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ITlLMiNGION. DELAWARE.
'ETiIS Institution has opened in kiNG ST.,
z No. l3l !. in new ana commodluuS build
ing, designed to acrommodate but thirty board
rr>. where It's Principal invites those interested
to call and examine for themselves lis claims
fIr public patronage. The coarse of inStruc-
lion embraces the ENGLISH, Classical and Orna-
mcntuI Departments. all of which with board
Of competent teachers, the Principal alcrS
himself THAT be can satisfy the expectations of
those WHO may place their daughters at lnls
Institution.
TInMs-pcr Quor'c, Of c'crcn wcchg
Board, washing, fuel and Tuition in
EngIi,h, $3.50
Board &C., with mu>ican ornamcnals 5000
Circulars can b" obtained from the Rev. Jas.
Mclntlre. or BY application TO
THOMAS NJ. CAM.
Apr 80 Principal.
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West Nottingham Academy.

THE SUMMER SESSION of this School
i commences on TucNiay, 3rd day Of May.
RErERENCfs.- Drs. Pummcr and
BackuS. Baltimore; Rev. DR.. Boardman. phila-
heIphia, and the Faculties of the Theological
Seminary and flhe College OF Princeton, n. J.
Address Rev. a. A. HODGE, Principal,
Apr 90 jw Woudlawu, Cecil Co., Md.
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BRADBURY, in the ''Hollow." nearly OPP
ID poSitc McCanley's Blacksmith shop, has
just received a fine assortment I Spring and
Summer Clothing, all of which he will sell
low tor cash or country pro luce.
Clocks as usual, in great variety. Also, a
splendid assortment of fancy articles.
BramhIc. Grass and ClallIng Scythcs, at
%, 37a and 50 cents, eachi fine steel.
ElktOn, Apr 30
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DAVID EkNDRETEE'S


Successor to a. FoIT)
No. 100 chestnut ST., Swoim's BnildiAg,
+ II LA ELPHlA.
n---.,,-, Extensive Music Publisher and
u y r, ! Dealer in Musical instruments Of
j j 4 i j every description.
Exclusive Agent for the sal" OF IIallcl. Davis
s Cos (Boslon) Patent Suspensions Bridge
.l.Olan and other
E'ia 0s,
l.. Gllber''s Bou@oir Pianos, |rIodcans, Mar
tins Guitars, llarpS, Victims, SllEAr Music,
MUsIC Books. &c.
Residents Of thc country vii! he supple! by
mail or otherwise with any music they Tay
wish, at as low rates as ifpurchased in per- on.
Having one OF the largest stocks in the United
States, feel confident OF satisfy ing all who may
favor me with a call or ORDER.
Dealers in music supplied On the most liberal
terms. Pianos to let. Secondhand Pianos for
sale. Lmay1 ly
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A VALUABLE GEM, or A TorGu
Srosy.-Ihe Goshen Wing states, that
Rev. Robert Armstrong, ofNewburv,
New York, chased, among other
minerals, what he supposed was 4 topas,
but which turned out to be diamond,
for one-haIl of which he has been Offer
ed 5000. 900, which he decIincd.- Its
weight is Two and half ounces, and if
a real diamond, its value will be more
than 81, 100000.
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GREAT ATTRACTION.

NNTM TORBERT has now opened his new
w and well selected stock OF Spring and
Summer Goods all OF which he is offering very
chcnn. HIS stock consists in nurl Of
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Domestic muslns. bleached ditto, Summer pant
stud in great variety, cloth, cashmere, weeds,
alpaca, brocade. popIns, bed ticking, check
shifting. stripe do, SC.
y. B. Country produce taken in exchange
for goods. apr9
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% iiraoers ana Correspondents.
t. The absence of the Editor will
be sufficient apology to correspondents
who have not been attended TO.

A DoNE-Up DAUrHIy.-The Courier
DIES EtatS Uni> publishes an affidavit OF
Mary Ann Williams, mother ofthe Rev
pretender to the throne Of Bourbon, in
which; she states that she is upwards Of
so years OF age; the widow of Thomas
Williams, and the natural mother Of the
Rev. Eleazer Williams. who is her fourth
child, born at Caughnawaga; that when
he was nae years old, some OF his
fathers friends in the States came to
Caughnawags, took him and a younger
brother away to school; and that he re-
turned home sometime after With a dis
eased leg. She also states that three
years ago, Vim. W oodman, an Oneida
Indian, attempted to induce herto swear
that Eleazer was not her son, but was
given her TO bring up. This she posi-
lively refused to do.-NIl. Williams may
now be considered "a done up dauphin.
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POOR SSYi6s1E NfD
OF CECIL COUNTY.

BY the Orphans Court, April 18Th, 1853.
In compliance with an Act oI the General
Assembly Of Maj and, passed. at December Ses-
SION. 1871:
ORDERED. That the following statement of
" the condition of lhr Poor SchonI Fund OF
Cecil county, b" published in the Cecil Wing
and Cecil Democrat. Test,
JAMES II. LAMAR. Reg.
Tho sum of SD 1896 .09, part thereof Invested
in the following manner, VIZ:
State Of Maryland q per
cent Bonds, with inter-
est due SI.52i00
Upon Bond a ID Mortgage
on real estate l.Sl3.O3
Am, invested in securities $l2 ,33G %
Balance ia llc hands Of
The Treasurer, April
18th. 1893 3.1i92I
Total amount Of School Fund Slj, 1890
May l4th, '53
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[C-The Norfolk Beacon states that a
gold mine which promises to be very
rich has recently been discovered in
Tyrrell, n. Carolina. This is the first
discovery Of gold that has been made in
the lower part of the State.
IT, The friends of the Maine law, in
Philadelphia, have held two meetings
lately; and subscribed s;2,2O5 to aid in
securing the suppression of the liquor
traffic.
ia monument is to be erected 10
the memory Of Paulding, Williams and
Van W art, the captors Of Andre, on the
spot where it occurred, in Tarrytown,
n. Y.
~ David Paul Brown, after thirty
years service as counsel tor the Abolition
Society, has resigned.
IL Six Expeditions have sailed for
Liberia since May last, from the United
States, embracing 72S emigrants.
live see it stated in the foreign
papers that Douglass Jerrold is soon 10
visit America.
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JUST GE'ESgI.B!
A NEW STORE,

Opposite tie fouatrin Inn, EIhton.
A J. SCOTT s, BRO, respectfully announce
a. to their irienls AMI the public, that they
nave just returned from the city with an eXten-
,ivc and entirely
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF
New Spring X Summer Goods,
AT B. T. MAYS,
OPPOSITE THE COUET HOUSE.

WHITE GOODS.--Fie'd Swiss from % 20
ll2R, Plain do, l2aa 10 -, plaid and plain Cam
brIcs 49, To 56i. French needle work. Collars
l2g to 40, Ladies under sleeves, 10 to :. 90.
Worked RulIrs, 37a TO 1925, Linen Cambria
lidkis Il 10 l.2j.
HOSIERY AND GLONES.--Co,ion Hose
g to 31aa, cotton Gloves, &, to ~, six aud
thread Li>" do. lSa 10 IA, kId ani silk do %
10 SO, black mohair Inills 81 to I.15, Superior
long do. | ~ to l.31a.
L.IDIES' RLINiNGS.--Slks in various
color, cut bias. new style gimp> new style but
tons, silk lringeS, hlGrh silk Iacrs, wash ginpS.
rmhrodering floss, cubIoiIrrng braIds, silk
hrads. wnr>lrd and linen brahS, Bonnrts and
Ribbons in great variety, torcnces, fuei lin
ingS, &C., pa'aSols, umbrellas FANS &c.
Table covers, table ci0l ;, table diapers,
crash; towel diapers, bleaclicd and uublrachcd
mUsliuS, drlliug>, white, brown and blu" do
mrsllc,; piaIdS, American nankcenS, green lin
Gus, brown lIolIand'S, Irish linens, linen checks,
cotton do wlndow shades. &c.
Mes & BUY>' llEIR.--CIothS. cassi-
mcrcS, superior summer tWoeGs. satin and silk
v"StiUgs, blcachei and brown linen driings,
PLAIN, plald and strip'd cotton goods for panla-
looms. Summer hats. sc.
Ladies' auu chillren's shoes, hardware,
quccnSware, groceries, bacon, lard, llour meal,
potatoes, sc.
+. 5. Country produce taken in exchange
ioI goods al market prices. May
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New Spring Goods for 1853.

The subscribers respectfully inform the clti-
zenS Of Cecil county, that they now haze in store
a much larger assortment OF Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, than they ever had before, and they
hallcr themselves that the
STYLE, QUALITY, AND PRICE,
will induce all to buy who Will favor them
with call. apr9 BROWN X FOARD.
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ARREsTED.-A man named William

ARREsTED.-A man named William
Cornish was arrested near Druton, Md
few days ago, on charge OF having
murdered a Mr.. Salisbury, of Kent
county, in October last He was brought
to Dover Ly Sheriff Pratt, on Friday
last, and confined IN prison 10 await his
trial. The requisition Of Gov. Ross was
served on Gov. Lowe on Monday, the
9th inst, by Sheriff Pratt, and on FRI
day following, the accused was arrested
Del. Rcpujitcan.
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New Stock of Store Goods,

1'"'''N.
nave just returned from the city with an eXtell-
slve and entirely
New Stock of Store Goods,
of every description and variety, suited to the
demands of the market. Their stock has been
selected with great carc,--all fresh aUl sea on
able, consisting of Dry Goods, Groccrlea, Hard
ware, Quernsware, Cedarware, Boots anu Shoes
Hats and Caps, with general variety Of all
The wares usually kept in the retail line.
We hope orr friends will give Us a cali and
examine our goods. as it is our intention to sell
nj the very lowest rates. and accommodate with
articles and price all who may favor us with Il
call. We particularly invite the attention OF
the ladies to our superior stock OF Dress Goods
before making their purchases elsewhere. We
hope by close attention to business, and by the
advantageous prices OF our goods to merit a
liberal share ofpublic patronage.
n. B. Country produce taken in exchange
for goods al the highest market prices.
May ] It'll 1898
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IT, Hon Presley Spruance has been
elected President of the Bank Of Smyrna
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ENORMOUS FEGs.-According to the
report Of Comptroller Elagg, Of New
York city, tie amount of fees paid to
the Corporation Attorney and Counsel
for the year 1892, (besidrs certain per
qusites not incIuded) amounted to The
enormous sum of seventy thousand
two hundred and nlnety-Six dollars and
three cents. lhe sum exceeds the ag-
gre gate salaries OF the Goven ors ofthirty
States.
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LIE CRYSTAL PALAcH CrpoLA.-Thn |

The CRYSTAL PALACE CyPoLA.-The
last GROWING piece Of workmanship and
engineering skill is now being pct in its
place, and will complete the skeleton OF
this beautiful structure. This is by
far the most interesting operation from
the commencement to the conclusion Of
the work.
( From the top of the Reservoir an ex-
cellent view can be obtained. The Ian
tern was slung on Friday last between
two substantial maSts, but it was not
elevated more than few feet from the
ground. On Monday it was gradually
and steadily drawn by pullies to Its
proper height-150 feet. At o'clock
yesterday afternoon, when our reporter
left, four ribs had been secured, so that
! it is now safe, which must be source
OF satisfaction to the public, as well as
to Mr.. Drtmold, the experimenting en-
/ gineer, and to the ind 'latIgabe and in
! trIligent assistant engineer, kroehl, on
whom the entire responsibility Of put
! ting up the dome devolvr
he lantern will be supported by 80
ribs OF one ton each, measuring II feet
on outside and 70 on INSIDE curve.
Each rib is composed Of two hangcS Of
two lengths Of angle iron, one inch
apart, brac"d together with strong tre'-
/ I!s-work. The ribs will all e bound
together by five rows # horizontal and
SIN Transverse braces from the lower
tiange Of one rib 10 the upper tlange Of
another. The whole dome will be fin
ished, if the weather remains fine. by
Saturday; the rest Of the finishing, such
as glazing, roofing, flooring, painting,
Sc, is proceeding at rapid rate. The
construction of the columns, grders,
connecting pieces, &c, all except the
dome, is similar to that Of the London
Crystal paIace.-1ridune, Wednesday,.
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RAGS. RAGS!

THE highest price paid Cash for Rags, (wool-
en- cxccpted,) al the Rockville Paper Mill, on
the Little Elk, by l.. JORDAN.
March % #
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THE STEAM YACHT NoRTu STAR,
Captain EIdrige, was TO have STAR d
from New York yesterday, on her
European tour, but was probably de-
tanned by the gale of wind. Her pas
sengers will consist of Com. Vanderbilt
and lady, VIM. II. Vanderbilt and lady,
Mr.. lhorne and lady, Mr.. Clark and
lady, Mr. Allen and lady, Mr.. Lapaugh
and lady, Rev. DR.. Choules, (who goes
as cIa?lain,) DR.. Lindsey, (surgeon.)
Mr.. Cross, and two or three others.
She will visit all the prominent ports of
Europe, and return to New York about
December next. The trip, it is esti
mated, will cost $l50,000, and will no
doubt be The greatest pleasure excur-
sion of the age
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CURE For HYDEopnonIA.-An English
journal says that an old Saxon has been
using, 70: fifty years, and with perfect
81 cc"ss, a remedy tor the bite Of mad
dog, by the agency of which he has
rescued many fellow beings and cattle
from the fearful death Of hydrophobia.
The remedy IS to wash the wound i'm
meda:eIy with warm vinegar Or tepid
water, dry it, and then apply few
drops OF nnriatic acid, which Will des-
troy the poison of the saliva, or neu-
tralize 1t, and the cure is effected.
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CAUSE OF lNsAN1Ty.--The New Med.
ical Gazette states that twcnly-nlnt
suicides, five murders, and two hundred
and nine cases Of insanity, and directly
traceable to spiritual manifestations.
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A NEW BOOK.-A Gazetteer of the United

NEW BOOK.-A Gazetteer of the United
"A States of America comprising concise gen.
eral view of the United States and particular de.
scrptions of the several States, Territories Coun-
ties Districts, Cities Towns, Villages, the Noun.
tains, Valleys, Islands, Capes Bays Harbors, Lakes,
Rivers, Canals, Railroads, &c with the Govern
ments and Literary and other Institutions of the
Country also, the Mineral Springs, Waterfalls,
Caves, Beeches, and other fashionable Resorts 10
which are added valuable Statistical Tables and a
Map of the United States. By JOHN HAYwARD, au.
thor of the New England Gazetteer. and several
other geographical and statistical works.
e This work is sold only by Agents. The on.
iy agent for Virginia is now in town.
LUTHER ROOT, Agent,
ma al-2v* Washington Hotel.
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CEDAR TAR-ConsumPtion Cured
y The mos. successful remedy now in use for the
cure of Incipient Consumption, Bronchitis Asthma,
Coughs, Sore Throat, diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys, Kings Evil, Tetter, Dyspepsia, &C., pre-
pared by Mrs B. B. Norris, 343 Baltimore street,
Baltimore.
Mas B. B. NoRRIs-Dear Madam For several
years have been afflicted with frequent hemor.
fhases of the lungs, attended with painful cough
Itried various remedies, and had the best medical
advice but without relief until tried your Cedss
Tar, which has entirely cured me.
Yours respectfully, GEORGE PARKS,
127 Saratoga street, Baltimore, Md.
October Sd, 1852.
Call and get Pamphlets containing certificates.
T Beware of countssfeits. The genuine arti
ele . for sale by
P. HORTON REACH, 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
No 9 General gent for Eastern Virginia.
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At the commencement OF the Pennsylvania
Medical College, Saturday last, the following
young gentlemen from Virginia graduated:-
Rufus A. Krebs. The reader will perceive
that this paragraph was begun in the expecta.
tion that there was at least more than one
graduate from Virginia; State which once was
the chief supporter of,he Philadelphia Medi.
cal Institutions. What falling off from Vir.
ginia! 1t is the result we hope of determi'
nation to support her own institutions.
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nRIVATE PRACTICE.-Dr. PLUME .
L co. may be consulted, conidsntialiy, for the
treatment of the following diseases: Eruptons,
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Sweliings, or en-
largernents Syphilis, and al morbid discharges,
whether recent or chronic Also, all those com.
plants termed female diseases. The adEertissrs
invite attention TO their chemical extract OF wild
Flowers, which may be regarded AZ the very besi
mticle known, 10 give tone and vigor to certain
abused aud debiitsted organs, well as to renovaie
ssystsm shattered by dissipation or other cause.
Medicines securely put up, with Fun direcnons
and sent TO order. Post paid letters promptly -
tended to- Once on Franklin street, below Ex
change Hotel, and hrst door below Trinity chursh
Richmend Virginia tsv
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NOTICE.-we call the attention of the pull

NOTICE.-We call the attention of the pub.
lN lie to the Gutta Percha Pump. This
pump is constructed Of India Rubber valves, work.
ing through a zinc tube, on an endless Gutta Per.
cha Cord, the valves working ar.tghtin the smooth
tube makes it at once suction as well as lifting
pump; thus enabling it to draw water from any
reasonable depth and with less power than any
pump now known to this community. Having
bought the patent right to this pump, we offer fol
sale country rights on reasonable terms, and in
vite those in want TO call at Mr. Hardings stable. or
Franklin street, just below Odd Fellows Hall. and
see one in operation. We are prepared TO havs
pumps put up at short notice.
GEO. WATT & CO, Franklin st..
Next door to Fl. Dickinson's Auction House.
NH 3-d6tkclt*
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COPYRIGHT TREATY An International
Copyright treaty is said to have been negoti-
ated between England and America, BY Mr.
Everett and Mr.. Champion, and that il was
sent into the Senate some days since. twill
be acted upon at the Extra Session ofthe Sem
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THE NAPOLEON CoSTRAcr.-The Journal
of Commerce says it has good reasons for be-
lieving to be untrue, the Mirrors statement
that Louis Napoleon had ordered the censtruc.
ton, at that port, of feet of war steamers.
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Br The Huntsville, Alabama, Democrat an
nounces the death Of Jadge JOHN w. ORGY o.
that county, of disease of the heart.
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PETERSBURG AND RoAroxE RArLRnAp,-
We learn from the Petersburg Express, tina, a,
the recent annual meeting Of this company the
exposition OF its affairs was highly satisfae,ory.
The receipts OF transportation on the road for
the year were $227 ,5s3 80, being $35 ,5se. .96
greater than they were the year prsvious.-
The expenses of the increasing business have
been all met and the company declares di.
vidend Of per ct. to the stockholders. This
is indeed superb business. Highly encour.
aging to Railroad enterprise. w. H. d. BIRD
was reelected President Of the Company.
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e The new territory of ofWashington, COM
prses the part ofOregon which lies aerth of
the middle Of the main channel of Columbia
River to where it crosses the 46th degree of
latitude and then along said degre, to the top
OF the Rocky m ountains,
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Ev~ Monday an election was held in the
S,aie Of Massachusetts, for members of con.
yerfion - amend the Constitution of the
State.
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MRS. DAVIS COUGH RLiXIK-Thi.
H4 Invaluable -asnedp fnr tho ouIo VI oS~sus,
Colds and Consumption, is the recipe of a most
worthy and estmaole Virginia lady, and has been
proven by the experience of many of our own
citizens, TO be all that il il represented. From q
great number of certificates that have been volun.
tarily given, the following one from well known
citizen of Richmond, is offered to the public
Read it.
RICHMOND, March lst, 1853.
hereby certify, that during the protracted ill.
ness of my late brother, Edgar Goodson, of Con-
sumption, nothing afforded him so much relief as
Mrs DAVIS Elixir. believe, had he tried earlier in
the stage of his disease, he would have recovered
through its uss take pleasure in recommending
it to my friends and the public, a safe and Ger
tain cure for Coughs and Colds, and an invaluable
palliative in cases of the worst Consumption.
mh2 VINCENT GOODSON.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by BENNETT 4
BEERS, A. BODEKER, CHAS. BECK, CHAS. d.
YALE, and Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Main street, and
BOUCHER & MELTON. Broad st., and CHAS.
MILLSPAUGH, Druggist. Richmond. NH 2
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II McCANDAASA, Jr, 1876 Cary Stree
AAs has in store, and for sale on ACCOMMODATE
terms
200 bags prime Rio Coffee
% " Old Government Java Coffee
10 packages Superior Mocha Coffee
a5 half chests Superior Black Tea
100 bbls Coffee Sugar
SO bbs Crushed and Pulverized Sugar
so half boxes Loaf Sugar
$50 bbls Superior Mountain Flour
$50 Superior Family do
100 bags Prime Glover Seed
$50 kegs Nails
so barrels Machinery and Tanners OH
Herring's Salamander Safes, all sizes
Marbleized Mantels, Table Tops, &c
fs 9-dtf
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VICE PRESIDENT kING.-The Savannah
Republican contains letter from Havana.
which says there is nothing iu Mr.. Kings con
dition to encourage hope Of his recovery
He himself does not expect, il says, to be ma.
teriaiiy benefited.
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u A butcher was arrested in New York
Saturday on the charge of traficking in dis.
eased beef.
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u The Petersburg Express states that q
complimentary supper was given at the Boil
lingbrook Hotel, in that place, on Saturday
night, to Mr.. Meagher. Are we to have anotk-
er bill of fare?
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nOGGETT ~ ANDERSON, UPHOLST.
- ERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, corner of
Governor and franklin streets, have Just received
a superior lot OF whhe apd checked India Mating;
also, part of their Spring stock of French and
American Paper Hangings, which they would be
pleased to furnish to those IN want fe 2S-Im
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g The "North Star" is the name of ,
steamer to be launched at New York this
week, in which it is proposed TO make plea
sure trip to Europe and the Mediterranean.
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~ The area of the Astor House New
York, is now occupied by an ''Exchange"-a
large room built Of iron and glass. in the form
of an illipse, Sc by 81 feet, ornamented and
painted in the most elaborate manner. A tele.
graph office is connected with it.