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THE WHITE LAMB,
(Continued from tie lsf mage. J

taken at her mothers funrral No one
dared 10 stop IT; but all watched 1t with
GREATNESS attention until it disappeared
among thu gravrstones. Some of the
hodesf, and the vicar among the rest,
followed to where it seemed to disap.
pear, but could find no further traces
Nobody was ever able to account for
it; but every body believed it to have
been miracle, manifested for their
salvation, notwithstanding a wise phil
osopher who wrote large folio volume
to prove that it never existed at all.
lis memory is still preserved with ven
Grafton in that country; and, from that
day to this, the people have continued
god'y and pious.
And so ends the story of the White
Lamb.
"And what became of the White
Lamb" inquired Bess, who always
wanted every thing explained; land
was it anything like mine Z"
"And did it never come back aga,n?"
asked little Joe.
You mustn't all tease me with qu-s-
tons " lreplied, ''or shall have to stop
telling YOU stories. The way is, hear
all, and say nothing. For these things
can't be explained to little folks like
you"
but what did become Of the lam b ~
said little Puck -in-the- corner; "do tell
me that, cousin Richard; 7ow do"
"Wsll, you must know then. YOU
naughty child, that when the White
Lamb left the graveyard where little
Agnes was buried, it went straight back
to the country from which it came: Just
like the mist which falls from the sky at
night goes back to the sky in the morn
ing. --1hrre it rejoined little Agnes,
Nesting there in the arms of Sh-p-
herd who climbed with her from the
valley Of the Shadow of Death up the
green pastures and the still waters of
Life. Aud there they remain to this
day, happier than one can think. And
around them are other lambs and chill
dren, and hundreds of pure white an.
gels with shining wings And the good
Sh"pherd walks in their midst day and
night, like the gnId-n sun among the
clouds Of heaven And if you are good
and lovable children, you will all Que
day see Him there, and dwell with Him,
and with little Agnes and the White
Lamb, each with Ian b of your own,
just like herS.-For all Of you here to-
night, Bess, Joe, and Will, and even
little Puck-in.the. corner, have Just such
a Lamb yourselves. But now it is time
to 60 to bed; 50 no more stories to- night,
and no more questions, tn, kisses all
round and then-the sweetest of drrams!"
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THE GREAT
CENTRE OF ATTRACTION
FOR
Ladies and Gentlemen,
IS AT

"
T II. ASIs'S Capacious and very leh
u. store room on Main Street, nearly opposit,
Johnson's Hotel, where he has Just opened Z
large and carefully selected assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
few Of which he gives the names, such as
PLAIN AND PLAID DE LANES,
which he halerS hims' flare pretty and cheap.
TAN BLUE & MODE MERINOES,
warranted to be all wool and French fabrics
PL'D, CHANGEAB'E& BLK. SILKS,
that Cannot !ai t" please the fancy ofthr ladies'
DE BAGES, GINGHA Ms s. PRINTS,
ofhIgh and fast colors. and late fall styles; and
a larg" lot OF SHAWLS, which Tor comfnrt,
Durability, beauty and chcapncss, are unsur-
passed in Elkton; and as for his
CLOTHS, CASHIERS s. VESTINGS.
he certainly deserves a liberal patronage from
hIs customers and the public, because they arc
calculated TO meet their wants. Beside the
above named goods he has a large stock Of do
m"stics, saiinelts, mu>lins, fannels, alpacas,
hats, caps, b"ots, shoes, carpets, ware,
qneensware, cedar ware and groceries. which
II purchasers will call and examine. cannot Ia il
to be suited both in price and quality of the
goods; call and see them.
N. B. Country produce taken at the highest
market prices in exchange for goods. foot 8
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IL Z NOV AL.

GNEW 4 0. have removed from 1876 to
IA 1885 Chemu; Street, Philadelphia, where
they rccup! new aud brauliiul Store, with an
elegant and well selected stock OF FALL AND
WINTER DRY GOODS; amongst which are
200 pieces Lupin'S French Mernos, and Cash
meres, all colors, from 81 10 81 80 per yard.
100 pieces Tartan PlaiJs, for Ladies' and child
Icn's wear.
lO0pieces Paris printed Delaines and Cashmere.
200 pieces Brocade and Plain Silks, OF superior
quality.
100 pieces Plaid Silks, all the choice patterns.
200 doz, Couvoisler'S best Paris Kid Gloves.
IN OUR SHAWL ROOM are
300 splendid Brocha, and Chain Deane Long
Shawls, choice pattrns.
100 do, the very latest fabrics and designs.
200 Brocha Square Shawls; Of exquisite style
and design
IN OUR CLOAK ROOMare
300 French Cloth Cloaks, TaImas and Man
tillas, of new Paris patterns.
100 Lyons Silk Velvet Cloaks, of the es, max e
style and finish,
Also, so pieces A best Lyons Silk veIvets,
varying in price from IS to $40 per yard. and
OF every color and shade, for Ladies Manlilas.
sloaks, &C., with IS Piece, of French THRILLED
C'ofhs, tor ladies' cloaks, OF the most choice
shades OF brown. black, olive, drab, bronze,
blue, &C., from $3.50 to So per yard Also, q
fine stock ofrlbb"ns, embroiderirs, capes, chem
izrttes, cellars, sleeves, SC. The whole OF the
above goods are offered and will be sold at e1-
nemely low prices for cash.
We are also receiving by the weekly arrivals,
fresh supplies of new novelties from Paris and
London, which enables us constantly to have
fresh new styles OF the most fashionable goods
to ofi''r to our customers. AGNEW s. CO.,
No 1856 Chesnni St., one door below ninth
Philadelphia, Nov 26 8w
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PORT DEPOSIT
FOUNDRY Il MACHINE SHOP.

NHE undersigned, having taken the above
Il establishment on his own account, inform.
his friends and the public, that having made
arrangements with the very best wnrkmcn, he
rs now prepared to fill all orders for casting,
and machinery Of every kind, al the shortest
notice. From the favorable location for pro.
curing iron, coal, &C., he fai,ers himself that
he can do work on terms that will make il an
object with those having work in his line Of
business, 10 pairnnisr him.
Especial attention will be paid to all kin Is
OF Mill anil Factory work. Always on haad
and for sale to the trade
PiOm Castings, Curt and Wagon Bores,
Stores, HOHoT-udre. Store Tea Kettles.
Fla bottom do, Furnaces, Tin Hare. DC.
Orders solicited and p,umI tly attended, to-
F.. ID. McCLENAHAN
The .inrss will be under the management,
OF Mr.. H"nry NewSham. n practical mechanic,
and Tor many years associated with one nf the
largest machine shops OF Philadelphia, who
will devote ali his energies and experience 10
the prOSr cnlinn of the business.
Plans and drawings made free Of expense for
persons wishing to have work executed
f. ID. McCLENAHAN, Proprietor.
II. NEwsHAM. Manager.
Port Deposit, June 10
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BRICKS! BRICkS!:
1t Charlestown. Cecil county, Md.

fit Chnrlestown. Cecil county, Md.
y HE undersigned begs leave TO inform the
! citizens oiCecil and the nri.hborng coun-
tlcS, that he has commenced the man iacturc Of
Common and Pressed Bricks. Being located
on ihc edge Of navigabe water, and the rail
road passing within a few yards OF the spot he
feels confident that he can supply those wishing
to purchase, much cheaper than the, can be
supplied from either ofihe cities.
Having practical workmen employed and
ma;erial OF the very best quality, hr feels con-
hlent that the article he manufactures will
recommend itself to oil good Judges.
SAMUEL LOGAN, of SamI.
Charlestown; May 2Stf
NOTICE.--The stated meetings Of IL, Or
~ phans' Court OF Cecil county, are held O.
the second tuesdays in February, April, Jrne,
August, October and December. SIlul &C.
counts must be presented, on the stct nd TG,s.
day IN January, the 2nd Tuesday in Arril, The
2ni Tuesday in June and the 2nd Tuesday in
October. JAMES H. LAMAR
June ~ SO Reg, OF Will s.
T AIDES Fashionable Worked and Lace
~ lars, ola beautiful sly lie and au.''.
l@a '"'' WAY "A. 1OkBERr.
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New arrival of Winter e Gods
At NORTH EAST.

WE have just received from New York
w large and we'll selected stock of Winter
Goods, to which We invite the attention OF the
Public. Having recently enlarged our Sales
Room, We will in consequence be enabled to Of
fer larger aud better assorted stock than here
tOfOre. Our stock OF
Dress Goods
consists, in part Of
BI'k and C"l'd Silks,
Plain and cd Alpacas,
Plain and fs'd De- Lans,
Silk warp Aracas,
Grape Merinoes,
Persian Cloths,
Paramattas.
Lancaster and Glasgow mills Ginghams, Mus
Inns, FlanneS; also, large stock of
Dom site Goods,
all Of which are selling low for cash or country
produce. HUGHES BROS.
Dec. 1913.
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WIN. TURBERT,
DEALER IN
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &C

(next door TO Court House, Elkton.)
II AS just "isned this week, n new and beau
IL iilnl assortment OF Ladies Dress Goods:
PLAIN, coPd, and fancy Silks; Plaids, Mernos,
Cashmeres, Drlaines, De Bcges, Prints, Cling
hams, Stripes, &c.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SATINETS.
Black French rwilcd, blue, brown, olive
cold Cloths; super black doe skins and fancy
plalds. an assortment larger than an, he has
ever offered beiorei tweeds, satinets, kerseys,
jeans, &c.
Brown and bleached muslins, ., yL sheeting,
q pd do; pillow caS" do; whit. and cold Can
tons, Osnabur"s, drills. brd lickings, tow lin
ems, carpets, OIL cloths, travelling baas, baskets,
&c., trimmings in great variety, hose, gloves,
has ana caps, boots and shoes. &c.
GROCERIES PROFESSIONS, &c. oct %
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FIV P Err G e N T
SAVING FUND,
PHIL1DELPHLA-

PHlLTDELPHIH.
Chartered by the SIafs Of Pennsylvania, in ls4l
CAPITAL STOCK $25O,0OO.
THE SAVING FUND OF THE NATIONAL
l. SAFETY Company, No. 62 WALNUT ST.
two doors above Third, Philadelphia, is open
every day. from O'Clock, A. NJ, to P. N, and
on Monday and Thursday evenings till 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 well
secured amounting TO haT a miiioa Of doiiars
for the security of depositors.
DzOflice, No. 81 WALNUT ST., two doors
above Third. South side, Philadelphia.
BOARD OF REFEREES.
Hon. Joel Jones, late mayor Of Philadelphia.
Hon. Robt NJ. Lee. Recorder Of Phila Ia.
Hon. James Page. late p. NJ. OF PhiIa In.
Hon. Thos B. Florence member Of Congress
LIST District.
Hon. John Robbins. member Of Congress ith
District.
Hon VIM Pennington, late Governor of New
Jersey.
Hon c. p. Evans, late mayor Of Wilmington.
Hon HENRY l.. BENNER, President.
ROBT. SELFRIDGE, Vice Pres.
J. REED, Secretary FApr 30 "
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NJ q RE NE w s.

HNHE largest, the most fashionable, and the
IL best assortment of mems, womcn'S, and
children S boots an shoes, in Cecil county, is
TO b. found AT the sub.criber's BOOT i SHOE
STORE, in ElhIon.
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
Opposite the Cuurl House.
The subscribr would respectfully inform,
his Friends, and the public general! y, that he
has purchased oi hi, brother, emo, h Crouch
hrs entire stock Of La lies, Misses. AMI chill
drcn's boot and shoes, and ha commenced
manufacturing Ladies Shoes of every dlscrip.
ton. He is now prepared 10 accumulate all
who may favor him with a call, with mems,
womcn's and chill ircn's Boots aud Shoes of tho
best sori al very low prices.
THOS. C. CROUCH.
Elkton, June4, '53.
N. b. County produce taken in exchange 10.
boots aud shoes.
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Gift Books for the HOLIDAYS.

JUVENILE Keepsake, Slv'rlake Stories,
a Home Pictures, Chr st'nns Box, Sunny Side,
Fern Leaves, Said for tn Solitary, Balt" Sum
mrr. Fresh Gl"anln"S, Oh House by the River,
Arlhur's Library Tor the Household Songs for
LI',I" Ones a: Home. A great variety Of select
poems aud miscellaneous books neatly bour ,
which will make handsome presents: Tor sale l.,
Dec "a l.. BROWN, JR.
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SCCTTS'
o N E PRICE
CLOTHING WATERFRONT.

opposite the FouniDin Inn Hotel, Eikion.
" M.-We have just renewed our stock of
ready made clothing, in the laleat fashionable
Fall and Winter Styles. We are now prepar.
ed to sell clothing from the coarsest 10 the
6ses, quality, prices arlan ged to suit the
QUALITY OF THE GOODS.
Please call and examine our stock. with our
assurance tina, YOU will purchase something
before lesvias carefully selected assortment.
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DAVID II. COCHRAN, respectfully informs
~ his friends and the public that he has re.
moved from the b. lex Meeting House TO Elk.
ton, where he continues the above business in
the house lately occupied as shoe store, BY
William Jones, in Whann's Row, opposite the
site OF the old Washington Hotel.
He will keep constantly on hand and manu-.
facture to order, Spanish, Shaft, Quilted and
Plain SADDLES, together with Carriage, Sui.
key, Wagon and Cart HARNESS, Brides,
Marlingales, Collars, Whips, Spurs, Horse
Blankets, Trunks, Valises, Carpet BAGS, FIy
Nets, Patent Hames, Trace Chains, &C., al Of
which he will dispose of on the most rcasonab bic
terms. He respectfully solcts the pat, ona ee
of the public, and warrants his work to give
entire satisfaction. [Srp 3lf
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EOA SALE Oh RENT.

THE SUSQUEAANNA HOTEL, in Po,t
/ Deposit, now occupied by Mr.. Hugh F.
Bu,io, and doing profitable business. Pos.
session given on the 25th of March next. Amply
to JOHN CARSON.
Dec. lot Port Deposit, Nd.
TUST rnceivcda large stock of Hats and Caps
y 3c"s, Shoes aud Gaitrrs, anil for sale by
HUGHES BROS.
DE-. No. North Fast.
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FOR sale
2iI Acres Of Woodland, being

part II tract called "G"oarisnn, and adjoin-
in" ianis of Thos. S. Thomas, Ann Russell and
others. This land is covered with q thriving
rr"~th OF whit" and black oak and chestnut,
All is situated within short distance Ut navi-
rnhl" water and the nnu shng village of North
East, ilat yIand. FoI terms arrlyio
JOHNSON SHIPPERS.
Enr'h Fcsi Tsril 60 Oct. Oft
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CHEAP CLOTHING.

T HAVE purchased in the city lot of excel
l. lent Cloth which will AXE up into Goats,
p"n'aloons and Vests, at prices as low as they
can be hal in the cities.
EentlesM On Wanting Clothes
will please give me call before buying else
where. WILLIS kUTTER.
Elkton, Dec. 10 %.
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Phil. Viii. and Baltimore R, R Co.

Phil. Viii. and Baltimore R. R Co.
SPECIAL RATES FOR THE TRANsPoR
| TATION OF
LIME, CUANO and MANURE.
LIME--(Slaked,) and in full car loads,
cents per ton per mile.
Minimum rate per car Of4 wheels
5000 pounds) $1.2O
/" wheels (I6 900 pounds) 81. 40
GUANO-3 cents per ton per mile.
Minimum rate, SO cents per ton
MANURE In full car loads, II cents
per ton per mile
Minimum rate per car OF
wheels. (7,O00 pounds,) SI.OO
swheels, U4,O pounds) 200
Lime and Manure TO be loaded and unloaded
by the Owner or Consienee.
When loaded and unloaded by the Railroad
Company, 25 cents per ton extra will be charged
"The ton to be ZOO pounds.
The p. w. and b. r. X. Co. being DESTROYS
OF promoting the Agricultural interest of the
country through which their Railroad passes,
Offer to the public the above low rates for the
transportation OF materials used in fcrtilizing
the soil.
The use Of the Railroad Company's Build
lngS and Depot Grounds, along the Line Of the
Road, and at Philadelphia and Baltimore, are
Free io'aH Shippers and Consigncss a reason
able time, tor the receiving and delivery Of all
articles transported by the railroad company.
The company also give notice that next sea-
son they will run Milk and Market Cas- in
connection with the Accommodation Trains,
both from the SusqUehanna River TO Baltimore.
ana from North Ui the SuSquehanna River to
Philadelphia; leaving for Baltimore and Phlla-
delpha in the morning, and returning IN the
q .icrnoon; by which they hope to enable Min
men and Marketmen TO avail themselves OF a
regular and speedy conveyance.
The Havrr de Grace Accommodation Train
will be continued throughout the year.
For further information, inquire of the Gen
eral Superintendent, or oithe Master OF Trans
portaiion
Per order OF the Board of Directors,
S.. l. STAFFORD,
Nov 10 tf General Superintendent
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". holland. WIN. THOMPSON
STE Am IRAN +, sA.H, DOOR
and Shut or Factory:
". N. NOLAN Nd.
AT PORT DEPOSIT. Ml

AT PORT DEPOSIT, MD.
WE, she undersigned, having just fitted up
w our new Sash Factory, are prepared to fur
nish all kinds Of
Frames, Sash, Doors and Shutters,
ofthe best material and work manship. Being
ourselves practical mechanics, we feel onfdent
in saying that We can supply, as well as please
all.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
Are earnestly requested TO give us a call. As
We are situated at the great Lumber Mart, we
can afford 10 manufacture work in a cheaper
and better style than elsewhere. We there fore
solicit your patronage, hoping that you will not
forget us, as our work needs only to be seen to
be recommended. We are also prepared to
work all kinds Of mouldings suitable for mould
ing Doors. Washboards. &C. We shall use the
best material for every thing, and pledge that
our work shall be unrivaIled.
VIM. THOMPSON & co.
Port Deposit, Nd, Sep 10 6m
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Tin.Ware and Stoves.

LDRlDGE 4 CANTWELL, succ 70
"A 10 Graham & AIdridge, still continue
the old stand, corner of Main and Bridge S,s.,
where We hope to be able to accommodate all
who may favor US with a call, a. our object 10
to sell cheap for the cash, Or TO punctGal cusio-
ers. Having a large stock of Tin-ware and
Stoves on hand, il wOulL be to the interest Of
those in want OF such articles, to give us a call
before purchasing elsewhere.
We would call the attention of the public 10
the yer! large and superior lot of Stoves of va
rious kinds and patterns comprising all the
Cook, CouI and Wood Stores,
now in use, of which the following are 70
Cook Stoves-Bclle ofthe States, MctropoliIan
improved omplete, for wood or coal; Etna
Albright, Girard Air-ighl, As,or Air-ti9ht,
Premium and Atwood Empire all ofwhich are
very superior cook stoves. Their assortment
of Coal and Wood Stoves for rooms, counting
houses, &C., is very large and beautiful COM
prising in part the Revere, Jenny Lind, Dia-
mond, ParlOr, Sheet Iron Air-tight. &c. The
pnhlic are respectfully invited to call at their
old stand and examine their assortment, as We
feel sure they will be pleased.
Also large assortment of Tin-warc, Japane
and plain; and every other article that is gem
orally kept in a tin and sheet iron establishment
Roofing and Spouting done al the shorles, no.
tice and on the most reasonable terms.
Country produce taken in exchange for Tin
ware. [Elk'on Sep 1Stf.
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ClUthlag! ClOthlng!'!
F.. BROWN. JR.


Next Doc, 10 JrhnsOns' H0iei
OPENED to-day an extensive assortment, of
Ready made clothing for men and boys: Mems
sack coats $3.50: boys sack over coats 81 80;
mems pants ~ .25; vests $I.50, and upwards;
wooden shirts and draws, muslin fine shirts, at
all prices.
Plaid Delaines and wooden plaid entirely new
style OF ladies dress goods, french merino and
cobergs, very cheap, opened to-day.
Sa'inelts and casimeres, blue, Oxford mxt'd,
light and dark grey, brown and green, aud en-
lirely new style fancy satenettS; just opened a,
Oct. 8. +. BROWN, IRIS.
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Whites; Chronic Inflammation and Ulcera.
ZION ofthe Womb; Incidental Hemorrhace, or
fioodinsi Painful, Suppressed, and Irregular
MenstI uatlon, &c., with all their accom- pany-
ing evils, Cancer excep,ed,) no matter how
severe or Of how long standing
lie tholicOn lar surpasses other remedies
IN neing more certain, less expensive, and
IeaVing the system in better condition. Let all
therefore interested in such remedy call and
OBTAIN pamphlet (ree) containing ample
PROOF, from highly respectable sources, OF the
happy results of its use together with letters
IRON hrsl-class experienced physicians, who
have used it in their practice, and speak from
their own observations.
Pamphlets had gratis at the Store of WIN.
TORBERT, Agent. Elkton. Also sold BY
most OF the leading Druggists in the adjoining
counties.
Letter addressed TO Messrs. Beach g. Brownson.
Agents at Newberry, c. H., S. c., by Rev.
&. 5. Beard, of same State.
GLENN SPRINGS, Jan. 9th, 1853.
Messrs. Beach Il BrownsOn-SIRs. | Sc nd for
another bottle of your anarchists Uterine
Ca'holicon." My wife has been afflicted for
eleven years, and a variety of means has been
resortcd to for relief, but none was ,b,ained
uni'i received this medicine from you. Its
influence seems almost magical: there was
manifest Improvement from the day it was
taken.
As there are a great many females in our
country laboring under the affection for winch
your medicine proposes a remedy, feel ia
duty to recommend ii To all such.
(Signed.) LouGu s. Beam.
J. b. ANARCHIST & Co, Proprictors,
Central Depot, 3O4 Broadway, NY.
Aug 49, ,53 I'm
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BALTIMORE & SUSQUEHANNA
STEAM COMPANY.

d OCULAR DAILY LINE. Except SUNDAYS
LII for H.7VRE DE Grace, PORT De-
POST AND TIDE WATER C.3N.4L.-The
Steamboat PORTSMOUTH, Capt. S. Geoyhegan,
leaves lower end of West Falls Avenue, Balti-
more, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evening, al 6 o'clock. Returning, leaves Port
Deposit every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at O'Clock, and Havre de Grace al al s
o'clock, p. M.
The Steamboat LANCASTER, Capt. J. w.
Tomlinson, leaves same place every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evening at 6 O'Clock.
Returning, leaves Polt Deposit every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evening at O'Clock and
Havre dc Grace at 6 O'Clock p. M.
Passage 30 Cents.
WFreights received daily, carried at low
rates, and carefully attended to.
The agents at Port Deposit and Havre de
Grace will attend to forwarding any meIchan-
disc consigned 10 them, for any point on the
PenRsy lvania Canals, or will re-ship treighis
intended for Baltimore, Philadelphia, or else
where. Jos. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore.
r. ALEX. TAYLOR, Agent, H. d Grace
JAcoB Tome, Agent, Port Deposit.
! ~The Steamboat JuNIAr1, Cant. Geoyhe.
han, being in complete order, can be chartered
al any time. Iapr2tf
N. b. Grain purchased at the highest mar.
ket price al the Warehouse off. Tome, Pc,
Deposit; who also keeps for sale, Guano, Pla.
err, Fish and Salt.
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FOl' n DIR

DOR SALE OR RENT.-The subscriber
L will sell OF rent his Foundry situated in the
town ct Port Deposit. Attached 10 il is wafer
power which can be applied to other purposes
beside the use Of the foundry. THIS Foundry
has done, and is capable of doing large and
profitable business. Possession gwen imme.
dialcly. Apply to p. W. WEBB,
June III II Port Depost.
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SHAWLS.-The largest and best assortment
Not long and square Shawls ever offered in the
town OF Elkion are TO found at J. B. ASH'S
caeap store Elkton. ~Call and see th, m If
vow want Bargains.
FANCY CLOCKS for Halls, Parlors, School
l. rooms and churches, jus, received al
ZIBA FERRIS l. SON,
Nov u. cor 4th and Market 81. Wilpins,o