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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-15
WEST DAVENPORT!

~ HE undersigned will on or about the 10th Of hs
i month Offer Mt auction the premises. sobe
hundred building lots. and tots from TO hye acret
each, nearly all of which in sight Of the r'si'
Rock Island aitd Davenport.
These lots are laid out on part OF Rose HI iarh'
miles west Of the City, aud Will b. sold for 'as-
portion Of the purchase money in hand, and longer
credit the balance aud smaller interest v III heg'
than has ever before teen given IN Sect louhH
On Real estate. From many Of the lots some 81
the grandcst views IN the vicinity Of Davenport. lh
of tast. can here procure country site uhr'1h
cd in beauty aud the poor can for small ,sh
vail himself of u rare opportunity amid the mes
tim Der and alter in abundance to purchase pleased
and health, home
Carriages and other vehicivs " III be ia readiness
the Lc Claire House tho orning of sale, notice
which will be duiy given Of the time TO convey ihs
wishing 10 purchase free Of charge to the ground she
refre shncnis will be found suitable hour ier Oh
10 partake who please.
November Sd. 1854. 7. C. EAB>'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-15

Faults committedin public sh ould be pub
liclly removed
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-15
1iaw Alt,ri, samsnts.

Two Journsymen Printers Wanted
A T the davenport Commercial" ONCE. None
~ but good hands need apply
Nov. Is DIST ~. u. TAhNEh.
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Certificates Of Deposits. Scrip for insurance RAJ c
Road and Mining Companies Drafts, Bank NofS," W.
Nov IA. D. j. o'sHANESsN, Agsht'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-15
TO THE LADIES

M RS. kEARNES wishes to inform tho iadies of
AVA davenport and vicinity that she keeps consi .Bty
on hahd choice selection Of Bonnets and Head Ores
ses and Ike sise PinkiDg Machine for the purpose
oi pInkihg Cloth Coaks and all kinds of Siks in the
ihtest style and new styles Of Cloak Patterns; she
WISHES the ladies 10 call and examine for themselves.
Davenport Nov 18th, Is54-dtf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-15
MARKET.

ME lie Claire Market House will be opened On
next 1hursaag morning. where meat and lparkc 4.
ny OF ever, kind will be found for sale.
10Y ~ lso4-dt ANT. LIZ CLAIRE. +
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-15

a Office In the end story over the store or Wood
n ward X Harris, Brady Street. Ennnuire OF the
undersigned. WOODWAKU a HARRIS.
Nov. 1th. fsl4. fs,y e,sT y =
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-15

Western papers tell good story Of Gov
Brigham Young, the High Priest of the Nor
mons. II appears that the Governor one
day went down into well to recover lost
bucket, when the curbing tumbled in, the
earth followed, and Brigham Young became
for the nonce, a subterrunean Saint. Blu,
the zeal of his followers would not permit
any such finish to the life of he faithful
shepherd. Spades and shoves were brought
into requisition, the harem of the buried
Gc' ernor assembled in force to aid the saw
ing efforts Of the male members of the flock.
and in about two hours, they had the graf
ificaton OF pulling him cut like forkad
radish, from his sub soil bed He preached
that night from the text-s.It is ,reU with
me-"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-15

For Rent.

Wy r have opened to-aay I. rye, lot Of Deail
w froa 10 cts. to 95 per yard,
"Wednesday. Nov 9Th 1854
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-15

when my wife said that Dodder was chas-
ing my cows. jumped up, pulled on my
boots and went out Of doors, and saw bod
der and the cows coming up the road II
is true he says he wasn't driving them, but
says, ne and the cows were both going along
in one direction, and this was as near Us !
could get him to the cows or TO the truth !;
but j is proved that the cows were going
along ahead of him, and he was following
them striking at them with his little switch
ten feet long and two inches across the
butt, and reckon you'll think he was dri-
wing them. sung out to him, "Dodder,
stopn but he didn't mind my order, and |
just threw stone in that direction, which
went about Is feet over his head, at the
same time going toward him. He paid no
attention, and sung out again, "Dodder,
stop!" Still he didn't mind me, and then
just threw another stone; but on he came.
and on went, ard ! threw the third stone,
which h. says hit him on the back Of the
neck, but which think is rather strange,
as we were going towards each other az fast
as we could. But he never Stacked up, and
by this time we were within about eight
feet oieach other. IhaIted and halooed at
the top OF my voice, ''Dodder, why don't
You stop!" About then he did stop and
raised his ten-feet switch as if to strike me
! sang out, "Dodder, look out! You NAV
wsllup my cows, but if you wallup me with
that switch, you'll wallup an animal that'u
hook" Here the orator made an appro.
pirate gesture WITH the head as in the &C, of
hooking which was followed with tu,nultu.
Gus shouts of laugh, tina, continued several
minutes.
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PElNcIrro, Jan. Bird, ; A..

IVA r,,,.r, ,,, -. A.; ,,,...,ooJ n,an.
rAr,yu,-r ','@ ;,x CI1,I,n;;r,- Tl,J;,y--
>i,igbing &c.
Ar. Eprror With vour pernission
/ will rive Won ,one items Of news from
Pri,,i,,o and vicinity. The village is
located ON the creek bparinc thr same
name. and is surrounded by lands Liob-
" nrodrc'iv.. The n.;JhborIooJ is
Healthy and is near tc ci,u,cLes of the
Nlatbodi,, and PRESBYTERIAN denonino.
tions, which are occuIicd Lv ministers
of con,uaudinu taIrn,s. ILL. yiIIay.
contains store and ,lo.iiug em,o,i,,n,,
where the ,uI3ic can he accommodated.
and our blachsnjti,s. car,wrioh.s and
shocmakers. have as much work as they
can do. hrsi dcs which Tie schools OF cur
na,gbl hood ureu,,j ,7,,,rort.d.
The .uaI, Lo,s. and his rider y has
RECENTLY called u,.,n puite number OF
o,r acrI r,s;lrrts to take wiiI; him .
icurn,v tn The sri,it world: truly
"w},4r,. drathrn,rrs there is no defence.
Ourc.t,zcus have been sprndiny the
bo,iIa,. IN var;ou, WAYS: some by wor.
,L,,,;,,~ Il ,;r rr..,to, r., Il anL,ul od,r,.
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Correspondence Of The CrcH Wig.
Letter Cr0In ssOy9IanL!syi lille.
ROWLANusviLLr, Jan.

10" LANisEiIlf, Jan. ON, . /.
DEAR R.-Bul litllc has tIanspred since my
last letter worth communicating. For several
day past VIC have ha real winter weather with
therT"m,tur standing sometimes only icgrct 5
above I"rn. Saturday ni.h last we had Snmc
4 to q inches snow which has afforded fine
:sleigting an: The yUnn4 and many others lave
improved the oprortunity--bring the first for .
,years-to try the SPEED OF their horses.
Tn" navigation of The Susquchanna is tnIirc-
1y SUSPENDED a. we'll rs both the Mary land and
Tide Water Canals.
The Iron Works temporarily stopped fer a few
days in consequence Of The cuhIne>S oil!" wealth
or, but have resume! their usual activity; and
the appearance oil III" weather indicates Il mcnvI-
af~brt akng up oI III" zee in The Ort"larG.
Some Of our nri.hburs lav" succeeded IN Sc
curnga good supply OF the best ice during the
past week. am surprised that more have not
altcndel to this important luxury in hot wealth
as we'll "a MOST aSSpn'al article in sickness
during the summer. Yours p.
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unanimously elected President OF II e
Senate, and returned his thanks IN all
appropriate address.
AR. " ellis offered a resolution that
Chapman farwood, Esq, be appointed
Secretary of the Senate; Gen. j N
Watkins, reading clerk; Hanson =. Jor-
dan, OF Carroll county, sergeant farms,
and Hamilton e. Gealty, door-kerper;
which was adopted.
Mr.. Soihoron offered an order that
John W. Rider, Of Somerset county. and
MIR. Floyd of st. Mary's be appointed
committee clerks, which was adopted.
On motion the Rev. &. X. Nielsen, of
this city, was appointed chaplain.
All the above officers were nom,na-
ted IN wing caucus last evening. The
caucus also nominated John I. Wright
tor essenger.-Sun.
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Dec q Is (S5.00)
NEW LONDON ACADEMY,

.Nelc London, Chester county, Pa.
YRlHE WINTER SESSION Of this School
II will commence on the first Monday of
November, and continue five months.
TERMs.-Boarlin and Tuition, sos
Washing, music and modern languages are
extra at the usual charges.
The course of instruction is thorough, COM
prsing all the branches Of a solid English,
mathematical, and classical education. This
Institution is situated in highly cultivated
and moral community, alooi, in a great mra-
sure, from Temptation and The influence Of evil
example. The buildings are large and adapted
| to the comfort OF the students
The Principal will he aided in the teaching
department by the following thoroughly quail
flied assistants: Mr.. Edward Sautier, graduate
o! the University Of Tublecn, Germany, and
Mr.. J. II. Berry, Clinton county, Pa. Mr.. II.
Wand, Teacher of phonoaraphy; Professor
Lang, teacher Of vocal and instrumental music.
Early application and attendance at the
opening of;he session are desirable.
J-For Catalogues containing particulars
address JAS. 3. MCDOWELL,
Oct % 3m Principal
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MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
AANAPOLls, January 4th 81

ANNAPOLIS, January fth 'F.
HOUSE OF DELEGArEs.-At u o'clock
the roll of the House Was called by }.
]. Stewart, Esq, the chief clerk OF the
last House OF Delegates.
Upon the call of the roll, 81 members
were present, and there were seven alb
sentees.
On motion of Mr.. Hamhleton, the
House proceeded to the election OF 4
Speaker.
Mr.. Dent received 81 votes, and Mr..
Turner 81 votes. The oath of office
was administered to Mr.. Dent by Mr..
Turner.
The Speaker then administered the
oath of office 10 all The members as re-
quired by the constitution and the act
of assembly.
SENATE.-The Senate was called by
J. Pinkney, Esq, Secretary Of the SEN
ate. All the Senators We're present eX.
cept Messrs. keeue, Holland and We
Der. The Senate then adjourned.
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 5.
HOUSE, OF DELEGATES Mr.. McKaie
moved that the House proceed to tn,
election of Chief Clerk. Mr.. Ham
bleton moved that the House adjourn
until to. morrow at l | O'clock
SYNATE. the Senators present
except Messrs. Weber and Holland.
On motion, the Hon. VIM Linga
Gather, Of Montgomery county, wa
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yEHsA gn,Rgsss s. son,

CLOCK AND WATCH MAKERS, JEWEL
LERS AND SlLNER SMITHS,
Cor. WI and .Narket Sts., WILMINGTON.
HAVE ON hand the largest and best sssort-
IL m"ni in their line Of business TO be found
IA AImineion; purchasing for cash we are
rmshl d I" sell al the lowest prices and ensure
satisfaction to customers. Our assortment
VI Watches is very full, from the most crlcbra-
ted manufacturers, and the newest styles Of
cases. Patent Levers, Duplex, French Levers,
I.cpincs, anI Vertical Movements, in gold or
SILVER cases. Fine sets OF Jewelry, Chains,
Rings, Lnckcls, Miniature Cases, ArmlrtS, &c.
Silver Ware OF all descriptions aud styles; war
ranted equal in purity TO coin, or the money
reformed.
Agency for s'Rapp's Patent Scientific Niche
Gold penS;'' The best pen ever manufactured.
parior. Nall and common Clocks, of French
sud Yankee manufacture. Watches repaired
and guarantee d to keep good time for one year
We respectfully invite the ctizcas of Cecil
and krat counties to call and examine our stock
WiImins ton, Del, Oct %
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TRUSTEES, SALE.


% '''.ue W Drcree Oh 'he circuit Cour
'o' o'''' 'o'"'s, !" Cnancefy, inc UNDERSIGNED
of Jacob Jchn> on. Esq., in El,on ., ~ .''' ''0'e
yb,,.o>I,, 49, ,e,i
,o-, L 'J eco i"'" ooy W IeWu",y,
~ "['"rcm u, '''e houIs o' Il "A. vi. s " ciocl
'ri "a. w., "'"S h,"' Estate no" owned b!
NJ n"'', ""u ""e'
- Puit o. iafSe tract Oh land caliel
''o"' '"' e'"'a'"s
25S ACRES,
3 roods and 81 pciches more or less.
The Phil, vii. 4 Bait. Rail Road passr:
t"r""S" inc northern part OF the iarm. The
sou Is naturally "ood ana is easily improved.
lhere are TWO Frame DIV ElLlNG HOUSES
on 'he premises, one IN good repair, large
pan OF 'hr lana Is covered with thrifty "rowih
OF chts'nn' ana oak. 1t Is advanlagc"uSly SIT
naled aboul ihlee miles from the Raj road
Depot al Norm East, and with small outlay
OF capi'ai may be made very desirable proper
~.
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Wilmington CIolI!iL y House.

Protection. from Waters Stormy Blast
CYRUS STERN comes next in turn.
10 speak Of Trtie, AMI UOrb we'll done,
lie wants The people all Ia know,
That NilnIin slon'e the place to 90
TO buy Cheap Clothing.
good supply to meet demands,
1on ind irirnl Cyrus has on hands;
OF 10 ning rare, and cheap and lair,
And sure to stand, AMI suit 10 wear
All knns Of weather.
And now take heed AMI hear my statement,
One-Price the 90, and No \ baicmrn,;
AMI further mind and do no, bundcr,
BY looslng sight Of the right Number,
IN Market 81.
Wilmington Del Oct % 3m
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HENRY II. BRiNGBIt RST,
| (Succe.sor 90 &es. Bltnz u;at.)
WIN 9iCsaie as,s; Retail slrs,gctsf,

VIII eicsaie ana Retail slrssGrs>f,
MO. 81 MARKET ST., WILMINGTON, next
II door 10 he corner Of FaWFth. 'yhavc 3arge-
~ Increased Ike stock of Dr. aga, Chemicals, and
Patent Medicines ,'t tho old ,gamf, for years
occupied by Joseph /. 'shurs'. ] h'anniocture
with great care eli nay . "lnical AMI Phnrma-
cuilcal Preparations, person ''v S"Iectin" my
STOCK from abe largest iInpoTl. do"seS or
Philadelphia and New York. asd OF. e, places,
(or eaSh only, arl am prepared 10 sell W, 'iS'
sale and retail. Drugs, Chemicals and Patent
Medicines Of all Ei7ds al the lowest cash prices.
Everything sci! wa -ranleti Oh riic Lest quality,
or the money returned. | am the so4r aud only
Wholesale and retail agaat for DR.. &. James
Family Medicines, which, with all other Pat
eht Medicines, will be-, sold whn, eGle AID re-
tail at the propfietor's lowest PRICES.
Wllmin gtOu, Sep II w
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Fall and Winter Dry Goods.
SAMUEL BUZEv, No. "a Earkst ST.,

TTILWIhGTON, DEL,
d ESPECRFULLY informs purchasers, that
LII he is now opening an excessive assortment
OF Fs AMI Winter Dry Goods, of the latest
mporlalons, an! new styles, at the very low
eSl prices. A few of the lraling articles are:
French Mrrinos and Cashlncrcs, English Ne
rinos and Coburg Cloths, rich black and fancy
Silks, best Lyons Silk Nelvets, for man,ilias;
black and blue blk ditto, for bonRets; rcal
Welsh, and other superior Flannels; Sl,awls,
large variety; splendid double width damask,
for curtains; superior cloths, and fancy csssi-
mere; carpets, oil cloths, and drussrt, a full
supply. oct % 3m
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TIE CECIL WIG,
IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDay

d I. y. nv II I. l >.
TERMs.-"Two dollars Year in advance, ant
two dollars and fifty cents irnot paid in advance
To clubs, in advance, FIVE copies for eight dol
lars; ten copies for fifteen dollars.
ADvERTIsING.-One dollar n 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 s1uafa = counted as a square
A lvcrtisements nsrrtea2ruarterly, semi-annu-
ally or hy tn" v"n' at moderate rates.
Han bills and lob Work orall kinds done
neatly and at shor, notice. The office r.sTur
WING" is in the centre orthe town. next door
10 Doct Wal!ace's Dug Store.
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A NEW OPENING.

OF beautiful assortment Of plaid and hg'd
" Mouslin de LANES, CAMEO Prints OF the
most renowned manufactures Mourning Goods
fg'd and solid cold; also,
Muslins, Plaids,
Tickinss, Stripes,
Linens, Checks.
Long and Square Bay State Shawls, fg'd and
plain cold Cashmere do, black; olive. and
brown Cloth for ladies wear; waiercd silk for
trimming, silks for lining, manlilIa velvet,
very WIDE; pointed velvet trimming, gimps
braids, ribbons, fringcs, bindings, silk cor Is
silk and glass buttons, &C., at
Dec VIM. TORBERI"S.
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VALUABLE LAND
IN CECIL COUNTY MARYLAND
g'EegISTEEs' SALE,

BY virtue of a Decree of he Ciicuil our
for Cecil county, in Chancrry the under ig q.
trustees, will offer at Public Sale, al The l.otc
Of Jacob Johnson, Esq, in Elkton, on
Wursday, the 18Th Of FeJrunry, 1854
between the hours of and p. NJ.
I All those tracts, parts of tracts or parcels OF
land in Cecil county. now owned by Thomas
3. Tho. laf and wife, and hereinafter particu.
larly mentioned and described.
No. |. Beng pait ola lIact called "Story's
| Meadows contains
223 ACRES,
and roods more or less.
This lar,n is located within hnlfa mile of the
village Of North East. 1t oordrrs on the North
East river, and is accessible by rail road and
steamboat to Baltimore and Philadelphia.
There is small dwelling house on the prclni-
scS, the land is productive, ard the fencing good.
For beauty and convenience of location, this
property cannot be surpassed.
No. ,. Is part OF the same tract called ''Slo-
rvs Meadows" and contains
lie ACRES,
and . rools more OF less. 1t adjoins No I. w.
ing between it and the village OF North East.
liz advnnta res OF location and soil arc equal TO
thuSc of No. l..
Dwelling House. poltcrs clay has been found
en- this iatu; its supply is believed to be mex
haustiGlr; It's quality, alter having been tho
roughly tested, IS represented as being very
valuable for the man @iaclure OF Rock gham-
ware.
No. 3. Is part ola large tract Of LanI called
"GcOilarSon,' and contains
1873 ACRES,
| rooJ and "a pnrcn,s mar, mr. Incc 7, &c al
voHla grously located, being in,crsected By the
ihIa. vii. and Baltimore Railroad, and only
l. miles distant from the Rail road depot at
Elkl"n. The Improvements consist ola Frame
dwelling with several small Out-builIngS.
There IS an abundance Of youn and growing
wool on the premises.
No. !. AdjoinS No. and is part of the same
traci it contains
lG5 ACRES,
more or less. 1t Is about two miles distant from
Elklon, and the Rail road passes through its
Norihrln border. There is u small frame ten
cmcnl on the premises.
No. .. Is pant OF the same tract, called Geo
tlaraon, and contains
10 ACRES,
more or less. This Land is unnnprovcd, having
over ii growth Of thrifty young limhrG-
mostly chestnut and oak. Ii adi"ins Nos. 3
AMI i, and is about two miles from l.ihlon.
Ne. u. Is wood lot: il is part Of the ''Geof-
iarI>on' tract, and contains 10 acres, l rood
aud ID perchcS, mere or less. Ii adjoin. No D
aud also adjoins the land oi Levi Ni.lbula and
the land lately purchased by Howard Titus and
Francis Hughes. q! icnnSy lvania.
A plot of the above described Lands, made
by Jrlhro johnson Esq, county Surveyor can be
seen al the Office ol George Earle, in ElktOn.
TERMS or SALE.
Terms Of air: One fourth OF the purchase
money in cash on the day OF sale, one ha!fthe
balance in twelve months and the remaining
hall ~ eighteen mouths from the day Of sale;
the credit payments TO bear interest iron the
day Of sale and TO be secured by the bond or
bonds OF the purchaser or purchasers, with APP
proved security. JOHN c. GR0OME,
GEORGE EARLE,
Elkton, Dec 8 Is Trustees.
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% liel>ers III G1rtc5pmlel!s

O." Among the articles lately received for
publication are, The "Rap'nrc and Re- Union -
b. Miss S. J. c. WHlrrLuSrY; another number
OF 'Shrichcs Of TrareI' by Cecil" and s.Lei-
fers from The West No W." by "E. F. F., all Of
which shall have early attention..
GIVE have letter from orr fair CORES
pondrnt ''.utuic" who has been silent so long
Ii will be printed next week.
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ORDER. ~ s'UEsK.sI AKRON.
! In lhe Ci!cuit Court for
Cecil conniy,
in CAancery,
[ December -, 1853.
Frsby II. Wilcox
AM others,

! AM others, Cecil conhty,
in CAanccry,
vs. December -, 1853.
Sarah Mullen, John
steel, Henry Steel,
Emma Steel ard
{ John Wesley steel.
VNIiE ohj"ct oi this suit is TO procure decree
! J. for the sale Of certain real estate in Cecil
! county, whereof William Wilcox, died seized,
and todivdc the proceeds therco. among the sew
cral parties entitled thereto accorIiag TO their
several proportions, and TO require the said
sarah Mullen. 10 account for the rents and prof
lis of the said Real Estate by her received.
The bill states that the said William Wilcox,
died seized OF said real estate, on or about the
9th day OF August, 1888, imeSate, leaving as
his heirs at law FrSby II. Wllcnx. Sarah Wilcox
Margaret 'roomes wife of William Toomcs, Mar
tha Louien wife OF John Loudcn, Eliza Steel
wife Of John Steel, and Susan Mullen wife OF
John Mullen; that since the death Of said VIII
liam Wilcox, the said Eliza Steel AMI john
Mullen, have departed this life, and tina, the
heirs al law Of the SAID Liza Steel are her
three children. Henry Steel, Emma Steel and
John Wesley Steel; that the sal! John Mul!cN,
hls life time and the said Sarah Mullen, since
hi> death have resided on the sad real estate
without paying rent or accounting i"rlhp rents
and profits Of said real estate. 1t is further
Charged in said bill, that II would be for the in
teresls and advantage Of all the parties inter-
eSted TO sell the said real estate, and distribute
the proceeds of the sale among the several par
ties entitled thereto according to their several
proportions. And that the SAID John Steel, Hen
~ Steel, Emina Steel AMI John Wesley Steel,
reside out ucihe State of Maryland.
II is thcrcupun adjudccd and ordered, that
the Compartments by causing copy Of this or
der TO be inserted in some newspaper published
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j. Il w IN &,
SURGEON UE,Svn!ST;

TLKTON, MD, is prepared to inser, Mineral
"a Gum Teeth on plate, or pivot from SIN
gle tooth TO entire sets, painful teeth Carefully
extracted and carious ones rendered healthy
and durable by neatly plugging with gold.
Office on Main Streets two doors above the
Fountain Hotel Dec u
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gTkcr. Mr.. Fuller will preach in the Uni
v'r>R!ist church al Chesapeake Guy on the Bid
unday in January at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. and
clock p. NJ. Subject in the evening s.Thc I'M
pIrIunable SIM"
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TUSr RECEIVED, very superior lot of
d Plaid D.lain"s AMI Persian cloths worth 3 | l
cents and which we are selling Tor 20 cts; also
a large 10, Of splendid Circassian cloth al 37aa
Also, few pieces French Merino for IS cts,
all wool DcLaines worth 629 for so.
HUGHES BROS,
Dec II North East.
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Y0s LADIES ANsTITUTE,

" TLHINTT IUN, UEL.7U WE.
WIS Institution has opened in KING ST.,
IL No. i3l, III new AMI cunm0LiuuS built
In=, designed I" accommodate bat thirty board
erS, where lis p, inci pal invites those Interested
t" call and examine Tor themselves it, claims
Tor public patronage. The course Of lnslruc-
tlon cub aces tn" English, Classical and Orna-
mental Departments, all OF winch with board
OF comr'irnt teachers, the Principal EATERS
himself that he con satisfy the expectations Of
those who may place their daughters at this
Institution.
TERMs-per Quartz, Of elsrcn meeks
Board, washing, fuel and Tuition in
English, $3.50
Board &c, with music and orna menlais 5O,G0
Circulars can be- Obtained from the Rev. Jas.
Mclntlre, or By application to
THOMAS NJ. CANN,
Apr 30 Plsc,ual.
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Dr. John Ewing who succeeds me in my pro-
fe.sional business, has presented me with his
testimonials, and Judging from those, and my
conversation with him, 1t gives me pleasure to
recommend him as a safe and snilIful operator.
w L. ZONES SuIccnn Dentist.