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CONFECTIONERY:
FOR SALE,

A VALUABLE A Nd PRODUCTIVE
"A FARM, Of about $40 Acres, on the
Philadelphia railroad and turnpike, I miles
from Baltimore.
The improvements are a substan-
@Rs tial STONE DWELLING, 3 Lo
,sFas,& Houses for farm hands, a large Barn
L.l.Xf' with Stabling and Shedding, Meat
House, Dairy and ice house, corn
house and chicken house, carriage house and
granary complete; also, Lime Kiln. There
is an excellent Vegetable Garden, a good
Apple and young Peach Orchard. There are
about 200 acres in a high state of cultivation,
the balance in wood. The great facilities of
communication with Baltimore by water and
turnpike, and the Market cars stopping at the
place, make this Farm particularly desirable
for Market and Dairy purposes.
There are 81 acres well drilled in Wheat
~ acres in clover and timothy, and As acres
prepared for corn. The price for the above
inclusive Of the groriag crop is $40 per acre, if
applied for at once. Possession can be had
at the option Of the purchaser. For further
particulars apply to
G. B. MILLIGAN,
10. DO st. Paufs ST., Baltimore,
or to j.. L. j. WOODWARD,
q miles on the Hartford Turnpike.
April %, '5i 3w
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by the Governor.

COroncrs for Cecil. Coun'y.-John \. Thomp-
son, John E. Brown and Edward Glaclien
Inspectors, iienSnrers and M1rhcrs Of LumJer
-Andrcw Wicr, Pcrryviile; Frctlus Aldridge.
Elkton; William Lindsey, Chesapeake CITY;
Anthony Wharton, North East; Thos. Kelly.
llcckart-town; Joseph II. Cameron, John
Moore, Grcenbnry Il. Linton, Washington
Price, William Gather, Henry Smithson, John
IL. Michael, John W. Mccullough. Jacob +.
Jennings, Thomas NJ. Sturgeon, William r.
Davidson, Robert Stephenson, james G.. Bur
lin, William Orr and Philip Hopkins, Port
Deposit.
Inspectors and cor!ers Of Fire II,coI.-Fran-
els Linton, Principle and PcTyviiir, Fergus
c. Hutton, Frcnchtown; William Grant,
Charlsstown; Solomon Wooden, North East.
Inspectors If SaHed FiM.-William Falls,
Port Deposits Thomas Reed, North East.
Test, III. II. MITCHELL. ok,
Circuit Court for Cecil county.
n. b. 1t is necessary for the above APP
pontces, to take and subscribe the oath or
affirmation prescribed by the constitution, on
or before the 18th day of May, 1851; or they
will be deemed to have refused office. Sec
Act Of 1852, chapter 172. Ii. ii. N, elk.
April %, 1854 3w
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CGXSTABIE,S SALE,

Rl virtue Of two wrts of Ficri Facias, is.
- sued by Thomas d. Clayton, Esq, one
OF the Justices of the Peace Of the State of
Maryland, in and for Cecil county at the suit
OF Eli llaincs, use of William Lockhart, also
the suit of John W. buckley, Jr., against the
goods and chattles, lands and tcnemcnts of
Isaac X. Taylor, and to me directed, | have
seized and taken into execution all the right,
title, claim, interest and estate, at law and in
equity, of the said Isaac r. Taylor, in aud to
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situate and lying
in the village of the Rising Sun, and known
as lots No. and 4, and bounded by the lot
OF DR.. William S. Thompson and others, and
hereby give notice, that on TUESDAY,
the 10Th day of May next, between the hours
OF , and 3 o clock p. NJ, at the hotel of Theo-
dore Kirk in said village, will offer fer sale
the said property SO seized and taken in exc
cution, by public auction to the highest bid
der for cash.
JAMES ii. MCCULLOUGH,
April -, 1851 is Const.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby given to the Stock
~ holders in the Elkton, Andora and Lew
isviile Plank Road Company, that an election
will be held in Ekton, on Monday, the 18th of
June next, at . O'Clock p. NJ, to choose bv
ballot, delivered in person or by proxy duly
authorized, nine Managers from among said
Stockholders, to conduct the business Of said
Company for the year commencing on that
day. The Stock Books will be opened, at
the office of Mossrs Earle and Crcswell, on the
said 9TH of June at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and all
persons wishing to subscribe for Stock caAdo
so, and vote at the election in the afternoon
for managers.
By order Of the Board,
GEO. EARLE, Pres.
F. G. PARKE, Sect. Tapr o9t e
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NOTICE 40 COLLECTORS.

TElIIE Tax Collectors for the several Dis
l. tricts of Cecil county will take notice Of
the Act Ct the General Assembly, entitled
can Act taxing Dogs for the protection of
Sheep in Cecil county," and proceed accord
ing to its provisions to number the dogs in
Cecil county, and make return of them to
the County Commissioners, on or before the
LIST day Of June, next. BY order
=. c. RICKETTS,,
March IL, 1851 Clerk
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n O'd'sGaI.

In the Circuit Court for Cecil I April 2Sll,
county in Chanccry, }lS54.
ORDERED, that the Sale made and report
rl by John {. Groomc, Trustee for the Sale of
the Heal Estate of John Madden, decd, be
ratified and confirmed unless cause to the con.
trary thcltoflc shown on orbcforc the first day
Of july next, provided a copy Of this order be
Inserted in sonencws?apcr published in Co.
I'll county, one in each Of three sue ,cssiyc
weeks, before the first dny ofJnnc next.
ne rcpo". safes Tic Hlnoun. Of sales to be
s9,l7i.4G.
y. H. MITCHELL, Cl'k.
True copy, Test
II, II, MITCHELL,
April 30, 81. Clerk.
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ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
-FOUR Days LATER.

fOUR DU7f ) LII TEX.
The Steamer Pacific arrived at New York
on Monday with Liverpool dates to April 10th.
Five Russian merchantmen have been taken
in the Baltic.
Napier's fleet of thirty-scvcn sail left the
anchorage at kogc, and put to sea to the cast
ward, it is supposed to attack the Russian
squadron. Tie Tribune frigatc had returned
from Admiral Plni.dgc's division, having
captured the first prizes Of war-namcly, five
ships laden wthl,ad and sulphur from Lubcc
20 the Russian port in the Gulf Of Finland.
The Russians had maintains themselves in
Dolinlosla. Omar raslla would not hazard
an attack until he had allies in his rear.
About 10000 allies had reached Gallapola.
Navigation was fast opening. The Rus
slams had di>baad>d ticir island fortrcsScs
and removed their slipping, and retired with
their guns. &c. to the main land
Admiral Dcshncs has sailed with the Frcuch
squadron to join Napier i'll the Baltic sea. The
allied feet was at Varna. April LIST, and Oh
the 9th of April sailed in the direction Of s.
hastarol; since thcn no &c .oGnt excepting Il
rumor that they were b!ocfadng orp pairing
to attack Odessa, Las been received.
From the Danube the substance Of the news
is that no great operation had taken place,
hut sangunayy skinnisles occur daily.
Mastapha Pasta has his main force of 0,Ooo
men at Karrassa, and Likomsc holds Tcher-
modh and Kuston,lagc north of Tyaian's wall.
Great Britain had demanded tlat S, ain
shall refuse the admittancc Of Russian priva-
tccrs in,o the ports Of that country.
The Russian minister's recall from London
was personal not from political causes.
Observation-Disclosures circular says
Flour is Is to IS dcarcr, and Wheat Sd, and
no speculation in either, with large daily de-
mand for consumption. Corn has dc lined
Is, and more doing. Richardson & y Others
quote good demand for Flour, principally
for the inferior Good Western Canal realiz-
cd 3Ss Sd o 3Ss Cd. Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Ohio, sos. Corn is III fair request, at
los Ills Cd for white AMI prime yellow.
W iis"' ho oSNii 'tiNIi'"Nt, ~ :. iall ~ tls a.
an advance of Cd.
The combined fleets were of Odessa on the
lst of April, and their prcscn &C had created
great excitement among tie inhabitants,
many of whom feel the city. An army of
80 600 Russians was said to be stationed
about Odessa, which was said to be otherwise
well fortified, arc in anticipation of an attack
from the combined feet.
The Russian troops were still crossing the
Danube in great numbers, and it is supposed
that they design fortfying all positions that
will enable them to obstruct the lyance of
the English and French troops.
Austria seems more favorably disposed to-
wards the Western Powers; whilst Prussia
remains neutral.
Hungary and Poland arc both exhibiting
symptoms Of diSa Fiction, and secret move
ments are on f,ot to take advantage of the
first chances war.
The most extensive preparations continues
throughout Russia and Turkey, for the great
contest that is now just commencing. The
Turks are in fine spirits, and will fight with
renewed yisor.
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NOTICE.

A \ MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM
n ERS Of the Farmers Steam Accommo-
dation Line Of Nd, held in Elkton on the LIST
Of April, the following persons were elected
Directors:
GEORGE MEALS, HENRY l.. CAV,
GEORGE W. MCLEAN, G. NJ. ELDRlDGE,
EDWIN WILMER.
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SEGAR FACTORY.

THOMAS c. C.AZiER, (latc of Bulimore.)
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
lU the public that he has commenced The
above business in Elkton, in the new building
OF 'Johnson's Hotel" Where he will, in a
short time, be enabled TO supply The trade with
all kinds of SEGARS Of his own manufacture
as good and on as fair terms as they can be
procured from the cities.
The best of CHEWING TOBACCO AND
SNUFF. Also, Trunks, UMBRELLAS, Can
pET-BAcs, SATcHLLs, PENKN1yEs, SIssoRs,
RAzoRs, &c., on hand, which he will sell at
small profits.
p. S. What he sells will be as represented.
WANTED, an apprentice between IL and
ID years Of age. Y. C. CAzIER.
April 9th, IS54-3ms.
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SEASONED LUMBER


and building material.
Anthracite and Bituminous COAL.
BAR IRON, NAILS, GLASS, PLOWS,
and CASTINGS, GRAIN, GUANO, FISH,
SALT and PLASTER. Agent for the sale
of Z. Roberts SOAP AND CANDLES, all
Of which he is prepared to sell on pleasing
terms, and hopes by strict attention and uni,
form prices to receive a share of the patro-
mage 50 literally bestowed on the old Firm.
EDWIN j. RINElIART.
A nril S-GW.
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EsOad Lost OF. stolen.

On Sunday the 18th inst, four-oared
Laat, 1G It. long, with duck painted Oh the
bow ami Oh the stern, was taken from the
shore Of the Elk river adjoining the lind of
:. s. Maflit. A liberal reward will be paid
for information which will lead to it's recovtrv.
April 2S-3wr. JAMES EDWARDS.
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HE WILMINGTON ELEcrIoS.-From The
D'l"r'rc State formal, edited by j. \. Alder
dice Esq, the Wing candidate for Mayor of
Wilmington, at the election of Tuesday last,
we take the following in relation to the re.
suit:
The result Of the election on tuesday can
be summed mp in a few words. DR.. Hayward
and Elias 5. r. Butler, the Maine League can
didates for Mayor and Alderman are elected
by najorlties over all the ether candidates.
Nelson Carlisle, the democratic candidate, is
elected City Treasurer. The Wings elected
three of the five members of Council, the dem
octatf one and the League one. Three, if not
four, Of the Board of Assessors are Wings
The vote shows that the majority of the
Democrats voted for Tie Leagrc Mayor and
Alderman. The small vote received by Dr.
Chaytor, the Democratic nominee for Mayor,
surprised every one. The Wing candidate
received about what it was supposed he would
get, and What 1t was thought would have elect
cd him, lear six hundred votes.
We have no regrets to express in relation to
the rcs'ilt-villicd, slandcrcd and abused by
men who make loud professions of their NOR
atty, We have maintained our sclf-respcct;
and, during the CANVASS doncno act to secure
our election which Our conscience does not
now approve-thc defeat TO us brings with it
no modification. That We should have been
proud of the endorsement of our fcllow-citizcns
as to the mannerwe have discharged our duty
for the last year, we will not deny. Friends
in our own party saw other issues, and acted
Oh them. The result is known.
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CONTINUATION,

FENIE subscriber bcgs leave to inform his
H. friends, and the public generally, that
having taken the old stand for the purpose al!
conductnga
LUI,Ecr Commission business,
he will keep constantly on hand an extensive
assortment of
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% Rea0ccs an9 Correspondents.

Z I'VE are enabled by cur talented corps
OF contributors to give our readers several
excellent original articles this week. The
"Stanzas'' by s.Ansianthus' is crcditahlo
production of promising young writcr the
Series of Texas Sketches is continued. and
the number printed to-day-as all Of them
have bcen-is air interesting chapter about an
interesting country; No. VI Of "Popular Ed
ucaiion'' sustains the interest Of that series Of
articles, the first Of which has called forth Il
disputativc communication by &c. ii. T..
found, also, on the first page, which will meet
the readers attention.
CTThere is on our first page an important
law, passed at the last session of the Lcsis-
lature, in relation to hiring free people Of
color; they should know its provisions, as
should those that employ them.
GIVE continue this week, Mr.. Benton S
speech on the Nebraska question.
ugrOn the last page We have an "Enigma'
for the amusement and instruction Of the
young folks, and also Il valuable article on
an Agricultural subject which should be read
by the farmer.
TF"Liacs to My Brother." by ''Jcnmc' are
very pretty and shall be printed next week.
We are happy to number among our cores
pondents one who writes SO unsteady and
swcctly and such sentiments withal and we
hope to hear from her often.
uvThc Managers Of the Crystal Palace,
New York which was re-opencd under the
auspices Of Mr.. Z. 7. Barnum, on Thursday,
offered a prize of 500, for an ode to be sung
on the occasion. There was a large list OF
competitors, but the following by VIM. Ross
Wallace took the prize. 1t is very pretty and
very appropriate:
Lo! the transitory darkness
From our Palace floats away;
Lo! the glorious gems OF Genius
Glitter in the rising day.
See again the mighty Nations
Meet and clasp each others palms,
And by Labor's glowing altar
Lift ON high according psalms.
Here behold the true Evangel!
Not from War may Earth increase;
God has stamped his shining patent
Only on the brow Of Peace.
Only by the arm Of Labor,
Swinging to Inventions chime,
Can the Nations build their Eden
In the wilderness OF Time.
Nations! hear that mighty music
Rolling through the mountain bars
Planting deserts, bridging oceans
Marrying the choral stars
Telling that our Crystal Palace
Glorities the joyous sol
NJ ,&ing Man, with Ant and Mature,
Worthy .. the Buildcr-G ID.
Nations then rejoice thai darkness
From our Palace hoag" away,
And the glowing gems Of G2iuGs
Glitter in the light Of day!
DJ-Wc hope to hear often from our Port
Deposit friends, s.Ptmorafor," "D.,' ar,
and all others who may feel Lispos ID to drop
a line to The Wing.
Where is ssKciso;" we would like to
hear how TIE Sun shines Mow-a days.
tive were unable to get in type The let
ter from our attentive correspondent at Rock
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Coz. GATES AND TIE San FRANCISCo.-It
is stated that the Coait Of Inquiry, some time
since held in New York, to inquire into the
conduct Of Col. Gates on the steamer San
Francisco, has decided against linn, and that
he has been directed to transfer the colors of
his regiment to the officer next in command
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Hay AND OATs.-ln sonc PARTS Of -lrook
stock county in Maine, hay is selling at forty
dollars a tom and oats at one dollar and TWEEN
ty-tige cents u bushcl.-diLany Register.
a Kingston lCanada) paper, few days
since mentioned that hay was selling in that
city at $40 per ten
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REVOLUTIONARY SoLDIERs-There were
23l ,79l soldiers engaged in the revolutionary
war. Ofthis number, there are now less than
fourteen hundred living, whose ages must av-
oragc nearly ninety years. Seventy three
have died during the past year. A few years
more and these venerable octogcnalians will
only be known in the pages of history.
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Inn PIECES very superior IRISH LIN
1UU ENS.-We have just received, direct
from the manufacturers, 100 pieces Of very
superior Irish Linen, which we are prepared
to sell at least % per cent below the usual
price, either by the box, piece OF yard. Cali
and examine for yourselves.
North East, mar25 HUGHES BROS.
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s,OPAEsTyF1RssEEL1.

TEANING associated with me in the Tin
Il i Sheet Iron and Stove business, Edward
W. Staples, it will be hereafter conducted
under the firm Of .AldriIgc y Staples.
March y, 1851 FREUCS -ALURlpGE.
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GOOD 1llT.-Certain members of Congress
having declared themselves in favor of rails
ing the rates of postage, on the ground that
the Post Office Department now costs more
than it produces. The Memphis Eagle and
Enquirer states that Congress costs the pco-
pie a round sum every year, and wonders if
some plan might not be discovered by which
it could be made to puy erpeases.
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Al a meeting of the Directors, held at the
same date and place, Wdwm Wilmer was
elected President, and Geo. W. Mclean Sec
re iarV and Treasurer. rApr Ii In
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Notice TO Cabinet Makers.

TNJE undersigned offers to sell out all his
4 stock and fixtures in the Cabinent Bust
ness in Elkton; to any one DESTROYS of procur-
ing a good stand, with a large custom, the
Apply to LEVI f. BOULDEN,
April 20-3w. Elkton, Nd.
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HRDERED That tic sales made and report
~ ed by John G. Groomc, Trustee for the
sale of the Real Estate Of Richard Broulin@8
decd, in the proceedings in the above cause
mentioned be ratified and confirmed unless
cause to In. contrary thereof be shown on or
before the first day Of July next; Provided IL
copy of this Order be inserted in some news
paper published in Cecil County once ia each
Of three successive weeks before the first day
Of jane next.
The report states the amount eff sales to he
@tD). ii. IL. MITCHELL, Clerk.
True Copy, Test
II. II. MITCHELL,
a pril 18th lSjI-3W. Clerk.
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c will also attend to
Roofing and SDOlsiing,

which will be be done at II short notice and of
the best materials.
The public are respectfully invited to give
us a call. ALDRIDGE 4 STAPLES.
Ilkton March % If
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BRITISH LOYALTY ExEMPIIFIEp.-A short

BRITISH LOYALTY ExEMPILFIED.-A short
time since one Of Queen Nictoria's most
wealthy subjects died and left his entire cs-
tate 10 the Queen, and now we have an account
Of a similar freak Of loyalty in favor Of her
eldest son boy of iorrtcoa years. the Prince
of Wales. Mr.. l!oltord, the rich merchant.
who long resided in Regent park, London,
died on the 9th Of April, and has thus diSro-
Sod Of his large fortune. This gentleman was
well known to the mercantile community
throughout the United States. He accumu-
lated the chief Part CT his immense fortune III
the Russian trade in partnership with his
brother. lie afterwards engaged largely in
American stock transactions, and was al one
tine very heavy loser. lie was in the habit
of visiting the United States annually. lie
was a man Ct eccentric character as was his
brother, who committed suicide in consc-
qucncc of a fear Of oeegary, although he was
enormously rich.
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ysHI!S IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
3 scribcr Of Cecil county, has obtained liGn
the Orphans Court OF said county, letters
Iestamcnlary on the personal estate o!
William Howett, -.
late Of said county, deed. All persons having
claims against the said decd, ale hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same with the vouchers there
Of duly authenticated, on or before tho
/ tl day oI April, 1855,
they may otherwise BY law, be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Al persons indebted
to said estate, are requested to make immediate
payment to the subscriber. Given under nly
hand this 18th day Of April, 1854.
SARAH IOWETT,
Apr -, 81 EXcc'lrx.
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NETsSE.

Mary L. Brookings, In the Circuit Court
Guardian Of Henry q. Of c ell county.
Bookings and others In Chancery. April
vs. 2Sth, 1851.
Henry q. bookings
and others.
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WHEAT AND corr

and I will! pay within cents of Brandywine
prices for it, atlording permanent and safe
grain market al this place. OATS wanted at
good prices JAMES II. RAY,
Aprll linn. Newark Depot. DelnWarc.
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Machinery. CASTINGS, &c..

Machinery, Castings, &C.,
Consisting Of one u Horsepower Engine,
nearly new; Slide Lathcs, Plancrs, Bolt Cut
;crS, Upright Drills, Line :Shaftiur and Pull
cys, FlaSks ard Patterns Gupola and Blow
erS, Cranes. Whcclbalrows, Trucks furCore
Kiln, Hand Trucks for moving heavy weights,
n horse Wagon and Harness, Il large guam
tity Of Stoves, - tons Of Plough Castings,
Hollow Ware, Tea Kettles, Castings for Corn
Slcil'rs, lIorsc-P0wcrs, Window and Door
Lintcls, Pniverised Charcoal Solpstone,
Bronzed Hat racks, Umbrella Stands, Iron
S,ttrcs. large quantity Of Smith Tools,
abGnt , tons Of Bar Iron, round, HIT and
square, of various sizes, also Cast Steel ard
English Blister, with variety Of other arti-
cics too numerous to mention. Also,
Nil THE BUILDINGS
connected with the Establishment, consisting
Of
Machine Shop, 80 BY 60 feet, two ana
half stories.
Foundry, 100 by 80 feet.
Warehouse, 100 by Effect, two and u l!a.f
stories.
Dwelling Houses.
> Ground Rents.
> Building Lots.
Wharf, leo by 30 feet.
Sale to continue from day to day, until al!
is disposed Of. Terms liberal, and Will be
made known Oh the day OF sale.
f. d. McCLENAuAN.
~ \ pamphlet containing Il full catalogue
of all the property and articles contained in
the Foundry and Machine Shop is prepared
and will be furnished ON application, and at
day Of sale. Apr - IS
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a TAME RAr.-A pct rat is the strangcst
of ideas, yet 1t is most fully realized in one
belonging to and educated by Mr.. Aaron, jr.,
Of this city. The little animal is harmless,
playful and dcvotcdy attached otis master.
1t will run about his clothes, mount his shout
dcrs, steal into his pockets and perform vari-
Gus simple tricks at his bidding. The AMI,
nal avoids others of its species, and seems
perfectly content ed and happy in its now life.
Mr.. Aaron ''Scts the world" ~ his pct.
Springfield Rep.
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PUBLIC SALE.

FENllE subscriber will offer at Public Sale
4 on TUESDAY, the 10th day Of May next,
in PORT DEPOSIT, Nd, his entire sgocI, OF
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WARNING To CARELESS DRvERs.-Ol
Monday the jury in case tried in the New
York Supreme Court, in behalf CT Irene Win
chcll. a girl Of l2::ycars, who was run over, in
the Fourth avenue in that city, by horse and
light wagon, driven by Ben ;anin Snow, u
young man from Boston, brought in a scaled
verdict for 81 600 damages. |. is said thai
Snow, at the time CT tie accident, was driving
at the rate ofscrtn rifles an hour and The
injuries Of the girl were very severe.
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NEW YORK MILL
PANTALOON STUFFS,

CONSISTING in part ofAnilque Cassimers,
~ Elactic do, Elastic Fancies, Heavy cords,
brown and white cable twist, blue and Red do,
blue, green and brown Jeans, Puids in great
variety, for sale very cheap, by
Apr 10 Il. BROWN, JR.