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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-27

Sales at the stock Exchange. JUNE &c.
MoSDAY,'June 26-P. ".


The business of the Stock Board not large this
morning and the marke, generally heavier than
Saturday, with little disposition to operate. At the
Second Board there was a better feeling and prices i'm
proved Erie which had been g. closed a; 62i. Read
inc improved to 76i Harlem, a.; Cumberland 3D. This
Company reported TO be receiving l2O0 tuns coal
per day, upon which the profits some $4,000. Nicaragua
was firm closing at Pa, advance of y cent. New
York Central fell off o. but the Second Board
covered to g. the price OF Saturday. Investment Stocks
generally were dali IL Railrol Bonds tho business was
moderate and prices sustained. Illinois Central, 7ii
New-Yor Central as Erie ist Mortgage, 1857; Convert
itles 1862, -; Hudson River LIST Mortgage los. In
State ami Government Stocks there nothing done.
Exchange is very weak and tie demand limited. Re-
mers are too short Money make larger remtances
Sterling is 9lasi; Francs 5.l3i 05.1li. The present
promises to be dull packet.
In Freights there not large business doing but rates
are steady. To Liverpool, Grain Cd. asked 1000
bbls. Flour, 81 200 hhds. Hams 20l; Cotton, 3-l6d To
London 200 tcs Shoulders $780, 500 bbls. Naval Stores,
81. To Havre, 800 bales Cotton, &C.. charter for
Marsellos and Sicily made private terms. Deal
Freight from St. Johns Hull, SO ST. from Mira
MICH to Hull, sc 5s; and from Quebec to London,
So. An American bark chartered for Vera Cruz, at
So for Coal and from Laguna to London at for Nd
hogany.
Inc steamer S'''N"' IN
gold
The amount received the SubTreasury was sl46ll3
paid ;l5l col.
The following are the transactions at the Clearing
House:
Exchanges ending June 9.......... 1t2ylltl 10
Exchanges ending Juae llIyoOolI -
Exchange date. iV.o ~
Psl.nces week ending June l9............ 55IllB y
Balances week ending June 3............ oSgxl2 2,
Total Balances 10 date @l'o'o"' 20
meeting of the stockholders of the Ulster Company
will be held at the Company Office tomorrow Tuesday,
at r. NJ.
The Bank Statement is favorable The specie shows
decrease Of only 400 OOO while the general anticipation
has been decline of $3.50 OOo The contraction Of loans
still going on the decrease of the week being sl3ooOoo
and the decrease in Deposits s2,35o,oOo. The next
weekly statement will probably show large increase in
the specie reserve the payments from the SubTreasury
and the deposits of California gold will be considerable
The figures are;
CoxP,R,rrvE TABLE If spes Circulation and Do'fs
Of Bans TIE Guy Of N, foys 70, ne eeoHs mug ssH
dav 1884 and saturday June a. s)i 10 Eas pre-
1rsG Capital Of eLet Bank at the later date
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MARRIED..

CASS-LUDLCN-In PsI the Sis, uli a. the Lesaoa OF
ih. United BY the Rev Mr. chamer Of the E1.h Eo
charge dAdaires Of the Uned sss
70 Pspa states 20 May daughter OF Lada OF as
City.
Church Nooht BY the Rev. ThomAs AuitAzs al JUN O.
Oakley 20 M.s Elvrs Wheeler both OF this City =, -,
wATKINs-BoOKHOUT-On "Wednesday, June II, oy me
Rev Sawyer d D. Osmer Wss 20 susan A, yo9nsas
daughter Of John Bookhous Esq., all Of this CITY,
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SUPERIOR coURT-s.rcr.L Term

The People sct the Muua. Insurance Co OF NrwYoFk.
The complaint IN this is for the relief that
the People the Alliance Mutual Insurance
with the difference TINT this has been dissolved
The have taAcn order made
by judge Ceke to show June a. This Court would
the pOITiety this suit lying till after ths II preferred
however the order be made prayed f for dslu.
ton of the psny and the ointment VI receiver
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COURT cALENpAR-THs DAY.

CIRCUIT CouRr-Nos. l,i27, 1866, 63s 5e7 3is SEQ,
5s4. 80, IS. 50, e., eS5. ~, SIS . - =.
srrREyE CouRT-special Term-Nos 81, az, 81, ., H.
.. s. So II 81 to ~ - . . -
L. $ DIsrKIcr CouRr-No-. ~, H. 80, Il, s., To- o.,
&c, II, IA. 81. q. i5 %. f, 81, ", %
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IRcrIr coURr-B.bre judge michel

ChA-l,. Joery az, The Nev.York Insurance Co.
To recover 81 500 policy ofinsurance on stock &c
icy referred and the defense TO winch
- overv.lrarOn. kc Verdict FOR defendant:
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DIE

COREY-On Nsndsy Ssh inst Asn Corey aged % jeA and
nor,ha =.
The ends and relatives the family Respectfully aved %
sf,erd her funeral the resase.e OF IA "a Say No LIZ
Amity o day TUESDAY, w,taeai sf'ass .iIHon
HYDE-0a Saturday, June n, seassa4J o. No "S'stssN
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The eleven Banks with affixed Incorporated Banks
Al the Others BANKING Associations formed under the genera
isw of the state.
The following statement will show the Banking move
ment from Jan. l. 1854, and the totals as they appeared
when the weekly statements commenced in August last
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C. 5 DISTRICT couRr-Before judge IssrssOLL.

Z. 5. DISTRICT C0URT-Bei0fe Jude INotksoLL
Hans Groh and others W. Jenne and Elisha Racksn
By seamen. ON board the brig Radius, 10 recover oi
Cart Of brE Radius. voyage
West udi.- The defense OF MI th he chartered
brig who 10 vetua inf nsa hef ana
tbs. rsinss had notice fact. judgment reserved
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SUPREME COrRT-sPEl

SUPREME COuRT-sPEcIAL Tyss-sefre Judge ROOSEVELT.
la the Of James Dunlap, against whom Judg-
sn rendered gnitn b. u .nsound mind -
charge Of his and Committee sPPoai put mo.Sa
as 10 yses the already referred This sf:n
came up ytserds The Judge made scsr directing a. issue -
b. framed be iried BY Jl, the question waheF NJ d.
mind and IN the mean ae the INJUNCTION 70
s,srd til the issue shall have been trrd
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Adjourned to this forenoon.
SUPEENR COURT-GENERAL TERA-June.-3eole MiTcaZLL
c. j.. ROOSEVELT and CLERKE. J. J.

SUTEENR COURT-GESERAL TERa-June.-DetoTe MiTcaZLL,
{. J., ROOSEVELT and CLERKE. J. j.
LIABILITY OF CORPORATE COMPANIES TO TAXATION.
TIE Mutual Life lbs Company Of Newlok Joseph Jenkins
By the Court, Roosevelt, 1.-The plaintiffs insist that
they liable tystOn and have brought h, action sgsn
collector wrOngy they contend syyo- their
property Corporations II admitted liable 10 .xan on their
css hu' Mutual Insurance COMPANIES Ike the pentrs -
leced capital position uisin
a tat0n and otherwise specially de-
trsd the sock fund which indyfus OF fn or
Company Bufalo ComOck AZ Where kcd IN
instance esrecsy declared BE- the capital that
whether creased By profits or diminished By osse ken 4 the
Of taxation not from principle but because sua nap
be the wording o the partcu at chascer such was
the fhe Bank Of Utica in Paige S9s All moned or
deriving liable
If be otherwise lin
tied The 70 which they 90 business corporation a
thod by law TO make assurances whether on ares or on %
periodical Ia the Muus Lie Insurance CO. wac
the pariin. thi IN proportion 70 the
corporations aqro, u the
common nd graduated BY the h
txeo HysrGble With the T3wh OF tJss pra n'
bciu IL she resc.ted 70 for the payment
OF Losses Tie Circumstance that portion OF s common
liable 10 be withdraw the haypcung ces oVe nos
character capital the suit follows from death N
tie OF partnership and from fire shpwrecs 10 the
Of 81 Ordinary insurance The company themselves
and securities capital They Of the stability and peru
their founded accumulated Gad o.
Apo in the Of incorporation, when directing The nyesnn Of
the premiums received ior Insurance provided tn ne -s
properly such Investment Of espss shall IN every case
he worth twice the amount loaned thereon Inc
this accumulated fard b. Whatever name may DE- is
sgpGed the property OF the plan LES snc no' Tue "
stockholders contributions except " he
iosndsd the mutual pfncpr' s
therefore liable 20 taxation IN respect VI len 9ha
JUDGMENT special the ssaed by tie Judge
who pronounced the sane, affirmed with costa
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srPaFNr COURT.

Aa,hocy Th.;chcr Horace Greeley, e. a. . .
Ee- .firu.ste ting .le h.nexed Gep.-1oh y
;Ae be Fssc o. tie TIA Of ih st' OF Is
.r.1; abjsc all gal EXCEPTIONS IN same
the ili1 shall furnish copy 70 TIE de-
he said position has been carefully read
- 10 IT, a.e witness lsosenee Hon. Judge Hoffman,
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REV G00asS,
Fer The Spring Trade;
1T NORTH EAST.

NRTE would invite attention to our New and
w extensive stock Of Spring Goods, which
We are now receiving from the New York
market, which for style, qsa!Ny aud chcapness,
will compare fayorably with any goods that
have ever been offered to the public. Thank
fn for the liberal patronage we have received
in the past, we wifi cadcavor to merit a con-
tinuancc Of it, By keeping constantly on hand
goods of tAc latest style and best quality, at
CITY PRtcIs.
Ladies will do well to call and examine our
STOCK OF Dress Goods, Of which We name N
part Black Dress Silks, oil boiled; do. NAL
tilla do, very wide; do. heavy watercd; Col
ored Silks, brocadc and plain; plain and
striped Silk Poplms; plain and tig'd Del1ine,
a few pieces tan cold Persian Cloths, striped,
plaid and figured silk Tissues, rich style Ba-
rathea, BArcgo DcI.aincs, Casllmercs, Para
mattas, Mernocs, Calicoes, Scotch and Ian
caster Ginghams, brown and Llcachea Mus
Inns, b, SO, -, ) and 81 inches wide; Table
Linens and Napkins, pointed SILK Gimps, all
colors; Silk BrIiGS, all colors; Silk and Fancy
dress Buttons, in every t.~-; ladies needle
worked Collars, Undcr-s,ecvcs aud Chcni-
sets; needle worked houncins, inserting,
and elgng; lace Capcs, Cambria and Paper
Muslin, &c.
Hosiery; Kid, silk, Philos.llc, Lis!e Thread
and Cotton Gloves; Caters, lace Boots, kid,
morocco and patent leather Shoes, &c, which
we will sell at very low prices, for. cash or
country produce. HUGHES BROS.
North East, March % If
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sEsEEyG 0EETEyG!
Dry Goods! Dry Goods
AT VIM. ..TORRERTS

I AIDES DRESS SILKS, plaid and plain
~ superior black dol laa, blue, mode, and
white all wool Delaues; Bareaes, all cotors;
French Lawns, Swiss, Null. and Cambria Mus
Inns.
SNOW-D DROP TABLE CLOTHS,
ana Linen Table Covers, white cords for bon
nets and skirts, Irish Linens ofali kintlS, Cam
bric ana Swiss Edsings and Insertings, under
sleeves, embroidered hikfS., collars, sc.
GINGHi-HS. PRINTS and DO. uESTiCS,
Real Manchester Girghnms, very best makes
Of Prints in the trade. pla ID and striped Domes-
lc MOURNING GOODS.
Mourning Prints, Dclainrs, Lawns. Cling
hams, collars aai under-slceves, love wells,
and hdktS. ..
BLACK CLOTHS cnd {. iSSIINERES,
silk an Marsci!es Vestings, Linen Drill, anI
Duck for white pants.
STRAW GOODS.
Straw Mating Al, 81 and Ga wide. plain
and cheanered; Panama, Lcghprn and Canton
Straw Hats.
Oil Cloths, carpet hacs, trunks, ladies' cai-
tiers, with AMI WITHOUT tips; gents patent calh-
er shoes, carpet slippers, nail, tooth and other
brushes; &c., Sc. Apr 10
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Book Notices. SC,

Pu'n0m,s MoniHyt 'r Nay.-We have from
the Publishers this excellent work for the
current month. 1t is number, Ike all
those which have preceded it, abounding in
articles Of prominent interest, written in the
best style Of English literature. "rutnam' S
Monthly" is a magazine Of the first order Ct
excellence; worthy to have and sure to have
very ext cnSive circulation. TcIas So a
year. To clubs Of six; postmAGts.ys or clergy
men 50. e. Z. Putnam & Co., Publishers,
New York.
Graham's Mug0ein".--Nc have received
the May number Of this standard Amer
lean pcriodical-always popular and always
worthy Of the admiration in which it is
held. "The Irish Family is spirited en-
craving. and the numerous engravings on
wood arc admirably executed. IIcadley con-
finues his Life Of Washington, written ex.
l'ressiy for the work, and among The contrib
ntors arc found j. r. Lowell, Alice B. Neal
l.. Virginia French ard Frank Forester
Terms SIS per annum.
Biackuood's EdiaLurg Magas inc for April,
has been sent us by l.. Scott & Co., n York
the American publishers, who furnish it at So
per annum singly, or in company with any one
ofthe four leading English Reviews for IS ; it
and all four Of the Reviews for $40. The
number in hand has an able article on ssThe
Commercial Results of a War with Russia, >,
and various others on subjects of interest.
SPIRIT Manifestations Examined and Eaplain.
NJ
Publishers, De Witt x Davenport, New York,
handsome copy OF the above work. In re-
ierrlng to it we cannot do better than quote
the words of a contemporary, as follows:
esprit MANIFESTATIONS EXAMIyEp.-No
age of the world has recorded more excite
ment on any subject than has existed for the
last few years on the so-called Spirit Mani
festations,' and II has been wonder to the
inquiring mind that something has not been
done to rcfute the foolish and absurd idea
held out by the believers in this vain dclu-
sion. 1t would seem, that as things too often
go in this world so it has been in regard to
bpiritualisn-'what is cverybody's bust ness
Is nobt.'yss business and thus the public
have been waiting in vain for substantial
exposition ofthis subject. 1t willno do mere.
y to say that it is 'humbug,' and not tell
why and upon what grounds the assertion is
made. This will not satisfy the public mind.
1T has been left for the author of the work now
Gelo ore us, to expose this matter upon sound
rational principles, and we prophecy the
downfall of Spiritnalsln very speedily, when
his book is once before the people. We are
confident that no person who reads this vol
rmc VIII ever again be at loss to rout the
'mani1esters' ON every occasion. Let every
one buy. read, and be satisfcd.'
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EEy PIE II & EMF
S Wing L u Nd,
PHIL.4DELpHI.4.

CHARTERED Ely THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA,
IN 1871.
CAPITAL STOCK $3.50, 900.
ME SAVING FUND OF TIE NATIONAL
L SAFETY Company, No. 81 WALNUT ST.,
two doors above Third, PHILADELPHIA, is open
every day. from O'Clock, A. NJ, TO p. Nj, ana
on Monday and Thursday evenings ill O'Clock
This Saving Fund is well known as one of the
safest and best managed Institutions in this
country and pays five per cent interest on money
put in there.
Any sum from one dollar upward is received,
and all sums large or small are paid back on
demand without notice to any amount.
This Saving Fund has Mortgages, Ground
Rents and other first class investments, all we'll
secured amounting TO more than half million
Of 6ollars Tor the security Of dcpositors.
5~ONicc, No. G2 WALNUT ST., two doors
above Third, South side, Philadelphia.
BOARD OF REFEREES.
Hon. Joel Jones, late mayor Of Philadcl Tia. .
Hon. Robt NJ. Lee, Recorder of PhlaAa.
Hon. James Page, late p. NJ. OF philaia.
Hon. Thos B. Florence member Of Congress
lst District.
Hon. John Robbins, member of congress 18th
District.
Hon VIM Pennington, late Governor ofNcw
Jersey.
Hon, HENRY L. BENNER, President
ROBr. SELFRIDGE, Vice Pres.
J. REED, Secretary [Apr 90 81 1y
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NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may
~ concern that application will be made to
the County Commissioners Of Cecil county t
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
interscct the road leading from Rowlandsville
to Battle Swamp, at a point near the Bridge
over the Octoraro at X owlndsyile.
April 10Th 1851
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NOTICE..

EN.lE undersigned havi ,g been appointed
E by the County Commissioners. Of Cecil
county, "EXanncrs' to examine and deter
mine whether the public convenience requires
Public Road to be opened as pctitioned for,
us follows:
"Dircct from the village Of Chesapeake
City towards Ea&ton, through the lands of
Robert Polk and Levi Boulder, starting at
the said village and intcrsccting the great
Public Road, (leading from Elkton down the
Penlnsua) at Long Creek, or any other point
the Examiners may deem practicable west Of
said creek"
Hereby give notice to the citizens OF the
county and all persons interested, that they
will meet at the village Of Chesapeake City,
at the point proposed for the starting of the
said road, on Wednesday, the 3lst day Of
May next, and then and there commence to
discharge the duties which dcvolve upon them
by the aforesaid appointment
RICHARD II. BRYAN,
RICHARD BlDDLE,
GEORGE W. BOULDEN,
April 18th, 1851 DIV Examiners.
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EOEIGE.

TIIE undersigned Commissioners appoint
Il cd by the Circuit Court for Cecil county.
to mark and bound all that piece or parcel OF
land situate in Cecil county, called ''Porter's
and Grubb's Folly" which was conveyed to
John G. Reency by one Thomas Oliver, by
deed bearing date the 18th day Of December
in the year eighteen hundred and forty five,
hereby give notice that they will meet on the
said land on TUESDAY,, the 30th day of May,
next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to execute their
commission by marking and bounding said
piece or parcel of land.
CHARLES W. BENNY,
JOHN RIDDLE, (of Wm.D
JOHN THOMAS JANNEY,\
Apr 30, '54 TIM Commissioners.
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er Of Dorchester. G, Poor,
The unboun lei ttron oge anil immense Japullr
ity cnioyel by the Grccan Circus of Derious in all
parts u the United Stltes wherever The Comp nv
h - appe rcd emhalens tho pr1pretois to still far
thcr enterprise ami excrtion for the amusement AMI
81 ,tit: .tion of Il mngn nimrus and generous pub
liz. They have. heretofore augmented their hith.
erp univ lie troupe with fresh and brili ant at
IT. ctpns. consisting of the finest stock OF running
lirr'es the most graceful and duiag Fquas,r n
Apistcs. AMI the most accomplished Acrl5 tie and
Gy,ntssliu Performers; with grotes9uc and orig
in ! Sc, mes, Fairy pant0minc. Rustic Ballet. g..
Icing altoscher the most novel. o!cs mt rotined
and iginal etcrtu nlncnt ever given in the circle
The interior. wli:h is OF sufficient cap city for
the uccommod tion of 1000 persons is brtl!i ,ntly
lshie up by me ms of portable Gas IN nuf ,c.urel
ON The ground with Sc, ted elevations around the
entire sp ce for the convenience Of visitors The
whole scene cniiycnca with tho popular Airs and
Melodies of the d,y by tho superb tirc;i III Corno-
eopoan Band led by Mr.. Oh IS. Poor.
! ~ IWO distinct entertainments will be given
daily, Afternoon and Evening.
10 be exhibited at ELKTON on WEDNESDAY.
MAY 10th. Foxes - cents. No half price roars
open at and o'clock to commence h If " hour
ctEcrw .rls
The ccmp"ny will perform at Georgetown =
Ro d. Oh iu's lay, Nay 9h at the Brick Meeting
!lous. on TIE 18th; Port Deposit on the ::!l, al
II.yrc dc Cir &c on the 18th
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STATE Thomas | Marshall
Esq, of this county, having been elected State
Librarian, gave bond on the 9th ultimo, and
notified Mr.. Harwood, the present incumbent
that he was ready to enter upon the discharge
of his duties. Mr.. IIarwood declined to give
up his Office lie contends that he was elect
cd for two years, and that his term of office
does not expire until the o2nd of April 1855.
MIR. Marshall contends that Mr.. lIarwood was
elected only for the unexpired term of Mr.
Bateman, the former incumbent, and that
consequently his time is out
The case has gone before Judge Brewer,
under writ of mandamus After his dec.
sion the case will go to the Court Of Appeals
for final adjudication. The case rests entire
ly upon the imperfect wording of that famous
instrument, the New Constitution of Mary
land. -lLalboro' Gazette.
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The Steamer Lady Wilmer.

CAPT. WV. WILSON,
= n zhaving been thoroughly
IG;;sI33.i A1:aE repaired, has resumed htr
t''sf''-s trips, and will run as fol-
lows leave Philadelphia Grace st. Whar)
on Wednesdays, at 1 O'Clock +. NJ, for VII,
mcr's Point, touching at CrAigs, Port Her
man Ford's, on the Elk; and Turner's Creek,
Cassady's, Fishers, George Town and Fred.
cric!i Town, on the Slssairas.
Returning, leaves Nillncr's Point on Thurs
days at O'Clock \. NJ, Frederick Town at
, O'Clock =, VI.
Leave Philadelphia for Port Deposit on
Saturdays, at O'Clock 2. NJ, touching at all
intermediate pllctS.
Returning, leave Port Deposit at 3 o'clock
p. NJ. on Mondays, and arriving in Fhiladcl,
pl.a early on Tuesday morning.
L~IH dorm freight mnsAdc pre-. paid.
March % If
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E0'k'ai E

In the Circuit Court Of Cecil April 29th,
county, in chanccry. {lS5i.
ORDERED, That the sale made and re-
~ ported by Ohm q. Groome, Trustee for
the sale Of the Real Estate Of Charles Harris,
I,c'd., be ratified and romtirmed, unless
cau5e to the 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 C5c;l County once in each
Of three successive VIC. hS before tie first diy
Of June next.
The report states the amount Of sales to Lc
5000. II. II, MITCHELL, Clerk.
True Copy, Test
II. II. NIT cuELL,
April 18th, lSli-3W, Ci.rk.
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LICENSE NOTICE,

A GREEABLY to the 9TH Section of the
IA Act of the General Assembly of 1927,
chapter III, entitled an Act to regulate the
issuing Of License to Traders, Keepers of Or
dinanccs and others: Notice is hereby given
to all persons, and bodies corporate and polit-
ic, whom it may concern, that they must OBJ
tain License, or renew the same, according
to the Provisions Of the said Act, on or before
the 10th day May, 1864
ROBERT NJ. WALMSLEY,
Sheriff of Cecil county
N. B. Nothing but Bankable money will he
received for License.
April l851--1m.
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y GE'3l'a2.

In the Circuit Court Of Cecil April IS,
county in Chanccry, 1851
ORDERED that the sale made and report
ed by John c. Groonc, Trustee for the sale cf
the Real Estate Of James NJ. jackson, dec d,
be ratified and confirmed unless cause be
shown to the contrary thereof, on or before the
first day Of July next, provided a copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper publish
cd in Cecil county, once in each of three sue
ccssiyc weeks before the first day of juno
next
The report states the amount of sales to he
Sl,91l.
II. H. MITCHELL, CIk.
True copy Test
IL. II. MITCHELL,
April % '54-3w. Clerk.
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F.,0'E'5GE,

In The Circuit Court fox Cecil April 2Sth,
county in Chanccry, {lSj4.
ORDERED, that the Sale made and report
cd by John &. Groome and Henry G. Mack
all, Trustees for the Sale of The Real Estate Of
George Tcnill Scnr, decd, be ratified and con-
tirmcd unlcss cause to the contrary thereof be
shown Oh or before the first day CT July next
Providtda copy Of this order he inserted in
some paper published in Cecil county,
once week for one month before the first
day cfJune next.
The Report states The amount Of sales to be
s. ,333j.
II. II. MITCHELL, Ck.
True copy, Test
H. H. MITCHELL,
April %, 81, Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-05-06
HiSGI.E E'E0N.

T'llE Co-partncrship heretofore existing lc-
i tween the undersigned, under the firm OF
TOME K RlNEHART, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, Jacob Tome retiring from
the business. Each partner is authorized 10
use the name Of the firm in the settlement Of
its business. JACOB TOME,
EDWIN J. RINEIiART,
Port Deposit, March 18th, 1851.