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CABINET WARE ROOM
IN PORT HfpOSIl'.


FNlIE subscribe would respectfully infoIm the
L public and the people in this vicinity, that
he has removed into his New shop, opposite the
bakery Of Mr.. Philip Sau,er, where lie is prcpa-
red to attend to all orders in his line OF business
Having learned the business in one Of the
large cities, he has brought with him III the ATS
Of the trade, and is prepared To make the best
articles. as well as the cheapest; and as he does
his own work, and under but fight expense, he
can afford to sell at lower prices than the city
shops. Ia short he can furnish every article in
his line, no matter how stylish or costly, or
whether il bc of Rosewood, Mahogany, Cherry
or common Pine. Nr will also make Collins of
all kind, al attend FUNERALS, Whenever his
services may be required.
Persons engaging furniture from him may re-
~ upon lsving it we'll made and Of good mate
rialS.
u~7"Country produce takrn in exchange for
work. MATTHEW CANTWELL.
Por, Deposit Jan. LIST 1853.
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o. Hraarrs an0 Correspondents.

OyWe have on our first page this
week, very Interesting letter from
".Naude," sentimental enough perhaps
for "Obserrer" and written carefully
enough, perhaps, for "Coosm," whose
article she had not seen when she wrote;
or she'would probably have referred TO
1t.
"F"tcomrs &c the rarcue ola fair
correspondent against "Coeu" tfs
4slasher" with slaSh;ng article WeM !!
young gentleman will be gallant by
times, especially in 'regard to such maid
ems as ".Nou8e."
1--WE have in our drawer several
original aaticles IN prose and verse
which we will sooa examine.
lC}-"Iotu's' article on Esprit Knock
angs' will be printed next week.
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StableI'S
DiarrhRa Cordial.

Is n pleasant Mixture. compounded IN agree
ment with the rules of Pharmacy, of therapeutic
agents, long known and celebrated Tor their pc
cnliar efficacy in curing DlARRANA, and
similar affections of the system. In its action,
il ALLAYL NAUSEA and produces healthy con-
dition Of the LIVER, Thus removing the cause
al the same time that il cures the disease.
The valuable Medicines above named have
recently bernintroducud, with the approval of a
number of the MEDICAL PROFESSION in the City
Of Baltimore and elsewhere, and in practice
have succeeded most admirably in curing the
diseases for which they prescribed. They are
offered to the Country Practitioner. as medicines
which he can IN all respects depend upon, as
prepared in agreement with the experience Of
some OF the most learned aud udcious Phys-
clans. and strictly in conformity with the rules
oi Pharmacy, and as especially serving his con-
vcnicnce, who cannot so read y as the City
Physician have his own prescriptions compound
cd by practical pharmaceutSt.
See the descriptive Pamphlets. to be had
gratis Of all who have the Medicines Tor sale,
containing recommendations for from Doctors
Martin, Balzell, Addison, Payne, Handy.
Love, &C.
Dr.. 5. b. MARTIN, says 81 do not hctiiate to
recommend yonr Diaryhda CordiQl, 0,A .lnO-
dyne Cherry E1peciora"i, &c.
DR.. JOHN ADDISON. says SIT gives me much
pleasure To add my testimony 10 that OF others,
III favor d the eriraorJinury efficacy OF yo.r
DiurrhGa Cjrdiai.' &C.; aud ollhr ErDec'Vrum
II have no hesitation in recommending it, as a
most valuable medicines" &c.
DIR. X. A. PAYNE. says he has used the Diar-
rhnN COr,iiol in his practice .'with the hoppicst
effect, and thinks il one of the most convenient
and efficient combinations ever Offered 10 our
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THE CECIL WING,
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,

T 2.
TERMs.--Two dollars year in advance, and
two dollars and fifty cents i(not paid in advance.
To clubs, in advance, five copies for eight dol
lars; ten copies for fifteen dollars.
ApvERTIsING.--On dollar square for three
weeks insertion; twenty-five cents a .Guhre for
each subsequent insertion. Twelve lines OF
'brrser, or a space equal TO that, make n square.
Fractions of a square, counted as square.
Advertisements inserted quarterly, semi-annu-
ally or sy the year at moderate rates.
LCy-Hsndblls and Job Work oral kinds done
neatly ana at short notice. The office of"THE
WING" Is ia the centre oftle town, next door
30 Doct. Waiiace's Drug Store.
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Tin Ware and Stove
.M.INEE.fCTORY.

.HT.NTF.fCTORY.
TRE subscribers have lately removed from
L E!kton. and have opened an establishment in
.NIDDLET0WN, DELiW3RE,
where they are anxious to serve the public and
their Old friends wherever found, in all the bran
chcs Of their business.
They will keep on hand at low prices, Stores
ofa!l patterns and sizes. for parlors. offices, and
kitchens, and a luli assortment of Tin and Sheet
Iron ware at the lowest prices. They will also
attend to '2
ROOFING md SP0UTI.NG,
which they will do in the best manner and at
short notice. The public are respectfully in
vited to give them u call.
GRAHAM s. SISCO.
Millletown, Del, May 8 If
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PHI. WI. md Bait. Rail Road Line
&C. 80 81

IN and after Monday, March Ist, 1852, the
Urrains between PhilaJa. and Baltimore will
run as follows:
Leave Phiade. n! ! lih and Market Sts.. Tex
cepl Sunday al \. NJ, stopping at way points,
arrive al Elkton. IDt \. ri.
Express Train lravrs Phila. Except Sunday
Ut Il p. NJ, arrive AT Elkton 3 p. Nj.
Night Line leave. Pbila. at 10! p. NJ. stopping
al way points, arrive a, Elklon I2J A. ~.
Express Train leaves Baltimore (c1ccpi Sun
dtgS AT 81 A. NJ. arrive nj Elkron lOI A. ~.
Msh Line leaves Bait. except SunImy) ut
III A. NJ. stopping at way points, arrive al Elk
ton /. P. Nj.
Nighi Zinc leaves Bait. nj O. p. NJ. stopping
al way p@dRtS. arrive al Elktun s! p. NJ.
CCY>Tae Express Trains stop al Eiktnn.
BENZ. WELLS.
Llkton, Feh w Agent.
NOTICE-FREIGH ON GRAIN.
To Philsda. Bushels. 10 BALI.
Wheat per ear i@ad OF 2r) at ! cts. al 3 cts.
Corn DO Go 275 30 c. 3 cts.
Oats do do 400 3 G. cts
Cloverseed per S3saael, Il cts. d cts.
Potatoes, do Sets or Pc ger bbl
BENZ. WELLS
Elkton, March 8, 81 lAspui.
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GOOD MEDICINES
Cherry Expectorant

Is confidently recommended to lnvalids. as w.
SURPASSED by any known preparation, for the
cure OF COUGHS, HO.fRSENESS. and other
forms of common colds; BRO NCHI1'IS .3S7'if-
MI, GROUP, CONSUMPTION in an Early
Stage. and for the RELIEF oflhe Patient even
in Advanced Stages Of that Fatal Disease.
1t combines in scientific manner. remedies
OF long esteemed value. with others al more Ir-
cent discovery, and besides its soothing aud tonic
qualities. acts through the skin gently. ua.l
with great efficacy, for the cure Of this class Of
diseases.
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"OLD kENrucK STILL AHEAp."--A
woman in TrimbIe county, near Bed.
ford, few days ago, it is said, gave
birth to six children All are living
and doing well.
ALBANY, Feb. 3.-The jury in the case
of Salmon, charged!with assisting in the
rescue OF Jrrry, returned a verdict Of not
guilty.
The New York Times call "Billv
Bowlrgs" ",lr. William Cruikshanks.
This is carrying politeness some consid-
cradle distance.
A despatch from Washington states
that the senior editor of the National In
tet!igrncer, Joseph Gales Esq, is dan
gerousIy i'll.
Christian kirber, the independent
candidate for Mayor of Lancaster, Pa,
has bee elected by 1872 majority
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
And Water Power,
IN MARYLAND

IN MARYLAND.
J-NDER and by virtue of Deed nj Trust
y from NJ. Blackburn and vile "a Jeremiah
Il. Haincs, and Decree thereon. ,assed b, the
Honorable A lbert Constable, Judge ofthc Sixth
Judicial Circuit of Maryland, the undrrsiened
as Trustees, will offer at PnSiie Sale at the
door q the Court House in Eik,ou, on
7ansstlay, February 24th, 1883,
all that valuable Real Estate and Water Power
known IS
"OctOrarO FGrsc.''
lately occupied i.f said NJ. Blackburn
This propert! contains
100 Acres,
OF Land, more or less. aad lies on the Or.oraro
Greek IN Cecil county, Mary Land, ah.u, six
miles from Port Deposit, and viii inur miles
Of the Rising Sun village. The improvements
upon it consist ola
Forge, Gri~ .MIl, Sam MIL, an excel
lent Stone Duelli0g Housc.
and ten Tenant Houses, some Of which are
new and in good order.
Also, Store House, Blacksmith Shop, Coal
Houses, Carriage House, Stablins and other
out houses.
THE WATER POWER upon the premise,
try, and is well adapted 10 manufacturing pur-
poses all kinds. The dam is new and is
constructed upon the most improved plan.
The Forge ana Grit Mill
have been in successful operation Hntil recent
ly. The IIst Mil! is in good IcIuir and is
favorably located.
The arabic laRd is naturally Of first quality,
easily improved; and SOME OF il is in hi Oh stale
OF cultivation. An accurate plot or,hc entire
premises lnay be seen by calling upon either Of
the Trustees in Elkton.
Also, by virtue of another Decree of The said
Judge, all that tract or parcel OF Land situate,
lying and bring in Cecil county aforesaid. adj
Joining the above described property, and con-
tanning
l3l Acres OF Land,
more or less; teing HE same property which
was sold by the said Manassah Blackburn to
Ja,aes Wiley aud Hu9l Wiley.
The Baltimore snd Philadelphia Railroad
now being located, Will pass through. or near
this property, and will afford great additional
facilities for transportation.
Sale 10 commence al . clock p. NJ.
TERMS OF S.4LE.
The Terms Of Sale are, one third of,hc pur-
chase money TO be paid in Cash on the day Of
sale, or ratification thereof; one other third in
six months from the time of sale, and the residue
in twelve months from day Of sale, the credit
payments to he secured by Bonds or Notes with
surety, 10 be approved by the Trustees, bear
tug iRtercst from day Of sale.
HIRAM MCCULLOUGH,
HENRY C. MACKALL,
JOHN A. j. CRESWELL,
Jan 22ts Trustees.
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ignorance and arrogance have thrown
about her sex, and will not allow the
petty structures of conceited scrbblers
to turn her from the independent style
which she has adopted; but will let the
truth come freely, hitting where it may,
though such "pa,hetlc" young gentle
men as Coeur should have their fine
tastes shocked by her uoldness. F.
TRAGIC AFFAIR At WAsHlNGTo1.-
Mr.. Edward H. Fuller was shot on the
steps of the National Hotel at Washing.
ton on Wednesday evening last by 1t.
James Schaumburg formerly Of Pa.
The National lntelligencer has a cor
rect account of the rise and cause of this
sad affair:
Several years since, Schaumhurg
boarded at Fuller's (now Willards)
Hotel, kept by A. Fuller & Co. When
the firm became insolvent, he was in
dehted TO them several hundred dollars,
and has so continued ever since. APP
pIications made to him from time to
time Tor payment, by the surviving part
ner, Edward Fl. Fuller, have been dis
regarded by him, as we learn, on the
ground that the debt wasno OF due to Mr..
Fuller, but to the trustees under the in
solvency. MIR. Fuller. nevertheless,
pursued the claim, and in an alterca-
lion or the subject, some two years ago,
with Scharmburg, personally chastised
him. This circumstance was matter Of
general notoriety at the time, and got
INTO the newspapers.
Public notice was again drawn 10 the
matter on Tuesday morning last, by the
appearance of number of large hand
biHs, posted in the most public way
along Pennsylvania avenue, announcing
under the signature of Edward H. Full
Ter, that James W. Schaumburg was a
coward, liar, and swindler, with ale
cations and statements to Substantiate it.
On Tuesday and Wednesday after
noon and evening Schaunburg was seen
PiCli0 Ddth w Ill " loi w olb hioii tiiC
avenue, suspected by many, and, and as
it would seem, too truly, with dead!yin-
tent, in search for tu!Ier. Unhapply,
that evening, at the time above stated,
Nj. Fuller had mopeted the steps te en-
ter the National Hotel from Sixth street
when he was .spied by Schaumb~rg,
who was standing near the door on the
east side Of the poI;ico; and when Fulier
approached at the distance of about tour
feet he received the fire of one barred of
revolver IN the hands of Schaumhurs,
and instantly retrealed across towards
the south side of the avenue.
The bali entered about an inch and a
half to the ri 5ht of the navel, and had
not been extracted; indeed its place Of
lodsment had not been found.
The Republic says:
Mr. Schaumburg, upon Mr.. Fuller
retreatiag, supposed, as We are inform
cd, that his fire had taken no effect, pur.
sued MIR. Fuller nearly to the other side
OF the avenue. when, by the interference
OF bystandrrs and others, and upon the
information that Fuller had fallen, he
retreated his steps to the hotel, and as
cended to bis room. lie was arrested
there shortly after by some officers.
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NOTICE..

TUNffE subscribers being DESTROYS Of closing
u up the business oil The firm without further
delay, would hereby notify all persons indebted
to the same, to come forward ard settle their
accounts or they will he placed in the hands OF
an officer for collection.
Jan % Iw EVANS g. OWENS.
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The President, Directorsl
and Company oithe Far The Circuit Court
mers Bank OF the State OF for Cecil county, In
Delaware Chancery, January
VS.. 9th 1853.
John Logan and Nancy
Logan his WIFE J.
The object tthis suit is to procure Decree
for the sale ola certain morlgagcd premises in
Cecil county, which were mortgagcd, on the
twenty fifth of July, eighteen hundred and for
" six; by the Defendants to the Plaintiffs.
The Bill states that on the 18th of July,
eighteen hundred and forty SIX the said John
Logan aud Nancy Logan his wife conveyed GER
tain real estate which is particularly described
in the Bill and its accompanying exhibits, unto
the said President, Directors and Company nf
the Farmers Bank OF the State Of Delaware, by
way OF Mortgage to secure the paymrnt OF six
thousand five hundred dollars, with lawful in
ttreSt thereon which was then due and owing
from the said John Logan ln the said President
Directors and Company o,. he Farmers Bank OF
the Stote Of Delaware, that the said John 1.o-
gan has paid the in,erest on the said Mortgage
debt up to the first OF October eighteen hundred
and lilty two, aad on The 2tHh Of July 1851,
also paid cigh, hnadred and fifty three dollars
and twenty three cents q the priacipal debt,
b;.l that There is sill due from the said John
pany Of the Farmers Bank OF the State Of Della
, ware, on sad mortgage, the saM OF five ,hon-
sand SIX l,npdred and Gily six dollars and seven
~ seven cceis, with iptsrtst thereon from The
first Of October eighteen haadreh and fifty two,
and that the sata John I.ogan aud Nancy Lu-
gan his vile reside oue otths State Of Mary land.
Il is therefore adiudged and ordered that the
'rompanani> by causing copy OF this order I"
he inserted in some. newspaper Published ut
Elkton IN Cecil county, once week Tor one
month he'ore the first day Of March next, give
notice to the said absent defendants of the oh
sect and substance of this REt, and warn them
20 appear in this Court in person or b. so irilor
on or before the ninth day OF May next, 10 nm
swcr the premises and shew cause if any they
lave why decree oush, not TO pass as prayed.
Trre copy. Test,
II. II. MITCHELL, elk.
IAN 6 sS2-1m
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Plaster and GuanO.

BEST QUALITY AT LOWEST PRICE.
DUY from first hands and save extra profits
ID The Stone our best land Plaster is manniac-
tuIed from. we have selected with great care at
the Plaster Quarries. BUYERS will mark this
important fact. One buShel of our Select Land
Plaster, has more fertilising power than two
bushel Of ordinary Plaster.
We have now for sale
10000 bushels extra quality select Land Plaster
5000 g good ordinary -
1000 barrels CALCINED PLASTER.
100 6: CASTING &c
80 i" DENTIST /"
100 I" STEREOTYPE "
Peruvian GUanO.
This article we otler in confidence TO our
customers, as equal to any imported, and far
superior to most in the Market.
l.500 bags of this superior Guano, Tor sale at
the lowest market rnte!. Also,
PATAGONIAN GUANO,
GROUND CHARCOAL,
POUDRE1TE, &C.. &c.
c. FRENCH & CO.
At the STEAM PLASTER Mills, Junction
York Avenue, Crown and Callowhill Streets,
Feb I'm PHILADELPHIA.
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TRANSITION OF SLAVES THRor
PENNsyLvANlA.-A bill has been intro
ducrd in the House of Representatives,
of Pennsylvania containing the follow
ing provision:
1t shall and may be lawful for any
person, being citizen of any of the
States of this Union, in which the insti-
tutions of domestic slavery is recogni-
zed by law, and also being the owner of
a slave, or slaves, ond being emgrating
to another Of the States ofthe Union, in
which the sd id institution of domestic
slavery also exists, to pass with such
slave or slaves, through this State to-
wards his ultimate destination; and such
transit, including all necessary and un-
avodable detention and delays, shall in
no case entitle such slave or slaves TO-
freedom: Provided, That the provis-
ions of this section shall, in no case, be
taken to apply to slave dealers, but on
ly to bona tide owners and emigrants, az
aforesaid.
Sec. 9. That it shall be lawful for
citizens Of any of the other States of the
Union, visiting in this State, for buSi-
ness or pleasure, and remaining in the
same for any period not exceeding six
months to bring and retain with them
such domeslcs as they may deem suta.
bic for IN 'ir convenience and comfort,
and such as they might lawfully hold TO
service in their own States.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The subscriber mot being engaged in any 9th
err business) has resumed the practice OF Land
Surveying. Conveyancing, &C. Being acqunint-
cd with TIE different qualities of soil in the
ncghborhood, persons wishing to buy or sell
Land would find it TO their ADVANTAGE to give
him call. JETHRO JOHNSON.
Near North East, Cecil Co., Md.
June !st '50-tf
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NOTICE.-The state meetings OF the O
phans' Court of Cecil county, are heMvn the $
cond Tuesdays in thrnary, April, June, Ausns
October and December. School Accounts must n
presented, on the second Tuesday in Jannary,th
end Tuesday in April, the End Tuesday in Jw
anl the 2nd Tuesday IN October.
JAMES n. JAMAR.
Dec 20 81. Reg. of Wills.
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A Farm for Rent or Crop.

rE|WO miles from Elkton, on the turnpike
a lesdiny to Chris,lana. Possession given
the 25 Of March next
Jan % II JESSE UPDEGRONE.
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The JArAN EXPEDITION sent out bv
this government is the subject of com
ment in the French press, which APP
proves OF the enterprise, and predicts
that Japan will cave in before such a
naval force as is sent there.
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Ran OfF.--The horse Of "a gentleman
named Merritt, who resides on Bohemia
Manor, in this county, took fright at
brush heap, near Hare'S Corner on Sat-
urday evening lat, and ran of, throw
ing Mr. Merritt out of the sulkv from
which he received several bruises about
his face and head. The horse broke
loose from the vehicle and ran to New
Castle. Several persons went to the as
sistance of Mr.. NJ. and after short in.
terval he recovered sufficiently to walk
to New Castle where he has friends
residing.-Del. GaeeHe.
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DocToRs DlFFER'-The Scientific A..
merican doubts the success OF the En-
ricsson hot air ship. 1t must be recol.
lrcted that scientific men doubted the
practicabilily Of navigating the ocean
by steam.
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VALUABLE
FARM FOR SALE,

TNlfE subscriber offers Tor sale The farm on
l. which he now resides, situated in Cecil Co.
Md, about FIVE miles from the North East depot
of the Phil. VII. & Bait. railroad, containing
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'29O Acres Of Land,

between 20 and 80 of which is heaVilv tim ber-
ed. The soil is universally acknowledged to be
amongst the best in the upper part Of che eouh-
ty, being well adapted to plaster, lime. &e.
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tsR AIN

THE Subscribers arc prepared TO pay N,r high
ysl market price in cash, for any quantity ol
Wheat and Yellow Corn. Bags will be furnish
cd TO any one that may wish them.
Jy II BROWN n FOAkD.
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The JAPANESE are preparing to give
our fleet warm reception. They have
an immense army. They are placing
cannon along their coast, and are keep
ing watch on every point. War Junks
have been collected at the principal
ports, and the people evlnce very war;
like disposition. - Japan will be a big
oyster to open, and the movements of
our fleet will be watched with much anx.
iety.
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Ilr.oIR BARRELS, bought at market price,
I hy BROWN & FOARD.
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There is on the premises, a fin e
large Stone Dwelling. with ioal
rooms on a floor. conveniently
arranged, and oul-houscs u vari
ans kinds There is n well nj
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iilsi rate wafer al The door. and u never IaEing
spring OF waier very Close a, hand. with i tiue
dairy attached to il. There is large oreila I'd
q! young and thriving fruit E-es Of CHOICE "a
rtti-s. The place Is in a ,hickly settled aud
improving neighborhood. sEd convenient to
stores, mills, churches pnG! schools.
To an enerprisng farmer It.is property Oilers
inducements sri lon TO lee met with.
Possession can BIZ had on the 18th of March
next. Terms liberal. Application TO he ninde
to the subscriber on tlle premises, or by lclteg
addressed 10 College Green p. o.. Cecil county,
Md, or 10 Mr.. John JSnney, Hktun. Md.
JOHN FISHER.
Inn 80 fur
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TRAVEL BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND
New YoRK.-During 1852 there passed
over the railroad between Philadelphia
and New York l,592,070 passengers, of
which number only 212,9o2 passed ever
the entire line, the balance passing to and
from intermediate points in New Jer-
sey. The number between Newark and
Jersey City was 923,929.
HEAVY PoRK.-Mr. Thomas T. Moore
who resides IN the upper part of Caro-.
line county, Md, few days since
slaughtered hog % months old which
weighed 720 pounds. Another weigh
ed 4S3 pounds.
CHLoRIc ENGlNEs.-The New York
Express says that Captain Ericsson
has received orders for about 300 of his
caloric engines, but it is not aware that
he has consented to supply any large
numbers at present.
GEO. S. WILSON, charged with being
engaged IN the manufacture OF counter
felt money, was arrested at Whining.
ton, Del, on Monday, but subsequently
made his escape.
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TWO FARMS FOR SAFE.

Jan %, 'J.3 6W