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DOS'T FORGET SNYDER. Jr,'s, Wine ssors, Phii-
~ sde,phs, where and liquors shnb'e
quality delivered AZ your house in
washington, freight Adsmss express" or oppna
note by mail or telegraph. Dor'r yosssr,,n
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By GREEN d

by GREEN d SCOTT, Aactioneers.
GALE OF MUsKETs, sc, BY ORDER OF THE QUARTER
y auconOn Tuesday, the 18th Of April shall sell
barracks Washington at 10 O'Clock,
old muskets.
A lot of equipments, brass, &c. Terms cash.
Mar ed GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers
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EDwARp x !. COLLINS oil I,s. !. co.
BROWN, sHIRLEY, co,
r. O. ROBERTS / Co,
}. n Il Sass ACC CO.. Yard L''''''
Rue Nou, vic,oire',
The Of ships win no, be accountable for fod sys
.dns signed the vau. thereof expressed
JAMS
NOTICE hereby given that the nndsrs'g~ed Is ss,e
owner purchase and assignment, Of ysni. s.ehsngs mill
Harriet ca'e and Ann c.s heir. and Lucy css
widow Of George cstle, in consideration Of the services Of said
hundred and and 20 ..,. ere. land %.gd
United s.'s. %, .e 70, and .d warrant. under n. o,
satisfaction Of Virginia land warrants" aPprsysS Aags 81 ,ss
THIS give notice that Clara McsviIIiams, Of
rredencs.Bo yieu,., have obtained from n. ss. Of VIZ
ni, the duplicate o. land w.sn, No ~ for ase* se,ss gram,
July 1884, the being o. and that shall claim scrip
Jan 9o-is~sm
DOR sALEA Of hundred in Alera county
visinia esh, mite. from Aes.ndr. eight f.o. Wsn'"s.
Of The hes, Nv =. s ~,
years excellent condition, and ~ ~
Judges hrrae farm equal % any ""
There i good quantity Of land the arm and her.
also on il ycons peache. ard spr. % selected sh
The ao o1s ORR bsvs
There the farm hrstra" vsae''' oe'' s~s " "'''
The onnsr sells solely because he cannot give his personal at
| tention. xs.tu. ~. =. v m Yr-.ar
For ,s ss Or s WIN D Waei o. he.s"ss county
9s-oavlmo f"'''f
MI Nuss ANDERSON have several pleasant ard
let, with without board House en-
On street, between streets, opposite No
ohanios Row, Washington.
Mar 2f-9rwlmff
Central Academy,
Corner Of y and ION streets
Rev Rev. j IsyP " Sov ws.,. Principals.
Mafcua D. Wells Assistant
Mon. n. Raoult Professor Of Modern Languages,
Circulars ~ r. Farnham's, Tsyior Msurys, snd Cray
ersvneis bpok-tnwrs. Dee s--e"m'
ELEGANT EnaneIIed Cottage Chamber Sets On sale
~ my house furnishing wsrercoms I'm street. oppos" W.
Exchange Bank black Of white are most
beautifully finished besides inferior qssIy
Also great variety Of rnisase and house s'ss "
N. ~ AcoRB4oh
Mar ls-aAwQw
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CODA Apparatus Sale "A complete soda npps
Daus OF counter, with black marble silver
pipes gallons cooler all In perfect
ready be had reasonable terms by applying
N. sTRATTON, huctioneer Mar 2g-eod3t
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TTONE n"r HsnfThe subscriber being sbou, IN r.,,ox.
from me corner Of 9Th street and
occupied by him location ms, ~. 80
Market makes desirable hind
given Immediately, and term. msds hno~n by applying
- X ~ sTRATToN,
Mar a-det Ancuon..r
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BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioncer.

VALUABLE LOT NEAR THE PATENT OFFICE FOR SALE
AT AUCTIoN.-on Wednesday aiterno on, March 3d. 5
O'Clock the premises shall sell the
square fronting 20 feet inches north
9Th and eth streets. by depth of 100 feet
third the residue In and II MONTHS for
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest i
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
ar26-d Auctioneer.
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Ky f. N. sTRATTOy, Auctioneer.

N,EN SUPERIOR COWS AT AUCTIoN-On Saturday morn
Ing April 10 O'Clock, shall SELL the Centre Market
cows mostly calf the dairy Of Mr.
being all in healthy condition. and sold for
fault aordn excellent opportunity for daiymen 10 repenisi
their stock private families TO secure Indispensable
requisite.
Terms, Thirty sixty days. credit for satisfactorily
dorsed, bearing interest
Mar2 4-eod&ds
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Bureau OF Provisions aud Clothing, March 2e, 1853
CEALEp PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals Navy Clothing
- Clothing Materials will be received al this ones until
O'Clock M Monday 25t day OF April foI furnishing
delivering receiving dirty dag notee al each either oil
the Chaesown, Massaehases BrooAya, New
York GopoT such quantities only " all OF
the clothing AID clothing materials
chief Of s bureau OF BY the command
navyads respectively, during ue fiscal com
meucng day July and ending on the M day OF
IunS viz
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BY e. n. sTRATTON, Auctionesr

(Pennsyipdnid enue, Of Ninth arsef)
DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN THE FIRST WARD AT AUG
~ TIoNOR Monday April Ill., the premises att O'Clock
10, No. 81, fronting 81
New York North
all Is $50 feet and improved by
brick dwelling six
cash, residue in equal payments
satisfactorily secured
Title indspuble. Conveyancing the Of the pur
chaser ar 2g-eodAds
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Japan AND THE JAPANEsEJ by Captain GoloNv-
min, Russian including his Of captivity Japan
British with that
Two vols, London, 1853. Price, 81 Is.
Manners Customs of the Japanese In the Nineteenth Century
One vol London e52 complied from Dutch travels
pecialy the OF Won sebod Price g. Impaired by
last steamer by FRANCK TAYLOR.
MM29
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LOSS OF THE BRIG PALM

BosTos, March 26The brig Pauina arrived Holiness
Hole, from Sagua la Grande, fell in wilh the l7th
latitude 80 longitude 49, the brig Palm, from Matanzas
Portland. in sinking condition Took off the captain,
crew, and one female
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IT A, TYSON & SISTERS Seminary Young Ladies',
ill., on street between quarter

AT A, TYSON & SISTERS Seminary for Young Ladies',
NJ 18th and 18Th The fourth quarter of this
institution will commence on the ist day Of May:
Having building for the nccommoda
school, in connection with h'r dwelling 10 the consue
and comfort Of the pupils have
feel assured
surpassed by
class lunch
&C, delightfully."- warmed by approved furnace and
well ventilated.
patrons respectfully invited to call and
spect tho general arrangements
Being DESTROYS of advancing the interests OF their pupils the
French have secured The OF
Prof thereby enabled TO offer
instruction of - SO quarter
ADVANCE.
junior including needle
drawing
W
further had the institution,
at the principal bookstores in the city Mar 29-eod5Mny
1sOO BBLs NEW YORK CEMENT, In store :
lOUU riyne, for sale BY b. II. CHEEyER
29-da Opposite Treasury.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, Mt the ofice OF the "Me
chanics own between 9th and loh nlad of is or 10
years age type One who has knowledge OF the
business resides with his parents this city, will hear
situation BY applying as above. Mar 29-da
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con RENT-Ths very desirable residence, with garden
tsrb~d Al the square, Pennsylvania
present occupied shs Hon g. D. Hubbard Possession
ri Of April
Ranh M he Mes,ono,i. Mar 2a-TuThsar
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MAX X ETs.

New YORK. March 2S.-Tha stock market lay is dull
United States s. 1857 1904 Canton 23i Erie SIt; Mic
aagna, 81; Eide convenbies, 9ii Harlem 65i; Cunber.
land coal, 52; Gary improvement, l24 Flour is rmer
to.daysales Of 900 bbs 81 81 81 81 for State and
81 IS 81 81 for southern brands Rye -four and corn
cal unchanged Wheat hrmer-saes OF 10 600 bushels
ia Tor Michigan white and LII for Gsnesee
Sales IL 900 bushels of 90 81 to o. owhe
mixed, and yellow OATS ~ 40 cents. Rye, 80
Provisions frmer-sass of pork at Sl6 z5 Cotton in
fair request for shipment-prices dropping Whiskey,
"a % cents.
PniIApxLPHIA, March 2SThe stock market is steady
United States 6.. 1867 1901 Pennsylvania SIS So Flour
is quiet-snai sales 81 IS rs Corn meal, 81 Rye
-four, So Sales 900 bushels wheat l03 IU7 for
red, and 10 liz for white White corn, 81 s.
and yellow So 50 cents. Cloverseed, S7A.
Kw0aLEAss, March % Sales OF the last days
49, 600 bales full prices for better quaitie inferior
lower Receipts all southern ports 4O 900 bales ahead
of last year. Mess pork, SIS Sterling exchange l0Sk
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The SOUTHERN MAILS.

BALTIMORE, March 27.-The mail arrived this evening
brings papers beyond Augusta. Ge%sia and there
now six mails from New Orleans due here.
The Georgia papers have further particulars of the foods
and fresets rivers OF that Safe, of which nte
gence has previously been received by telegraph.
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Washington Branch Rsiiroad.-ChanRe of Hours
Ell u u = e q
IN Monday March IL, the passenger
" Is follows
Leave Washington al and 9, a M. ~ and 5,
On Sundays At @, n. and 3, y. m.
Leave Baltimore at ~ and 0, ~ and 40, pm.
On sunday M ~, a. M, and 81, p.
and 9Th from baltimore, and the second
fourth from Washington, will be uaip stopping
Annapolis and Washington Junction stations.
The leaving Saturday farther than Phil
sdelphia the Of Sunday morning only Baltimore.
Through tickets and baggage cheeks Philadelphia and
York wiz be given by trains leaving g. and
Sunday morning
BY orders
T. II, PARSONS,
Mar 5-dn Agent.
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CHARTER ELECTION Ar CONCORD

CONCORD. IN H } March q AT the charter election
held here yesterday the democratic candidates sue
cesul five wards of the the city contains
There is, however. choice for mayor.
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HOUSE WANTED--wsnted, a house ready furnishcd with
ONCE Marie
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NEW GOODS.-WILLIAM TUCKER, Lane h fuckers Build
Penns yania between ~ and 9th
pleasure informing the public generally he
returned excellent
sp ing goods suitable for gentemen which
his shortest notice and
he mo reasonable for cash.
Mar
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SAULT MARIE CANAL-sesled proposals the
y Fails Of Mary, the
Michigan, the Of April
and will be opened that day.
The ageeaby the OF Congress,
Michigan providing for the
The plan and specifications file the office
Captain Canhed Detroit which reference made
mo information.
addressed Conant Detroit and
accom- OF Contractors
written full.
JOHN Z. BARRY,
HENRY LEDYARD,
SHUBAEL CONhNT, Canal Commissioners
ALFRED WILLIAMS,
CHAUNCY Jo5LIN,
Detroit Feb. is, 1853.
Mar l-dtlstApn
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L ITtsT Washington, Iron Hall, Pennsyiva-
THE ORIGINAL VOYAGE DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI
This magnificent painting and best OF panorams, has
exhibited country Philadelphia
give ali opportunity, the price Of admission, during the
win be IS all the house. Children
under TEN i2i Doors open evening
atty.
Mar i3-dn
WI chant Tailor 7h has received bis spring goods
public that
his before had
hbi would compare with H.
In truth he fen upon surprisingly beautiful
could resist the temptation buy largely and he esrs
therefore
chnsers guaranty the highest satisfaction
who order clothing regard IT. hnsh and
have exclusively devoted
each which alone
that important branch.
We have the complete stock Of gentepsn's furnishing
rood.such shirts, stocks, gloves collars cravas sca hc
Mar IS-d2w
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MOVEMENTS of STEAMERS

NKw ORLEANS, March 21-The steamships Philadelphia
for Aspnwall, and the Daniei Webster for San Juan lett
port to-day crowded with passengers the Empire City
from Havana arrived midnight bringing dates OF the
l0th.
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A SHIT ASHORE.

NEw YORK, March 27-rhe ship f. J. Wickehausen,
hence for London, ashore the West bank
A steam tug has been her assistance.
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In the State. Of Texas Louisiana and Illinois
selected with great in the Territory
Of MInnesoa Immediately
10 insure purchaser capital
portion Of the above lands would ).
n. ". CHEEvER,
m0 0-&aw1m Until 18th street, opposite Treasury.
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Boxes, shaving Handkerchieis, sik, fancy eolors
Brushes, shaving Looking glasses
scfubbnK Mustard
Brushes, shoe Needless sewing, assorted
Brushes, clothes Pepper, black
Buttons, navy, vest Pepper, red
Buttons, navy, coat ka1ors In single cases
Buttons, dead eye Razor suops
Backing, boxes Of Hbsnd, hat
Beeswar Soap shaving, in cakes
Combs, coarse Six, sewing blue black
Combs, Scissors
Cotton, spools OF spoons
Grass. for hats Thread, black, white, and blue
Jackknves Tape, black and white
Hand kerchiefs, Ihinbss,
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ny =. =. WRIGHT. Auctioneer.
New CROP Porto Rico Sugar MoIasses ne Auc
~ wednesday instant, Ia O'Clock,
h ~ Dodses wharf, cargo bsrque VIM. Chase
sss bhds, Of sugar, strictly prim.
so hhds. choice mols.ses
g. a., EDw q. WRIGHT,
''"' - W Auctoneer.
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mr. KITrOs Last Work, etc, ete-Life Of our Lord by
Kitto, being continuation OF his Daily Bible Illustrations limo.
81.
Chsrnock the Divine Attributes. 2 vols. octave, So
Christian Titles series Of Practical Medaons by Dr. Tying
l2no.
Memoir the Rev w. A. b. Johnson Missionary in Regents
Town, Sierra Leone with Illustration by the Rev. Dr. Tying
l2mo. 81.
Startling Quesons by the Rev Rye author Of Living
Dead.n l6mo rs
Historic Doubts relative Napoleon Bonaparte, and Historic
taines the Early History limo so
For sale by GRAY BALLANTYNE
20 Seventh
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NAVY DKrAKrAKrrt
Bureau OF Provisions and Ciolhng, March 81, 1883.
pROPosALs sealed and endorsed Proposals
viii be received at bureau
the 2s day OF Apl next o furnishing and delivering receiving
nocel at United Chaesown
Brooklyn, New York and Gospo Virginia,
quantities oa the following articles required
The by chief of this
commanding officers Of the said navyyards during se
year ending June 80 1854, viz
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INVITATION GOVERNOR AND LEGISLATURE or MARY
COUNCIL BALTIMORE.
HAsRisBURe, March % The Safe to-day passed
resolution authorizing the governor of Pennsylvania in
wife the aud legislature of Maryland and
and city council of Baltimore visit the State capital
some future time to be fixed upon guests of the
The resolution will, of course, pass the house.
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,vno hs,,,e for Bernard Carr, on the trial OF
sprinv wsi. morning sentenced TO sixty days impson-
.men for contempt Carr was lined $50 Tor non
The motion for the new trial OF Spring WIN DO
argued tomorrow,
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BosroS, March 25-lt is understood hero that Judge
MERCK will receive the appointment the supreme
bench, TO fill the vacancy caused by the resignation
the Hon. Caleb Cushing.
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WoacssrKa, (Mass.,) March 2s.-Captan Shepherd,
promine mt cizen, died on Saturday.
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Z for government service, every care has sssn
ITIkX32~ their their engines
strength and speed; and their scconmo-
unequaied for elegance and comfort
York Liverpool in cabin e9o
Encopye oil eHtSn state rooms, eo
From Liverpool 10 New York, ESQ and E0
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No be be secured until paid for.
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ON California. with mails ana large amour,

intelligence from CALIFORNIA; with mails and large amount
Of gold.
Business in Caliiomia quiet. and breadstus had
further declined Provisions improving Flour % o.
per barrel middling, So-operations very prosperous
Robberies aud other oatrages were increasing 10 an
alarming extent at the mines.
The steamer Winfield Scot, San Francisco, oss lo'P
passengers from yellow fever. The rainy season haa oo'
need. -
The steamer Monumental City sailed on the io'h ioi
Australia. Many Caiifomians were leaving 'oi t"'
Advices from the Sandwich islands give iepos. ma
being taken for annexation 10 the ohi'ea
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POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK.

VOYAGE DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI,
Starting Hail. Penp-yva night at ~
Wednesday Saturday afternoons at * O'Clock Warranted
through In hours.
IS Last week Of the line Engines fur
nished patent blow and att safety valves
Baggage and children In the at the owners risk.
rT-diw.
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ny J. Q. MCGUIRE. A"ot,onser.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION,-On
Friday afternoon, April lst AT O'CLOCK on the premises
shall sell lot No in square 3 fronting my zee, one men
Tenth Eleventh streets, by depth
OF 100 improved by good substantial three . and attic
brick containing thirteen with brick stable carriage
enclosed with high brick wall being the
former residence OF Tbos II. Gillss, deceased.
Terms residue In twelve, and eighteen
months for satisfactorily secured bearing interest. TUE ndia
puae tfhe complied with In Eve days. the
property viii be r.sod hs risk and expense Of h
JAS, e. MCGUIRE,
Msr97-d Auconeer.
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CONFESSION OF MuRpER.-pArAL RESULT.


PHIIADRLPHiA Mar 27-Carsons Emnons avs iting sen.
for the murder OF Christopher Soohan confessed
that the murder perpeated by his accomplish Cape
while he was with him, precisely testified 10 the
trial
Bernard Morris died the Pennsylvania hospital to-day
He fell in the few days since in it, He is said
keep liquor in Baltimore, and mis- way to
New York.
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yUATCHESJust received large invoice Of superior Rol
watches for both ladies and gentlemen by all the more es
brsted makers
Possessing every advantage for getting watches at IN
possible Offer ucemens purchasers
passed by any establishment in this country
w. GAIT h BRO,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle Penn, avenue,
Ma27-a between 9th and 10th
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rAHRIAGE-HORSEs,B Wx9bes. and saddie-hcrse Mt
private saeI superior long tail
old and bobta buggy horses
tween and years old, and very fast
saddle horse old and two good buggy
wagons with harness, &C., complete.
For further information spply 10
JAS. G, MCGUIRE,
Mar 27-dst Auctoneof and Com mission Merchant
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FIVE PT3R G II r
EEtt ~ MD,



Chartered By Tie Hata az Pennsylvania, in 1891.
CAPITAL STOCK %2a3,H0A,
rTHE SAVING FUND ~ TAENA4tONAL
/ SAFETY Company, No. ~ WALNUT 81,
Two ao"rS above Third, PLi.Gdtl pAIa, is opcn
every day. IRON . uciuci;, :. ~. 10 p. NJ, and
on Mc4a"I AM THURSDAY evenings TIL 9 o'tlerk
This Saving Fuul j. Well known as one OF the
safest aai best MANAGED Institutions in this
country and pays five per cent interest On money
put IN there.
Any sum from one dollar upward is received,
aad all sums large or small are paid back on
demand without notice to ANY amount.
This Saving Fund has Mortgages, Ground
Rents and other first class investments, all well
secured amounting 10 h9!f u miHioa Of doiiars
for the security Of drpo.itors.
Office, No. G2 Walnut ST, two doors
above Ihird. South side, Philadelphia.
BOARD OF REFEREES.
Hon. Joel Jones, late mayor Of Philadelphia.
Hon. Robt VI. Lee. Recorder of ph,Ia in.
Hon. James Pa-", late p. NJ, OF PhilaI,.
Hon. Thos B. Florence member OF Congress
1st District.
Hon. John Robbins, member of Congress 4th
District.
Hon VIM Pennington, late Governor Of New
jersey.
lIoH c. p. Evans, late mayer of Wil,nin2ton.
Hon HENRY l.. EENNER, President.
ROOT. SELFRIDGE, Vice Pres
J. REED, Secretary TApr 30 ~
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PIANO FORTE.

u J. LANCASTER respectfully announces
IA. To the citizens of Eikton and vicinity,
that he has just received splendid toned
Piano Forte, and is now prepared to @lvr les
sous either at his resi'lcuce or the residence OF
the pupil. as the cas-, may be required.
n. b. AS it is the intention OF the subscrlb-
er to devote the whole of his attention to MT
sicial instruction and the pto@reSS OF his pnpiS,
parents and guardians will find it to their adj
vantage hy placing their chilIren under has in
struction in his branch OF musical education.
Persons not having an instrument AT home,
will find this an excellent opportunity 10 nc
qure 50 delightful an accomplishment. Terms
moderate.
Piano 7ottes tuned at shortest notirc.
Residence nest door to Nj. Rankin, Watch
maker, Elhton, Md. jan ~ IL
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WHOLESALE AND RE7AIL GROCER.
No 80 .N1f5.rt ST., WI@tn&toH, DI.
GROCERIES, CaEBP F0P C,}SH.
THE subscriber hayiag on hand At his Store
no. 80 Market st., . large an general assert
rusnl Of (. esh and wei sa!ectc Groceries, takes
this method If Informing til" citizens Of Elklon
ana Cecil county generally, that be- will sell
then, as cheap a, they can b. bought either in
tie Wilmington OF Phila iclphia market; and
respectfully aalje.ts call from auth as may want
gool5 in his line, before purchasing elsewhere.
Also, w isa@s - a4Iigc:O@>.
Always on hand in choice variety. Consist
ing in part Of
TIQUORS,-of the first and Medium quality
Old Co2nac Brandy, do pale do, Jamaica
Spirits, Peach Brandy, Cherry Brandy Holland
Gin.
WINEs.-Ma1eirn. Port, Tcneritle, Sherry,
Lisbon. and Sweet Malaga.
Extra fine GLD MoNoNGA:tEtA WhiSkey, and
Wine Bittcrs. ANDREW ]. CROW,
No % Market ST., doorabove Miller's
june IS 6m Hotel, iFHniiagton. Del.
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e "a n OS.
Cottage or EHamcIrd Furniture
Patent &HrlnG Reds. cs2sIs,

NxTExsIoN DrNINc TABLES. OAE Ahr WAL
LEvT OFFICE AND DINING licoN CHAIRS, Sc.
HART, WARE y CO.. $50 GbeM@t ST.. phH-
adeipbiu, anu 800 BciEmorc 81. I0himore.
Offer tur sale at very low prices a large and
beautiful assortmen, Of Enamclcd Furniture, OF
their own manufacture suited to both cty and
country residences. Complete sets OF single
pieces made to order. Persons iuruiSAar Ho-
tells and Boarding Houses, will find il ch'ap
and desirable article. Complete sets for Cham
bcrs from -25 upwards. Also, superior Wal
nut Extension Dining Tables, from SO to $50.
Patent Sptiag Bedsteals, Office, Dining Room,
Rocking aud other Chairs; Spring and Har
Mattresses; Mahogany and Walnut, Plain aud
Fancy Furniture. in great variety, &c. The
public are dritcd 10 call and examine.
N b. Dealers supplied on liberal terms,
March % Gm.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-07-16

Successor to y. FloT.)
No. IS! Chestnut S., Smam's Battling,
P n LA D Z LpltrA.
~: ;...r--, Extensive Music Publisher, and
,ig Dealer in Musical Instruments Of
j j x ! j every description.
Exclusive Agent for the sale OF !fallet, Davis
x Cos (Bo>roo) Patent Suspensions Bridge
.t,olian and other
R'iss OS.
l.. Gllb"rt's Boudoir piaoos, Mclodean<, Mar
tins Guitars, lIarps, Niuns, siMLr Music,
MC2c Books &c.
Residents ofthe country will y" supplied b.
mail or otherwise with any mn~ic they nay
wish, at as low rates as il purchased IL person.
Having one of the lar9cs, stocks in the United
States, feel coniiient OF satisfying ali who may
favor me with call or order.
Dealers in music supplied on the most liberal
terms. Pianos to let Secondhand Pianos for
sale. [nay ~
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-07-16

To CLEAN WHEAT FOR SEuo.--Ihe
hr,ne IN which hams have been pjc)}rj,
is the best that ever used for this pur
pose; it beng thick in consequence Of
blood and molasscs, it viii take ont every
oat, SC. y. VI. w.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-07-16

u Dodge says tIat an ".'itor while
at,emptingto throw himself upon the
indulgence Of hts readers last week, fell
through and was taken up in a stupid
condition,