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PORT Deposit
FOUNDRY s. MACHINE sEE0P.

rsNEIE Undersigned, having taken the above
4 establishment on his own account, informs
his friends and the public, that having made
arrangements with The very best workmen, he
is now prepared TO ii orders for castings
and machinery Of every kind, at the shortest
notice. From the favorable location for pro-
curing iron, coal, &C., he hatlcrs himself that
he can do work on terms that wi make it an
object with those having wcsk in his liDc OF
business, TO patronisc him.
Especial attention will be paid TO all kinds
OF Mi and Factory work. Always on hand
and for sale to the trade
piow Castings, Cart anil Wagon Bores,
Stores, Hoilow-rarc Store Tea Kettles,
Flat bottom do, Furnaces, Tin Ware, &c.
Orders solicited and promptly attended TO.
T.. ID. McCLENAHAN.
The business wi be under the mana ement
f Mr.. Henry Newsham, a practical mechanic,
nd for many years associated with one Of the
areest machine shops OF Philadelphia, who
wi devote all his energies and experience to
he prosecution Of the business.
Plans and Ora wings made free Of expense for
persons wishing to have work executed.
L. ID. McCLENAIAN, Proprietor.
II. NEwsHAM, Manager.
Port Deposit, June Is
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EsnAss yDEgsH;.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it
l. may concern that application will be made
to the County Commissioners Of Cecil county
at their first meeting after the Sth day Of May
1854, to appoint three persons as Examiners
to view and lay out Public road in Sassl-
1ras Neck, to start near the foot, or western
end, of Boatswain's Lane, in Fcazy's Neck,
and to run through TIE lands Of llcZckiah
Price, decd, to Il division line between the
farms of George W. Oldham and John W..
Morgan, by and with said Division Line until
it shall reach the lands of the heirs Of Robert
Walmslcy, decd, and through the said lands
to the Pcarce's Neck Road. lapril s Silt.
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C9T3TAssLEi,s SALE,

PY virtue Of a writ of Vendi Exponas issued
II by Edmund Brown, Senr., Esq, cue 2f The
Justices Of the Peace oil the State Of Maryland,
in AMI for Cecil county. al the suil Of Elisha
Atkinson. against the goods and claitles, lands
and lcneIucnts Of Z. B. Hall, Lewis Crulhers
and William 3. Russell, and 10 inc directed, l
have seized and takca into execution all the
right, tile. interest, ctsn and estate, of the
said william b. Russell, in AMI TO all that
piece, parcel OF tract 81 land, whcrcon he now
resides, called 'WiIlTE HAIL." conluinin.
BE Acres Of E;aila,
more or Jess, situate, living AMI being the Fifth
Election District of Cecil county, adjoining
lands Of Matthew Russell, Nicholas Nlillburn
and others, and | hereby give notice That on
SATURDAY, the sixth Of Mag, next, between
the hours Off o'clock AMI i o'clock =. NJ, |
will expose the said property at publ'c sale AT
the Court House door in the town Of Elklon =,
10 the highest bid Ter for cash 10 satisfy said
writ. IiEI. FOARD,
April Is, 1851. Constable.
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A New PRoJEcriLE.--In Constantlnople a
manutactory has been established for those
fatal explosive balls of which so large guam
tity has been Of late imported into the East.
They were discovered by IN apothccary, and
arc said to be filled with some species Of gas,
or chlorofom, and explode on falling NJ o or
striking against any object. An experiment
is said to have been made at Cherbourg with
an old vessel, in the hold of which some thir-
ty dogs were shut up, all ofwlich were found
dead within few minutes after the bal! had
entered.
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ROAD S!0TLCg2.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ will be made TO the Commissioners Of
Cecil county, at their stated session in May
next, to locate and open public road from
the public road leading from New Leeds to
Cherry Hill, on the line between John W.
Miller and Robert Gregg, and through lands
of said John W. Miller and Thomas Spence
to the lands Of Cecil county Aims House and
the Marley property, thence on the line be-
tween the two last named properties to the
public road leading from Marley by the said
Aims House.
Given under my hand this Both day OF March,
1851. THOMAS SPENCE.
April 1st 1851 4w
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MORE OF TIE lIULsEMANN LErrER.-Wc
stated on Saturday that we did not believe
the statements put forth by the Boston cor
respondent of the n. Y. Evening Post, about
Mr.. Everett claiming to be the author cf the
celebrated letter to IIulscmann. The facts,
as they have since been developed, justify us
in that belief. We find in tic Boston Daily
Advertiser the following rcmarks:-
Weknow not why the disclosure of The facts
here stated should produce the intense excite
ment here pretended among the friends Of Mr.
Webster and Mr.. Everett. 1t has been long
known so some Of the friends Of both these
gentlemen, that Mr.. Everett, at Mr.. W,bstcr's
request, while he was quite ill, wrote the draft
ola letter. which Mr. Webster adopted with
additions, as his reply to Mr.. Ifulsemann
and that Mr.. Webster, some time before his
death declared the intention of announcing
this fact, but it was induced by certain con-
Sidcrations to postpone it, leaving tic papers
however i'll a state for future publication. If
the facts stated in the above extract in regard
to securing the original draft from Mr.. Fetch
CT Webster arc correct, they must have occur
rcd many months ago and the story of the OBJ
icct CT Mr.. Eycrctt's recent visit, and the
publication of a thousand copies for circula.
ton, falls to the ground. The facts in regard
TO the authorship of the letter are historical
details, proper to be published at proper
time, and which neither party could have any
disposition to conceal.
Mr.. Webster, himself, at the banquet given
to kossuth, in Washington, on the 18th of JAN
nary made speech, in which he thu, refer
rcd to the iIulsemann letter:
May | be so cgotlstical as to say that
have nothing nc W to say upon the subject of
Hungary. Gentlemen, in the autumn of year
before last, out Of health, retired to my pa
tcrnal home among the mountains. Of New
Hampshire, was by reason of my physical
condition, confined to my house; but l was
among the mountains, whose native air was
bound to inspire. Nothing saluted my sen
scs, nothing salutcd my mind or my scnti-
mcnts, but freedom, full and entire, APP
plausc:] and there, gentlemen, near the grave
Of my ancestors wrote letter, which most
Of you have seen, addressed to the Austrian
Charge de AfIaires. can say nothing of the
ability displayed in that letter, but as to its
principles, while the sun and moon endure
stand by them"
Nothing more need be said about this
tempest ina teapot" gotten up for the &C.
casion by this correspondent Of the Post.
Boz. Patriot.
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COUNTERFEIT NoTEs.-Thc pottsvillc Pa)
Press cautions its readers against counterfeit
go notes on the Farmers ard Planters Bark
of Baltimore. Nigncttc, agricultural imple-
mcnts, shcavcs ofgrain, railroad cars. Also,
counterfri.s on the Harrisburg Bank-5's al
tered from rs relief issue. Nisncttc, mar
bic mason at work.-Five dollar counterfeit
notes on the Farmers and Mechanics Bank
of Georgetown, d. c., arc said to be in circu-
lntion in Richmond, Va.
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FOR SALE,
NEW GOODS,
For the Spring Trade;
At NORTH e AST.

III NOL III IL TSI.
VXTE would invite attention 10 our New and
w extensive stock Of Spring Goods, which
we are now receiving from the New York
market, which for style, qualify and cheapness,
will compare fayorably with any goods that
have ever been offered to the public. Thank
full Cor the liberal patronage We have received
in the paat, we will endearor to. p}alit y e"..-
tinuance OF it, by keeping constantly Oh hani
goods Of the latest style and best quality, IL
CITY Prices.
Ladies' will do we'll to call and examine Our
stock OF Dress Goods, Of which we maine in
part: Black Dress Silks, oil boiled; do. Man
lila do, very wide: do. heavy watercd; Col
orcd Snk2, brocade and plain; plain and
striped Silk PopFns; plain and Gg'd Dclaine,
few pieces tan cold Persian Cloths, striped,
plaid and figured Silk Tissues, rich style BIZ
rathea, Barege DcL.aines, Cashmercs, Para
mattas, Merinoes, Caliooes, Scotch and Ian
caster Ginghams. brown and blcached Mus
Inns, 81, 36, 49, 81 and 81 inches wide; Table
Linens and Napkins, pointed Silk Gimps, all
colors; Silk Braids, all colors; Silk and Fancy
dress Buttons, in every STYLE ladies needle
worked Collars, Undcr-s!ecves and Chemi-
sets; needle worked bouncing, inserting.
and cdging lace Capes: Cam1rilo and Pap"g
Muslin, sc.
Hosiery; Kid, SIN, PlLilosclle, Lislc Thread
and Cotton Gloves; Caters, LACE Boots, XII,
morocco and patent heather Shoes, &c, which
we will sell at very iow prices, for cash or
country produce. HUGHES BROS.
North East, March % If
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The Steamer Lady Wilmer.

CAPT. VIM. WILSON,
4 n 1shaving been thoroughly
H1:A9-::i:a. l!,:z5 repaired, has resumed her
t'@a trips, and will run as fol-
lows leave PHILADELPHIA (Racc st. Wharf)
on Wedneslays, at O'Clock u. ", for Will
mer's Point, touching at Craig's, Port Her
man Forl's, on the Elk; ana Turner's Greek,
Cassady's, Fishers, George Town and Fred
crck Town, on tn, S,ssl!rls.
Returning, leaves Winners Point on Thurs
days at O'Clock \. NJ, Frederick Town at
> o'clock p. VI.
Leave Philadelphia for Port Deposit on
Saturdays, at / O'Clock p. NJ, touching at all
Intermediate places.
Returning, leave Port Deposit at 3 o'clock
p. NJ. on Mond ,ys, AMI arriving in philadcl-
phia early on Tuesday morning.
I--.W docn freight mus BE- pre.paM.
March % If
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LIEUT.. STRAIN EXPLORING EXpEpITIoN.--
By the arrival Of the steamship George Law
at New York yesterday, we have additional
particulars ofthc American Exploring Expe-
dition on the Isthmusof Darion. Lieut.. Strain
had succeeded in getting back, leaving ninc-
teen of his party in the wilds, disabled and
unable to return without assistance. They
had endured the greatest suticrings. Relief
vas Immediately despatched, and it is to be
hoped will reach thom in time to save them
from starvation.
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NEW SPRING GOODs!!

I'VE have just opened fresh and very SUI
w perior sicck Of
SPI.NG DRY GOODS
Of every variety, adapted 10 the season and
ua.kcl. To which we invite the attention OF
oar friends and the public generally.
We nave also on hand full supply of
GROCERIES, Of all kinds al low prices. Hard
ware, Quccnswalc, Ccaa wc:c. Boots and
Shoes Of all kinds in common usc.
TERMS. A discount of ) per cent will be
made on al bills il paid within ten days from
The day ofsal.. Please call and see our stock
and Try our terms, we know it will be an al
vantage 10 the public generally.
April s. \. J. SCOTT s. BRO.
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FATAL RAILROAD AccIDnNr-Lqncaster,
Pa, Apru 1.-THE train ofpasscngcr cars
from Pittsburg, when about nine miles from
this city last night, encountered q rail which
was out Of place. 1t struck the body of the
car, shivering it TO pieces. A.gcntlcman ma
med Wilson, apasscngcr from Chambersburg
was instantly killed, bcii.g drcadfully mutt
lated, Several others were badly injured,
some it is feared, fatally, and few slightly.
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ROAD NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may
~ concern that application will be made to
the County Commissioners ofCccil county at
their first meeting after the 18th day of May,
next, to appoint three persons rs Examiners
to view and lay out Il public road beginning
near Hiram Taylor's saw mill in the 9TH Dis
trict, and running through lands Of John S.
Gerry, George Gerry and Joseph Roman, to
lntcrsect the road leading from Rowlandsvil!c
to Battle Swamp, at point near the Bridge
over the Octoraro at Rowland v!!le.
April 18th, 1861.
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BES0H.g TkSS.

NHE partnership heretofore existing hc-
tween the undersigned, under the firm of
TOME Il RINEHART, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, Jacob Tome retiring from
the business. Each partner is authorized to
use the name Of the firm in the settlement Of
its business. JACOB TOME,
EDWIN j. RINEHART.
Port Deposit, March 25th, 1874.
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HARTFORD MUNICIPAL ELEcTIoN.-Hmt.
.fo<d, CT. AprH 1.-THE municipal election
in this city yesterday resulted in the success
OF MIR. Henry @. Denning, wing, as Mayor,
by majority of 30 votes over all others
The wings elected Is Councilncn and 4 AID
crnen. The democrats have chosen 2 Alder
med and nine Councilmen.-The Nebraska
question entered =omcwha' into this election.
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IIoF. EDWARD STANLY, formerly Of North
Carolina, was lately fined So i'll California,
for al alleged contempt Of court, i'll intima-
ting before a jury that there was conspiracy
against a client Of his. lie Immediately paid
Tie fine, and subsequently he received a COM
plimcntary letter, Containing the amount Of
the !inc,> from the jury. He acknowledged
the compliment, but declined 10 receive tic
money, and recommended them to devote it
to some charitable rurrosc.
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Born WITH TEEru--A child was born in
Houston, (Tcxas) recently, having its teeth
as fully developed as child Of nine months
old 1t was literally ''born with teeth. :"
The mother dreamed short time before its
birth, that an eagle came and alightcd upon
her bed 1t may be that Jupiter has appoin-
ted the youngstcr to ''some great mission"
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n O T G! 2.

VXTAS committed to the Jail Of Montgomery
Wv county on the 9th ullimo, NEGRO
MAN, calling himself JIM COLE. Jim is a
bright mulalto, with straight black hair; and
his upper front teeth somewhat decayed; he is
about five feet ten inches hich-ralher slender
made, and says he is about thirty years ofage.
The owner Of the above described negro is
requested TO Gene forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take him away, or he will be re-
leased according TO law.
NJ. FIELDS, SHERIFF.
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FALL IN TIE PRICES OF BEEr.-Thc n
York Express says it will be good news to
housekecpcrs that beef cattle have materially
declined in price during the day or two past
According to the New York cattle market re-
port, beef is fully two dollars the hundred
lower. This ought to cheaper the article at
retail
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SEASONED LUMBER
and building material.

and bulldlng material.
Anthracite and Bituminous COAL.
BAR IRON, NAILS, GLASS. PLOWS.
and CASTINGS, GRAIN. GUANO. FISH,
SALT and PLASTER. Agent for the sale
of L. 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 Il share of the patro-
MAJ c so literally bestowed ON the old Firm.
EDWIN j. RINEHART.
April S--Gw.
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Gg'There is no better advertising medium in
the State Of Maryland, outside the city Of
Baltimore, than ':7hc Cecil IFhig." Cecil is
y thriving county-iis inhabitants are a buy
ing and Il paying people, and immense amounts
Of goods are bought from Baltimore and Phil
ade!phia by our merchants. City merchants
and manufacturers, would not fail to find it
10 their advantage to advertise in this paper.
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Orr Consul AT LoND0N.-A letter is pub
lshed in the London papers. signed by Kos
suth, Mazzini and Ledru Rolin, and address
sed to George n. Sanders, expressing tl,irro-
gret at the "astounding and mcxrccttd'
news that the [. S. Senate has refused 10 con-
firm his nomination to the L. S. Consulate at
London. They seem to labor under the i'm
preston that it will have a disastrous effect
on the Republican cause throughout Europe;
and, therefore, they express the hope that the
Senate may be induced TO reconsider its action.
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HERMAN BLENNERlIAssET, son Of the I'M
fortunate Bl,nncrhassct, who was concerned
in the Aaron Burr expedition, is said to be
living on the Give Points," in New York, in
great pcnury. Mr.. Stafford. of CINCINNATI,
author Of the life of the father, has sent 500
copies of the work to the missionary ladies Of
The '.od Brewery" to be sold for the benefit
of the son.
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;a.sssssss7s, GnqeurcAx, leaves
as-I''@zs@es*i-ss lower end of West
Falls Avenue, every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evening, at o'clock. Returning,
leaves Port Deposit every Monday, Wednesday
ana Friday at O'Clock, and I!ayrc dc Grace at
6 o'clock, p. M.
The Steamboat Lancaster Capt. J. w. Tom
MNsoN, leaves same place every Monday We'd
nesday and Friday evening at 6 o'clock Re-
turning, leaves Port Deposit every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evening at o'clock,
and Havrc de Glace at 6 o'clock, p. NJ.
Uy-Passage so cents.
Gy-Freights received daily until O'Clock,
carried at low rates, and carefully attended to.
GS-Duplicaie receipts for Fregh,s will be
required in all cases.
The Agent at IIavre de Grace will attend TO
forwarding any merchandise consigned to him,
for any Point on the Pennsylvania Canals, or
will re-shp lreights intended for Baltimore,
Philadelphia, or elsewhere.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, BALTIC.
X. ALIEN. TAYLOR, Agent, II. de Grace
JACOB TOME, Port Deposit.
U~The Steamboat "JUNlATA," Captain
Tomlinson, being in complete order, can be
chartered at any time.
N. b. Gram purchased nj the highest mar
ket price at the Warehouse of ]. Tome, Port
Deposit; who also keeps for sale, Gnano. Plas-
ter, Fish and Salt. fApr If.
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C(We hope such of our subscribers and
advertising customers as are in arrears, will
hot think it too much ola dun if we ask, that
seeing we have been at great expense i'll
procuring new press and new typa-they
will pay us the amounts due by them without
delay. All money mailed to us, when regis
tered by postmast RS, shall be at our risk.
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TJ-Gutta Pcrcha, from the case with which
it can be moulded into any shape, and its
hard resstent character at ordinary tempera.
turc, is admirably adapted for mcdalons,
moulds, stcreotyping, &c. 1t has, too, been
successfully ed to form large letter for print
ing purposes, which arc said to be even more
durable than metal.
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ELEcTIoN.-Thc Ccnheville Times says the
following gentlemen were elected Town Con-
missIoners on Monday last :-Messrs. Edward
llamblcton, Clinton Cook, John Reese, Al
phonso II. Wright, James B. Palmer, Thorn
as Beaver, and Jas. b. IIassct. Mr.. Albert
Jump has lie II appointed Town Baillf.
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CELEBRATION IN TuRKEY.-Thc ODD of Feb
ruary was honorcd at and near Zophana in
in Turkey, by the various vessels of war dis
playing the American flag. Carroll Spence,
Esq, the American Minister, and suite, dincd
on board the American sloop of war with the
commander
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THE CECIL WING,
IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,

" p. G. EICkETT3.
TEHNS.-s2.00 year, in advance.
2.io if not paid advance.
800, for clubs Of Five.
800. for clubs OF Ten.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding y
squire will be published three times for one
dollar: ami twenty-five cents for each subse.
qurn. insertions; longer ones in the same pro-
portion. t. Twelve lines BREWER, or space
equal to that make square. Advertisements
published quarterly, scmi-annually "r yearly
at moi .risa rates. Advertisements sent with
out III. number of times they are TO be insert
el b,ns stated will be continued until forbid
anl charged according to the above rates.
tD-No paper discontinued until all arrear
ages are paid.
U5-Simgla copies of the paper. FIVE cents.
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Inn PIECES very Superior IRISH LIN
lUu ENS.-rWe have just received, direct
from the manufacturers, 100 pieces of very
superior Irish Linen, which we are prepared
to sell at least % per cen. below the usual
price, either by the box. piece or yard. Call
and examine for yourselves.
S"rtl E,;t, mar2f HUGHES BROS,
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COPARTNElssHAEE.

JEAV-ING associated with me in the Tin,
Z Il Sheet Iron and Stove business, Edward
w. Staples, it will be hereafter conducted
under the firm of Aldridge L. Staples.
March IA, 1851 FREDUS ALDRIDGE.
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ALI. ARE GNFaW-2ED
TO
J ACOB Ii. AS5HS

NTEW ami capacinus Store Room, on Main
IN Street, (ncaiIy opposite the old Founlmia
LAMP Elhton, MI, where is dolly exhibited a
beautiful a:soi:incE; Of
DRY GOODS.
: few Of which viii name, such as
S-37I.N,S;
very rie!; black. rlal Plain AMI chan grabe.
SILKS;
very ne and hih colcred.
ALL WOOL DE LANES;
and as the most fashionable styles now are
PL.!!DS,
! have them to suit young or old, in
RARECE DE LANES,
Darcccs, Lawns, GingEans, Prints and
WHITE GOODS.
Elack, Blue, Brown, Green, Plum and Claret
FRENCH CLOTHS
am now prepared 10 supply the demand for
DEB4GE.G,
Nartings, Oil Cloths, Hemp, Rag and Ingram
CARPETS;
besides n general variety Of
ST.7PLES .2.ND SI.NDRIES:
CasS;rr!cs, vcstings. culionadcs, dcnnims,
muslins, sliawls, tlchin2s, driilines, heavy
luck, tea covers, lea hinges, hosiery, gloves,
combs and bru>!cs, chcmiscis and unleI :
sleeves, boots and shoes, hats anl caps, hard
ware, quecasware, ccda,warr, spices, glasses,
tadJ-1ezc:sc siet..jn~,
and an unsurpassed l"i IF
GROCERIES, &c.
Come one, come all, and examine FOR your
selves, and YOU will always find something
worthy Of your attention. Thankful for the
very liberal patronage bestowed upon me,
would solicit 4 conlinaanrc d the same, hop
ing by close application 10 business and selling
goods cheap, Gathering 10 The OLD motto Of
quick sales and small prolits,) 10 give general
n. B. Country Produce taken al The high
est market ratss in exchange for eooh$.
Apr6 }. &. ASH.
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COMMERCIAL L. FARMERS HOTEL

TIE IN lc,signcd respectfully informs his
friends and the Public generally: that he has
removed from Perryville 10 Port Deposit, and has
taken the above named Hotel.
yzGIzs 1t is his intention to keep his House
ihisxsk in the best manner and TO make ii wor-
..LN4iAthy Of the patronage oil the public.
His table shall be furnished with the best the
ma ket affords, attention and competent cooks,
walters and osl!erS will be employed and eve
~ pains taken TO render visitors comfortable
and give satisfaction.
All persons who arc required 10 stop al no
tc! in Port Deposit, arc requested to give him a
call. JOSEPH MeMULLEN.
Port DepOsit, Md.
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TlN.WARE AND STOVES.

TTAVING enlarged and refttcd the old
Il l. Store, we will be pleased to serve our
friends and the public generally, with Stoves
of all patterns and sizes, suitable for Parlors,
Stores and Offices. We have also u very
large assortment Of Cook Stoves Of the latest
and most improved patterns. Also, full
stock of Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, made of
the best materials and in workmanship MAIL
ner.
We will also attend to
Roofing and spOuting,
which will be be done at short notice and of
the best materials.
The public are respectfully invited to give
us call. ALDRIDGE Il STAPLES.
Elkton, March % If