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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-12
TEXAS.

Galveston papers to Nov. 20 have been recei'so
Orleans letter dated Fort Mcintosh Nos ~ Ini,utry
"Eieht companies Of the Fifth Regimen =, ~ gss
arrived here yesterday from the ine'y w.,s ca Raz
Amorc the officers are Col LOOMS, Col aug. >, psho
Qles Maj Resell Mai Fowler Capt LYME ~,
son Capt Dent Lieut. Myers, Lieut. Lssn - ,he march
Bsnkhesd. The regiment was two moD.n' ~ Al rs
20 this roin and when the troops came ID TT, ~,mgs
look much like Uncle Sans clean regulars 70 "a Ij,n,
mics OF the lst Infantry oit two weeks since l' Les
can-ofi1eTs Capt Wallace Lieut.. u.sel ss.ei sr,
Wood. Two companies Of TIE lhlra ~ Fo DssS
ten days since, their way 20 take p2st ~ usi Cas
Gen Smith accompanied by Maj Deisheio, ~ p.s'
man and Capt Gibbs, leave 10 morrow lo' - ~ oHses
The San 1nfoRo Ledeer gives the .ae' o. lsrsoaes
of tho troops destined for ii Paso Col H. D. I;.r, T.
Capt J. G. Smelling, Capt George J.: rH1s'N POLES
'.Jack Lieut. James Mcintosh, Lieut.. Idea
Lieut. W L Mecking QuortermasteT 10 t1s 80 Oar.
On tIe I'D ult Noior Belger in conriand o. ~ psao
~ :, 81, sen Antonio started for " ~ -,
Govern roeut train comprising secion o, forss
with eaissoIs well filed With ammunition 81 tssss}.
well suplied with all the necessary nA'ars - ,hs eur,
tuo wag.us There we're four mules 20 e@eD o. h ihs
ard sx IN each OF tho casons the forge ana ss' se x
wooons The MAJOR sent with his Tram ~. -, al ssl
mechanics, such as wheelwrighis' oiack'ni'"'
dcrs. - IL 81 willow fever -
Tho small tov-n OF Richmond, in Font BENG 49, yer
1bre have been about thirty cases OF ysO" ~, st.
Victoria during the late epdemic DAt ~ 1-seSsaI pa
A member Of the Legislature named ~ ~ 90, :.
Cameron died on Biz way 10 Austin Of 9I1.a rsvese
NE Us,LDaR Banner Publishes the osa,on x,genbG
the in,esmcnis in Houston from Ang1ss. T,s Bass'
-1ys hat adding those Who have been oa''''
suburbs makes the number over ~; "a Gslvsfo''
We perceive that tie fever s. nf sre Der sse
though tic deaths do not exceed Two Q. d
M new Carifol will. Il i said pc 80 -. TyisatE,
The LET Of December tia, he members o. s1s re
viii be enabled 70 cceupy H. Several % nv nv hiss ..
Ioweyei are unwilling 70 remove 70 ,,sr;oas ffss
contral iors wll be release rom ~! soiei 81 ~
he eortracts Ii The building Z once oee'P''@
Legislature.
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ENGLAND.

From Our Own Correspondent 40 ~
LONDON Tuesday, Nov %, 1883.
From the seat of war we have nothing more than
that the endeavors of the Russians 10 expe the TURKS
from the fort of Tshefket (Nikolewsk) IN Asia have
failed the Turks having VIGOROUSLY repused h'e sue
eessiye attacks Russian transport snip with LOW
men on board has been wrecked in the Turkish waters,
ard the Turks saved about 300 of the Russian soldiers
tits stated that Omer PaSha has recrossed the Danube
at Kaafat, but this report is not credited. No new
battle has taken place in Europe between the two oP-
posing armies since the victory OF Oiehtza Inc ou-
ten has according to the old CUSTOM assumed the title
of Gkasi that is TO say, the nGrr0T, aud not as the
London papers translate it, The RIGOROUS But while
tie armies are inactive there is great movement IN
the diplomatic world The Car, was surprised oy
the Turkish declaration of war which he did not ex-
pect-and yet more by the courage with when Omer
has taken the offensive Nicholas is fully aware mat II
the is pursued as it has begun, Prince UorchaAoH
must be defeated before he gets reenorcemens ana tue
interest OF Russia is therefore, to protTac negotiations
until sufficient force is collected such as may have
some chance of victory In order to get this respite
he is intriguing every where-sn Seryia and IN kng
land at FrOhsdorf and Berlin in Belgium and Austria
Lord Aberdeen always keeps scheme for pacihca
ton in but the last one was so stupid that Lord
Redclife did not present it to the Divan when he
received il on the 10Th instant, especially
Lord Aberdeen had calculated upon Turkish defeat
before that time, ana on consequent depression OF
feeling at Constantinoplc Instead OF defeat the bat
tie of Oltelitza happened 10 be victory and the sue
cess Of tie TURKS not conducive 10 such plans as
are concocted by the advice OF Baron Branow III Lon
don A new aud last proposition Is therefore 10 De
made; Lord Aberdeen is ready 10 make new eior',
and has invited Napoleon guarantee the Porte against
any further aggression encrcachments OF Russia ~
formal treaty TO be signed by England France Aus
tTia and Prusse, placing the Christians under the
Joint pr0tee,oEatc o Europe 0fcOurse the Car does
not want any thing else for he would be very BAD d.
plomatst Il be- could not succeed in detaching the
ctler rowers fem The alliance with England and in re-
rewine the war and his pTetensions at nors agora-
bic opportunity, when he will not have 70 encounter
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GERMANY.


The Chambers were opened at Berlin on Monday, asth
by speech read by the President ofthe Ministry.
The fret portion OF this address had reference to the IN
erna affairs of the country such the scarcity OF grain
and the necessity Of facilitating the means OF transport
from one part of Germany another. At the close OF the
sreech the President called the attention of the Chambers
TO the fact that their deliberations commenced period
of great anxiety regarded external affairs and a, time
when the renee of Europe might be disturbed by comp-
cations in The East The Government neither could nor
would conceal the fact that this anxiety vas ounded on
facts but still it prepared to look with confidence on
the future Prussia supported by her own strength and
fully conscious her power would commute as here
oicre her Efforts in every direction to maintain peace,
and would hold in the OF peace and moderation an
Independent and impartial tone throughout the whole OF
his difficult question But whatever turn events might
take Providence had placed in Prussia King a. the head
If an united valiant and patriotic people and the Cham
hers might rest assured that the Government on every oc
cson on which it might be called to act would be
solely guided by the true interests OF the nation
BADEN
From Freburg goth November, we learn that the Gov
erne Mt measures against the refractory Roman Catholic
clergy had led deplOrable riots party OF gendanes
who were ordered arrest priests was attacked ana
put to fight by the peasantry in the Tauber Valley In
other places the priests rescued by the people IL 10
expeeted III at the whole affair will be speedily adjusted
HANOVER.
change of Ministry has taken place
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Richardson Brother- q Co.'s Circular.

Per fyt,cI LIVERPOOL. llth No 18th 1888
The weather since The 2sth has bsen mostly lo, dap
cold. with severe fiost on the vi slt 81 -lth
Our imrous since bs dsv eer OF American Whes have
large SHIPS being unrerored AZ he Cue omoa
have supply OF Flour By tho latest sdsses foa
Ntw-YOft ho quantities. OF Wheat md Flour clesei aai n
rort this appear be abous 10 90 qlstr' sa zoe
barrels OF Flour
We have rial change notice n the position value Of
Wheat kudsy but irlnces Flour ahip haeen
purchased e uld. he pics dtratded % that 5aY - aa-
ing teen accepted 0cs) barrels Bsaosc in line" ship
al fauts ahip damage.
FLIvLNrn McsTH - lss3-we had but thin attendance
tie Of h day kt but toward he eo there
was whole thi Wheat de lat mnen
AID dealers opera ing With Fine Whea icing
be quoted cheaper than Friday 0al lins descriptions
tic IN tOf oil the buyer especially for J feered 10
b. cleared - ship on the prices Of that aty
FLoUK dull and hsi Cd Y barrel conceded % en
TNDIsS CoRE continues 10 teu demand only Tor feed par
r,sts elect sales DE- Cd n = quarter has % 10
submit ed 10.
but te inquired after and 81 ATOP quotation
for ola end ne~ .
uds quite unsaabe, although offered d. 10 ID zee than
iLis day Welk.
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INDIA AND CHINA.

Nv through France some details of the news by
the overland mail were received by the London press
The dates from Bombay Oct. g. Hong Kong Oct.
From India the news chiefly interests British readers.
The frontier was quiet, but the garrison OF Pesha|ur was
to be increased. The murderer OF Col Maekieson had
been hanged.
Of re. Inducements from Calcutta.
There little change 70 notice IN the Bombay money
market money continuing easy. Cotton rather lover
Fregbis TO Europe steady with nothing doing to China
Calcutta markets were quiet owing to the mondays.
Freghts lower and tunnage more abundant No cnange
in the estimate Of the indigo crop Exchange on London
adyGncedts 81 AL
The China news is important; the insurgents became
tiers Of Shanghai almost without resistance the th Of Sep
tmber and organized plans said 10 be in existence FOR
Simultaneous rise in sunkeang, soochow, Tae rsang and
other places The natives say that Shanghai the soul
of Gang pau and that being lost the whole province may
be considered as gone The rebels in Annoy still hold tho
island against the Imperialst feet Canton threaeaed
ard there was little doubt but that would have changed
matters before the dispatch Of the next mail The naval
force Of the Imperiaists seems to be concentrated
around the island of Annoy Onetenth Of them Il Is said
would be sufficient to oSerpower the rebel et IN the
inner hsrbor. Only oisee such an attempt has been
made and on that occasion Of he Impriast Admras
is said 10 have displayed considerable courage but TO have
been altogether unsupported The land forces do no. even
pretend to approach within shot Of the rebel troops and the
Irrcrtl sufferers from the three weeks lighting before
Annoy have been the ncombatants. \ stray shot from
en- lmreriaht junk board the English brig Rapid
and took of the carpenters The insure ,uon 1t
Shanghai almost unrsisted only two Of the Inper
asts lost their lives The authorities took refagcs With the
foreign shipping the Tacntaee or Governor on board the
Untld States susquehanna The Mlnthoo dynaaty
is evidently doomed but by whst Is to be followed no one
predict the heteroeeueOus elements Of which the N,
surreofonsry party composed Just at present united
By ore common object tie expulsion Of tie Tariss
bu that accomplished ihe rebels VII probably all on,
1mcu- theuselyes They VII sn probably advocate
herstoraou Of the Ming dynasty bat tho dascenlants d
that race are ad % be very numerous and i VERY dol5i
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iul whether TsnT eh belongs b ]. at ell The be.,
OF the reestabIshment Of order ns in the e1ien.,, 49,
zion and strict organization of the Triad Society 1T
tar invasion Of China is beginning to Be tailed a.
MsntehOo dynasty have nothing to hope for ia ,,,,
event for they are said to be extremely uapouaI., >,
Chinese Tartary and Tibet there appears to Be mrr
cause for apprehendins such movement and vs. -. =
no Tartar leaders yet il remains 20 be seen whether o.
the bravesi and mos, eonqreEng roces Of Asia vii .-
submit to the wholesale massacre Of its feowcOvarys
by race 50 feeble and inhabsng 30 rich eOuny ...
Chinese.
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FROM TIE CAPE OF Coon HorE-By the bark spring,
box from Cape Town, Cape Of Good Hope Od % arrive.
at Boston on Saturday have Cape Town papers 'l''
date, which state that the country continued in
only few isolated murders occurring The aaiaofss
were busiy engaged in alouing the forfeited lands Of vs.
unfortunate KsfIs to Dutch and English settlers pr
ton Of the English troops at the Cape are to go inaA
Late adyices received at The Cape from Manuus '4s
that the sugar crop there had been all gainerea n '
amounted to the unprecedented quantity oil WV yum.
That island was also rapidly increasing in popua'1 '0'
numbering nearly 10000 souls.
A CONFER mine had been discovered at the Cape
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LIVERPOOL Markets.

TUESDAY EyESIsc, Dee. n lf3
Zorro. Since the ssng ofte Niagara 6h tho mark ai
TEEN quiet ady by sdyces received A.
rca three days 10000 bales including A0ye
ulaon ard $500 for export We repeat daotai
nan ly For Fsir Oeans 6l Mdang d. 10 far M)bls ~
Nirdlfur Do 81 Fair Uplanl 6! Mad ipg luieEior 80
"a: Ordinary, "A q ST y n. Cosiug stead,
fair extent, bat were done
A. lower prices say n reduction Wheat reducoa Flour
and to elect sales indian Com With tts dong the
last pa ed tc.e IL bids baltimore Flour exshp sold
$751; al faults but ship dsmsge 60 sve) Tee Prcs Ctsaf "
18Th quote Westen Canal -Four 81 80 Philadelphia bsn aofs
and Ohio 1861 United White Warst 10 ai05i AID
mixed 9i4d9il0, white Indian Corn Bidl6 yellow bqb
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Atthis mornings market there an sedngy email SOY
WHEAr EsseS Kent and Suffolk aud there were %. ~ y
ably effected by the damp state OF the atmosphere wha aaes
the miller. very cautious Va their operations and tnoosn COOS
ous.s were net ch. aper before l. drea " pa"
the genersl runs the current on Monday AT
Having large supl Of WHEAT from abroad and 80 egahy
demand for the srce than Of ae previous prices we're osy
rortsd but reduction sub niied 10 not OF
spce 10 rencer alteration quotaOus we lc.a
sales Of foaling cergoes fer Egyptian WHEAT arrived on
s. A. after freight and ils was Ssed -
FLoUR moved somew Lal tard a. o Isies D. h-e
ts of could be boug cheaper than efofe
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AUSTRIA.

Something important is evidently about to transpre IN
asd mentions that men and artillery being hurried from
Vienna to the provinces During the previous
three days ninety eight guns had f and the Directors o.
The Railroad we're ordered stop sending goods for eight
days as their freight trains win be required to send null
tafy stores to Hungary The ninth army corps has re-
ceiyed orders 70 hold itself ready to march
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Tho Money Market.

Market without much change Cos5oLs closed r. 70 m9s
e5ass prevailed that tue ba1 asn
10 iucrelse the rate Of 0ay th Losoos kkeH.sss
in Paris months Is 5d25 m slit 25a2jj on fflnk NE
llef: Bamburs month"; 5~lJ5l on Amsseria "'1
III. 10; sisbt lIlfGllIii.
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GREECE.

telegraphic dispatch from Athena Nov s, mentions
that the Chambers had been opened The Turkish Gov
eminent demand the dismissal Of professor in the Ua
versiy of Athens: who has spoken drespectny OF me
porte In some letters published in The E0n The Greek
Government discems the sentiments expressed but de-
cIines TO remove he writer.
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Havre Market.
london Corn EAeIlange. .MospAY, Nov 3

H,vRY Nov e. M-The dem,nt for CorroS confinusods
and 900 bales changed hands sthsnln9 ccs
continues woGk. lNo''''P''
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HOLLAND.
thought It funny

modification of tho Cabinet was expeeted-the Minis
ter OF Justice TO resign.
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Ifrnl Cur UNr tcsrtspordcnt- : =. -
LONDON, Tuesday, Nov. .. 1888.
Yesterday morning the Prussiau Chambers we're
oTeued by speech OF the Prime Minister, Mr. Man
teufel The passage relative 20 the eastern cOmpca
ten communicated 10 BIZ electric telegraph. Il
cCuchcd IN terms clearly intended 70 alay the susPi
cors afcSt with respect 20 conspiracy between the
courts Of ST. Petersburg Berlin. and Vienna l. is tie
moro I6Tarksbe IS IL is generally known that Frele
iick William ~, b. tie organ OF the Manenlel,
has coraesCcnded at yar0as previous occasions -
lemry communicate 70 BIZ loyal people that the Cham
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-07-30

A Son KILLED BY his FATHER. -
Isaac Cox was committed to Elkton Jail
on Thursday, having killed his own son,
John Cox-a lad of II years-on the
previous dav. The circumstances as
detailed to us by Mr. John Richards,
the Constable who made the arrest, are
these. Cox was maItreating lis wife;
the boy interfered to protect his mother;
the father then turned on him and pur-
suing him to corn field near by, over
took him and knocked him down by
blow with piece of board; d lad named
Mccoy, at work in the field, interposed
and Cox made at him but be made his
escape; Cox then returned TO his son,
who was still on the ground, and taking
out his knife cut bis throat from ear to
ear. On being arrested he expressed no
sorrow for the act a few months ago
he was confined IN Jail in this town, on
the ground OF insanity, but having re-
covered, as was supposed, he vas re-
leased. The act was committed in >as-
sairas Neck, where the parties resided.
THE ASSESSMENT FOR iS53.-The
County Commissioners have completed
the Levy for the present year. The
total amount Of property in the whole
county liable TO county tax is SO, $780,
244; which IS divided among the dis
triCts as follows:
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Correspondence Of The Cecil Wig.
letter trOlli w :asiainStum.
fM AsnINGToN, JulN u, ;

Since my last good many ConsuiS
and Sub-consuls have been appointed;
lat their appointments have NJ appar-
ent effect in the market the demands
being tar ahead OF the means to supply.
Taere Is a goodiy deal of trouble
amongst those who have sought and OBJ
tanned high positions under the govern
ment. ! he department has authorized
Major Hammond the present Collector
for the Port of San Francisco, to lnveS-
tigate charges of fraudulent misappro-
prlation OF Government funds; the state
ment is hat Col, Collier is charged with
some $500, geo not property accounted
for, and the lion. Ihos. Butler King,
with 100000 unde: the same circum-
stances. Where will Major Hammond
be, on the receipt Of his ''yeIlow kiver!"
The Democratic Review is out on
page IS OF its recent issue, in reference
to the Gardiner case; it is the best writ
ten and most sensible article have Tor
a long time seen.
'Yhe Washington Monument grows
slowly hut surely. | am surprised to
find so few strangers visiting it; the
sight OF the appalatusused in raising the
blocks alone would amply repay the
Uoyageur for his time.
The jury cannot agree in the case OF
the l. S. VS. Shambourg, Cup to date OF
wr!tlng,) he will however be convicted
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highest bidder for cash, and after deduc-
ing from the proceeds of sale, all neces-
sary expenses, he shall pay the balance
thereof TO the Treasurer Of The Town
Commissioners who shall hold the same
subject to the order Of the owner of
said SWINE. And be it further
Hauctcd. That all ordinances neon
sStent with this enactment are hereby
repealed.
E0acted, That the RaiItIf he allow
ed % cts per head for impoundng each
swine, with the expenses attendant, and
ten per cent upon the amount Of sales
made under the foregoing enactments
all to be paid by the owner or owners
OF said swine.
Hnacted, That from and after the
10Th day Of August 1893 it shall be the
duty OF the BaiIit' Of the town Of Elk
ton TO take up and place in close pen
or coop, made for that purpose, any
goose, geese or gosIings found going at
large in the streets, or on the sidewalks
in the town OF E}kt0n. or on the public
ground by the Court House that it shall
be lawful for the owner or owners Of
|''''' E"''I' 5e'"e VI o>t'"E' - 'T =,
the same by paying to the town BaiiiIi'
MA, '" ~ ,i, ,,.'',' 'o' v",' ". O"sV ~ vs.
''"s '"UE ''''" q. 80 ~ at IA -, , an" "
-; Va 'I,y .I I, -: ~ I''' ,o"'' ','''' '"'
81 n nJ,'Dl n, '"r - ''F 'm'' I VI D""',
ar,n,,;'I sLnns r,;, 7'o ,"H,'' 90
"',, ,La ,''''' '''''' =" w. '".r ~
- e'' r 81" .I'' "''"'" 'o"'
r;i;r 49, ha 49,. ,I ya''' a. . "," '"g
XIII 'I''' I 49, ~: 49, Wv, '"'' ''u'''
I p,,'', ~ Wv a aI'1 ''''" o'<y' 10, " u.s.
'm - ~, na,n, tT1'a, l ''','0 l, w..
III , -, ,, ,,, ".'D, , "''r' L [M'
,,'. J'''1 l,";.' =. Wv 'D'' VI -'N
90 "' 7 s''l '"0 any, , ,,'''.
nnn ,. r..,. H. ''' Ia. I' ~ a ,;''''
,., "a IT,, '.'. =
80; ,oo ' ., 49,. w ~" n; Nv h 'II ~ ".
II'" 'o9I' , ~ o'''' 7''a'' -. at
l,,n, , tI Ivy, - '''' .', "} ,'''
,L' ' e''' p 1'', ',I e. ~ i,"
'7 " g., sD"'' ),''''', Wv, ~ w.
lr,..l'.,
I IT, ~, ',t,., - ',I'".
49," ; Wv - H., - ~, 80 w., '"''','
~ ,.L',I '''' ''I
p .;I;r a. .,,', ,,'.' 80
IN tHe alofrSAl" notice, to the highest
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chants.
GA No.

800 Tons No. Gorcrnmcnt Pcrnrian Guaao.
$50 Tons Dry Puiaggaiau Ga"D".
For sale attic lowest market rates by
ALLtN s, NJ }.DLES.
Nos. % & % South Wharyes, near Chestnut
ST., Philadelphia. Ljuly 20 SIN
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able excitement among some OF the CIT
liens Of the town, and language, highly
densncIatory in its character, has been
used towards him and towards the Town
Commissioners.
A little proper consideration would,
we think, silence all this matter. In
the first place the baiIit' is but carry ing
out the orders OF the authorities who ap-
pointed him, and thry-not the bailili'
are accountable. As regards them,
they Were elected by an almost unani-
nous vote; they perform the arduouS
duties OF their office, which subject them
to 50 much abuse, without any rcmUne-
ration whatever; and being gentlemen
who may be supposed to have as much
interest in the welfare Of the town as
any Others, it is possible that they know
what Is proper to be done, and that they
act as free from prejudice as any other
men who could heseectpd; besides, their
term OF Office expires in May next, at
which time their places can be filled
with others ifa majority so desire. Why
then denounce and abuse; why not
rather wait and let the ballot box APP
prove or condemn.
We learn that the Commissioners in
tend to have the Ordinances printed in
pamphlet form, to Je circulated among
cur citizens; in the mean time, we print
below, some of those which have caused
complaint.
l.uacied, That it shall not be law
full for any person Or persons. to place
or leave in any Of the streets, or ON any
Of the side walks in the town Of ElNton,
for longer period than twelve con-
secutlye hours, any fire wood, oyster
shells, manure, boxes, carts, wagons,
ploughs, harrows, plank, lumber, or any
article whatever, calculated TO obstruct
the said streets, or side walks; thal til"
town Baiiit' be, and he is hereby re-
ouired, TO take charge Of any of the ar
ticles above enumerated or any article
whatever calculated TO District said
streets or sidewalks. and rema,ninr in
said streets, or on said sidewalks, for
over twelve consecutive hours: that un-
less thu owner. or owners of SAID article
or articles, come forward and redeem
the same Inv nayior tn fine town Bailira
fne or3l fo, each artIclr taken and a fee
orS1 in each case 10 the Eai,l., for taking
the same, it shall be the duty of said
R,;l;H to advertisa sand art;rl. or ar,;.
Giles for sale bv written notice, stuck
mn at twoaof the most nublc nlaces in
the town Of Elkton. describing said arti-
Gle or articles in said notice, and speci-
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THE CECIL WING.
.July 30 .iS:I3.

EBacon Hill Camp Meeting, does
not break up Tomorrow as previously
advertised, but lasts until Tuesday
morning next.