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ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
ONE WEEK LATER.

The Baltic arrived at New York On Wc,lncs
lav, with dates to the 10th inst. Scbastopol
was still holding out.
The English papers contain Geographic
details of the recent successes Of the allies
before Sebastobol. The Frn h. aR before
stated, captured the Mamelon and White
works Of the Russians, after most sanguinarv
fighting. Five Thousand men were killed
and wounded.
The French took sixty-two guns and 500
prisoners. and their new position enables
them to shell the shipping in Scbastopol har-
Dor. simultaneously, the English stormed
and took the rifenNn' s works in the quarrics,
but they lost 500 men in killed and wounded,
Since then the firing has been slack.
The allied fleets have achieved new success
SEES in the Sea OF Azolf, and have burned the
Russian stores at Tagaurog, Nanopol and
GcnctSick.
A boat expedition was being fitted out
against Pcrckop.g
The Russians arc reported to have cvacua-
ted Anapn. ~ =.
There is nothing. important from the line
of the Tcherraya. b.rfrom the Baltic locts.
V,en,ia Friday Nroa.-Intclllgenc, has been
received of the death Of Lamirra, the younger,
of cholera. at Balaklava.
BY shameful occurrence in the Baltic in
which the Russians fred upon n boat barring
a flag of truce, q British sailors md three
officers were killed.
Private letters from K'rsch give fearful
accounts of the suffering of the Russian army
as we'll from wounds as sickness.
The Russians are said to have obtained
communication with the Crimea independent
of the road from Perekop, by constructing a
bridge of boats across the Loresche.
On the Slh the "Magicienne" fired for an
hour with great effect OH body Of horse
artillery, suffering but little damage.
FROM THE CRIMEA.
Correspondence down to the 4th, repre- sen,
the weather rs being excessively hot. and all
accounts agree that there is a vast amount Of
disease and dependency in the garrison o.
of Sebastopol.
Brcadstuffs. The market for bread stulTs is
dull, and prices have considerably declined
owing to the continued fine weather. Wheat
is to I'D lower: Flour is ! a 2s lower. anc
Corn has declined Cd to. Is. Holders, how
ever, did not cvincc willingness to acc,p
theirs figures. "
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Collectors Sale,

'INiE undersigned, late Collector of State
l. and County taxes for the Fourth Election
District of Cecil county; will expose to Public
Sale on the premises on
SATURDAY,, the 2la day of July, ncr,,
1T O'Clock, all that certain tract of Land.
containing
IS Acres, Here or Less,
lying in the Fourth Election District of Cecil
county, belonging to the heirs of Jacob Jones
and Charged on the Assessment Books of
Cecil ecu ty to the heirs of Even J. Pussy.
me above property will he sold forthc taxes
charscablc and still due thereon for the years
1919, 80, Isl, 80. SO and Isl inclusive.
Terms Cash. GEORGE MULLlN,
Late Collector Of Fourth Election
June 80, '55-ts.
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Newark Female Seminary.

TIVE Second Session of this Institution
i. will commence August 10Th, 1855, and
continue twenty-onc weeks.
TERMS PER SESSION.
Boarl and Tuition in English 4 Latin, $40 90
Languages, each 10 90
Music on Piano or Guitar, with use of
instrument, $50 to 25 on
Drawing, 10 90
Painting in water colors, 10 90
Painting. in oils, 20 90
Fancy Work, 500
Washing, per dozen, 81
REFERFScEs.-Danicl Kirkwood, Ill. D.,
President of Delaware College, Prof. W. A.
Crawford, Prof Il. ID. Porter, !. W. Weston,
A. NJ, Principal of Newark Academy, Rev J.
Valandigham, J. w. Evans, Esq, J Miller,
Esq, Newark; George Earle, Elkton, Nd;
Prof G. Long, IIattsville, Pa; Rev ]. II Nc
Neill, Secretary Am Bible Soc, N. York.
G-TCircnlars containing the course ot
study and other particulars, can be obtained
by addressing the Principal.
MISS II, CHAMBERLAIN,
June o09w NEWARK, DEL.
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Cure Your Cough,
by THE CSEo
Ritter's Syrup Of Tar, Wild Cher.

RY, IND WOOD NAPHIHi.
A SLIGHT COLD accidentally acquired through
~ neglect or improper treatment. may result in
tn worst of oil diseases consumption therefore be
iviscd in time, and procure ut once bottle of
this valuable preparation 1t is pleasant to the
taste. and has narcotic in its composition, and
can he taken by all wi Ii perfect safety.
Who wide spread reputation which this prcpara-
tloa has obtained rs n cough medicine 10 II sure
gu 'rLntoc of its usefulness in all diseases Of the
throat and lungs, and all who uso it will be certain
to obtain relief. For sale by all Storckccpers in
tn and adjoining counties, and wholesale by the
pr 2re or: |. l.. RITTER,
Mar 5m No. South Front ST, Philada
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Notice TO Creditors.

TINHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscri.
i bers of Cecil county, have obtained from the Or
phnns Court of said county, letters of Administers
ton on the personal estate of
John W. Writ;
lat. Of s,l county decd All pcrsons having claims
rg inst the nd deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the me with the vouchers thereof duly au,
thonticated OH or before the
2lst day OF April, 1886.
they may otherwise by law. be excluded from nll
hs,ci; of ) id estate. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate paynen,
10 the -uhsc ib, RS Given under our hands this 2G
day o. My 1888.
MARGARET s. WRIT,
BENZ W. HARRIS.
Administrators Of John W Writ. deed
Tes. j Ii JAMAR, Reg. Imay &c, IS CIV
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NOTICE..

WHEREAS, upon examination of tho
w road leading from the "Wallacc Road"
ut n corner of John McCulough's land, b,
the houses ofJamcs Egan and John (now Jos)
Richardson's to the road leading from Rising
Sun to Bricklcy'sk Roads, made by Mark
Brown, Supervisor of the 9th District, with
the aid Of Surveyor, certain errors arc be-
lieved to exist in the location Of said road
Therefore application will be made to the
Commissioners Of Cecil county, at their meet
ing after the 2Gth day of June, next, to APP
point Examiners to review said road, and to
vacate or to alter and amend the same as in
their judgment the public interest may re-
qure. MAY &c, 5w
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HOUSE PAINTING.

vIVHE undersigned respectfully informs the
L public. that he has located in Elkton for
the purpose Of following his occupation of
House Painting, which he is prepared to do
In the best styles and at short notice. lie
paints all kinds Of plain colors, and initiates
all sorts Of wood and stone; puts on the eel
cbrated China Gloss, and, in short does all
kinds Of work in the House Painting line,
equal to the best city work.
" ork is respectfully solicited.
SAMUEL W. DOWNING.
Elkton, apr % If
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Notice TO Creditors.

TINIITS IS'r0 GIVE NOTICE, That the subsori
1 Der Of Cecil county, has oh aimed from the Or
IiIns Court of sail county. letters Of Adminisra-
ton On tho personal ce'a'c of
Nicholas Phillip,
late Of said county. decd. All persons having
claims against the said deceased, hereby warned
To exhibit the with the vouchers the. euf duly
an hclt !catcd, or before the
25'h dny Of Arril 1853,
they may otherwise ~ Law, be excluded ON ny
nrht Of sad estatc. All persons indebted 10 said
est tic, rorucs d to II.sIo immediate paymcn;
to tho suLscribcr. Given under my hand this 18th
day OF May. 1853. SAMUEL BURNS
Administrator eff Nchol Phillips deed.
Test H. JAMAH, Ecg'r. tMayl 10, '5j--6w.
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Notice to Creditors.

ry,lIIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. Tint the suhscr-
l. Der of Cecil county. has obtained from the or-
p!ians Court of said county letters Of Adminietra
ION on the personal cstatc'of
Jane L. Mitchell
Lite of i'll county, decd All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned to
bly, the same with the vouchers thereof duly uu-
tllrliticatod, on or before the
Goth day Of April. 1855.
they may otherwise by law. be excluded from all
nctt OF said estate. All persons indebted to s.id
estate are requested to make Immediate payment
to the subscriber Given under my hand this 10Th
dry Of May, 1855.
JAMES r. MCCULLOUGH.
Administrator of Jane Il. Mitchell. decd
Test. Ii LAMAR. Reg lmay 26 '5j CIV
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the Department, is passing strange. unless
that instruction was Most particularly sought
after. FL
A petition has been addressed to the De-
partmcnt representing the state of case, sign
cd by numerous citizens. and we can scarce.
ly doubt that so rlasOnallea request as the
delivery of daily mail ut Port for Rawlan,ls-
vile, free Of any expense to the government,
will be granted. A. L. {.
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Che Hldrkcts.

EIKros MARKET.-Thc following are the
quotations of yesterday Wheat, $3.50;
Corn, 9S cents; Oats. Sc cents
BALTIMORE MARKET June 90 Flour SO
n 1918; Rye Flour GA $7.75, Corn Meal
4 IS SIS per Dbl.
Grain--Rcd Wheat 50 90 a 2 05: White
do. 50 90 2 IS: white Corn | 81 OF. ytl-
low do. a 81 62; Oats so Sc cts; Clover
seed 81 so. IS
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LUMBER At NORTH EAST.

VNllE subscriber having purchased the lot,
L. opposite the Methodist Church in Nor.l,
East ilteiIds keeping an assortment of LUM-
Der; such as, Pine and IIemlock Boards,
Scantling. J"ist. Siding, Cypress Shingles,
Picketts, Lath, &c. III of which he will sell
at Port Deposit prices. for cash.
GEORGE SIMCOE.
North East, June 80, '55.--6n.
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ToRACco. choose our tobacco among
the foreign nations with whom We deal is q
matter of some curiosity Great Britain
lcvics duty Of ia 500. 900. or three shilings
stirling per pound on tobacco. making tax
of ncaly IS cents on each man. woman and
child in that kingdom. -Twcnty-e mil
lions of pounds arc annually CONSUL oil in
Great Britain. For manufactured tot acco,
we find that Canada is our lie Gu tom r,
England the next, British American Colonies
the third, Australia the fourth.
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THINGS IN KENT COUNTY. Chester
town (Md.) News says the carly wheat in
that county will be cut this week, and the
later wheat about the Sd of July. The yield,
it says, will be larger than was first antici-
pated The same paper reports the sale of
the farm belonging to the estate Of the late
Rasin NJ, Gale, containing 1901 acres, urim-
proved, at SO per acre. John Gale, Esq,
purchaser.
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Growing Grcy.-IIow the solemn fac

growing Grcy.-llow the solemn fact
that Time is flying hastily past and leaving its
fearful impress is forced upon us daily by the
fading blooms and decay which meet our eyes even
in these days Of green full-life Nor is there an
other evidence of fading and passing away which
touches us as mourn fally as the grey hairs which
crown good friends around us, who late had locks
of raven hue or glossy brown. Tho frost Of Autumn
is falling on them and the Winter comes; softly
tenderly may its storms descend on thcm-on us,
on all.
"Growing grcy'- the thought of it at this In
slant was brought up by the following little 'squib
laid on our table by contributor who often furn
ishes Tue VINO with paragraph:
For The Cecil Wig.
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MAGAZINES and Papers.

OTWhere is the Knickei booker Magazine?
We arc entitled to it up till January next.
but have not received it since the April No.
1--WE have from Warsaw, Illinois, a
handsome little weekly paper, of which John
Cooley, Esq, formerly of this town is CO.
editor: and the principal interest of it's COL
umns is found in his verses and Cooleysh
editorials.
The Putsburg Erenihg Times. EDWARD
McpnERsoS, Esq. has started a paper in
Pittsburg with the above title, which is well
conducted and sure to flourish under his su.
pervision. In politics it leans to the Amer.
lean division of parties.
The National lfaca;me. From Carlton &
Phillips, Publishers, New York we have the
July issue Of this excellent monthly, which
is very valuable number The price is So
year or iSs cents number.
Graham's Magazine. The cver-w,lcome
Graham comes for July with fine steel en-
cravings. fine fashion plates and many good
articles from good writer's. The terms are
! copy. gear, in advance, So; . copies IS;
5 copies $40; Abraham II. Sec, Publisher,
Philada.
Godeys Lndy's Boot.-always first in ia
vor with the ladies'. maintains its position
with them in the July number which has
come TO hand. 1t contains large number
Of enerayings of various kinds. l.. 4. Cooley
Publisher, Philada.; So year; copies SIS.
Frank Lcsiic's New York Journal for July is
an unusually interesting book. 1t has many
spirited cngravngs and number Of good
literary articles. 50 a year; 49, cts. num-
her. Frank Leslie, Publisher, New York.
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GunpOSyAer.-Nonc ofthe svillainous

GunpOyyAcr.-Nonc ofthe ''villainous
salt-pctre" is TO be exploded here on the
glorious Fourth as far as We have learned.
Patriotism seems to be dull or dead here, or,
perhaps, Iit intends to make out the day in
drinking whiskey. We have had pretty
strong prelude this week in the way of drunk
enncss, whc has been carried to disgrace.
full extent in some disgraceful cases. Some
men appear to be greater fools than either
man or Satan wishes them to BE-.
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ICE

INiiE subscriber is prepared to supply the
Il people of Elkton with ice every morning.
Those wishing it will please leave their or
ders at his shop. The price is half cent a
pound.
Ice cream for families made 10 order az.
always on hand at his saloon.
June IL st ENOCH CROTCH.
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fhe Great Western Fertilizer,

FERTILIZER OF A SUPERIOR KIND.
WIS article which offer for sale con.
siieF to be one OF the best manures now
B "So. l. IL Far better than Guarn - m
moving ihat farmers havyt.tics under the
;'Aed Tn hy.WTs: aud that they look with
y 'lij!uion on anything bearing that name.
t,uk b-st 10 inform them OF the materials OF
: nth tins article is composed so that they
nay torni an opinion Of its merits from their
''Nr jud gmentS.s Every ton contains Of the
Tvrs best
I'Grltvian Guano 40N lbs.
Potash and Soda Salts 900 "
Fine bone dust 200 IS
animal carbon
{His wGl known that the salts of potash. soda
III lime enter largely into our farm products,
particularly the cereals, such as wheat and
corn. This combination has been made SO
40 to supply the growing plants with these
dement's; it will prevent the attacks WORMS
'.a insects; is good on late corn, around the
NH, and in potato rows to bring them forward.
The price is 81 per 100 lbs. or S35 per ton
I ply t" A. W. KING, Mill Greek, ! ! miles
below Elkton. lJune 2u
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A Sweet PIaec.-Again and apai

u S"Cct IINec.-ASHIH uHU HSd1H
have We referred to the improvements of our town;
many time and oft have We e1pa,iated on its
beauties, but never line have wo given about its
sweetness. Eikton is, however, "A sweet spot-do-
cdedly 50. AT least half dozen ice cream trans
paroncics can be seen glimmering in its streets ev-
cry night and it requires the fingers of both hands
to count the shops where cakes, candles and sweet
meats are dispensed through the day. Who then
dare gansay the assertion that Elkton is sweet,
n'ncp
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Eofol Small Iolk.
"A snnppar-up OF unconsidcrcl tribes. "

The Weathcr.-Whata week of thun-
der gusts, warm days and moonlight nights the
present has been. Fierce clouds and fercer light
nings have ruled some of the evenings; the has
glowet with scorching power at some Of the moons;
and some Of the nights have been by the moon
made beautiful. Taken together it has been
pleasant summer week
sy 1t needs II postscript to this item to say
that since it was written tho pleasant weather 80
fhvorably mentioned has yamosed to parts uE-
known, leaving us 81 degree s: was it yesterday
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Dic0

On Monday last. GEoscK MiTcirELL, son Of
Mr.. Joseph p. Caniwcll Of this town aged 8
years, month and % days.
On the Gath inst, at his late residence
near Port Deposit, Capt. BEsJAxIS +. Owen
in the 81 year Of his age.
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LUMBER! LUNIBER!!

4 7 greatly reduced prices at the old stand
Il on North Street, opposite the Jail, where
at all times may be found general assort-
mcnt of SEASONED LUMBER, such as:-
Pine and Hcmlock Boards, Scantlng, Joist,
l, and , inch Plank, Pine and Cypress Shin.
giles, Plastcring Lath, Pailings, Dressed
Flooring, &c. E-y-Persons in want will find
il to their interest to call on us.
SAMUEL. b. FOARD.
Holm n NJnp1nrn
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CHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE CANAL. We
are indebted to the politcncs. off friend at
Chesapeake City for copy Of the Seth gen
cral Report Of the President and Directors of
the Chcs. and Del. Canal Company. from
which we take tho following interesting
items:
The receipts from tolls for the
year ending May 3oth. 1856,
amount to the sum of 1926. 22I. IL
From other sources, S,9l2I9
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GRAIN WANTED.

will pay the highest cash prices for G orn
Wheat and Oats, delivered at the Elkton
D'pot, or any place on the Elk, Sassafras or
Bohemia River, or in the Chesapeake and
Del. Canal. SAML. B. FOARD
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ExCitcMcnts.-T has been \ week
of cxcitcments;-tights and footraces--rows
-whiskcy drinking and warm weather. 1t
is to be hoped that all hands, as well as the
atmosphere will cool down a trlle as next
week comes and goes.
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S23l,l3G.32
Leaving a SURPLUS of
$50 4iG %

Leaving a surplus Of $50 44G 90
1t will he prcccived from this statement
that the receipts of this Company from tolls
are less than those for the year ending May
3lst, 1854, by the sum Of S2l ,47OS9. This
decrease is clearly to be ascrlcd to the field
and forest, which annually find their way
to market through the Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal, n diminution caused nv the
general short crops of the past year by the
low stage of water in the SusQuchanna, dur.
ing nearly the whole of the same iol. AMI
by the almost universal arrangement and
depression of the buSin'ss Of the county
These causes are however gof a temporary
character, and will not for any great length
of time, operate TO reduce Slc income of the
Canal.
The expenditures FOR the new Locks am
cunt, at the date Of This report, to the sum of
1897 ,390.l0 exclusive of the purchase of
cal estate, rendered necessary by their loca.
ton, to the atneHnt Of 81 10000. This renl
estate is still held and owned by the com
pany. There is some dredging, besides n
small amount of docking and wlarn. for
the approaches to these locks. yet to be done.
These items, with some others not vet set
tied, will probably amount to 10000. co.
There is also to be found included in the
expenditures as stated by the Treasurer, the
sum Of Si3,9371.22 paid on the Treasurer.
the sum of Sl3,937.22 paid on account of
new additional engine and engine house. a,
the watcr-works at Chcsapcak City: both of
these Sums of $3.50, 10000 and SID OBJ %,
making together the sum of $500. 937 20.
0L'The number of vessels which passed
through the Canal, Eastward, from June LIST
1854 to juno LIST 1855 was ! go, and west
ward 1,lGl: total 1851, against 1887
last wear.
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500 WANTED.

ENDR which Il mortgage will be given on
Il valuable Real Estate in Cecil county Of
over 200 acres. Enquire Of the Editor OF
The Cecil Nhip.
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My hairs growing grey do really believe"
BK,u NASTY cxc,aimel with sigh. .Igricye,
"Pshaw! friend, said PiICAniic Ills folly to
When your roInedy's simply io--DYg!'
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1tlarric0.

In San Francisco. on Saturday. May 18th,
by the Rev. DR.. Scott, Mn. Isaac S. CHrRch
of Stockton, to MISS SARAH l.. FoARD, of
San Francisco. late of Philadelphia.
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The contingent and incidental
expenses, which includes all
items fT repairs, officers SAL
aries, wages, Sc. and interest
OIL Loans, amount to
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PiC-NfCs.-Grcatp preparations seem to
be making for pic mic, or for several such
Of invitations have been sent out to ono to be
held in pleasant woods along the Plank
Road, a mile from town. Music and dancing
are on tho programme. My Faith! dancing
will be warm work if tho weather is as it has
been some days the present week. Other
parties, VIC learn, arc thinking of a pleasant
time along the shady creeks, or out among
the roar aud spray Of Gilpin's Falls.
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Harvest.-The pleasant fragrance of
the newmow hay comes up from the fields
and the air is laden with the delicious odor.
The haymen, unmindtul Of the hot sun, strike
down with their blades tho broad fields of
clover, and hurry it off in its sweetness to
the "mow." 1t is fine sight-half 4 dozen
of them sweeping aong'and striking together,
and merry music they make with their scythe-
stones when they raise themselves up to
stwhet." Soon they will be in the wheat
fields, which are already growing yellow in
the sun, and the teeming harvest, by thoir
steady toll, in a little time will be gathered
to the granary. Seed-timo and harvest come
and go-the years revolve--the wheat is
ripened for the sickle and man for the scythe
OF the wan reaper, wEo shall soon gather him
away to his quiet rarose in the narrow gar
ner Of the grave.
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NEW SPRING GOODS,

CuNDRIE.S
- Superior Rio Coffee,
Superior Laguira and Java Coffee,
New 0rleaas Molasses,
Superior Boston Syrup,
fupcr;or Black, Imperial and Y Tyson Tea
Bakers Cocoa and Chocolate.
osweso Corn starch. spices, &c, for sale by
sep 2 b BIG" y, jill,
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A FINE EsTABLIsuMENT.7-Thos Of our
readers who happen in Wilmington will find
themselves highly gratificd by visit to the
Watch and Jcwolry establishment of Mr.
GEORGE ELLIOTT, o. Market Street, who has
fine assortment of the best watches. large
supply of clocks and handsome Silver Ware
in great variety. His stock of jewelry is
exceedingly tasteful, and all his goods are
offered at very reasonable rates. Call and
see him; you will find him the accommoda-
ting owner Of very fine establishment
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1--WE take the following extract from a
letter from Dubuque, Iowa; printed in the
Delaware Gazette Of the 22nd inst. Who is
that man of Cecil with the military walk z"
"licr fortunate location ard easy command
have induced men Of great energy, capital and
business talents to select Dubuque as the field
of their operations. Among the number we
have several Delawarcans. We may men
ton the Messrs. NAPLES. Burton and our
young and cntcrprising friend Barr, of New
Castle, who has esta blished himself in bust
ness with r. NJ. Walmsley, a son of Sheriff
Walmsley, of Cecil county, Md, and late of
the firm of NAPLES & Walmsley. The high
estimation in which our friend Walmslcy is
held by the citizens Of Dubuque, is a suffi-
cient guarantee of the success of the new
firm. Hc has also a brother engaged in bus
mess with him, and brother of Ricketts, of
The Wing, engaged in the lumber trade, and
our friend OF Christiana, who is about to es-
tablish himself in the dry goods business.
And another go-ahcad young man from Cecil
down on the lcvcc, engaged in the forwarding
business, generally known IN town as tho
man With the military walk