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House Painters.

SAMUEL ". DOWNING returns his
ollanks to the people Of Elkton and vicinity
for their liberal patronage heretofore bestow
ed upon him and takes this method to inform
them that he has entered into partnership
with Mr.. Samuel Smith from Baltimore, who
is equally as good workman as himself
We are ready to do work in all parts of the
town and country in the best manner and at
the lowest rate to suit the times. All
kinds of limitations, such az Maple, Oak,
Granting, Marble. Brown. Stone and Granite,
Silver White, Cake White, Lake White,
China Gloss, Dead White, and Paper Yarn
ishing of all kinds, and putting on the Fire
Proof Paint done in the neatest style and
warranted not to crack or spot. At the same
place opposite the Howard House on Main
Street. SAMUEL W. DOWNING 4 co.
[July lift. &C..
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Falls Avenue, every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evening. at i o'clock. Returning,
leaves Port Deposit every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday at 3 O'Clock, and llavre dc
Grace at 5 o'clock, p. NJ.
The Steamboat Luncas'er, Capt j. W. Tom
LINsoN, leaves same place every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evening al 6 O'Clock.
Returning, leaves Port Deposit every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday evening at 3
O'Clock, and IIavre de Grace at So o'clock T NJ
DJ~PasSagc 80 cents.
O~FrciShts received daily at Baltimore
until ) O'Clock. and at Port Deposit until u
o'clock; carried at low rates. and carefully
attended to.
Gy'Duplicate receipts for Frcishts will be
required in all cases.
The Agent ut Iavrc lie Grace will attend
to forwarding any merchandise consigned to
hinl for any point on the Pennsylvania Ca
nails. or will re-Ship frcights intended for
Baltimore, Philadelphia, or clsewl,cse.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, BALTIC.
X. ALIEN TAYLOR, ACT, II. dc Grace.
JACOB TOME, Port Deposit
THE Steamboat gu IATA," Captain
Tonlmson, being in complete order; can be
chartered at any time.
N. B.-(;rain purchased at the highest
market price at the Warehouse ofJ. Tome,
Port Deposit; who also keeps for sale. Guano,
plaster, Fish and Salt. MAY &c II
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FOR SALE,

CHEAP, 4 on ACCOMMODATES G TERMS
1lnn ACRES OF LAND. in Farms to suit
lUUU purchasers. Also. for Sale or Rent.
Il STEAM SAW MILL, in good working or
der, and Of from 80 to ~ horse power.
This property is situated on Elk River and
Back Creek. to ) miles west Of the Canal
Locks at chesapeake City. and ) to miles
south of Elkton, and convenient to white oak
and other valuahl" ship and other timber.
Steam and Canal Boats and other vessels pass
Mrough these premises. daily and nightly, to
the New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
markets. Apply to the subscriber on the
premises. JOHN RANDEL. jill.
NDTE.--CATTLE AND SHEEP will be
taken t" Pasture, on moderate terms on a
part Of these premises, Ote 500 acre Welsh
Point larn.) by applying to the tenant. Thos.
Eandegriit. [June is
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New York, July 3lst. The steamer lsa-
bel arrived here this morning, to lay up and
repair. She sailed from Havana on the Doth.
and touched at Charleston on the 2Sth, to
land passengers.
The cholera was raging TO an alarming cx-
tent at Havana and there had been nun,er-
Gus deaths among the military. Some of the
citizens had also died and fears were enter
tanned that it would become epidemic thro-
ughout the city
oFarrell an extensive planter, is said to
have failed TO the extent Of nearly two mill
lion dollars.
Gcorics, the friend ofPinto. has been i'm
prlsoned for being concerned in making bust
of the latter.
Ramcz has h.niShcd Cucto for six years.
y vessel containing two hundred Chinese
has arrived at Havana.
Sugars were active, with an advanced
speculative d,mand.
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THE SNAKE IN SILVER LAKE.-1he Perry
wyoming Coz Times furnishes full particu-
lars Of the Sea Serpent seen or said to have
been seen in Silver Lake, which we annex:
Saturday cvnning the l4th inst, one day
after Mcknight and Hall with their party
were fishing and saw what they regarded and
still regard as II monster serpent. Franklin
Morgan. Abncr Glazicr, Eli Bishop and
George Kingsley, young men Of lG to &c
years of age. residing OH the west side of the
Lake. went down to battle. They had heard
the story that monster had been seen in
the Lake. but as they had been acquainted
with it's waters for years, and had never seen
nnythng unusual in or about it, laughed mt
The crchulitv Of some persons and ridiculrd
the idea of there being anything there of I'M
usual dimensions. They landed near the
mouth Of the inlet, had good swim and
dressed themselves. nothing occurring to rs.
pccally attract their attention. They again
took the boat, and pushed off to row up the
Lake. their landing being on the same side
but some distance above. When fifteen or
twenty rods from the inlet Morgan. steering
the boat; heard noise which sounded like
a tow line being raised from the water"
On looking round he discovered the form of
Il bow above tine water line. but both ends
ten OF twelve feet long, and appeared to he at
least foot in diameter, and of q dark color.
Glazicr was padding the north side, and also
saw it. 1t was then sinking and gradually
disappeared. The other two in the boat saw
only the movement Of the water where it had
disappeared.
This occurred between s and Q o'clock in
the evening. Both shores of the lake and
objects on them were in full view. These
four young men work on farms two or three
miles from this village. They have no object
in presenting large story.
after this straightforward recital by Mr..
Morgan we asked him if he would 90 in
bathing in the lake in the evening now. lie
promptly replied that he would not, unless
very near the shore. nor in the day time in
the middle of the lake. That what nc saw
had the appearance Of being very large SER
pent.
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IMPROVEMENT OF SMALL ARNs.-Thc ey-
pcrlcnce in the present war in Europe Of the
superiority Of the MIME rifle, has induced
our government to order. at the National
Ar'nori cS. an alteration of the old Harper s
Ferry rifle to the Mimic principle, and ar
ranging them for sword hayoncts. The
Washington Star says the arm itself under
goes no change. except the sight. which has
to be arranged for long distances, from 100 to
900 yards, the great difference in the range
being due altogether to the manner Of prcpar-
ing the ammunition. The elongated ball.
adopted for our service, differs from the Mimic
ball, but the principle is the same, the ball
being expanded to till the grooves Of the bar
rel by the explosion of the charge.
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The ORIGINAL OF YELLOW FEVER. The
Commercial Bulletin of New Orlcaus, says:
How yellow fever originates in New Or
leans is question " hich for years has en-
ployed the minds Of every member Of the
medical profession to greater or less
degree.
AS Tar as we can learn fiom conversation
with large number of the faculty, and
reading the report Of the sanitary committee
on the subject, we infer that the profession
IN New Orleans stand in tho proportion Of
eight to two against the theory. of importa-
ton. If the question then is to be detcrmin-
cd by the weight of numbers, it is no longer
a mooted point Yellow fever is endemic in
New Orleans: "to the manor horn:" an old
nhalitant who is apt to continue his resi-.
deuce among us in spite Of Boards of Health
and quarantine regulations.
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Sunday school Celebration.

A grand celebration Of the Methodist Sun.
IA day School, Zion Circuit, will DO held
in the woods Of Mr.. John Uammer-Smitl,.
about one mile south of the Rising Sun vii
lage, on Saturday. The ! In Of August, neI', to
commence ut . O'Clock A. NJ.
Sunday Schools ofthe various dcnonina-
tons, and the public generally are respect
fully invited to join ns in the celcbation.
Eminent speakers will he engaged for the
occasion. dialogues. and other pieces will he
spoken by the children. By Ordcr Of the
Committee Of arrangements.
July Dl-3ws
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TIN-WARE AND STOVES,
AT PORT DEPOSIT.

TllE undersigned having purchased Of
l. Robert Christy the above establishment,
is prepared to furnish every thing in his line
of business upon the most accommodating
terms.
A full assortment of Sheet Iron and Tin
Ware always on hand.
O"Rooliing and Spouting done right, and
warranted.
STOVES OF ALL KINDS,
which will sell rs low as they can he Oh
TONED any where in the State.
Attention is particularly invited my stock
of COOKING STOVES. either for wood or
coal; any Of which ifnot found, upon trial, to
be as represented may be returned. Give
me a call am determined to please.
JAS. b. TRIMBLE.
Port Deepest, July est.
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DEFEAT OF WALKER ExPEDIrIoN.-Tc ct
tiers received at New York, by the Star of the
West from San Juan, announce the total de-
feat of the Nicaraguan expedition. under
Capt. Walker---l1e was rcpul>cd at Rivas,
losing twenty of his men. His native troops
then deserted him. and he was forced to fly
for his life. In his flight he threw of his
coat, containing all his documents and let
tiers. In company with the remnant of his
force, he passed through San Juan OH the
night of July LIST, and seizing a schooner ly-
ing in harbor. he sailed for parts unknown.
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NEW SHIP YARD.

IN TIE subscriber having started a
I'm yard for building and repairing
A...AM Boats and Vessels, of all sizes, at
S. PORT HERMAN, hopes to make
it an object for all having work in his line to
give him call. Being in . good timber
county, with steam mill OH the spot by
which much of the work will be done, and
all his expenses being very light, he Is
enabled to do work lower than II oan be done
in the cities. Please give me trial.
June 9 en- JOHN BARNADY.
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A SQUIRREL FAsr-REMARKABLE.- few
days since as Mr.. George Shoemaker, of Skip
pack tp:. Berks county, was passing through
his woods. near the creek, he observed gray
squirrel IN the grass dragging itself back
ward and forward as if it could not get away
from the place. AS he came nearer he dis
covered that an ordinary large tortoise held
the luirrel by one Of its legs. Mr.. Shoema-
kcr killed the squirrel, and took away from
the tortoise It's booty. This is something
remarkable and a circumstance that does
not often happcn.-NotriS'oun Reg.
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TIE UNIVERSITIES
FAMILY RE m EDIE

Issued under the Seal, Sanction and Authority Of
THE NIVERsITY OF
FREE MEDICINE
POPULAR KNOULEDGE,
('IlARTERED by the State Of Pennsylvania
~ April 80 1853. with capital of SloD.nuo. main
ly for the purpose of arrrsng the evil Of Il
and worthless nostrums; also. for supplying the
community with reliable Remedies wherever a
competent Physician cannot or will not be employ
ed. This Institution has purchased from DIR. JoHS
X. RowASD. his celebrated
ROvyand's Tonic Mixture,
known for upwards of twenty five years as the only
sure and safe cure for
FEVER AND AGUE &c,
and his incstimablc Remedy for Bow FL COMPLAINTS
ROwAND'S COMPOUND
SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY ROOT,
which highly improved and popuar Remcdie, to-
gcthcr with
The University Remedy for COMPLAINTS of the
IrNGS:
The Univcrsity's Remedy for DYSPEPSIA or IN
DIGESTION:
The l'nivcrsity's Remedy for CosrivE Bowels:
Also. the Universitys Almanac may bo had at
the Branch bispensary. or Store ofIAS. WILSON.
Druggist PoRT DEroslT where the above medi-
cincs arkc kept for sale. lJunc l6 ly
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CHILDREN ATTACKED by RArs.-t cores
pondcnt writes us that three nr four children
who were playingin the yard of No. > Woos.
ter street, on Wednesday afternoon. were
attacked by fou enormous rates. Each rat
singled out victim. and sprung sq,,aling
upon the little girls. The girls ran to the
house, but one little boy of two years was
followed by II rat, winch canyht him be thy
right knee, and held him until the child s
grandfather went to his assistance. The ia t
would not run, and so he was killed. At
temps have been made to poison these rats
previously, and it is feared that the bite upon
the child's knee may prove serious. 1t is a
singular atlair.-N.u Harcn Courier.
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THE CoLvIN WILL CASE The case of
Thompson Peg and other. vs.. Richard
Colvin Warford. taken on appeal from the
Circuit Court O: Baltimore county, was on
Tuesday brought to decision in that body,
affirming the judgment of the latter court.
This snstains the will Of the late Miss Rachel
Colvin made in 1913, giving to Richard Col
WIN, his name having been thus changed by
the act Of the Legislature of this State, in ac-
corlance with the terms Of the willy the
bulk of her estate. Judge Mason delivered
the decision of the court.
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l7il ACR I:.S

more or less, and lies on the Public Road
leading from Millington in Kent to SudlrrS-
vile in Queens AIMS County. l, is about
one mile distant from Alillneton, and is with
in two miles of good landing ON Chester
river. 1t is convenient to Church, School
Mill. Factory and Store.
The soil is Of excellent quality, and has
recently been improved by free use of Lime
Gnnno and other fertilizers. The arabic land
has been divided into five fields, and is now
under fair fencing. The wood land contains
chc>nut timber to keep the fencing Of the
arm in good repair. No waste land OIL the
premises.
The improvements Consist Of convenient
and comfortable dwelling IlouS, Kitchen
meat House. Carriage house Il ice house barn
and stable. also Dairy house, with pump of
good water.
The Barn and other out buildings arc in
good repair being mostly new. The Garden
and yards around the Dwelling House arc UNI
der neat and substantial fencing.
TERMS OF SALE.
One third OF the purchase money to he paid
i'll cash on the day Of sale: One third in
twelve and the remaining third in Eighteen
months from the day Of sale. The credit
payments to bear interest from the day of
sale, and to be secured by the bond of the
purchaser with approved security
GEORGE EARLE,
Trustee.
July l4th 1856. Elkton, Md.
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ted up-will resume her trips and run as fol-
lows:
Betwecn Port Deposit and PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Port Deposit OIL MoNpAYS, Mt 3
O'Clock for Philadelphia stopping at IIavre
dc Grace, Ford's Landing, Port Herman,
and the various places along the canal to re-
cciyc and discharge freight and passengers.
Returning leave Philadelphia for Port De-
post ON SATURDAYS at 3 o'clock, touching at
all intermediate places.
Beilrecn Phihutelphia and Sassafds.
Leave Philadelphia on WEDNESDAYS. at 3
O'Clock for WILMER'S POINT, on the Sas-
sairas River, touching ut all the intermediate
places along the canal and on the Elk River,
and at Turner's Creek, Casscday's. Fishers
Frederick Town and George Town.
Returning leave Winners Point on Thurs
days ut 8 O'Clock A. NJ, George Town and
Frcdcrcktown ut = O'Clock =. NJ, Casseday's
and Turner's Creek at about O'Clock Z. N ,
for Philadelphia
rJ-Thanktul for past patronage, the en-
couragcment of all persons Interested in sus-
tanning steam communication to Philadelphia
is solicited. No effort shall be wanting to
render satisfaction to those travelling or
ircishting 10y this line.
EDWIN WILMER,
Pcb II, 'o5. President.
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THE AMERICAN PARTY.-Thc Philadelphia
Aa.kl A

THE AMERICAN PARrY.-Thc Philadelphia
North American says:
The Know Nothing Organization has pro.
duccd some singular changes among the
southern politicians. Ex-Governor Foote.
formerly of Mississippi, bnt now Of Califor.
mia, has joined the Order, and mounted the
stump in its behalf Ex-senator Jeremiah
Clemens, a'politician Of the same stripe, has
also published long letter. taking decided
ground in favor of the new party. These
were the two leading Union democrats in. the
struggle Of 1850. On the other hand. Judge
Cone, Of Georgia, and many others, who were
seccssionists in that contest, are now active
Know Nothings. But, in place of these, the
Democratic party has at this time the aid of
some who were the leaders Of the Wing par.
ty in their respective localities.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-08-04

q FINE OLD GENTLEMAN. firm of lew
clcrS in Boston, it is said, has recently filled
orders to the amount Of $1,000, received
from the executors of the estate of gentle
man lately deceased in Vermont, who be-
queathcd S50,O00 TO be expended in the
purchase of various specified articles of Jew
elry, to be distributed among his relations
and intimate friends.
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THE WHEAT CRor.--Thc wheat crop in the
upper Canadian provinces was never better,
and double the quantity is sown. The sur
plus is estimated, over home wants, at from
1900 900 to $4,000. 900 bushels. Add this
amount to the III, 500 600 bushels cstima-
ted by the Cincinnati Price Current, and
then, says the New York Co"rirr. adds co.
oOo.5O0 more for short calculation bv that
paper. and it will he seen that flour will not
be Sl3 barrel this fall.
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Cheap Spring l. Summer Goods.

WE would invite an examination Of our
w stock Of Spring and Summer Goods,
which we have just received from the New
York market, and which we are determined
to sci as low as they can he bought in any Of
the cities, Of which We name in pant:
Canton Grape ShaWs,
Black and colorcd Silks,
Grenadines,
Baragcs and Bara &c dc LANES,
Lawns and Challis,
Dress Ginghams,
De Bagcs and Calicos.
Under Sleeves and Collars,
Chcmiscttcs and Cults,
Lace Mtts, Silk and Kid Gloves,
Black Trimming Laccs, &c.
North East, juno = HUGHES BRO.
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RRLICs OF PAST AGE.-Twcnty cedar
trees. sixteen inches in diameter, were found
by the miners at Monte Cristo, Ohio at A.
bout $50 feet from the surface Of the earth.
The tree were within few feet of each
other and imbcddcd from one to two feet Il
bove the bed rock. The earth. around them
had formed sort of cement almost the CEN
>i>'ency of rock. The wood app, ar,d natu-
raj, but rather soft.
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DEATH OF Mrs. T, b. REAp.--We regret
TO learn that Mrs. Read, wife of Il. Buchanan
Read, the poet and painter died recently in
Florence, Italy, from brain fever. A few
days previous, Mr.. and Mrs. Read had lost
one of their children. This mourmful occur
renee will he learned with grief. not only bv
Mr.. Reeds large circle of personal friends in
thislvicinity. but by the far morn extended
nun Der of those who have learned to sym
pathise with the gifted poet through his
work.-Ere, Bulletin.
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FARM FOR SALE,

4 DESIRABLE FARM AND STOCK, sit
IA uatcd on the river half mile from the
village of North East, containing 40 Acrss,
in good state of cultivation, with good build
ings thereon; consisting of u Dwelling, Ten
AMI House, and Barn; which will be sold on
reasonable terms 10y application to
L. l.. WOOLEY,
May - If North East, Md.
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A WOODEN LEG RoBBEn Three men at
tempted to rob the safe in the custom.h house
at Milwaukee few nights since by blowing
it to pieces with powder. One burglar who
had wooden leg, was detected by it's print
in the ground. lie confessed, duplicating
two other men.
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COMPLIMENT 10 EXCoMxlsSIoNER WALDO.
The officers under the United States
government recently associated with Mr..
Waldo, late Commissioner Of Pensions, have
united in the presentation to him Of SER
vice of silver plate, consisting Of six solid
pieces, viz coffee pot, two tea pots. cream
ever and slop bowl. the whole weighing 300
ounces, and costing S4OO.
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SEWING MAClHN Sit is estimated that
from 800 to l.SU0 sewing machines are
running at the pres, mt time in Boston. They
are mostly worked by girls some of whom
earn as high as Sill per week. 1t is said
that the average wages Of sewing machine
girls is abont Sc, being a fraction NOR. than
shocnakcrs average
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GEo. NJ. DALLAs.-A writer in the n.
York journal of Commerce labors though a
column of that paper spite Of the heated
tcrm-to prove that Ex-Vicc President Dali
las is the man for the next President. and
that he can be elected. Fossil hunters are
not all dead.
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TRUSSES! TRUSSES!!
e. II. NEEDLES,
Truss and Brace Establishment,

;. W. Con. Of TWELFTH ASp RACE STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
70 IMPORTER Of Gno FRENCH TRrssEs
o. combining extreme lightness, case, and
duIdhiiny with correct construction.
ll"rnal or ruptured patients. can bo suited by
remi ting amounts. as below Sending number Of
Inches round the hips, and stating side effected.
Cost of single Truss s., So 81. s.. Double
s., SO. s. and $40.
Instructions ms to woar. and how to on'rrt n cure
when possible. sent with the Truss. Also for sale
in great variety,
Dr.. Bn"ning's Improrcd Patent B~'y Bruce,
For the cure Of Prolapsus ttor Spinal Props and
supports. Patant shoulder Braces. Chest Expand
crs aud Erccor Braces, adapted to all with stoop
shoulders and weak lungs; English Elastic Aldo
nominal Belts. Suspensoric', Syringes male and
frma'e. J'Ladios Rooms, with Lady attendants
July Is, lSj5-ly
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GrBERNATIoNAL REvoLUTIuNs.---A few
years ago it WAS general subject of remark
that only two States in the Union had Wing
Governors, all the rest being Democrats. At
the present time there are only three Northern
States having Democratic Governors. These
are Illinois, Ohio, and New Jersey. All the
rest have been Tiled by the opposition.
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In I'll, cases where the property is not class
ed, nor the rate of ms urancc determined,
the Managers. or their Executive Committee,
shall settle the same on application.
Whenever a Brick or Stone building shall
b. joined to Frame or Log building, the
rate of premium on the said Brick or Stone
building shall be increased by one half the
difference between their respective rates.
Goods not hazardous insured at the same
rate IA, { lc buildings in which they are con-
tanned. BY Order Of the Board.
+. a. ELLIS,
July li-tm. Secretary.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

by virtue of Decree of the Circuit Court
for Queen Ann County in Equity, the under :
signed trustee, will oilcr at Public Sale, on
the hereinafter described premises, on
THtRSD.D The lGM Of .i"s"A 1855,
at | | o'clock A. NJ. all that farm. or parcel
of land lying and being i'll the upper part of
Queen AIMS County Maryland. whereof
James May late Of SAID County died sriz,d.
This farm contains
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COSTLY SwEARING.-A fellow named
Charles Murphy was sent to Jail on Friday
for twcn,y-cight days by an Alderman i'll
Pittsburg, for uttcIir;; twcn,y-eight oatls in
the Aldcrman's presence.
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TO MERS!

wv HEAT WANTED at the Perry Mills,
w one mile north Of the Railroad al Per-
ryville, for which Baltimore prices, will
be paid in cash; Baltimore funds.
Farmers will always find for sale at the
Mills,
Peruvian, IncIican. and other Guanos,
warranted pure and unauthorized, at Balti-
more prices. with the addition only of freight,
where also can be had at all times,
Flour, Corn M,al md Mil Feed,
at reasonable rates.
p. MALCOM 4 CO.,
Bowlc!'s Wharf, Baltimore.
July oS-jw