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MExIco.-Aflairs in Mexico are getting
more and more tangled. There are six can
didatcs for the PrcSidcncy-Carrcra the Act.
ing President Alvarez and Comonrort in
the South DegoIado, and others in Dichoa-
can and Central portion of Mexico: with
lidauri and Gaia on the Northern frontier.
Carrcra has one advantage over all he has
actual possession, and does not mean to sur
render, If he can help it. lie has the military
to sustain him, and in Mexico the sword Of
tencr settles political questions than the bal
lot box.
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Bah ! BatfiosF B1thissinos !!

WHITE MOUNTAINS CAPPED WITH Stow
We learn from Mr.. Hobbs, conductor of in.
ward morning train, that yesterday the
weather was very cold, and heavy snow.
squalls prevailed among the mountains to dav
and night before, and that the SUBMITS of
Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Aloriah and
Carter, were completely capped with snow.
In consequence OF the great cold the Tip Top
and Summit Houses were evacuated and
closed up for the season. The Glen House is
still opcn.-Porlland argus, Frniay.
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ROAD SOEHaiEI.

INliE subscribers havin. been appointed
Il 10y the County Commissioners of Cecil
county "ENanincrs,' to examine and deter
mine whether the interests of the public re-
Iuirc the opening of Public Road in tia.
Fourth Election District, described in Tie
petition for the same, rs follows:
From the Pulling Mill Bridge, Through
t'nds OF Jacob Markee, Levi &. Smith and
the heirs Of Samuel Hurnitc, deed. till it in
trrSects the road near Fishers Milf mow
Carhmrts,)
Hereby give notice to all persons interest
ed that they will meet at the mill of Jacob
liarkcc on tho line of the proposed road, ON
Monday, the 18Th day Of October, 1850 amt
proceed to the discharge of the duties which,
lcv"lvc upon them hy Ie aforesaid appoint
mcnt. DANIEL LORD,
JOHN SMITH,
JOHN JOHNSON,
sep. 2a-lm. ra-EXamin,rs.
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Row IN THE CAnINET.- ashington letter
waters intimate that a serious difficulty has
occurred in the Cabinet touching Kansas af-
fairs Marcy and Gushing occupying posi-
ton of antagonism to Davis and Dobbin, and
McClcland ami Campbell preserving strict
neucrality. A dreadful state of affairs, but
accidents will happen.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-29

The AMERICAN TICKEr.-Thc American
Party held county convention here on
Thursday and nominated county ticket, a
portion Of (which belongs to their organi n-
ton, as we understand, and the remainder
responsible men who are not members of it,
but opposed to the Pierce locofoco- party. :
\ portion Of the ticket has remarkable
strength. and taken altogether, it is a much
stronger ticket than that nominated by the
other party. 1t is as follows:
For State Scnmc-Jamcs II. McCulloueh.
Fer Horse Of Daeemi.S-p David Scott (oi
John, Samuel Miller, Doct. Slater j. Stubs.
For Comfy Commissioncrs-D D.
Peace, Jctmo J. Mccullough, Joseph Il.
Thomas.
For McriG-Joln J. R. Poole.
For Judges Of the Orphans Covrt-ThomaS
p. Jones, Gen. Henry S. Sites, Henry Cham
bslluinc.
For County Srreyor-Jcthro il bn.
The convention was not so liberal to Elk
ION rs thcir locofoco friends, having taken
but one candidate from our town.
" We understand that the intention OF
the wings throughout the county is almost
entirely universal to oppose the Pirrcc-loco-
foco party as vigorously as he rctororc. The
American Ticket is not Wing ticket, but it
is put up against their old enemy and as tho
American Platform approaches the wing
policy thousand times nearer, in their
opinion, than the platform of the other party
does they arc at once led by duty and in
cl'nation to give hearty support. Such
we understand to be the almost universal
sentiment throughout the county. Here. in
flkton, there are two or three who have
stated their determination to vote with the
l'coiocos, and we hear Of one or two Others
In some of the districts, but the number OF
such in the county is very small. >,
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L Card

10 The independent Iofers of Cecil County.
At the solicitation of many of my friends,
| have consented to he an Independent candi-
date for the office of SHERIFF of Cecil coun-
ty at the next election. beg leave to say
that if the voters of Cecil county grant me
their support and elect me, I will cndeavor
faithfully to discharge the duties of the Office
to their satisfaction.
BENJAMIN VANDIVER.
d. SO
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DTEx-Governtr Francis Thomas has pro-
missed that he will il his health permits adj
dress the people of Frederick and Montgom-
cry counties shortly in behalf Of the Ancri-
can cause. Several mass meetings and bar
bacncs have been appointed, at which Gov
Thomas is expected to be present.
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ELKTON LEATHER STORE,
OPPOSITE TIE HOWARD UoJsE

OPPOSITE TIE HOWARD HOUSE,
flames IlASSON offers an assortment of
- Leather at the lowest prices for cash.
Spanish and Slaughter Sole; Morocco
smooth AMI grain; ditto Madras and Tampico
Trehch ana American Calf; Wax and Buff
pppcrs: Harness and Skrting: Birdie. fair
black; French and American Lining: Tons
ana Bindings; Hips and Findings.
" he highest prices paid in cash for
green Hides and Skins. Imay 4 I'm
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For Con stable,

Tohc Independent Voters of The Third Elec-'
ton District
Having been solicited by numerous friends.
| hereby announce myself candidate for
CONSTABLE. in and for this District, and
respectfully solicit your suitragcs.
CALEB {. CANTWELL.
Sent. % oS55.
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HrAMrEnE'-A regular stampede of negroes
was made ?om this ncig'lhnrhood on Sat, T.
aay n'%ht 'ic RON inst. They were ten in
h'i''n two belonged to the estate of tie
'atc rhWard lilnG"oll two women and two
cu'Ior'n to Col. Klcau'l: two men to JOS
hlnGSold, one to John :. Constable. and one
to llrnry y. Porter. They took with them
lhlrr horses and double carriage belonging
!" f"l' hihs@Gid estate and u carriage be-
longing to John Greenwood -Ksn Mrs.
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DTThe Washington Star has letter from
member of the Camel Expedition to Tunis,
which states that the store ship Supply has
reached Tunis, and the officers have been pre-
scented to the Bey, who has presented the
United States with pair of camels. The
supply took on board beautiful block of
marble from the ruins of Carthage for the
Washington Monument.
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MON Ely FOR EUROPE.

E)AR les wishing TO send money to En-
L gland, Ireland or Scotland, can obtain
SIShl Drafts from the subscribers at North
East. IN sums to suit. on the principal Banks
in any of the above places.
HUGHES BROTHERS..
Agents for Abraham Bell Il Sons.
Apr % If New York.
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For MaSfStrStp.

To The Voters Of The 7hWd Election District
Having been solicited by numerous friends,
hereby announce myself Il candidate for
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, in and for this
District, and respectfully solicit your suf-
fragcs. JOHN y. RANklN.
Sept. 10TH 1885.
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For Constable.

To The ro'ers Of Tie Bird Election District of
Cecil County,
announce myself as a Candidate for the
office of Constable, and respectfully solicit
your votes. IF elected will cndcavor to per-
form the duties of the office promptly and
faithfully. STEPHEN JOHNSON.
Sent. % 1855.
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Steamer Lady Wilmer.
g.
esTa1ss.ss.ssSs.s1Ly
REGULAR TRIPS RESUMED

VLU IA III MI > NTSU WE'D,
IN and after Saturday, the 10Th Of Sep
~ TENDER, inst, the LADY WILMER Will
run twice Il week us ioEows.
Leave Race Street Wharf. Philadelphia,
at O'Clock PM. every Saturday. for Iiayrc
de Grace and Port Deposit returning will
.cavc Port Deposit on Mondays at 3 O'Clock
+. NJ. for Philadelphia and intermediate
landings.
Leave Philadelphia ut o'clock p. VI. ev-
cry " cdncsday for Winners Point, touch
Ing at Port Herman and Ford's Landing Old
the Elk. Turner's Greek, Fishers. George
towd and Frcdcricktown, on the Sassafras.
Returning leaves Winners Point at . . elk
y. NJ, and Frcdericktown at , O'Clock p. VI.
Us'-Al Eight to Turner's creek munt he
prepaid.
0s'-For freight and Passage apply to Capt.
VIM. Wilson on board the boat
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Gl)c 4flarkrts.

Wheat has been selling in EIk,on tins
week at 81 SO Corn at S3 cents: Oats at 35
cents: these may be taken as the prices of
yesterday.
In Baltimore on Thursday white wheat
sold at Sl.SS a 500, red 81 IS Sl.sO:
Corn, white, - a eO cts. yellow SO u 81 cts:
Oats 80 10 cts; Clover seed $50; Timothy
81 S. so
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Gbt Gttil.ll>l)io.
ELY2vcg, SEPTEMBER ~, 1865.

fTTICKETS.-We are ready to pint to
order, tickets for any candidates for flee in
this county either nominatedor Independent.
Our charges will he low.
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u The Mobile Advertiser publishes ia
bic showing the complexion Of the next Leg
stature. from which it appears that the De
mocrats have bare chance for majority i'm
the Senate, and in the House they will lack
two or three of majority. A United States
e''''ainr is to be elected, and the chances, as
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-29

To Coleman Ycllot, Esq, of Baltimore
made speech here on Thursday evening in
favor Of the American Party, which produced
very favorable impression.
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Ts.sfE FOR SAFE.

4 DESIRABLE FARM AND STOCK sit
Il uated on the river half IL mic from the
''''H@" -! North Eat, containing 40 AcrS,,
~ Il rood Ati'" Of cultivation, Will good build
'"SS thSf-on consisting % It Dwelling, Ten
ANT House, n'rt Barn; which will H. sold on
ie@s".abia terms hy appI atomic
Il. !" WOnLEY,
nay Il II NoSih East, Nd.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-29

YELLOW FEVER Ar G,ur SnrTu.-C,nton
Mississippi, whore the yellow fever now
prevails, Is very picastn town, situated in
Il healthy region Of country. aud on the cy-
tension line of The New Orleans, Jack son and
Great Northern Railroad. Ont Of II pn,nla-
lion "t only ;iSS. no loss than 1o1 cases and
~ deaths had occurred mp to the 18th inst.
on which day % new cases for the preceI.
ny II hours were rrpOrt1u.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-29

Discourse on PcLlrIyS,-An aumouitory
discourse III view Of the present political
contest Will be preached in the PrrSbS terrain
Church tomorrow evening: services com
nenring at = O'Clock The public are i'll
vitcd To alten,E.
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flEE IS MhRYLASp.-lt Is ST ,+tt., that Il g
contents nl the stack yard Of Thonss Murphy
Esq, in Hartford county, Nd, consisting of
l,'oo husle.s Of wheat, were destroyed bv
fire. ON last Sunday ni.ht.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-29

DI'F. w. Thomas Esq, author of "Clin-
ton Bradshaw, and formerly a resident of
Bait, is now residing III Bloomington, Ill.
lie Is at present minister Of the gospel.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-29

FResr. There was white frost in this
ncighborhood yesterday molning-thc first
this fall. ..-s
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Giro.

On the llh inst. at his residence in Cam
den. RICHARD JONES. formerly Of Newark,
Del, IN the 10Th year Of his age.
On The lO;l inst, in Cecil county, Md,
HANNAH 5. SMIril, formerly of Chester Co.,
aged 81 wears, 3 months and ) days.
gJWeSt Chester papers please copy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-29

G-5y-'Thc removal OF on printing office this
week has caused us to have less reading mat
ter than usual.
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TIaE.--It is stated that the contents of the
stack yard of Thomas Murphy, Esq, in H,r-
ford county, Md, were destroyed by fire ON
Sunday might. Eft ser hundred = - g
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10 The hdep"micm Io'crS Of the 1hud Dis
t,c' Of C,cH coy,,,tu.

BY the advice ofmany Of my friends have
consented to take this mode of announcing
myself rs II candidate for the office Of Road
supervisor to be voted for ut the ensuing
election, il elected | will cndeavor to fu!ill
the duties Of said office to the best of my
ability. JOHN GRANT
Sep. %, 1855.
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TlN-WARE AND STOVES,
AT PORT DEpOkpT.

TFNllE undersigned having purchased OF
u. Robert Christy the above establishment,
Is prepared to inrni%h every thing in his line
or BUSINESS nnun the most accommodating
terms.
Ware always on hand.
l-3-Roofng and Spouting done right, and
warranted.
STOVES OF ALL KINDS,
which J will sell as low as they can ~ Oh
TONED any where in the State.
Attention is particularly invited nv stock
Of COOKING STOVES. either for wood or
coal; any OF which ifnot found, upon trial, to
be az represented. may DO rotsrned. Give
HE cal ala determined to please.
JAS. Il. TRlNBLE.
Port Depot, July zs--tf.
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A CONTROVERSY WITH Gryrpu Scorr

y CONTROVERSY WITH GENERAL SCOTT
According to a Washington correspondent of
the New York Times, Sccrc ary Davis, Of the
war Department, is engaged iii a cOrrcSpon-
dcncc or controversy with General Scott 1t
| sec ms that some months since General Scott
gave General Hitchcock. who has long been
an intimate personal friend leave Of absence
for six mouths. The Secretary Of War i'm
lntdiatcly wrote to General Scott, d,man,ln.
his reasons for tliis act Of fayoritsm to G,u
eIal Hitchcock, and at the same time counter.
mandcl the Generals order. granting leave
Of absence. The Scclc;ary's letter was quite
As sharp i'll lis tone as it was insulting in its
tenor.
General Scott replied that lie had granted
the leave OF absence because he had the right
to do it, and was convnr,dof its pruprctv--
that he was not responsible 20 Tie Secretary
of Wa, for his &C ton in such cases, and tlat
he would he obliged to him if he would here
after, III amy oili,.ial communications lie might
have occasion TO address him. write in .hc
name and hy the authority Of thc President
Of the United States as he was only official
superior whom he acknowledged. The Gen.
erals letter was quite as sharp ~ the Sccrc-
taiy's.
Secretary Davis, in reply. entered into
very elaborate and detailed exposition of all
the alleged breaches of ord, r and violations
of proln1,ty committed by General Scott dur
ing his whole military career His letter i.
very long, and filled with the scvcr,st crii-
cism of the Generals conduct 1t isintrnd,d
10 annihilnle him completely in the confidence
aud respect Of the American pcoplc,-whch
may prove 10 be uorc serious undertaking
than Secretary Davis ina zines.
nc cDJrrSnnltI,np * n1r,ol,. In yolp,,-
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COME AND SEE!
LARGE LOT OF CLOTHS.

nave Just returned from the city with a
a large and splendid assortment of Cloths.
which will make up into
Coats, lower than can be bought
IN either OF the cities. in the best and most
= III" '!o manner, sad latest fashions and war
rautrd. lfthey rip bring them back and I
will sew thcn FREQ of charge.
WILLIS RUTTER,
sep s.f .4tthe B,:aar. Elktsu, lII.
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I hereby offer myself to the voters of the
Third Election District of this county as an
Independent candidate for Justice of the
Peace and respectfully solicit their support.
JOSEPH =. CANpWELL.
Sep. % 1850
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TO Mr Independent Eote,S Of tie ScrtcnM
District
Al the solicitation of mrlry of nay friends.
nav" Consented to run as an Independent
candidate at the approaching election for the
Office .! CONST ABLE of the Seventh Dis
trict. II the citizens confer their sullragcs
upon me, ami | am elected, | Shall endcavor
to discharge the duties of the office to the
satisfaction of all. S. W. STRICKLAND.
Port Deposit, Sep. %. IS.
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CGNSTAIBE.s.'S SAFC.

Rl virtue OF two wris o. iieri iacilS issued
~ by Edmund Brown, Esq, one Of the
Justices Of The Peace ofthc State Of Mary
land III a'rl for Cecil county, one at the suit
"i Aamuci IL. Miller, and the Other at tn.
snIt OF james Mack"y. both against the goods
h ~ ch",'l'S ianuS and tcncncnts Of Joseph
Han and To me directed ] have seized anil
taken into execution all the riubt titl in
t"rc@ and claim. at law ami in equity, ofthc
Sald Joseph Hall in and to all that Niece.
parcc! or tract OF land, with all the binding.
thereon. Wherein the said Hall now r.sidr,
lying IN Cecil county. Immediately ON the.
south side Of the ro,d leading from North
East TO the Rock Me- ting House. containing,
90 ACRES OF LAND.
more or less. and adjoining the lands Of Vim
IL. Drummond and others: and also. all tho
ri&ht. interest and claim of the said Joseph
Hall in and to
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To the independent jo'ers otMe Fitth Dis

Having been solicited by numerous friends:
hereby announce myself ms an iudnpcn-
dent cald idatc for the office of Supervisor of
the Fifth Election District of Cecil county,
and hereby pledge myself, il elected. to dis.
charge faithfully the datics of the oaic..
Sep. -. ROBERT TlIACkERY.
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Phila., Wilmington and
WANT I'D,

WANTED.
GP0&ES. Hubs and Seasoned White Oak
- Plank from = to ! inches thiuk Also.
old wrought iron, brass and copper for whiclr
the highest prices will be given by TIIOS.
W. S. KIDD, ;lt the new smith shop. Bridge
street, Ekton. Sep. 2!-lm~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-16

EXFCUTOk's SALE of a VALUABLE
II LOTS and GORES susted on the IL. snd 2d-svs
6tth.t Hi,steeph Wafd the of Yo'k vili-
ALBERT NlCOLAS VIII sell a. suction NEDNEs
DAY Api 49, 1875 By order OF the OF JOIN Ls
Count close the AZ valuable Lots and
Cores. situated the st aud 20 avs ana 81 st
which cesrhls LOIS tbs II
I'd s'hs the sou'hess Of s and sih
No pioplty Offers Involvement the
Of e,pi,sl purchase impr The sale ~
POSITIVE liberal title perfect and the properly will
DeumnraUce LithOsra Dhc Maps With
full particulars can be oh aimed Of T PALMER No Mer
chant E1chsDge or Of A NICOLAY. Auc,ioueer NJ
Bro,d. At NegYork WI V LIE COUNT, Executor
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JosEPH HEGtH.y Anotione.r
ON TUESDAY Anrl IL. al . O'clock A. NJ.

" pr.e.ey No IS syoDey place Brooki,n MssoG.nv.
Paiior ard Chamber FCRNlTURg PRU-SsLs and IN.
GRAIN CARPETS and KITCHEN FURNITURE
SANE DAY A. ! O'Clock A a, No 81 Oraoz.st b.
tween Berry and Hictst Broobyn EXECUTORS SALE.
A se ttd general softent OF good msbos4oy 'sot ,ai
Chamber Furniture rich Tspe,try iroa..s c.pen OcOtbs
msres.es Issh Beds st Chandeliers AID Brackets, ~ieh
The Ktbep Furniture.
SAVE DAY-At O'Clock p ,stSo u Hicts.t. corner
Of Orspg Biooklyh general sssoent of parior Cham
Der Kitchen Furniture Cstaoiaes Of the - eeroons
GALE Of REAL ESTATE.-Tbe Executors Of
- Fstse Of Asrob Lyon dee...ed will eel by Public
Auction on VKONEsDaY the 18th int att o'clock P. NJ
upon the prtu's Lo, - Land eontuins sers' ,nued
vptn e nile Cf the Railroad Depot, At the city NJ Eiz%
b.th o.d leading N.vark THIS beautiful o;s
far country rsnoepoe lyit het~een roa1s 40 In
the )enfer Of several hams some country seza
Also Let # uOoos,d Of scr.s Ia Woodruff Farms sd
jeininR Jar d Of Jnr sthsn Hhsud>r
Lot e fret quslity Sat Meadow the
Oyster Crek containing 1eresthe be taken of
IN The summsr
Terms will be INSIDE Known N the day OF sale
Any pIsoo wishing view either Of the above described
pT.nises will please call on WILLIAM LYON, near the
koItbend BehoOlhCuae.
sha SAUL" r. L3 wTSANs Executor
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Ocean Gieamers, sc.

NETWORK and HAVANA PARCELS En-
~ PRESS -cARRlNGrON \ Co vH d.pNtch their II, ~.
Frtr. BY the mail steamers GRE sCENr CITY. BLACK
UARklOR EaPlbE CITY and CaHAWbA 90 the q
s,h I'm ems 25h Of each moth No ms, m.i.r rs;eve
Iu Invoice. Required Parcel. must be al the Once before
ococt OF tsins day Co i'll orders Of every dsserip
ton city French spanish md English sPosen At
hoth Office. Hsy.n. Ofsce No s2l Call Tscm
CAsRINGTON 4 60 No 70 Brosd~sy.
N.nt FErr..s By the rev U 5. Mail steamer GRANADA,
on TUESDAY April II
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FEsty IygB.. Additionally VI. ". L,gps Co.
nN TUESDAY, April IL, at l0d o'clock, at the
~ saes Boom. No 10 NASSAU Of large and .u.bl- sale
Of uIsEi, BRANDIEs. Rum, Be- al Of hira order, the
property Of importer re ns from bosiness consisting Of
ppI. juice hseebs 1877; whhe Port sSi Reserve N.d.r
1875; Bsrnopy sherry pure Jeise Sherry Amontusio G
ham Port H.nbes,ey CosDsc 1880; old Osro iefn; Old sr
,bsw Brandy, o5; Jsmsie. Run old MOnongsh.s WHISKY.
The above AL Of the ht css' in esks and Dc
johns aud warranted 10 particular Can be es.nioed
monint ef sale IL viii he ,ood opportunity for f,mes
to,eppls themselves with really good articles and which
be tepebd'd on
At12 oeocs. N Front sto-e, No 10 sss'ssst-
VALUABLE HORSE -One bright beg HOse. IS hin>s
bgh ysss old fat traveller sysh, souu5 ArS hind,
perfectly semitic, and a. excellent family h1rsewi "a,
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ADRIAN .. MULLER Auctioneet
nor SAL E-THAI VALUABLE PROP

IL FRTY NOW OWNED AND OCCUPIED 8Y THE
SHOF And LEATHER BANK, stusted the north vest
co, job pand william beng 'ortyt~o feet .iht ia
CHI isDst -foaT feet inches JOhnt
al foty FEET inch IN the The bud ~
store being Washington hudng sqd
repete m ~ convenience The perui6es rented
The oonr. y,nr r ss cen II property s easeh III fro
the Dutch church. having eleven O-d
OF the term with renewals Of e,ch he end
OF which time nTr 10 he paid fr Tho abOveds
scited property viii he solo suction by AOHIAN n. Null
LFR on FRIDAY Arm e. 1855 at u o'clock Al the N@r
chants FYcbsnge Terms 10 per cent end tue Aust0oesr
fee on Of sale IS he lt of MAY, when
the deed IN be d.vered lie ba bond 4nd
IS coo pa able Annually ut38J
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EEN1EEL HOISEIIOLD FURNITURE.

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" PIANOS MIRRORS, CARPtFs, oil CLOTHS or
PAINTiN - &c Hc-E COLrOS ill eel THiS DAY.
(Cbdsy Apn &c. at oelo X, the .a,non No 50
Isfg- Hssrtrnt of Fur,drs embracing
B. Secretaries French Sedste4ds Otrsans Suea1s
mtbogspy Psilor sofas Tet@ Tets Sofa dse>ds.
Csocht Nosire Chairs carved hOcsers mrhleop essiog
Psn BuIe.us Wa.sta de- norwood snd naho mar
be ton ana Gard TABLES rs "attrses Ofeu snd
Mirrors Ok cutl Lh-rs &c. Nc.
tbte Par Foes cod and one mahogany but
lite viii ~ nptory aud goods must be TO-
moved in meois'elJ bf'ef the ssls.
ON TUESDAY. Apul II, the Furniture Of hopse No is
Mcoster A. Ao a. Ocirci fAV toe sore suni OF
beu,e No 70 Rose On WEDNESDAY The 18th the For
ntnte Of bou,e No 81 Henry q. On THURSDAY, the l3h
a, n b.tuu Fu,unre Of old Cooper House Of
2h and 4th sv so day o'clock the Furniture Of
han No IS 2ihN