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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-05-27

SALE OF New WHEAT.-The Alton Ill.)
Telegraph of the 18th inst. says:-We heard
on yesterday of a sale of 10000 bushels of
wheat now standing in the field, to be har-
vested about the 18th of June. The figures
are strictly private, though very materially
less than the present market price of that
product.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-05-27

Curious FACr.-A man named Jos. Camp
bell recently died in Campbell county, Geo.,
at the advanced age of97. His Children.
grandchildren and great-grand children were
found to number two hundred and twenty
was, that the youngest of the whole group was
his own child
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-05-27

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-The real estate of
the late Major Reybold, situate in New Cas-
tie county, was sold at public sale on Thurs
day last, as follows:
The Miles Farm, containing 267 acres, was
sold to James Shuster, for $685. per acre
making So, 294.5O.
The Spring Garden Farm, containing 3O4
acres, was sold to Thomas Clark, for $57 per
acre-making SIT 1928.
The Shustcr Farm, containing 202 acres
was sold to John Reybold, for $50 per acre
making SIS, IS0.
The Mansion property was bid off by John
G. Clark, for $40, 700.-Del. Republican.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-05-27

GJ~Mrs. Sarah Scott Lloyd, relict Of the
late Governor Lloyd, of Maryland, died at the
residence of the Hon. VIM. T. Godsborough,
in Dorchester county, on the 9th instant, in
the 10Th year of her age.
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NOTICE..

A LII persons wishing to subscribe for Stool
"A in the Elkton, Andora and Lewisvllt
Plank Road Company. can do so, by applying
to either Of the undersigned managers.
Price of Stock $25.
SAMUEL B. FOARD, |
JOSEPH MILLER,
FRANCIS G.. PARKE,
WILLIAM G. CARTER,
NICHOLAS HISS,
JOSHUA L. GATCHEL,
WILLIAM RUDOLPH.
EDWARD RICHARDSON
GEORGE EARLE.
Elkton, April 20, 1854.
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INCREASED PRICE OF PASSAGE ON THE CT
NARD SrEAMERs.-Mr. Cunard announces by
advertisement that in consequence of the in
creased cost of coal, stores and provisions,
the price of passage on the British and North
American Royal Mail Steamships will be in
creased. From New York to Liverpool, the
price of chief cabin passage will be $3.50; of
second cabin passage 1915. From Boston to
Liverpool, chief cabin passage $ll0; second
cabin passage $50.
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forrisl1 News.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.

The steamer Europa arrived at New York
on the 10Th inst. bringing dates to the 9th.
The following are some of the news brought
by her:
THE WAR.
The war news is important. The allied
Sulina mouth of the Danube. The details and
result of the bombardmcnt were not known.
An important battle was fought on the 25th
between the Turks and the Greek insurgents.
The Turks took Arta by storm in so minutes
and great slaughter cnsu,d. The Greeks We're
led by Karais Kakis and Savcllas. The Greek
leader, Giovas, had fed.
A letter from Dobrudscha, of the 18th says:
"Dcscrtcrs arrived here from the Russian
army state tlat the Danube had overlooked
its banks, and carried away all the bridges.
Communication with the south bank of the
Danube had been entirely cut off. The Rus
slams numbered G0,000 men, and they lost in
passing the river, 1000. The place on which
they are encamped, is mars!y, and hundreds
die daily"
The number of Russian merchant vessels
already captured by English men ofwar APP
pears from all accounts to have tscn about
twenty-five, besides seven or eight destroyed.
A great number of vessels liable to capture
have been sold to neutral and other houses,
and now hoist flag which insurcs their
safety.
1t is said that the French government con-
templates establishing a camp of GO, 600 men
near Boulogne, with view to an expedition
TO the Baltic, if required.
1t is again positively stated that the French
contingent to the army ofthe East will amount
to 10000 men. 1t appears that the orders
given by the Emperor Of Russia were for the
Russian army the moment it entered the
Dobrudscha to march on without delay to
Shuma, and strike the blow before the allies
could come up. 1t had not been anticipated
that the Turks could arrest their progress.
A Geographic despatch is said to have been
received by the government last night an
nouncing victory by the Turks and that
Omer Pasha succeeded in cutting in two the
Russian army in the Domudscha.
Tienna, Fidau Notwithstanding to
Turkish despatch, several vessels of war and
powder magazines were destroyed at Odessa.
From a subsequent despatch published in
the third edition of the Times, it appears that
on the ODD of April the allied feet dcst Dyed,
in few hours, all the Notifications, batteries
and military stores. Two powder magazines
were blown up and II vessels of war sunk
The merchant vessels were saved.
Vienna, May 3.-The following report cir
culatcs in Bucharest:
Omcr Pasha advanced with 70 900 mon to-
wards the Dobrudscha. On the 18th April a
battle took place with Ludcrs' corps, between
Silistria and Rossova. During the night Omcr
Pasha had detached division in the direction
of the Black Sea, and when the battle was at
its height on the next day, this corps attacked
the Russians in their rear, causing uncxam-
pied confusion and CONSERVATION.
liverpool, May G.-Flour was in fair de-
mand for consumption at Cd Is decline for
the week. Canal 36s Cd BIS; Ohio 3Ss Cd
Wheat firm. White Us 4d. Corn has de-
clincd Is. White and yellow 3Ss. The de-
mand was moderate, and holders were not
pressing sales.
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ICE CREAM.-The printers in The Wing
Office have to make their best bow to Mrs
John Z. Brown, North ST. for some excellent
Ice Cream, which cannot be beat in Cecil.
She keeps it for sale at her house.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-05-27

THE Coon TINE "A Geographic des-
patch to a member of Congress announces the
gratifying fact woman has been elected con-
stable in Perry county, Illinois. Wash. Star.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-05-27

DThe Hon. Judge Hopper, in consequence
of of ill health, was compelled to adjourn the
County Court at Easton on Tuesday last, for
two weeks from that day.
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NOTICE TO COLLECTORS.

NOTICE To COLLECTORS.
"HE Tax Collectors for the several Dis
l. tricts of Cecil county will take notice of
the Act of the General Assembly, entitled
"An Act taxing Dogs for the protection OF
Sheep in Cecil county," and proceed accord
ing to its provisions to number the dogs in
Cecil county, and make return of them to
the County Commissioners, on or before the
LIST day Of June, next. By order
p. G. RICKETTS,,
March II, 1864 Clerk.
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EpCLhp DAIL1 LINZ, except SunuayS,)
LII for HAvRE De GRACE, PonT DEposlr AND
TIDE WATER CANAL.
An TheSteamboat Ports
A:lE11Au.,..~ msuhh, Capt. JosErn
Ye siI;.sD;if;iY GEoGHEGAN, leaves
SAsess-ssaessS lower end Of West
Falls Avenue, every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evening, al o'clock. Returning,
leaves Port Deposit every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at o'clock, and HAVE de Grace at
6 O'Clock, P. NJ.
The Steamboat Lancaster Capt. J. w. Toni
LINsoN, leaves same place every Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday evening al O'Clock. Re-
turning, leaves Port Deposit every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evening at 4 O'Clock,
and Havre de Grace at o'clock, p. NJ.
~Passage so cents.
O-Freghts received daily until O'Clock,
carried at low rates, and carefully attended TO.
~Dupicate receipts for Freights will be
required in all cases.
The Agent at Havre de Grace will attend 10
forwarding any merchandise consigned to kim,
for any Point on the Pennsylvania Canals, or
will re-ship freghts intended for Baltimore,
Philadelphia, or elsewhere.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltic
R. ALEX. TAYLOR, Agent, II. de Grace
JACOB TOME, PORT Deposit.
uy-The Steamboat "JUNlATA," Captain
Tomlinson, being in complete order, can be
chartered al any time.
N. B. Gram purchased al the highest mar
ket price at the Warehouse of ]. Tome, Port
Deposit who also keeps for sale, Guano, Pla.~
ter, Fish and Salt. TApr / If.
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LUMBER YARD.

A general assortment of seasoned Lumber,
IA such as Pine and Hemlock Boards, Scant-
ling, Plank. Joists, Pine and Cypress Shin
giles, Plastering Lath, Pailings, &c, constantly
on hand and for sale by
SAMUEL B. FOARD,
JOHN G. ALDRlDGE.
S. B. FoARD will pay the highest cash
prices for all kinds of GRAIN.
GTNo. PERUVIAN GUANo constantly on
hand and for sale. [may 6 If
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-05-27

CTMr. Henry fglehart, of Annapolis, Nd,
has been appointed Naval Store keeper at
the Naval Academy, vice Mr.. c. Stribling.
To take effect on the 30th Of June next,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-05-27

lyon Friday last, DR.. John Farley, of
Virginia; DR.. F. T.. Pierce, of Georgia, and
DR.. II. II. KovanaLsh, Of Kentucky, were
elected Bishops Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-05-27

GTThe Cambridge Chronicle notices some
wheat in that vicinity that will be ready for
rcaping in a week or two-and adds that the
crop in that county is more promising than
for many years.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-05-27

DJ~Thomas Richie, Jr., one of the editors
of the Ricl mond Enquirer, and third son of
Thomas Richie, Esq, died at his residence
in Richmond, Va, on Sunday evening, after
a protracted illness, in the a5th year of his
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-05-27

r~Thrce weeks Of the month of May end
ed last Saturday night. During those three
weeks 429 vessels from foreign ports arrived
at New York, bringing to our midst 48, 054
naSspnpars
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~A Boston paper says that E. P. Whip
pie has lectured ninety times the past season,
and Bayard Taylor eighty-six.
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100000 Gifts for the PeoDle,

JOSIAH PERIIAM submits to the People of he
y United States his thirl MONSTER GIFT EN-
TEkPRlSE. in connection with the exhibitions of
magnificent and immense MIRROR OF NORTH &
SOUTH AMERICA, at Academy Hall, 6G3 Broad
way. New York
ty'O0 900 Tickets only, ut 81 clch Will be soil
Each purchaser of ticket for the ADMISSION OF
FOUR PERSONS to the Exhibition, will be presented
with numbered certificate, emitting the holder to
one share in the following 1905 gifts:
A Farm located in Harrison Township Glouces' er
Co., New Jersey and wi hin l6 miles of Phil .dcl-
phi,. 1t embraces over 100 acres Of land, in a
high state of cultivation, with dwelling, barns,
and otEcr necessary out-houses, in good repair.
There is large orchard Of choice fruits. Title
indisputable. Valued at $4,000
(Any inform tion in regard to the Farm
can be obtained of Beln Redfeld, tcnunto on
the prelnises)
a Perpetual Loan without security rin:'st, 5000
:. 1000
" 90 4" - 1000
L" $500 CT. 1000
10 " " 1" 100 =" 1000
The Celebrated Trotting Mare, Lilly Dale
who en- trot, i'll harness. mile in 2.4O-
valued at 1900
) Rosewood Pianos valued at $500 each, $500
) " = :" 800 8 1900
CA portion of the Pianos are I. Gilbert &
Cos celebrated Eolians. Others of IIallct,
Davis & Co.'S splendid lnstrumen'sl
The splendid Series Of Paintings known as
the MIRROR OF New ENGLAND and Ca
MADAM SCENERY" and now realizing
handsome income by its Exhibitions in the
East-valued at $4,000
Light and beautiful Carriage 1925 675
10 Gold Watches 100 1000
40 so 1000
100 " Pens and Cases. . 500
5000 % Pencils, 3 $4,000
94Sl9 Pieces of Choice, Popular and Fash
ionablc Music % Cts. each 23,7O5
ONE GIFT FOR EVERY TICKET.
In order to insure to all concerned perfectly
fair and satisfactory disposition of the above named
Gifts, Mr.. Pcrham proposes that the Shareholders
shall meet together
On Thursday Euening, June 22nd, 1854,
Tor sooner, if the tickets are sold-due notice of
which will be given) at some suitable place, here
after designated, and appoint Committee of Five
Persons, to receive the property, which they may
dispose of in such manner-by lot or othcrwisc-as
the Committee giving good and sufficient bonds, if
required by the shareholders, for the faithful per-
Torrance of the duties required Of them.
Shareholders residing out of The City of n. York,
will stand upon the same footing as residents, and
whatever may fall to their shares will be forwarded
to them in such manner they may direct, after
the partition has taken place.
EVAll orders for tickets, by mail, should be ad-
dressed TO JOSIAH PERHAM, ACADEMY HALL, 1858
BROADWAY, New YORK. If it should happen that
all the tickets sold when the order is received,
the money will be returned at our expense for post
age Correspondents will please write distinctly
their name, residence, County and Slate, to prevent
errors, Or, if convenient enclose envelope, with
their directions on it in full-in which, such tickets
as they may order will be returned. May 20.
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NOTICE.

In the the Circuit Court | In Chancery
for Cecil county, May %, 1851.
ORDERED, that the sale made and report
ed by John A. j. Crcswcll Trustee for the
sale of the Real Estate of Solomon Richie, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
first day of August next provided Il copy of
this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed at Elkton once week for one month
before the first day of July next.
The Report states the amount of sales TO be
5537.
H. II. MITCHELL, elk.
True copy, Test
ii. ii. MITCHELL,
May 81, 1S54-1m. Clerk.
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Authors,

A series of elegant "Poetic Pictures" or
fine specimens of the s.Poets illustrated by
the Artists ''-one at least in each number.
An abundant variety of pictorial illustra-
tions of scenery, art, science, &c.
Increased LABOR will be bestowed on the
whole work, and it will as heretofore be made
to subserve the cause of sound morals and
pure religion. Terms 81 per year.
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COMMERCIAL u FARMERS HOTEL

THE undersigned respectfully informs his
friends and the Public generally, that he has
removed from Perryville TO Port Deposit land has
taken the above named Hotel.
@& 1t is his intention to keep his House
lrNHkiA in The best manner and 10 mike il wor-
llEMgI thy OF the patronage OF the public.
His table shall be furnished with the best the
market affords, attention ana competent cooks,
walters and ostlers will be employed and eve
~ pains taken to render visitors comfortable
and give satisfaction.
All persons who are required to stop at no
tel in Port Deposit, are requested to give him a
call. JOSEPH MeMULLEN,
Port Deposit, Md.
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OVThe crowd of customers increases at
E. Brown, Jr's., extensive Dry Good and
Grocery Store, next door to Merritt's Foun-
tain Inn. Well, so much for Browns always
having plenty of the right kind of goods,
suitable to the wants of everybody, and at
prices that induces his numerous visitors to
buy. His new style Summer HATS attracts a
great deal Of attention from the gentlemen
and boys. [may6
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Inn PIECES very superior IRISH LIN
lUU ENS.-We have just received, direct
from the manufacturers, 100 pieces of very
superior Irish Linen, which we are prepared
to sell at least rs per cent below the usual
price, either by the box, piece or yard. Call
and examine for yourselves.
North East, mar25 HUGHES BROS.
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SUPERIOR BOOTS.-A. j. ScorT Il BRo.
- have on hand very superior lot of fine
French Calf Skin BOOTS, unequaled in this
market in quality and finish. APR. Is.
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MONEY FOR EUROPE.
DARTIES wishing to send money to En-
L gland, ireland or Scotland, can obtain
Sight Drafts from the subscribers at North
East, in sums to suit, on the principal Banks
in any of the above places.
HUGHES BROTHERS,
Agents for Abraham Bell Sons,
Apr 29f New York.
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The illumination Of st. Peters
burg.

ISt. Petersburg was Illuminated and TIE
Deum sung on the receipt Of the news Of the
passage of the Danube.]
Red cleaned the skies of the nothern night
And gIowed the hills with the festal light,
For the royal City of Russia's realm
Hath taken of triumph the robe and helm;
Hath wrcathed her towers with tn pomp Of fire
And hung with garland of fame each spire.
There are burning glories along the seas;
There ire myriads Of lamps among the trees !;
The tall ships CLEAN in the mounting rays,
And the tanes flash out in the ruddy blaze,
While richer glow through the kingly halls
OF dome, and temple, and palace, falls.
And thousands on thousands, a mighty throng,
Like the tramp ofan earthquake swept along,
And the war-stccd neighed as he fercey
passed,
While the cannon roared to the clarion's blast,
And the wild acclaim of the shouting hosts
With the thunder blent Of the Baltic coasts.
Then peal of music that shook the air
From II temple burst, where the lurid glare,
Of a thousand lights round the pillars hung,
A pomp Of day DER the pagcants flung,
Der cross, and altar. and shrine of gold;
Der rustling banners of gorgeous fold,
And the high proud tombs where in state
sublime
Reposed the warrior of oldcn time.
But higher and richer the censor swung,
And clearer and proudcr the music rung,
When jewelled Empress and gorgeous dame,
With chief, and leader and sovereign came
To pour mid the splendors an orison
Ofprayer and praise for victory won;
For the Danube passed, that majestic food
For the Crescent gone down amid fame and
blood;
For battle gained DER the Turkish bands,
And Il triumph won for the Grecian lands.
The National Mqgasinc.-W have received
the June number Of this excellent magazine
ii is one Of the best periodicals now publish
ed, and the Publishers, Carlton and Phillips.
New York, promise even better things in the
coming volume. They state that among the
attractions Of the next volume will be:
The completion Of Konig's fifty designs, il
Illustrative of Luther's History.
An illustrated "Trip from St. PctcrsLurgh
to Constantinople," taking in the scenes Of
the eastern war.
illustrations of Bunyan's Life and Times,
giving the most complete series Of pictures
respecting Bunyan ever yet published, in
Guiding great variety of localities, relics, &c.
A series of PORTRAITS of Artists
g DiviDeS.
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COPARTNERSHIP.

HAVING associated with me in the Tin,
Ill Sheet Iron and Stove business, Edward
W. Staples, it will be hereafter conducted
under the firm of Aldrdge Il Staples.
March IA, 1864 FREDUS ALDRIDGE.
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lust RECEIVED.-A choice lot of plain
d plaid and figured Delanes; also, newstyle
of cotton Go shmere, selling at a very low figure
Jan 70 A. j. SCOTT Il BRO.
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II AIDES GAITERS.-An excellent as
IL sortment Of Ladies and Misses Caters,
Be OTIS, Shoes and Slippers; at
Apr 20 J. b. ASH'S.
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MOLE Skin Hats Of superior quality for
lVl sale by A. ]. SCOTT Il BRO.
April 10th.
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ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA,

The steamer America arrived at Halifax on
Wednesday bringing Liverpool dates to the
18th inst. Nothing of Importance from the
war. Breadstuffs have advanced.
The report of the ship Baldaur, relative to
the steamer seen on the 2lst of April. is now
repeated with important additions. The
steamer was headed north, but altered her
course towards the Baldaur and Immediately
disappeared. The Baldaur steered to the spot
and saw largequantities of biscuits and boxes
When the steamer was first seen barque
was alongside; but the latter steered away
south, and, as no one was seen on board the
steamer, it is presumed the barque save her
passengers.
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RS.
THE WAR.

The details Of the bombardment of Odessa,
have at last been received. The affair was
very destructive but the result not decisive
The attacking force consisted of steamers
and detachment Of rocket boats. The Rus
sian batteries fought with great bravery, the
battle lasting IL hours.-During the action
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TIN.WARE AND STOVES.

HAVING enlarged and reftted the old
Ill 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 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 man
ner,
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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 u call. ALDRIDGE 4 STAPLES.
Elkton, March 25 If
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90 lieaorrs ano Correspondents.

GIVE have an interesting sSketch of
Texas this week and another will follow
next.
Dy-The article in the Agricultural column
contains some new ideas and is, altogether,
well worthy Of attention.
DA poetic article and some other items
find place in the seventh column Of the last
page this week.
Gy-The selected story commenced on the
first page is an interesting one and will be
continued in two succeeding numbers.
U-Here is a poem by a lady, who has be-
fore written some brilliant articles for The
Wing:
Enr TLn HcciI Hin
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RAGS! RAGS |!

A NEW LOT OF FRENCH LEVER
IA WATCHES and Lepine, in Silver cases,
for sale low at Z[BA FERRIS g. SONS,
April l.. corner 4th and Market sts., Will.
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Port Deposit.

FOUNDRY
TOR SALE OR RENT.-The subscriber
L will seilol rem, his Foundry situated in tho
town eff Port Deposit. Attached TO il is wafer
power which can be applied 10 other purposes
beside the use ofthe foundry. THIS foundry
has done, and is capable of doing large and
profitable business. Possession gwen immc~
diately. Applyto p. w. WEBB,
June II u Port Deposit.
Elkton, do SO.
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Baltimore and Susquchanna
STEAM COMPANY

p OCULAR DAILY LINE, Except sundays,)
IL for HAvRE De GRACE, PoRT DEposlr AND
TIDE WATER CANAL,
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HAMS-Sugar Cured Hams, for sale by
IL EDMUND BROWN, JR,
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The steamer Europa arrived at New York
on the 10Th inst. bringing dates to the 9th
The following are some of the news brought
by her: