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West NOTTINGHAM ACADEMY.

rnHE SUMMER SESSION of this School
L commences on TaesLag, 3rd day of My.
Backus, Baltimore; Rev. DR.. Boardman. Phlla-
delphia, and the Faculties of the TheolocIcal
Seminary and ofthe College OF Princeton. n. J
Address Rev. \. \. HODGE, Principal
Apr % 5w Woodlawu, Cecil Co., Md .
Spring l. Summer Clothing. Sc.
BRADBURY, in the .'Hollow," nearly cp-
ID poslte McCanley's Blacksmith shop, las
just received fine assortment Of Spring and
Summer Clothing, all of which he will s~II
low Tor cash or country produce.
Clocks as usual, in great variety. Also, al
splendid assortment Of fancy articles.
Bfamblc, Class and CABLING Scythcs, a.
25, 81 aud 80 cents, each; fine steel.
Llhton, Apr 70
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Cottage or EnameIed Furniture
Patent SnrissG ssps.si a.1e.s.

1INUT OFFICE AND DlNING Room CHAIRS. SC.
HART, WARE &, CO., $50 Chesuut ST.. Phil
adtlphia, and 800 Baittmore 81, Baltimore.
Otter ior saie al very low prices large and
beautiful assortment Of Enameied Furniture OF,
their own manufacture: suited 10 both city and
country residences. Complete sets o. single
pieces made to order. Persons furnishing Ho-
tells and Boarding Houses, will find it a cheap
and desirable article. Complete sets for Cham
bers from S25 upwards Also. superior Wal
nut Extension Dining Tables, from SIS To $50.
Patent Spring i3edsteads, Office, Dining Room,
Rocking and other Chairs; Spring and lar
Mattresses; Mahogany and Walnut, Plain aud
FaRcy Furniture, IN great variety, &c. The
public are dvifcd 10 cali and examine
N. B. Dealers supplied On liberal terms,
March 70 ON.
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WINDOW SEE AssH,

nEPCr IND MANDATORY Of G.. l..
~ MILLER X Co, s. ~. cornsr .3rch and
Second Sircets, pii1ApELrfFlA.-Evcry yerirtg
ocshades, wholesale and rc'siI, sach as Scroll,
Flower, Gothic, Nignc'tc, OIL and Dry Land
scapes, are to be lai II: the lowest prices tor
qua litv OF work, Gide.s for Gilt, Plain, Store,
IceeteG ard ether Shades executed at short no
tee,
Merchants and others are invited TO give us
a trial WE WILL TRY TO PLEASE.
Brasscs. Trimmings, &c, always on hand.
Remember $. W. corner Second and Arch
Streets. phIla. feb -
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THE CECIL HlliG,
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
4

I
TERMS. Two dollars year in advance, and
two dollars and fifty cents if not paid in advance.
To clubs. in advance, five copies for eight doll
lars; ten copies for fifteen dollars.
ApvERTIsING.-One dollar square for three
weeks insertions twenty-five cents square for
each subsequent insertion. Twelve lines OF
BREWER, or space equal to that, make square.
Fractions of square, counted as square,
Advertisements inserted quarterly, semi-annu-
ally or by the year at moderate rates.
[C-I[andbils and lob Work olall kinds done
neatly AMI at short notice. The office ofssTHE
WHIG' Is in the centre ofthe town, next door
to Doct. Wallace's Dug Store.
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Gus, united lof lile season ol 1913
THE Public is resnrcfrnply informed that
these two extensive Exhibition. have been
united for the present season, forming hv far
the greatest variety of entertainment ever be-
fore offered in the United States. viii perform
AT ELkTON. ON Inesl1y, .Itiy ION. Admit
lance % cents. No Aal pflcc: doors omen at
: uaI ocloct, =. NJ.
The Corlcgc " III arrive in town on the above
morning about 10 o'clock. and the ra,riag,s
cages, yaus, Sc. containing animals, huwn
~ l=u sp!endi! horses, hralpu bv Members
mia,S band. Will pass iArourh The urinril,aI
streets, aloldiug an opportunity Of brhuA! me
In. iu0l corcruns prosrs.Ions oyer witnessed
Ii,T OF ANIMALS BIl,ps, &c.-Irry. Drio,-
brtN'S PerlU!Yatae .2a,H!als--Suuth American
Lion anI Liuncss, Brazilian TIgc,. .Snoucd
Ltupar!, Jaguar. Cougar, aud Nubian niger.
A,jalic Lion and lluness. Ro,ul Bengal ii
ger Llach Leopard, Rhinoceros. poonah Bear.
California or GriAzly Bcar, African zebra,
Monkeys, pair Golden pAcasants, Mexican
powcc. East India Fowls, Euglish phcasauts,
En- dish Hare, Macaw b.rIs, l'arru,s. sc.
IN the course Of each cXA buun, Her Dries
bach, the lar-lamcl Lion KIns VIII enter the
den. Of his Lions, Lropurtis, Tigers, Cuu.al>.
&c., and give display, the same as when Or
de red by the sDrcial command of Qurau Nir,o-
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EsaENSE, TDTYSE.

4 GREEABLY to the 9Th Section of the Act
~ OF the General Assembly of 1927. chapter
III, entitled an Act 10 regulate the issuing of
License to Traders, Keepers OF Orjinarics and
others Notice is hereby given To all persons,
ana bodies corporate and polite, whom it may
concern, that they must obtain License, or re-
new The same. according to the Provisions Of
the said Act, on or before the 10th day Of May
1888. JOHN JANNEY,
Sheriff Cecil county.
N. b. Nothing but Bankable money will he
received for license. EApril l6-lm.
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E'Esfsg,yy l. E..ssRE,y"E,s

4 GENULTLR.lL ware HOISE IND
"A SEED HTORE. Va. 1917 MTkGt Street,
INSTRUMENTATION s MEAltS' paten.
lea haudcl-Subsuil. SHE HUI and Double
mould, &C., with steel Extending Points. Bar-
Bar-share, Beach, and other kinds OF castings
tor repairing. The Emperor Of Russia award
ed tor the above P!ougi.S, Il massive god medal,
value $500. Also, The GrsA Mciul at the
Wori.S Fair, was awarded to p. &, NJ. Plough
No. 40. CulHcaiorS with doUble-pont polish
Cd steel teeth, which caa be reversed thus get
Ting double wear Of the common teeth. Also,
Cultiyalors Of all kinds with Steel Teeth.
Spain apo>p A"ric churns. corn shelters i'm
proved kinds, hay aud attaw cutters, hanI corn
mills, coin and cob c.Uslc!s, GcddS improved
harruws, square and \ harrowS, horse rakes,
grlnd>ones. ready hung, dirt scrapGrs, Agrlcul-
lnraI furnaces, OK yoAleS and bows forks for I'M
loading hay, man hay rakea, bow plns apple
peaiels, OK muzzles, mole traps, pruning hooks
and chiscls, saws anl scissors, iron we'll curbS,
aud zine lubelng Tor chain pumps, corn plant
crs, :Grnip drills, 10 50; Grants patent tan
mills, garden engines, wheat drills, horse pow
erS and lhrcShcrs, moving and reaping ma
chimes, chain pumps, cattle ties, bull rings,
patent iron snaths, @rubbng hoes, transplant
ng ,roweI>, hay and manure forks, shoves and
variety. children tools, Darling scr IN -, snalS,
with palcn; tastning>, po,atoe hr 81.
Also, horticultural Tools q. every dcscrip-
ton. Garden and Grass Seeds, Tor sale at the
lowest price, at wholesale and retail. [apr III,
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New Spring Goods for 1883.

The Subscribers respectfully inform tie cr,i-
zcns OF Cecil county, that they now have IL store
:, nucn larger assortment d. Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, than they ever had before, and they
llaltcr themselves that the
STYLE, QUALITY, AND PRICE,
will induce all 10 buy who will favor Them
with call apr 8 BROWN & FOARD.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

KgTILL be found at the Old Stand. opposite
w The Court House with few exceptions
AT reduced prices. Thankful for pa>l patron
~" so!icil Il continuance OF The same. The
public are respectfully invited to call aud ex-
anime. (Apr9, 500 i. +. MAY.
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MARYLAND, and PlIILADELPllIA.
The Steamer LADY VIII k.R has COM
menced hel regular trips between the above
places, on MONDAY, the It'll Of March, touch
ing at Crais's Wharf, Port Hermann, Ford's
Landing, Turner's Greek, liaryc de- Grace, Per-
ryvllle, aud other intermediate points, and runs
as follows :--Leave Port Drposit on Mondays,
at . \. NJ, for FrclcIit:No"n and Gtorgelown;
3rave Frederlchiown on Mondays, ! p. M, for
Philadelphia leave Philadelphia on W'dnes-
days, a > p. NJ, for Frederlcktown and Gcoi re-
town; leave Frederitktown on THURSDAYS, 1t
8 a. NJ, Tor Port Deposit: leave Por, Deposit
on Thursdays, at 4 =. NJ, for PhIiadelp PIN la;
leave Philadelphia on Saturdays, at a. M,
for Port Deposit.
The Steamer Lady Wilmer has been hand
somely fitted up for the accommodation OF pas
sengers, and is calculated to carry u large a
mount Of freight. All way treighis down TO be
pad by the shipper. All down freight must be
delivered on her wharf, [hrst below Race street,
one hour previous 10 the time Of starting.
VIM. II. GlLPiN. Philadelphia,
WIEN Err & DAVIS, Port Deposit,
rry7passage, 81. mar. 10 II. Agents.
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STRIPPING EgEss WA NvEEa.

MUSK RAT, MINK, RED AND GKfY Fox, RAG
III. coon AND RABBIT SKINS. For which the
highest cash prices will be paid By
SOILS, BROTHERS,.
Sc Arch st. bet ID & Sd SIS. Philadelphia.
lis Water ST. (np salrs) New York.
March lb--o,n
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u Judge Legrand is now spoken of
as the next Democratic candidate for
the Gubernatorial chair of MARYLAND,
and it is intimated that this position had
an influence in his decision ultimately
declining the Washington appointment.
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PORT DEPOSIT
sssTNHsEsX s. NAEEAtNE Sg.Dp.

Esb1 EHa& s. NlRGEhtEE SssDF.
FySl1E undersigned, having taken the above
4 establishment on his own account, informs
his friends and the public, that havln" made
arrang emcnis with the very best workmem, he
is now prepared TO ill all orders for castings
and machinery Of every Kind, al the shortest
notice. From the favorable location for pro-
c&rin" iron, coal, &C., lie ilattrrs himself that
h" can do work on forms that will make it an
object with those having work in his line Of
business, to patrGHise him.
. Especial attention will be paid to all kinds
of Mill and Factory work. Always on hand
and for sale TO the trade
Pior rnstiags, Curt md Haeon Boras,
Stores, Hoiloto-marc, Sore Tea Kettles.
Fiaf bottom de-, Furnaces, Tin ITare Sc.
Orders solicited aud promptly attended 10.
f.. D. McCLENAHAN.
Port Deposit, Apr 20 3m
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VICE PRESIDENTS WHO DIED IN OFFICE.
MIR. King was the fourth Vice Presi-
dent who died in o1ce-George Chm.
ton, Elbrdge Gerry, and Daniel D.
Tompkins, all died while in the same
office.
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SNow---lt showed all day on Sunday
April 17th, in Plaintield, Hamshire
county, Mass. The snow on that day
was three feet deep in the woods fifteen
miles west of Plattsburg, n. York.
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DR.. PHELPS AND Col. CorTMAs are
spoken of as the candidates for Congress
in the y orcester district OF this State
the former subject 10 the decision of the
whlg convention.
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Storm. A violent st orn passed over
the upper part of New Castle county,
Del, and Lancaster and York counties
Pa, on Friday last. In New Castle
county the steeple Of the Presbyterian
church m kennett pike, near Whining
ton, and the barns and stables Of David
Taylor, the Washington inn, and George
Miller We're blown down. The barn
OF Mr.. EIkinton, keeper of the hotel at
Pennsgrove, was struck by lightning
and consumed. The horses were rescu-
ed, but aquan'ity Of hay was destroyed.
In York county number OF houses and
barns were completely demolished and
orchards and fences scattered. Among
the sufferers We're the widow Barclay
John Peoples, Philip Muller, James
Long, and Mr.. Croft. The public
house at Bird in Hand was u~roois.d
and otherwise considerably damaged.
The width OF the storm was about 50 or
10 feet and accompanied with thunder
and lightning and large hail stones.
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BURNING OF THE STEAMER lNDEPEN-
DENcE. and great loss of life. The
Steamer Independence was lost on the
10Th of March. on her voyage from San
Juan del Sud to San Francisco, aud about
$40 persons were lost with her. She
struck a reef mile from the island Of
Margarita oil the coast of Lower Cali
tOsnia, nd took fire when run ashore
Some 40 passengers were on board
about a third OF whom persisted.
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NEW STORE,

T TAKE this method Of informing my friends
/ and the Public, that have Just opened a
New Store on Main street, nearly opposite
Johnson'S Hotel. My stock is entirely new,
embracing every variety adapted to the wants
Of the people, such as
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
Qucensware, Hardware, Cedarware, Boots,
Shoes, Hats and Caps, all OF which have been
selected with great care. | have Il fine room
with plenty OF light aud consi.r it no lronbls
TO show nv goods. | hope by close attention
TO business and by giving the goods fair
chance TO recommend themselves, to merit Il
liberal patronage from the public. My motto
is ''quIck sales and small profits.''
n. Is. Country produce taken at the highest
market prices in exchange for goods.
Apr9l If J. B. ASH.
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D0mcslc muslIn8. bIeachcd ditto, Summer pant
stuff in great variety, cloth, cashmere, tweeds,
alpaca, blocad". poplms, bed ticking, check
shifting. stripe do, &c.
\. B. County produce taken in exchange
for nnnlS. Ianr 9
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
GREAT ATTRACTION,

VA NJ. TORBERr has now opened his new
w and well selected stock Of Spring and
Summer Goods, all OF which he is offering very
chean, LIE stock consist, lu nnri Of
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GGSig fs1gatS.

Port Deposit, March 80, 1853.
STOCKHOLDERS will please take Notice
~ that an election will take pac" at their
Banking House. on MONDAY. the ri day Of
May, neSt, for uine Directors, at j O'Clock, =.
Nj. AANDERSON
Apr Rte Cashier.
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SAVING FuNE.---ln oUr advertising columns
to-day will be found notice OF the Saving
Fund Of the National Safety Co., Philadelphia,
TO which we direct the attention of our readers.
We understand that this is amongst the most
safe and reliable moneyed institutions in that
city and that it has been so prosperous that The
money from the day it is put in there; they
receive all sums large CT small and return them
again when called for without previous notice.
These liberal arrangements have rendered it
very popular, especially as more than halt mil
lion OF dollars has been set a,nr, for the srru-
FUND is at No. IT, WALNUT two doors above
Third ST., PHILADELPHIA. =.
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FoE LlBER!A.--The Rev. Mr.. Prosser,
colorrd preacher, his family, and other
free negroes, to the number of nineteen
living in the vicinity Of MicheIsville, in
Hartford county, left Havre de Grace on
Tuesday last, te emgrate to Liberia.
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EQvlvocAL. Touching the office of
th- New York CoIIectorship and its pro-.
fits, the Providence journal says: "we
suppose that, one way and another, a
man may get $4,000 year out OF the
office, and keep clear Of the State prls-
ON -
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A LARGE BIRD. The MaysyiIIe (Ky.)
Express says that bird Of eXtraordjna-
rv size, and Of an unknown species, was
killed in BracAea county a few days
since, by Mr.. a. Mcdonald. 1t was
SIX feet high, its wings meas uring seven
feet nine inches from tip to tip, and as
white as snow.
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LA ADG ES.

HATS Just rec eived case of genllcmans
i l. black silk Hats; also, fine assortment Of
Panama, Ieghorn a nd Palm Leaf Hats. OF the
latest style. VIM. TORBERT.
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STE.4lF M}TiING G,aA on CLOTH.-
v d. 1cd check and white rafting, 81 aud
~ OF the very bcHt quality aud make. in store
ami for sale cheap, BY BROWN & FuAvp.
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
The " arlington Union, Of Saturday,
announces Scion BorIand, OF Arkansas,
to be envoy extraordinary and minister
plenl potentiary of the United States to
Central America, by appointment Of the
President.
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TnE JArAN EXPrpITloN.--A singular
fatality seems to hang over the Japan
Expedition. The New York Express
states that intelligence has been recciv-
ed OF an accident TO the steamer SusQue-
hanna, which, it is said, will probably
disable her from proceeding with the
rest Of the squadron She broke her
shaft in February last, and it was doubt
full whether she would be able to return
home for repairs.
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SPRING AND SUMNER

Dry Goods, which they will sell vcly low for
cash. We therefore invite our friends and
customers, with tie public generally, 10 call
and examine our stock for themselves before
purchasing, and We are confident tArir cApcc-
tations will be fully realized. Our stock con-
Slsts IN part Of rich dress goods, such as
Batu9c dc LANES, French Ginghtlns.
Barcges, American do
SILK Poplins, English Prints,
Mousiu de Baee, American do
French Lawns, Plain and Dotted Swiss,
American do CambtIc Mu.lins,
Lace Sleeves, Ed@ings ani Inscrlnss,
cambria do collars aud cuffs,
ElnhIuinries and Lace Goods. sc.
C.3$&i1uERES, FE&I,S, &c.
DOMESTIC GoOns.--Bicache1 and brown
shec'ing, shifting, pant stuff. ginghams, stripe
and plaid checks, Furniture collons, e..
Choice Groceries. E!hion, apr %
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CURTAIN CALICOES. - Just received. a
" large lot of curtain calicors which ale 60
ing at 8! cents per yard, call soon and see them
APPS BROWN & fOARD.
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I-Gen F. X. ZoIlicoller has been
nominated by the Wings Of the Nash
vile district as a candidate for Congress.
Gen. Il. is the able editor of the NASH
vile Banner, is true Wing, and of
his triumphant election there can be no
,l0uht
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NoNcUPATIvE WILLS. Among the
decisions of the court of appeals report
ed in the New York Evening Post is an
interesting case Of the captain of YES
sci, who, having been suddenly attacked
by the cholera, orally declared his wish
es in reference to the disposition of his
estate in the presence of witnesses.
These oral declarations were admitted
to probate by the Surrogate, and his
decision has been sustained by the court
of appeals.
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NEW OPENING,
AT THE OLD STAND OF

NJ N. NJ. KENNARD & CO.-Our motto
W oar goods are as cheaP as eng, "ai cheaper
MaA many. The subscribers having enlarged
their store house, and removed their store room,
aud what Is more important than all, have titled
ii with most beautiful and desirable stock Of
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA
The Canada arrived at Halifax on
Thursday. The following is among
the news by her:
In the House Of Commons, on the
14th, Sir. Hugh de- Lacy asked the Gov
eminent whether, negotiations with the
United States or Central America, the
rights aud interests OF British subjects
in Honduras, and those of Brtan's an
cent ally the King of Mosquito, had
been regarded. Lord John Russell re-
piled that the negotiations were not yet
terminated, and that consequently any
statement would be premature.
A resolution to abolish the duty on
advertisements was agreed to without a
division.
The London police searched kossuth's
house on the morning of the 14th, and
large stores OF arms and ammunition
were found.
Mrs Harriet Bpecher Stowe was
welcomed on landing by large crowd,
and proceeded to the house Of Edward
Chopper, where she met select party.
Next morning DR.. Mcneil preSetrd the
address of welcome. She was enter
tanned next day by the Liverpool Neg
roes' Society, and presented the British
Bible Society with e130. She lett on
the same day for Glasgow.
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% iieaosrs a,,o Correspondents.

1--WE commence to-day another article re-
latng to the early times of Court House Point
and Bohemia Manor. 1t is not by the same
writer who lately wrote us Tale. the scene
of which waslaid there, but is from the pen OF a
"Boheman,' who, most probably, knows more
than any other man now living bout the early
history OF that interesting part of the county
The article commenced to-day may be relied on
as historically true; it goes back among the
forefalhers of many citizens OF his State and
Delaware, and cannot fail 10 be interesting. 1t
will be continued through several numbers OF
The Wing.
O~5-To the question by ss.4nsianthius," we
answer: "Yes."
0-"Scencs Here and There" by "Jim," are
most welcome, and we hope he may continue
them.
GIVE have ".4n Elegy" by "Ben Dnelei"
better at prose than poetry Ben; you are good
al the former but bad at the latter, allho' there
have been worse rhymes. You recollect the
story of the original ben Dingle.'' Now, old
Ren was good, reliable fellow on the land,
but when he attempted to fly he missed his mark
and hit fence. You have Judgment enough,
Ben Jr., to make the application. We hope to
hear from YOU often IN prose, and will print your
"Eegy," vsnturing the opinion that you agree
with Us when you see ii.
GIVE have an article on "1nsie'' from the
pen OF a young lady--and who SO competent as
Young lady to write on that subject winch
will lind place At an early day.
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TtnEAp WEirING PArEx,--EXtra supe, TN
H white and blue Bath post, Planer 4 Smith
white and blue ruled leltcr paper: extra size
heavy cap paper, lined deed, and bill aud cory
book papc', with large assortment of day
books. lcdgers, blank books, note rapcr. cnve-
opcs. &C., at BROWN & fOARDS.
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THAcKHgAY.-The New York Albion
says MIR. 'lhacIteray's departure "was a
sudden resolve, undecided until the
morning of the day" He does not
propose writing a book, from the mater
ial afforded him by his recent visit. Hc
melted by his lectures throughout the
States, the sum Of twelve thousand dol
lars.
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DECISION AFFlRMED.-The decision
of the magistrate, in the case of the
sloop Hero, of Delaware, condemned in
January last for violation Of the oyster
laws of this State, and on which an APP
peal was taken. has been affirmed by the
Circuit Court for this county.-The in
terest excited by the trial, was not con-
fined to the rest ofthe captors, bat SEEM
ed to be difiused through the whole
body of North Easters-all considering
their Occupation gone,' if the appeal
proved successful. -.7nnapoIis Repu6.
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BuENs' SISTER. 1t appears from the
New York Herald, that the editor has
received a pair of Socks, knit by the
venerable Mrs. Begg. the surviving sis
ter of Burns, now in her eighty.second
year, to be exhibited at the Grand Ex~
hibition to be held in New York in
few weeks. Coming from the source
they do, these Socks will be objects Of
great attract on-and will no doubt
bring high price, from the desire Of
the admirers of the immortal Scotch
bard to possess something coming from
80 near relative.