian Car
petngs; Floor Oil Cloths, Plain and Fancy
Canton Muttngs, all of which will b. sold as
cheap as the same can be obtained in any city
in the Union. Strangers and others visiting
this city are respectfully invited to call.
March II ,J3-3la.
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t.z.s.1ss .
.AG-E, PORT DEPOSIT
w As,-~ FREDEMcKTOWN,
CT 49,. setsSss;;HsasS7 & EO & /, TO " n

MARYLAND. and PHILADELPHIA.
The Steamer LADY MER has com
mrncrd hct rc"rGar rips between the shoye
rlares, on MONDAY. the 7Ih Of March. touch
!ng at Craia's Wharf, Port Hermann, Furl'S
Landing, Iurnrr';, Creek. IIarve de Grace. Per-
ryvllr, and other ;n'rrm"hac points, and runs
Is iollows:-L"Tvc Port Deposit on Moniays
ri A. NJ, for FfcIr,icllown and Georgetown:
leave Fred"rirklnwn On MONDAYS, / =. NJ, for
Philadelphia; leave Philadelphia on Wrdurs-
Gays, al p. NJ, Tor Freicrcklown an | Grol gc-
town; leave FredcricI,uwn on THURSDAYS. at
o \. NJ. for PoI1 DEPOSIT; leave Port Deposit
on Thursdays. at y. NJ, for Philadelphia:
leave PhIaI"lEhia on Saturdays, at a. NJ.
for Por, Deposit.
The Steamer Lady Wilmer hns been hand
s'mri! fitted np for the accommodation Of pas
srn%ciS and i, caicunrd to carry Il large n
mount Of freight. All way ireiehts down 10 be
pad by the shipper. All down freight mus, be
delivered on her wharf. (tirsl below Race street,
one hour previous NO the tim" OF starting.
WM. II. Gli.PIN. Philadelphia,
WILMER < DAVIS, Port Deposit,
u Passage, 81. mar. 10 If. Agents
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LEATHER.

Tll!E subscriber has now and into n,s kerpino
L nj the Old established LEATHER STORE;
North East corner of Fourth aud Orange Sts.,
Opposite the upper Market llousr.) Whining.
ton, Del, large and wei! selected assortment
nj Spanish, lfemlock and Sole Leather: French
and Patent Caltskins OF superior brand; aud all
the various kinds OF Leather made use of in the
manufacture OF Boots, Shoes, Saddles and Har-
ness, all piwhich will be sold on the most rcas.
enable terms. Persons wishing to purchase
Leather will find it u their advantage to call
and examine for themselves before purchasing
elsewhere. J. L. CHAMBERLAIN,
mar. y '53-3m.
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READ! READ!! READ!!!
RELIEF FOR MAN & BEAST.

TTHE HORSEMAN HOPE, or FARMERS
l. D.-\rrnngcrncnts are now made
for supplying the public with this Great Rene
dy, which has been used with wonderful success
by those who have had an opportunity ofieslng
its virtues. No family should neglect to have
supply; and all persons employing workmen
would do well to keep some by them TO be used
in case Of accident to man or horse.
FOR HORSES, SC. FOR MAN.
Sprains. Bruises. Sad Rheumatism, Sprains,
die and collar Calls, Lumhago, Swelllnss,
Sweilrd Joints. STIFF Bruises, Scialic Pains.
ness and weakness of Stiffness and weakness
the legs Old Sores, The Limbs.
Scratches, &c. And other accidents
and Affections to which men and animals are
liable. Prepared only by
SMITH & ATKINSON,
Dec % 3m' 2Ss Baltimore ST.. BALTIC.
FOR SALE BY-Dr. II II Mitchell and VIM.
Torbcrt. Elkton; j. W Collins, Chesapeake city;
Morton & Stephens, Warwick; G. W. Ireland
Georgetown =; Roads.
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FOUNDRY &. ACIBNE SHOP
Flows, Stoves, Till Gearing, sc.


ENiE undersigned have now in full opera
q ton aud in perfect order, their Foundry
aud Machine Shop al Port Deposit, and are pre-
pared To furnish ali kinds of
.hnch1ncry, Stationary Engines, SC.
Mill Gearing Of every description made to
order on the most approved plans.
P1ow, 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-
brated Iron Beam Pow>, 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 Mary land Machine Com
pany. Orders respectfully solicited.
NhRSnBANk, McCLENAHAN & co.
Feb %, '35 If
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SIENW
Frame, Sash, Door & Shutter Factory

w Z. The undersigned, having just fitted up
w onr new Sash Factory, are prepared to flu
nlsh all kinds of
Frames, SASH, Doors and Shutters,
Of the best material and workmanship. Being
ourselves practical mechanics. wr feel confdcn,
in saying tia, we can supply, as we'll as please
all.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
Arc earnestly requested TO give us a call. A.,
we are situated al the great Lumber Mart, we
can afford to manufacture work in n cheaper
and better style than elsewhere. We therefore
solicit your patronage, hoping that you will not
forget us, rs our work needs only to he seen 10
he recommended. We are also prepared to
work all kinds OF mouldinSs suitable for mould
ing Doors. Washboards. &C. We shall use the
best material for every thing, and pledge that
our work shall be unrivalcd.
VIM. THOMPSON & co.
Port Deposit, Md. March 10 GIN
L. News, Chr.tcrown; Times. Centrevile;
Chronicle. Cambridge; copy . inoaths, and send
bill TO advertisers
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WILMINGTON Cheap Clothing Store,

SPRING CLOTHING FOR 1853.
fTiiE Undersigned would respectfully inform
4 the citizens Of Cecil county and other parts
o! the Eastern Shore that he has his Spring
Sloch of Mems and Boys Clothing ready Tor
inspection On hand Cloths. CaSsimcrcs aud
NcS'in.s for order work. His Clothing will
be sold cheap for cash and all goods warranted
a>r"prcScned. EDWARD MOORE,
mar. l. '53-ly No. IS Mulhe.Et
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Fecaay-NladG Furniture,
TIE LATEST, FASHIONS.

WILLIS RUTIER has received the latest
w Fashions Il, his old stand, in the Elklon
"B,z>AR,' next door to 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 most fash
ionablc styles. All clothes made by him wal
ranted to tit Don't forget the OLD Sinnh in III
BL.nar." [Eikton, Apr II.