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BISHOP WuITTINGHAM, TIE BISHOP OF
MARyLANp.--IIneh Davcy Evars, L. I. D.,
Editor of The True Catholic, a Protestant
Episcopal paper, published in Baltimore with
the appreciation of Bishop Whittingham thus
speaks of the false rumor, recently ahoat
concerning him and the Clergy of his Dioccss:
1.-The incapacity of knowing what to be-
lieve, has goadcd the Editor to calumnia,e
those who do know what they believe We
allude to the ialsehood he has published
against the Bishop and Clergy ofthis Diocess.
The ntimation that Bishop Whit ngham WIS
preparing to go to Rome. las been Indignant
ly received by all who know that distinguish
cd Prelate. All who have the honor and
pleasure of mingling freely in his Society,
know that his most marked characteristics,
are a thorough knowledge and intense dislike
of the Romish system. 1t Is difficult to say,
whether her moral or her dogmatic theology,
or her extraordinary and absurd claims, is
most the subject of his just adherence. &.
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A COSTLY FLowER.-The New York Mir.
ror says: "A Fifth avenue Young lady, well
known in fashionable society, was tho rccipi-
ent, on New Years Day, of the most elegant
flower gift we have ever seen in this or any
other country. 1t was made in the shape OF
an deliberately wrought table, with an octa-
gonal base, enclosing canary bird suspend
ed under the central basket in beautiful
cage. The flowers We're of the richest and
rarcst-natvc and exotio-and we are tpl,l
that the cost of this piece of supreme folly
was nearly 5000! The party who sent it is
rcputcd to be iinanocr Of decided ability
and large landed interests"
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DEATH OF A UNITED STATES SENATOR
The Hon. Moses Norris, Senator of the
United States from Now Hampshire, died IL,
Washington on Thursday night, of neural
eic affection of the heart, with which he was
attacked on Tuesday morning last. Both
Houses of Congress adjourned over on Friday
after paying appropriate honors to the mem
DRY of tic deceased His remains passed
through this city Friday evening. OH theil
way to New Hampshire. State is now
without a Senator in Congress, one vacancy
having previously existed in consequence Of
the sudden death of Mr.. Anterior.
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FROM Observation-Disclosures CONVENTION AT
New ORLEASs.-Ne~ Orleans, jan. l2.-
The steamer Orizaba has arrived from Vera
Cruz. with dates from that port to the 9th
and from the City ofMexico to the 5th. There
is no news of importance
In the Southern Commercial Convention
to day resolutions were read declaring the
acquisition Of Cuba to be necessary for the
protection Of commerce and the security Of
the Southern coast, and urging the immediate
action of Congress on the subject: recon.
mcEding reciprocal treaty with Spain anC
Mexico; the repeal Of the laws suppressins
the slave trade: in favor of a railroad from
Norfolk to the mouth of the Ohio river.
MIR. Marshall, of Mississippi, read report
declaring that every thing of value had it.
origin IN the institution of slavery.
Several speeches were made on the subject
of railroad to the Pacific.
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WAsHlNGToN, Jan. lit is said he"c in
diplomatic circles that Mr.. Soule was chilled
into u resignation In all official intercourse
at Madrid, he cncountred only the most mark
cd though freezing politcncss: but socially,
both rs to officials and the leading fashiona-
BE society, he and his family were entirely
Isolated in the centre of a gay and lively
city.
General Scott apprehcnds very trouble
some, if not protractcd war, with the Indians.
There IRE symptoms oflarge combinations,
and the Sioux particularly are possessed
with the idea that they can hold the United
States army at bay; and this is the secret Of
their numerous Expectations.
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SiNGrLAR.-lt has been remarked that in
the death Of several persons in or near Cant
Wells Bridge. within the past year or two,
there was a singular coincidence in their in
tcntons. DR.. Waite died very suddenly, he
was somewhat advanced in life it is true, was
engaged to he married in short time. Dr..
Moore. son OF james V. Moore, who was
Just entering into manh""d with the prospect
# IL lor" life, was engaged to lady and the
hymrtii ii knot WAS to have bceniis d in Il very
short timo, but alas the destroyer breathcd
on him aud he suddenly passed away. Isaac
Woods was engaged TO bn married, and died
suddenly. a few days previous to Il . arrival OF
the time fixed for the performance Of the
wedding ceremony. lis daughter was rn ga
"ed to be married.. bat death ihtcrpnscd and
she too was laid in the crave. The last case
is that of young Perry who was recently kill
ed by the accidental discharge Of his gun. he
was also to have been married ina short time.
Verify man proposes but God disposcs.'
Dciaware Republican.
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TIy-WARE AND STOVES.

EHAVlNG enlarged and reiitted the old
i 4 Store. W" will h" pleased to serve our
friends and the public generally. with Stoves
of all patterns and sizes. suitable for Parors.
Stores and Offices. We have also II very
large assortment of Cook Stoves of the lattS;
aud most improved patterns. Also, a full
stock of Tin and Sheet Iron Ware. made OF
the best materials and in Il workmanship lnaii-
ntr.
We will also attend TO
Roofing AND Sporting,
which will he b. done at IL short notice and of
tn best Materials.
Tho public are resp ,ctfuly invited to give
US a lll. ALDR!DGE 4 STAPLES.
E!llton. March - #
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PIIRIIC SALE.
PORT DEPOSIT E'0E XD.lY.

-. TIE undersigned having
e& taken the old Foundry stand
.s.sA>,, As!y..,, at this place, would respect
fully solicita portion OF pub
lie patronage: We are prepared t" doa the
Shortcat notice, and on tho most reasonable
terms. all kinks of
Mrt"9y, Steam and T''cr Pipe, Stores, and
Plo~ Cnti"gs Of rGrio"s cssor'm'nts.
The Foundry having undergone general Ne
pairs, together with other advantages. we
nittcr ourselves to be able to do all work in
our line, to the entire satisfaction of all who
may favor us with their orders.
7. ARMSTRONG 4 BROS.
Port Dcposit Jan 2lv
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CHANGE OF PoLrCY.-The Washington cor
respondent of the New York Times writes
that the foreign acquisition policy of the ad-
ADMINISTRATION is changed entirly; that no fur
Their efforts Will be made to obtain Cuba; and
that if a treaty with the Sandwich Island pro-
posing their ccssion was received now, II
would not he even sent to the Senate. 1t is
also stated by another writer that Mr.. Soule
resigned because of the peaceful instructions
he had received from Washington.
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THE LAKE ClrIEs.-Thc prodigous growth
Of these commercial towns is all the statls.
tics relating to them. Chicago, especially
seems likely to distance adlgyals. Its trade
is remarkable prosperous. = During the Sca'
1851 the receipts at the custom-house in thai
city were s5717 ,l60 %, being an ilceaase OF
S3l5,S16 u, or within fraction of0fA ilun
drcd andrtwenty per cent. over the receipts
of 1873.
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KANsAa.-Gov, Recdcr in recent lottor
speaks in the most exalted terms of the eli
mate. soil. and geographical advantages OF
Kansas. Emigrants were still coming in, and
large accessions were looked far in the
Spring. OF Lcavcnworth city he says:--
Lcavcnworth city, which had the under
brush cleared of it only last October, and
stakes driven for the streets, has now some
fifty houses in it. and no uncomfortable guam
tty of goods sold there. 1t is destined to be
an important commercial city.
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Fatal TERMINATION. Mr.. Robert Bussey
late sheriff Of Hartford county, the sad acct
dent to whom, by the accidental discharge Of
his gun, was mentioned in the Sun a few days
since. we understood died on Tuesday last.
Ills arm was terribly shattered near the shoul
der, and the limb WAS ampnated 10y Pro-
fessor Smith, but science could do nothing
TO save him. 1t is stated that the bleeding OF
the wound, owing to its peculiar position,
ccEld not he checked .---BaHimors Sun,
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Ep2IXE,sSsssN.
a ADOLPHE G. FRENAYE.

% ADOIPNE G. FRENAYE.
-s.s of Philadelphia. SCHGroN DEN
- LTD FIST. offers his services to the
inhahtnntS of EIkton and ChcS-
apn.kr City. iTn has had seven years expo
ri 'nch, Five ia Philadelphia and two in san
Francisco. California. Refers to- Dr'S Pam
coast, Meiggs, Muter, Samuel jackson. NJ.
D's., aud DrS. Phantom. j. ID. White. Will
lilmS. Dentists: ami others ot Philadr lphil
All orders left at the Drug Store Of Dr. Wal
lace. nearly opposite the Court House. will
b. ATTENDED to and satistaction- in all cases
given. Nuy -
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1florrlr0.

BY the Rev. Il. l.. Golishorurgh, on the
9th inst. MIR. NICHOLAS CHAMBERS to Miss
ANs ELIZA, daughter OF Mr.. james Mrrrutt
Of the Fountain Ann.
Intirc. Mr. AzARIAu I. SMITH and Miss I.y-
Ola X RoUr, both ofNew Castle county, ps
In Baltimore city, on the oh inst, by Rev
D. Bragonia, JouS W. taylor of Cell Co
Md, to Miss MARGARET {. MCClI'RE, Of
Martinshurg, Va.
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A CA RID.

I'VE Trustees of the Ei!iton Academy
& woul remind those contributors to the
erection Of the new Building who have not
nude payment of the respective sums sub
s"rih'd by them that other instruments will
v.ry soon be due to the contractors. They
hope that alt will give the subject lronam
attention. Payment may be made to b. +.
My, VIM Torbert, or any othcroi the Board
of Trustees. TAug 90
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ALEXANDRIA AND THE EUROPEAN WAR;
Eft vstlc x Co.. Of Alexandria. Virginia, arc
now engaged i'll filling on order from England
for the manufacture Of two Of Wright's Pat.
tent Percussion Cap Machines. The Scnti.
nal states that they supplied an order from
the Sultan ofTurkcy sveral years ago, and
are now expecting orders from various na
tons in Europe.
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tcrcisn Nous.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
One Week 1.a'er.


HALIFAX. Jan, 1.-THE royal mail steam
or Canada arrived here this morning from
Liverpool with dates TO Saturday. the 9Th
instant.
APPROPRIATIONS FOR PEACE.
At the Vienna Conference of the oS.h the
Austrian. French and English plcnipotcn
.arirs mot and drew m and Sipu,d thc iutcr
prc.aton of their governments ON the four
points. The AUSTRIAN Minister then carried
he document to Gortschakoff, who was in
company with Count Amin and Man,uiIc.
the representatives of Prussia.
The Austrian Minister explained the pro
positions TO Gortschakoff. and asked if he was
prepared to accept them without modification
or reserve GortSchakof replied that his in
struc ions did not 60 $" far. His orders were
to negotiate only on four points. \ fort
night was then granted him to communicate
with his government.
Meantime hostil'ics will continue. The
terms proposed to KtlSs'a are understood to
san Interpretation, 1t Is said, OILERS Il little
from mat OF ihc aili'S.
PRUSSIA Is St'i' IN diplomatic concert with
c'ch,nalliicS TO military co operation.
IL Is S'al'u 'ial treaty has occn actually
S'sh"a between France ana Austria, me FOR
,ner guaranteeing AUSTRIA possession Oh the
i'aiiah provinces. The London Times dis
believes .he report.
austria mas called on russia te place her
army on war iooling. Inc RUSSIAN SEMI
o'fclal journal say That russia Will not con
sent ..
TIE SIEGE OF sEbASrap"L.
The siege operations at Scbastopol from
The 18th to the DIST were lnimportant. Ere
1ucnt sortics and repulseS were occurring
Gen. Canrobcrt says officially, under date Of
the list, that sortles had been made against
the British and French lines, but they were
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a TorCuING SCENE rather and rhiM The
Chicago Press relates the following affecting
incident during the trial of Green, the Chica-
20 banker, for the murder of his wife: The
prisoner appeared in his place, accompanied
bv his little boy Of six Years, who sat upon
his fathers knee, the only being in the world
who had affection enough for him to exhibit
it in that dark hour. The little fellow il Il
bright and handsome child. possessing his
fathers outline Of head and expression OF
feature, and yet in the winning innocence OF
childhood. The similarity and contrast be
tween the two was striking and painful. At
some allnSion Of the prosecuting counsel to
the dism, mbcrmcnt of his family, that stern
old man pressed his little hoy to his heart,
and howing his head over Inn, wcpt in bitter
agony. The lad unable to realize the posi-
ton of his parent, yet with the sympathy
which distinguishes childhood, burst into
tears. and with infantie wonder looked from
his father to the multitude and the speaker.
1t was a sad and touching sight.
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Ui)c Cecil ll)|)io.
EsHTOx, 5Aasj4EsY 20, 1855.
RRlnae AT BOHEMIA Egnsr--A Pun 10

MEETlNG CALLED.-An Influential coirrspon-
dent in the Second District sends the follow
ing communication, in reference to bridging
the Bohemia Riser, subject which for a
number of years has been forcing itself on
the attention of the people of Sassafr,,s Neck.
Of he importance Of bridge at that point
there can be hut one opinion and VIC presume
tie call for a meeting will meet with hearty
RESPONSE.
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"THE FIRST SHALL DE TIE LAST The
Evansville (Ind,) Journal says that an old
gentleman aged sixty five years was married,
few days ago. in Knox county, in that
State, to Lis siah wife, and he has on'y mar
ricd fire woman. His first wife is his last
W f. and she is now in her forty fifth year.
She has been married three times, and her
fiji st Lus' aid is her last hui, band.
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BroUEsT FOR EDUCATIONAL PURposrs.--

BEoUEsT FOR EDUCATIONAL PuRposEs.--It
is announced in the SnowHill (Md.) Shield,
that Capt. Henry Long, who died lsst week,
has left to the commissioners of Worcester
county the sum of $500 for educational pur.
poses, in and near New Town, in that county.
The interest to be so applied until a system
of education shall be adopted, and then the
same to he annually expended by an agent
Of the commissioners towards buying rrovis-
ions for the poor of New Town.
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CDpkssTNERSisII..

T have. from this date. associated with me
l. in the Stone Business. my son john Nc
Cicnahan. The business hereafter will be
conducted under the firm of f. d. McCLEN-
AnAN SIN. Il. d. MrCLENAHAN.
Port Deposit, Jan l, 1888 20 3w
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FOR RENT.

TIN!IE DWELLING HOUSE occupied at
Il present by John Janney, situated on Main
Street, opposite Col Groome's. possession Civ
en- 25th March next, to good and punctuaE
tcncnt rent low. For particulars apply to
Col. Groomc.
Elkton Jan. 81, STINT.
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Cheap Dry Goods.
WILLIAM TOIeRERT

PEING DESTROYS Of closing ont his Winter
- Stock. Will sell of his Mouslin de LANES
Mcrinos, Cobnrgs, Prints, Cloths, Casmcrcs,
&c. at very low rates. Remember that
GOODS are cheap this season at any rate,
and when sold at redLc ID prices, must be
still cheaper. Call and examine his stock to
be better satisfied bcf,r. making your pur-
chaSeS.
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s;;.',.iRsD eIjsiSDy,

Z 'TNh NEY At Law. will give prompt
= - ntiou to all Law AID Chancrry bnSi-
l,. . g., 'ri>'rI to him. He attends regularly
a. lrr"~l ConrtS and persons having hus-
POS, "a them, will Nave it strictly attended to
i, p.atrI in his hands. Office nearly opposite
II nMMiLIN Inn - ElL.lMn. Md. LLnlN Il Y
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The dead Letter Office at Washington does
quite IL large business. During the last
quarter Of the year 1854. there were opened
in it 227S letters containing money the aggr' =
& tie amount of which was $137S5. Seven
eghthS Of this sum were returned to the law
ful owners. One hundred and sevcnty-fve
bags of letters were burnt.
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TAKE NOTICE.

FsHHAT C. NJ. MUNSON < BROTHER
E having procured a first rate Watch Maker
from the city of Philadelphia are now pre-.
pared to attend 10 the wants Of t,,oir custom
ers. who may rely upon having their wor;
done with dispatch. ana we would say that
every watch before il leaves the shop, sln,l
be put in condition TO be warranted for one
wear. fJan 2S
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The mining capacity of this region for pro.
ducing coal is considerably head of the
ability to transport it to market-anI the
increased supply that can be furnished this
year will depend in great measure, upon an
early demand and the regularity of that de.
n,and during the season.
PoitsrNc (Po.) Miners Jowam.
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FARM FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE FARM AND STOCK. sit
~ uatrd on the river half Il mile from the
village of North East containing l20 Acr*s.
IN good state u! cultivation. with rood bui'd-
i',gs thereon consisting Of Il Dwelling, Ten
aat House. and Barn; which will be sold on
reasonable terms by application to
Il. l.. WODLEY,
Nay y If North East, Nd.
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0J~A correspondent of the BALTIC. Sun of
Tuesday SAYS:

0J~A correspondent of the BALTIC Sun of
Tuesday says:
The resignation Of Mr. Souc. which had
confidently predicted many weeks ago, as the
inevitable result of the return to the peace
policy, is now matter Of public record, and
will he received by tie country as evidence OF
the fact that the acquisition of the Island of
Cuba is no longer in the programme of the
administration.
The Hon. John c. Breckenridge, of Ken
lucky, has been nominated as N)ns'e"
Pierre Sonlc'S SuccessoT--a nomination which
will, If course, be unanimously confirmed,
and which will 90 far to inspire conf dencc
here and in Madrid. 1t is very good APP
poIntmcnt.
"A peace i. Of the nature of conquest;
For then both parties nob'y are s,bducd,
And neither party loser
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k'F'TuTIS,DS.

E5N'E Subscriber drslrous Of rcSuming his
q iurNer business OF Nurv wing ana Convey
"Wt!H., promises to accommodate all who lie
cir" 80 p.rronize him. Ilis Office will be in
i..''oI lntji the 18th Of March next.
s.. "u.rr g 1854. JOHN LNNNEY.
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ANTHRACITE Coat TRADE OF TIE U. S.
We give below the official quantity of An
ihrariie coal shipped from the different re-
gons in Pennsylvania during the year 1851,
together with the quantity Of scmi-bilunin-
Gus coal shipI ell from Dauphin county. IN
comparison with the supply Of 1883, from
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NEW FALL GOODS.

A j SCOTT 4 BRO. have Just onrnci th"r new
"a. stock o' II and Win cr Goods embracing
larger. rh"i,er and ,herrcr assortment iii N they
haze ever her toFrre offered to die pabic
= al and see them rp-,n5' ic the "ountp;n Inn
beior' purchasing es,wicr., if you want bargains
Hilton. oct IT,
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3D. g5'hSa' u.

MN. l.. JONES. Surgeon Dentist, has
w returned to Elliton and permanently
established himself in the office formerly oc-
CAPPED by him, near the Founttin Inn. where
n may b. found by those requiring his SER
victs. II solicitS the patronage Of thr pub
L. tnd will u.s. his best cxcrtions to give en-
tire s3tStaction. IOct 90 If
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EsS1;is :. BROTHER,
II VI. PiNANEY EWING,

ITIORNEf Ar Law.
EgiEING returned frpm the West. and
) 4 permanently located in E!kton, will miv,
i.t'lmpt attention to all business entrusted! to
Hi'd-
- Dlfi'"--with Non. AlrXardrr Evans.
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49, -
1,tr0.

On the sth inst, AMANDA T. ktNG. wifi. Of
Smiley King, aged % years. attcra short but
severe illness, which she bore with christian
tnrtitudn.
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DEATH OF VETERAN PRINTER.-Mr.
JAMES NJ. ROCHE. tire oldest practical printer
in Delaware, died at Wilmington on Thursday
aged soventy-four years. lie worked at his
case almost constantly up to the time of his
dtccasc.
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ALEX ANDE2 EVANS,
Attorney :st sIayy,

MAY b. lound at the Office to which he has
NJ Lately removed. Opposite the store of
William Torbcrt. ESD. in the building re
c"uily occupied as the Post Office; or ut the
ONCE adjoining his residence, Eikton, Mary
land. April -. 81.
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rJ'CHuHCH NOTICE NJ. +. Church
ut Principle Furnace will be open for Divine
Service on sunday the 2lst inst. services to
commence in the morning ut 10 O'Clock. in
the afternoon at 3 and at o'clock at night.
The Rev. Bishop Scott, III Rev. George
I"omis of the WESLEYAN Fe lac Collegiate
Institute. the Rev. John ScyS. Mnrylinct
State Agent Of the Colonization Society are
expected to otliciatc on the :cuSlon.
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a c. Ss Id,

m IL I'M 'ersgncd, having entered into n Co
i Partnership tor the practice Of the LAW in
all its various branches, will rive their prompt
and IN iiviled attention to such business as may
b '"ntrneci lulhcm. Office opposite the Court
House, where one or both may always be found
daring bushes hours.
GEORGE EARLE,
Dec 81 IF JOHN a. !. CRESWELL.
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Gard to the Ladies'.

MRS. A. FO ARD respectfully in
IA ties the Ladies' of E!kton and its vicin-
n ly, to call and examine her extensive
and we'll selected assortment of FALL
ni WINTER MILLINERY, consisting OF
Bnnnrts, Ribbons. Flowers, F"lvcts, Satins.
Plush and Feathers, all of which she will sell
to sUit the tines. [Oct u
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THE EXPLOSION or A MOUNTAIN recently in
Arkansas having attracted much attention, II
correspondent Of the Fort Smith Herald says
that abont year ago he investigated a SINH
lar explosion in franklin county, Ark, and
found that it had decomposition and slonta
ncons combustion Of sulphuret Of iron which
atounds i'll that region.
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FOR, SALE.

A good lot ofSeco1d hand Window Frames.
~ Sash and Shutters. at low prices for cash
by BENJAMIN +. MAY.
Inn. oDth 1914
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Total s,,nnlv in 1854 5,S47.3GO

Total supply in 1854 SSH, 800
The total supply of coal from all the diff
frrcnt regions in Pennsylvania, since the
commencement Of the Trade in 1920 amounts
20 4S,907 $50 tots
OF this quantity, Scluylhill
Co. furnished 25,1J0,G "
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5.l9j,l5l So
Total incr,a Se in 1854, 1901.
kSpmi hituninous

OF this increase Schnylkill county furnish
ed 43jO67 tons and other regions 2l7,25l
toms. Of the aggregate supply furnished
there was derived from Schuylkil conn
ly 29S6.G10 tons.
| From Other regions $500 GJ9 :.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-01-20
Lessons in Drawing.

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