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SEA BATHING AT OLD POINT CON-

~ EFT CO.'S STEAMERS will
leave the Union Dock foo: Of Con- $50
cord street, Baltimore, daily Sundays excepted
srrlFare there and bach $6-giving tho passen-
GERS the privilege to remain the whole season.
=. Nj. N. FALLS, Agent b. 5. p: Co.
baltimore. June t-u
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MOVEMENTS OF. eORAN STEAMERS
ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS.

IL ae California steanlefs ,l-tVe INV !
IN the 5th and 10Th Of each month.
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SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.-Gentlemen
~ best quality of Shirts made to measure and
warranted 10 III, al the lowest New York prices 7
/ .'-...- go WALL. ~ STEPHENS
3!& Pa. avenue, next TO Iron Hail
ly E-0 lNeWsl
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ALEXANDRIA, l. wAsalNGTON ROATs.

ALEXANDRIA WASAlNGTON ROATS,
TIME Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON win
Il leave at the following hours. rK~~.
Fare l2k cents, E53s
ways engaged, will make trips on the route at al.
ternate hours. .'.' .-. .t..''' .os a. ..
Leave Washington At 6, g, sk, ny, 2K, ASK,
and Z. :. ....... :. .
Leave Alexandria at 2, ., l9x, IL, OK, *, and
P.S-The Boat viii leave Alexandria at ixp.
m, or Immediately on the arrival Of the cars.
~ DO az "i"; JUB QORS0Ny Gayfaiaa.
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and maGerial delivered, according TO the contract
plce, said amount To be- ascertained by the esti
mate OF the superintendent appointed for that palr-
poae,) will be paid from time to time as the work
proceeds. and ten per cent retained until the com
pIetion OF the contract and ACCEPTANCE Of the wos K
&C, ny the superintendent aforesaid.
Contracts will be awarded only to master build
ers or mechanics and the assignment thereof, ex-
Cept 10y consent of the Secretary OF the Treasury
Will DE a forfeiture of the same ..-..
Every proposal must be accompanied by a writ
ten guarantee signed by res ponsi ole persons
certified to be by the district attorney or Judge
OF the said distrct) that the bidder will when re-
CURED. II his proposals he accepted enter into a
contract and bond, with proper and Sufficient Sc
rurltles, IN the sum of fifty Thousand dollars for
the faithful performance sQf-tAe same if for the
whole work, and OF a prOportonate amount if for
part thereof Amy information touching the mat
ter can be obtained by application TO the Treasury
Department ..... -. H. -. g.. o..
Proposals will also be received up to the afore-
said dale for furnishing and del vcrn9 at the site
oy the per the rough stone for the foundation
cellar, and area walls OF said building and must
ne OF the very best description for that purpose
They Will be required in such Quantities and at
such times as VIII be most for the convenience Ci
he operation on the work, and in quality to tie
entire approval of the superintendent Tile DE-.
partmert res"ryag tho riLlt to reject the proposals
hereby invited il the interest OF The United States
should require it.
The proposals must be sent TO this department.
directed 10 the superintendent under cover TO the
secretary of the Treasury. endorsed ATals,,alS
for the Treasury Battdtn& Ests-Ssoa, ~ and will
be opened at enc O'clock, p. m, of the last day
liked for resolving the same in the presence Of the
| bidders, il any choose TO attend
Enquirer, Richmond, Va; Sentinel, Alexandria
| "a; intelligencer and Star, w =:nington, ID C
Sun and Republican, Baltimore Md; Pennsylva.
| man. philadelphia; Day Book and sun. Neu
| York; Post, Boston; Argus Portland Me: patriot
| Concord, ", Fl. and Argus, Albany, n. Y. two
times each week for sixty days. Bill to be sent 70
| Secretary of the Treasury. -. ~. -
| ..~- = o., -. - a. III. BOWMAN.
Sup't of Treasury Building Extension i,
je 27-2aW60days. -.
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row. PROPERTY
AT
PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue of i Deed Of Trust Of Caleb Par
40 kcr aud wife, the Undersigned Trustees.
will Offer ut Public Sale, at the Court House
door in the town Of Elkton, on
TUESDAY, tie lGA Of J1NUiRT,
1855, at IL o'clock A. NJ, all that town pro
perry lying and being on the south side OF
Gay Street, in the said town OF rlkton, and
hereinafter particularly desert bed.
No. l.. Being the House and Lot occupied
BY John NJ. Miller, Esq, as law Office.
No ,. The Law Otli,e and Lot, occupied
by Richard Grason, Esq.
No. 3. The Dwelling House and Lot, held
under rent by Mr.. John Cosdcn.
No 4. The Lot and small Frame House
occupied at present by MIR. Henry Erck. To-
hacconist This lot was sold by the under
signed Trustees at their sale Of Che 25th of last
September, but the purchaser having failed
to comply with the terms Of SALE 1t Will now
lie rcSold at his risk.
The above property is located in central
and business part of the town OF ElNton, and
is so well known that further description Is
unnecessary. Persons wishing TO purchase
are invited 10 examine the premises.
TERMS OF SALE:
One third cash: one third in six, and the
remaining third in nine months fron the day
of sale. The credit payments to be secured
hy the bond or note Of Tie purchaser with
approved security.
GEORGE EARLE,
JOHN 4. j. CRESW ELL,
Elkton, Md, Dee % IS Trustees.
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RUSSIAN BARBARITY.-The Russians after
ALL are not the cannibals some Of the Major
longbowS, writing to the English Journals,
occasionally make out. As witness the fol-
lowing extract of letter from one of the
fprivates of the ] lth IIussars, taken prisoner
et Balaklava
Il must say that since we have been in
the hands of the Russians they have behaved
Hike gentlemen to US in every respect: and
we have been treated equally as we'll as if we
' had been with our own countlymcn. They
have even allowed us this very great indui-
gcnce of writing home"
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T.StiCa 10 Creditors.

This is to Give Notice, that the subscriber
l. ofCocll county, has obtained from the
Orphans Court of sad county, letters Of Ad-
ministration on the PERSONAL estate Of
John \. Getty,
late Of said county, deed. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated, on or
before the
26th day Of October, 1855.
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from
all benefit of said estate, All persons in
dcbtcd to said estate, are requested to make
immediate payment to the subscriber. Given
under my hand this ,3rd day of December,
1851. JANE GETTY,
Adn'try of ohm \. Getty, decd,
test. II. JAMAR. Rcg Dec IS CIV
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HORRIBLE DrArII--.A Drunken wonnn
Ronstca in Bed.-A gentlaman informs us that
as he was passing. on Monday evening, mp
Lafayette street, he SAW Il crowd passing in
and ont one of the novels In that vicinity.
Our informant entered. Laying on Il bed OF
rags were the literally roasted remains of
Young woman, with Just life enough, perhaps
to be conscious OF her condition.
In the absence Of ali the other members Of
the house, she had become completely intox-
ic.ted. and her clothes taking fire, probably,
ION thu stove. She WAS unable to leave her
chair till from her feet to her neck she WAS
broilcd to crisp. After an examination 10y
physician. she WAS pronounced pas; rscor-
cry, aud in lev minutes after cXpir, d.
I,iYuH .9irGrjisry. Jan. 5.
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VALUABLE FARM
AZ EasENCHaToWs.
CECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND.


At PRIVATE SALE.-Thc subscriber
a offers for sale a valuable and highly I'M
proved Farm, situated at Frenchtown. Cecil
county, Nd, now occupied by Mr.. ohm Z.
Price I $ tenant. 1t contains about
$50 acres GfE.and,
about 90 of which is Woodland, tho rest
meadow. and arabic land in high state OF
cultivation and Improvement.
There is on the place a handsome and com
modulus Brick Dwelling immcdiatc-
,xS4-r, ly at Frenchtown, built at great r~.
= ss3r,& peuse, and now in complete order.
.t,Hh5 iGw i t h grounds and improvements
"-- around saCh as to make il II most de
srablr country residence. Also convenient
ont buildings in good order, for the purposes
OF the farm.
Also, two ether Frame Dwelling
Houses, which have been and may 1r{frrs
continue tn be rented apart from the sass1!lsd
farm, and which are now occupied by I'paSai q
tenants. The whole farm is under
complete fencing. mostly chesnut.
The convenience of access to the cities Of
lhilldc lplia and Baltimore by way orFrench-
town, and also by railroad from Elkton, being
only two and IL hall miles from the latter
place. gives 10 this farm many advantages.
and this, together with the superior quality
of The land, and the very superior character
Of the Dwelling House and other improve
mcl.ts, renders it probably The most desirable
property which has fora long time been Offer
ed for sale in Cecil county.
The land has been brought to high state
Of Improvement by the constant and liberal
use, for years past, of lime and other ma
nurcs, and is now as productive rs any in the
county.
For the price and terms, or for any furthc,
information, address &. r. .FEAzEY, Attor-
ncy at Law, Baltimore. Md, or the subscriber
4. FRISBY HENDERSON,,
Dec 80 CIV 81 y. Calvert st, BALTIC.
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70 Contractors,

GtEA!.ED PROPOSALS will be received
- at the office Of the County Commissions
rrs Of Cecil county, until Tuesday the 18th
,lay Of March. next, at > O'Clock Il. NJ. =, for
upcn;n" the Direct Road lately located from
Chesapeake City towards Eihton, including
the bridge and cnibaul:mcnt at Long Creek.
\ plot Of the road can be seen and other in
formation obtained on application at the Of
fee Of the County Commissioners in Elkton.
The parties making proposals will be ro-
uured to submit their plans for the bridge
and cmbankmcnt at the creek. stating the
price for the same and for all parts of the
work; and the person or persons obtaining
the contract will be required to- give security
for the faithful performance of the work.
BY order, j. {. RlCkE IT'S,
Clerk county Commissioners Of Cecil CO.
Jan |. 1859 til3
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9eDS1E.t'1I SALE
OF LAND EY TRUSTEES.

zee
Try virtue or Decree o, the CiTr,'' court
A'ior Cecil county IN Ihanc.ry' thc "'inrr
signed Trustees VII! oiier al fun'ic Haie al lhe
Court House door, in the town OF fAN'on on
Inc@lu. Mc 2OM Of February, hc3,
At II o'clock \. NJ. all that part of the Real
Estate of Thomas 5. Thomas and wife, living
aid h,;nw in Cecil county aforesaid, known
AS TART Of a tract called
oe.na~.s-ssc,,
~,
".'i n.nt'''Si',' u,aei '"I" "M '"," Pa
VI ~, VI ', .''' nus ,iv' al.onl ~ ="
~ wy" ANY, ',,S ''..o" ny l".,e -
''. H. No'''''''I :" "',.I, '"o"' ~ ~ o.
.1."' n"'. W '.'n ,'1H WI VIC H.'''''
l't"' '','I,i''' ''i ,,',,
CIV, u..'9 ,',, -, -,'"''i
a., W;I, Grr,; ,r " -: nav" paw W
y ".e -'t'' n.y." P'"i' ~, A.,
Railroad. 1t contains Ii acres rood,
r. pcrclcs, more or less.
No. g., Is separated from No. ., hv the Rail
read aud contains u A., H., 70 pcrchcs,
more or less.
No. t., Contains 50 acres, roods, more or
less and lies adjoining No. 3.
No. s., Contains % acres. rood. Is pcrclcs
more or less, and adjoins lands bought by
Mcssrs. Howard Tit;!s and james Hughes,
of Ia.
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LOOK HERE!

r,..yr..s The undersigned about to
,es4yysn.> ~, discontinue business in the
Ss -ss.t.s:/ ;s,:.iown Of ElIiton. offer thcir
entire stock at greatly reduced prices. 1t
consists of Clocks, Watches, Gold Chains
spoons, Ladies', Spectaclcs, Breast Pins, Ear
Rings, Finger do, and all articles Of Jowclry
Cutlery, &c. Persons in want Shall not leave
on account of the price Of the goods. II you
want bargains, call soon, as we are dcttrmin-
ed t" close up the concern as soon as possible
CJ~All persons indebted to the firm will
please make immediate payment, and all hav-
Ing claims against the same, will present them
for settlement. G. NJ. MCNSON 4 BRO.
EIktol, Jamilarv u If
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C.1sice 10 dGrcitoss.

DIIlS is to Give notice, that the subscribers
| of Cecil county, have obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters Tcsti-
mcntury on the personal estate Of
John McMulcn,
late of said county, deed. All persons hay
ing claims against the said deceased, arc
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated, on OF
before the
lst day Of November, 1865,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. All persons in
dcbtcd to said estate, are requested to make
immediate payment to the subscribers. Civ
en- under or hands this BIRD day of Decem-
Der, 1851. WILLIAM McMULLEN,
JOSEPH II. THOMAS,
Excctrs of J Ohm McMullcn, decd.
Test. Ii. LAMAR, Reg Dec % CIV
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4??nrric0.

On the lth inst. hy the Rev. Jos I Brown,
Mr.. GrOHGr l.rTToE to Miss Ruth \. GRIPS,
both Of this county.
On the lth inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Colds
borough, Mr.. CnAs. II. Owens to Miss ELF.
ABErn ARDEN. daughte" Of Nj. VIM. parkin.
son, Of Lincolnshire, England.
On the 9TH ult., bv Rev II. +. lIurn. Mr. T..
l.. MORGAN to Miss HANNAH Il. CuAMnERLAIN,
all of Port Deposit.
In Fort Deposit, on the lih inst, by the
Rev. II. +. liurn, Rev j. b. DENNIsoN to
Miss CAN"LINE 3. lIARrESsrlNM.
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METHODIST MISSIONARIES IS CnfNA.--Thc
Rev. DR.. Durhin says there is no trnth in
the statement -nngt he roun'.a Of the press,
supporting to have been obtained from him,
that all mission IrcS Of the Methodist EpiSco-
pal Church will have left China in a short
time. On the contrary. a reinforcement of
one family has Just been s,'mt out, and two
more are appointed to follow in the 81 ring.
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1855, all that valua BILE Farm whereon Villa
Waters now resides, containing
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Positive Sale
OF |, 4 ND.

~ virtue Of Decree of the Circuit Court
2Sior Cecil County, in Chanctry, the under
signed Trustees will olltr at PublI: Sale at
the Court House door in the town Of Elhton,
On Tnesdab The 2oM Of February, merit,
at 8 o'clock, p. NJ. the following property
Real East of Thomas s. Thomas -ihc same
being part Of a large tract called "GEOFFA-
RlSON," and recently surveyed and divided
into parcels.
No. L., Contains 70 acres, roods, more or
less. 1t is about three miles from Elkton
and is on a new public road from Elkton to
North East.
No >, Adjoins No. |. and contains p acres
S,oods' 81 perches, more o. less.
No T., Is located on the aforementioned road
from Elkton to North East and containe 50
acres, more or less.
No. s., Lies on the same road and contains
81 acres, rood more or less.
No. g., Is north of and adjoins No. 5. 1t
contains 95 acres, more or less.
No. l., Is known as the "BACON HILL
PROPERTY'' and contains 81 acres, 0
roods, 81 perehcs, more or less. 1t is about
3 miles from the Phil, vii. & Bait. Rail
road Depot at North East.
Persons seeking investments of capital will
find it to their advantage to examine the
above parcels of lands and attend the Sale.
The Sale will be positive. A plot of the diff
ferent parcels may be seen at the office of
Mc>srs. Earle Il Crcswcll in Elkton. For
further information apply to the undersigned
Trustees.
TERlKS OF SALE.
One-fourth of the purchase m ,ncy in cash
on the day of sale; onc-half the balance in II
months and the remaining half in Is months
from the day of sale. Credit payments to
bear interest from the day of sale and to be
secured by the bond of the pu chaser with
approved security.
JOHN c. GROOME,
GEORGE EARLE,
Elkton, jan. l3M, 1855. Trustees.
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05Gcn. Almontc, Mexican minister at
Washington, it is stated, has received instruc-
tons from Santa Anna to commence civil
suit against Don Francisco dc Arrangois. late
Mexican Consul General. for the recovery of
sixty-cight thousand dollars which he holds
rs his private commission for receiving the
Gadsdcn treaty money in behalf of Mexico.
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BRITISH loNGEvITY.- The British census.
just published, gives some remarkable instan-
,ccs of longevity. II appears that Thomas
Parr lived one hundred and fifty-two years
and eight month; Henry jenkins one hun
drcd and sixty-nine years: Thomas earn. two
hundred and seven years. From 1859 to 1880
forty eight persons died, the Youngest of
whom was one hundred and thirty, and the
elder one hundred and seventy five.
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Ebg1&J


William Robinson, an.i Gt".N
Earle. Administrator Of Jo- Circuit Cnur;
scph Brown, deed. IorCcclicru..-
vs. ftyi in Chance.
William .lIhbow and Susan rS. December
Rainbow, his wife. 10Th, ISL.
NRDERED, That the sale made ami ru-
W ported by q Gorge Earle and John A. j.
Crcswell, Trustees, Tor the sale OF the i.r@;
Estate of William Rainbow and Susan Ruin-
bow his wife, be ratified and confirmed, Nh
less cause to the contrary thereof be 81 oAYn
on or before the nineteenth day OF Fchfn'r"
eighteen hundred aud fity-liyc; provided =,
copy Of this ord .r be inserted in some nrwa-
paper printed at Eilton, oacc IL week FIR On
month before the seventeenth day of January
next.
The Report states the amount fsalcs to BE-
Sl,2l3.6S. II. IL. MITCHELL, CIR.
True copy. Test.
IL. II. MITCHELL,
Dee Is lin CLERK.
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CIRCULATION OF THE LoEpoN PApERs.-A
correspondent of the New York Tribune
gives the following as the circulation of the
leading London papers: The Times 81 G4s.
Morning Advertiser 7,795. Daily News 4 .4}G
Morning Herald 1850. Morning Post $40,
Morning Chronicle 2.435.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditor.
~ of John Roberts, late Of Cecil county,
deceased, that the undersigned will attend at
the Registers office in Elkton, on Tuesday,
the Dad day cf January inst, to make div-
dcnd Of the assets in his hands amongst the
creditors of said deceased. Allpersoms hay
ing GLAZING against the said deceased, are
hereby warned TO produce the same with the
vouchers thereof, to the undersigned on that
day, as interest upon claims not then pre-
scented will cease from that time.
LEWIS I. ROBERTS, Ex'tr Of
Jan 3w John Roberts, decd.
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PRICE OF HAY IN MAlNE.--Thc Bangor
'i'hig learns that pressed hay has been sell
ling the past week in Ar""Htook county,
Maine. for 50 ~ per ton. The price OF hay
in the same region for Euulbrr Of wears
past has been very high, ranging from $2i to
$40 per ton.
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TJsITSTEE'S SALE.

10y virtue ola Decree of the Circuit Court
- of Cecil county, in Chanccry. the under
signed as Trustees will offer at Public Sale at
the Court House door in Elkton, Nd, on
TUESDAY, the 23rd Of JANUARY.
1855, all that valuable Farm wherein William
Waters now resides, containing
IEG Acres OF Land,
Of which II acres are in GOOD TIMBER,
principally white oak, and the residue arabic
land, under a good fencing and in high
state OF cultivation. 1t is situated within
miles of thc Brick Meeting House and is CON
ycuicnt IT, stores, mills, schonls and churches,
and is within Il very short distance III the
line of the Philadelphia and Baltimore Cen
trail Railroad, already locates
The improvements consist of
IT taz-e. good two-story BRICK DWELLING
,!,.3,.g HOUSE, with . rooms on the first
,..'i%4i Il lluor, and ) rooms on the second
----H oor, with 4 frame kitchen attached
into which spring water is introduced by IL
Hydraulic Ram; new Frame Barn, ~ by
- feet, with a stone basement. Also small
barn, wagon house, granary and other ieccs-
sary outbuiidingS; besides II two-story
FRAME TENANT HOUSE
and kitchen. There is pump Of fin, water
in the yard.
TERMS or SALE.
The terms Of sale AS prescribed by tho
Decree require the payment "t one third part
of the purchase money il cash on the day OF
sale, one other third part in nine months, and
tho residuc in eighteen months from the da,
of sale; the two last inst. :,mcuts to bear inter
est from date, and to be secured by the bono
or note at the purchaser with surety Vi
l. Al.
Sale to commence at , O'Clock p. NJ.
JOHN G. GROOME.
JOHN A. J. CRESWELL,
rliton, Nd. Dec 30 IS Trustees.
'.'Journal and Gax .ttc, Wilmington; Intel
| igcnccr, DoylcStown; and Record, Yves
Chester, publish is and send cory and bill f
! Trustees.
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PENNSYLVANIA t. s. StyAToE.--llon. Wm.
T. Johnston, Hon Simon Cameron. Hon.
Thud. Stevens. and McsNrS. Curtain, Wilmot,
Joy Morris, Joseph h. Chandler AID Judge
Smysrr. are named for l.. ). Senator from
Pennsylvania.
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nIrRey. James IIarland, has been elected
from Iowa for U. S, Senator for TIE full term
from the 4th of March next to succeed Gen.
Augustus G. Dodge. lie is more fof poll
tician than Divine, having heretofore ;hcId
Office, and been the nominee q the wings
Tor Governor Of Iowa 10 1850.
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w inter-.

Softly aud Dire MY f. lc.h the snow
ever lee frozen car h.
folding The wrecks Of he year that IS gone
IN the robe that cnc;rcled It's birth,
So softly and trcamily IL tn Love
Over my w9ywarl brc -;
Hiding carli trace of is crr,n@ was,
Folding ii ever I" rtst.
Bl.ACKWnoD'S EDINBuEG MAGAZINE: Er-
print OF Leonard SEQ t * Co. New York; iJcccnl-
her ISL
This number contains some interesting pa
rcrs, among them The Story of the Cam
laien," written ina tent in the Crim,a. The
terms are 80 Ia year. The publishers also IT.
print the Edinhurg, Westminster, London
Quarterly and North British Reviews; Black
wood with any of chem is IS; with all four
Of them SO.
TIE FREDERICK EXAMINER, Fr,d-
-'rlck, Md. comes to us greatly and improved,
il has always been an excellent paper.
TIE HOWARD GARETTE, ELECTS
Mills, Md, Is enlarged and improved with
the New Year. 1t Is Il well conducted coull.
ty paper.
THE HARTFORD GAZETTE, our ncighbor
keatinee says, has ceased to exist, having
been swallowed by the Republican, with
which he seems entirely satisfied.
TIE INDEPENDENT HERALD started
at West Chester by Mr.. Boscc formerly of
1lIis town, has been sold by him to Mr.. Lewis
Marshall of that town.
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THE TERMS; OF SALE

As prescribed by the Dec:ec. are as fol-
lows: the pmrchas money to b. paid in three
rul,al ilstalmrnts. to wit: one third in cash
rn the day Of sale, one thirl in eight months,
and tie remaining inStancnt in sixteen
months from ihe day al sale: the credit pay
mentS to bear interest from the day OF sale,
and the payment thereof to be secured by
t,c bonds or notes Of the purchaser. with Il
surety or surttes {" be approved hy the
Trustee. JAS. T.. McCtLLOCGll,
Jan lC is trustee.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-01-13
January lst, 1S5j 3W
E'i.:rt,siS.

TENlIE subscriber woUld respectfully return
| T. his thanks to his friends and the public
generally, for their patronage in the past
year, and respectfully solcits continuance
| of the liberal patronage enjoyed 10y the Late
| firm. L. W. 81 ALLIES.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-01-13
MAGAZINES AND PAPERS.

The following exchanges, &C., meet our
attention this week.
THE KNlCkERBOCKER NEW YoRK MONTHLY
MAG AXlNE: llucston. Publisher; Louis Gay'ord
Clark Editor; January, 1879; So year; = copies
81.
Sunny and genial as Spring comes the mid
winter number Of this widely known and
widely read magazine, which is always wei
come and always valuable. We take from it
this little Ic,ln: