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SUMNER A PLAGIARIsr.-Norilicrn journals
of Mr.. Summers PECULIAR stripe Of politics
have been quite lavish in their praise of that
speech. They have pronounced it Demos
,hcnic, &c, and the Buffalo Republic takes
occasion to show that in this respect they are
not far out of the way. 1t quotes from De-
mosthcncs' great Grafton on the crown.
1T cannot be that you have acted wrong
in cncountering danger bravcly for the liberty
and safety Of all Greece. No! by the gcncr-
GUS souls who Were exposed at Marathon.
BY those who stood arraycd at Platca! BY
those who encountered the Persian fleet at
SalamiS, who fought at Artcmsum! BY all
those illustrious sous of Athens whose re-
mains lie deposited in the public monuments.
What belongs to gallant men they
NIL rcrformcd-thcir success was such as
Providence diSpcnses to cach."
The following is from Senator Summers
speech:
but it cannot he that she acts wrong for
herself and children, when i'll this cause she
thus encounters reproach. No! by the gen
erous souls who were exposed at lexington
10y those who stood arraycd at Bunker Hill
by the many from her bosom. who, OH all the
fields Of the first great struggle, lent their
vigorous arms to the great cause of abby
tho children she has borne, whose names
alone are national trophies, is Massachusetts
now vowed irrcvocably to this work. What
belongs to the faithful servant she will do in
all things, and Providence Shall determine the
result"
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INArGrRAI. OF TIE PRESIDENT OF TIBEH,


We have adviceS from Iib,ria to the I'd Of
April. President B,l,son had delivered
lengthy inaugural address. lie denies that
the civil commissions which pcri' d cal!y occur
III 1Iayti are to he taken as proofs of the in
capicity Of the color,d population for sclf-.o'-
rrnmcnt. lie say Sthai what llayti waits 8
the blessing Of that grace which he asserts
flows from the seed of the Protestant faith.
Without this. he contends that the conlctlc!.
tracy of the United States would want its
first prino:p.c Of adhesion. III aboriy inal
Africans, he says, enjoyed all the elements
which constitute and raise up a free nation,
and that Christian republican reared on
that soil will show fortl, the p.rFccio ion of hui
Tn"ur rule. Industrial ,ncouragcm, nj finan-
clal ccnomy, internal improv, mcnts, popular
,dncat ton. and the observance Of national good
faith arc to bc f,stcrcd and enforced during
Mr.. Bcnson'S rule. Thecx.Prisidcnt cautions
the people against private pickering and sor-
did motives in their dealings with each other.
and adjurs them to raise their ideas to the
standard ofalcfty patriotism and wide spread
3hilantl,ropy.' s-N
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:,
EXAMINERS NOTICE.

FHliE undersigned having been duly ap-
L pointed and commissioned by the Com
missioncrs Of Cecil county, Road Examiners,
to view the grounds and determine whether
in our Judgements the interests of the Public
require the laying out Of n Public Road de-
scribcd in the petition for the same, as fol-
lows -
'Bcginning at or near the Cross Roads
leading to Lcwisville, Oxford, LombardviIlc
and Blue Ball, from thence running in a
westerly direction through lands of Eliza
Grant, Henry Long, Ambrose Iolcomb,
Jacob Bonham and Ezra Rogers, until il in
terSccts the road leading from the New Lon
don and Brick Meeting House Road to the
road from the Brick Meeting House to
Blue Ball and there to end -
Do hereby give notice. to all whom it may
concern, that wc~ll meet 1T the place de-
si2natrd as the point otfhcginnins Of the pro-
posed new road on Hedlnsduy, the ION day of
J"'y, 1896 to proceed in the discharge of the
duties required OF us by the aforesaid APP
p0intincnt and comhissic on.
LEVI HALL,
ISAAC f. VANARSDALE,
SAMUEL MEARNS,
June 18th, lS5G-5w. Examiners.
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III Acres, 2 ROods T. 5 Perches,
CIl hester Town, May 18th, 1856.

Chester Town, May 18th, 1856.
nRDERED, by the Commissioners for
OIkent county, that the 4th Section of"An
Act to provide and employ a Special Police
in Kent county," be published in the "Kcnt
News" Cecil Whig," and Del. Republican
three insertions. A. W. MELVIN,
Clerk 10 Commissioners Kent county.
SECTION 4Tm. find be ii enacted, That if any
person or persons shall arrest and secure in
the public Jail of the county so that sale
NAV be made, any runaway, or absconding
slave who may be leaving the services Of his
master, with an intention to escape into an
other State, such person or persons shalt be
entitled to receive from the proceeds of sale,
of such sale, twenty per cent Of the nett
amount, after defraying the ordinary or nc
cessary expenses, if taken in the county;
thirty per cent il taken ont OF the county and
in the Sttte and fifty per cent il taken ont
of the State; such compensation shall be II
lien on the arrested slave, and have pre-
cedenec to all mortgages, executions and
membranes thereon, except n levy thereon
tor Taxes, and public dues.
1,,,, 90
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AN rAMEMcAN" PRosrRiBED TO MAKE
Room FOR AN FRESHMAN. We learn that a
worthy man. by the name of John Vclrum,
who had been employed III the tobacco ware
house, under the charge Of DR.. Masrulcr and
DR.. Sands. was discharged. Oh Monday week
last. the 2nd inst, under the following cir.
cunstanceS: Vcrnum. as VIC arc informed.
went To work as usual ON the day NAMED, and
after being there short time was sent for by
DIR. Magruder and informed that his services
were no longer required. He asked for what
he was discharged, and whether it was be-
cause he was an American, to which Dr.
Magrudcr answered yes!
He then asked whether there was any other
fault, and was told no, but that his discharge
was in consequence of a demand made by the
Democratic members Of the City Council.
Ame, lean Democrat.
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INvALUABIE REMEDIES. Here arc few
simple remedies for very preval,n disorders,
which VIC have no hesitation in recommending
rs infalliblc:
For sea sickness stay at home.
For drunkenness. drink cold water.
For health-take ayers Pills.
For accidents-kcep out Of danger.
TO make money-advertis in The Wing.
For Coughs and colds-take Cherry Pccto-
raj.
To keep out of Jail pay your debts.
To be happy-subscribc for newspaper.
TO please all-mind your own business
To have good conscicnce-''pay the prin-
ter"
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Personal Property,

Ts--,> to wit: One Pair Of a
~Yk.sllN valuable oxen; SlE1Ef
NwS COWS, one horse aN'akssy
4 1i.,r; vr<1s$sanl number ofs.AcSrpsls,,.
young cattle and several hogs. Also Farming
Implements. with
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bridge Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
INwill be made % the County Commission
crs OF Cecil county al" their next meeting
after the 9TH day Of July, next, fr the APP
pointment Of Examiners 10. examine and
determine il the Public interests require the
building of bridge over il branch of the
North East creek, on the road leading from
Eikton to Blue Ball, at point near Caleb
Kirk mill. TJunc 7th-5ws
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NOTICE..

A the Annual Meeting of the StockhoM-
IA crs of the Elkton, Andora Il Lewisvillc
Plank Road Company, held on the I'd inst
ut Fair Hill, the following gentlemen were
elected directors for the ensuing year -
Nicholas Hiss, President; Joseph Richard
son, James McCauley, |. d. Carter, C. C.
Brokaw, William Fry, Andrew McIntire,
John Mackic and William McClclland. BY
Order Of the President.
JOS. p. CANTWELL,
Elkton, June 7, 1856. Secretary,
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BALTIMORE CENTRAL r. R.-This road is
sc miles long to the Maryland line from the
point Of intersection with the w. G. Railroad
We understand that thirty miles are graded
and ready to be ballastcd and laid with the
rails. The road to Chadd's Ford will require
hut a few weeks to complete, after the gap
between the intersection and the rails on the
w. G. road, and We do not apprehend any
difficulty in filling that up by one company
or the other.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

rTNlIIS is to give notice. that the subscriber of
l. Cecil county. hath obi tanned from the Orphans
Court of said county letters of administration on
the personal estate of William Rothwel, late of
said county. deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated. on or before the 9Th day of Nav
1857; they may otherwise. by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. All indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
mcnt to the subscriber Given under my handt his
9th day of May 1856. X. r. X. ROTIIWELL,
Administrator of William Rothwcll decd.
Tcst-REuBEN b. LAMAR, Register.
MAY 9th 1S56-6w
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White Goods,

Figd Brill;ants and White do; Plaid aud plain
Cambrics; Fg'd and plain Swisscs; Plain and
Plaid Nainsooks; Jaconets ard Queens Lawn;
Jnconets and Swiss Edginss and inscrtngs; French
Necdc-worked collars French Need G. worked
nnder<leevcs; White Grape shawls, Mantl,zs.
purasols Fans Ic
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
Twill be made to the County Commission
ers OF Cecil county at their next meeting
after the 9TH day of July for the appointment
OF Road Examiners to alter and straiglten
the s'old Sodom Road" through the lands OF
Benjamin Davis, and also to straightcu it
along the lines Of the lands of James Carroll,
} Ohm Randle, Jr., and Hon. Richard IL.
Bayard. ..IJunc 7-5w.
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FARM IN ELK NECK
FOR SALE.

TllE undersigned offers for sale l57 acres
l. OF land, in Elk Neck, Cecil county, being
part Of the land Of which William Robinson
died seized. This lands lies about seven or
eight miles from Elkton and about Sin from
North East. and adjoining the lands of
Samuel S. Maflit,. and the Bristow and
McNamcc lands. About onc-tlird of this
land Is in wood and timber, consisting prin-
cipaliy OF oak, chestnut and cedar. The
land is well watcrcd, and the buildings con-
sIst OF "A log dwelling and stable. The terms
are, one third cash on the day OF sale, one.
third in six, and the remaining third in twelve
months from the day of salc the credit pay
ments to bear interest from the day of sale,
and to be secured by the notes and bonds Of
the purchaser, with surety or sur.tics, to
be approved by the Undersigned If this
property be not sold at private sale before
SATURDAY, the 2lst duy Of June, nelt, it will ON
that day, at one O'Clock p. NJ, be exposed
to public sale, at the Court House door, in
the town OF Eliton, to the highest bidder.
RICHARD GRASON,
Attorney for Capt. Vim. Robinson.
May 81, lSJU--tS.
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Tun GREAT Texas LAND CASE. in which
1c plaintiff claimed on Mexican grant to
flames de la Vega. has been decided in the
United States Circuit Court of New Orleans
in favor of tho plaintiff, John w. Lapslcy.
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TIE MoRMoNs.-A letter from Salt Lake
City complains that some of the Mormon
beauties have been enticcd away by the Gen
tile merchants and clerks, and that hence it
has become necessary for the leaders to de-
nounce this system in the strongest terms.
The offenders are threatened with guns, dirks
and even loss Of life. 1t is added, that in the
convention for the formation of State con-
stitntion, determination was manifested to
adhere to the system Of polygamy.
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SELLING OFF AT COST.

TVllE subscriber wishing to close out his
l. present stock of Goods, will offer to the
public his entire stock, consisting of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Quecnsw are, Hardware,
Boots and Shoes and Ready made Clothing,
all of which he will sell at first cost, for cash
All persons in want of any of the above
goods will find it greatly to their advantage
to call and examine his stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
SAMUEL ii. MILLER.
May 10th-tf.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of a Decree of the Hon. 7. B.
- Hopper, Judge of the Seventh Judicial
Circuit Of Maryland, in Equity, the under
signed, as Trustee, will expose to Public
Sale, on
TUESDAY, the 24h day of June, 1856,
at half past eleven O'Clock A. NJ, at the
tavern porch of Mr.. John Mcdaniel, in Ches-
ter Town, all that FARM, in Broad Neck, in
Kent county, caannsonly called
IA -. N.
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Harpers' Magazine for S2,GO

ITNllE subscriber will hereafter furnish this
L celebrated Magazine for the low price of
81 90 per year cash in advance for single copy
or at the Same rate for any number of copies de-
tlvurrd FREQ and with the earliest issues ut any
residence in this city or allied in wrappers at the
Post Office. As the next No. (Junc) will com
mencc new volume now is the time to subscribe.
We have also just received large adit ion to
our stock of Books from the auction trade sales
and have always on hand more extensive assort-
mcnt OF
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
at ch" apcr rates than can DO had at any sin gle
establishment in the larger cities
ssT Everybody is invited to call and examine
our goods. Motto, entire satisfaction or no
sale" J. r. UEALD'S
Wholesale and Retail Book store.
No. l27 Market Street
May 10. 1856. Wilm gton, Del.
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STRAWBERRIES. Some idea may he formed
of the quantity of Strawberries which leave
this port for the East from the fact that the
Ericsson boat Richard Willing, on Tuesday
took to Philadelphia about 10000 quarts.
Mr. Crisp, from Curtis creek. alone sent r.
500 quarts on that day.-Bmt Sun
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NOTICE,

VTIlE County Commissioners will meet at
l. their Office in the Court House, in Elk
ton, on Tuesday, June 10Th, and also on
Tuesday, June 18th.
Persons having accounts against the Coun-
ty must present them on, or before, the last
named day, the l7th.) as no accounts will
be passed for the Levy of the present year
alter that time. BY Order.
JAS. S. CRAWFORD,
Nav 81, 1S5G-3w
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THE LAST CALL.

A LL persons indebted to the late firm of
n A. }. Scott Il Bro, or to A. j. Scott on
store account, are hereby notified 10 call
without delay and settle their accounts with
David Scott, who is authorized to close the
business. A. SCOTT,
DAVID SCOTT.
April 2G, 1S56-tf.
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1.LkTOS, June End, 1885,

ElkToS, June End, 1856
hereby certify that I have one Of Barkers
Lifting and Forcing Pumps in use. recently put
IN ny MessrS. st piles Cantwell. and [ h I'VE no
hes taf'on III spying that it works well in every
particular. BENZ f. MAY.
June Z. ISjt--tf
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lnnA LBS. Cumberland Nails assert
IOOO ed sizes; Cumberland Spikes,
to inch; Cumberland Fencing Nails, in store
now, and for sale by E. BROWN, JR.
april 10
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WILLIAM TORBERT
HIS OPENED
SPRING INV GOODS.

DRESS Silks, Cha!ly de Laincs 30 reyes,
~ Lawns, Prihts Jaconcts. Cambria S, Main
socks, Linens, toge her with full line of
WHITE GOODS AND ENIBROIDERIES.
Worked Collars, Sleeves, IInnkfs. Bands,
Edgings and Insertings, &c, Silk Mitts best
quality Kid Gloves. Lace and Love Wells, It'll n
and English Grapes, &c.
DOMESTIC AND HEAVY GOODS.
Heavy Cottonades, Drllings, Ducks, Burlaps,
&c. Imuy TO-
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New Spring and SUNNI $ E.
GONE of which will be found in ths>>~A.
- cttafague. ] ,fs Ladies, whose rrtSeiS>s
respectfully invited. are particularly intercs'edNt.
the first Est
DANA Plsds in various celors;
Ink"rnas Plaid Baregcs;
Quadrille Bartgcs;
Fine Plaid Chsilies. and fg d do;
Printed larese Deaines; ChAIli Delancs
Lupins all vol, Delninrs, in various soIGrs
Mourning Alpasas and high I.rstre do Black, all
wool. Declines; Black UhaIIi psIainss. fg'd aud
plain Black Boiled silks in yirioss widths: Plaid
striped and Plain silks French, Ssotsh md
Domestic Ginghaina plain and neat plaid; Black
high cold. plaid fig ID and striped Bareges prin.s
neat fig and large styles;
Shooting MI Sin. FROM % to Ia wide; Pillow
case Linens; Manchester Quilts 1914 and Ia,
Iickings Of superior quality; Towel Diapers In
Linens. Blay Linens: Window Curtain Linens:
Brown and Bleached Nuslins; Brown. Bleashed
and Cold nriings; Paper Muslins. virions colors:
Cold Cambries; W elch and Shrouding Flshncls Of
superior quality; Ladies skirts cold und white;
" cords and Whale bones.
Black and cold Kid Gloves, Plain and Kid
finish silk do; Lsls Thread and cotton do; Mo
hair Mitts. long and short Black and Slate In
grain Hose; white cotton do At various prices,
Linen ctmbric Iandksrehicfs, ut various prices;
Stella Shawls and Printed cashmere de-; Black
and White Barege, new style do.
Ladies' Black and Cold Caters and Shoes of
best make. Stone China ware in com pletc sets or
single pairs, of the latest style.
White Goods.
Fig'd Bril;ans and White do; Plaid aud plain
Cambrics; Fig'd and plain Swisscs Plain and
Plaid Nansooks: Jaconets ard Queens Lawn;
Jnconets and Swiss Edgngs and inscrtngS; Fre,ch
Necdlc-worked collars; French Need G. uorke,l
inderSleevcs; White Grape shawls, Mantilizs.
Pnrasols, Fans. &c.
TRIMMINGS IN GREAT VARIETY:
10 which the attention of Ladies engaged in
Millinery is called; will be gold ut wholesale OF
retail. Fringes, aces, Gimps, Cords. Ribbsn,
Buttons, Bonpct Ribbons Satins Silks Mod =,
straw Bonncts Of latest styles, Leg Horn Fla ),
Caps. Quilings Flowers, &c.
MISSES AND CHILDREN
viii examine tho End list Solid high col d all
wool nelaincs do. neat fg'd NIL wool do; neat
fgd Chintzes and prints; Plain and neat plaid
Ginghams; Gloves: IIoiscry; Mtts; Belts; Linen
cambria llandkerchicfts; cold and black Boots and
combs: Port Monnaics and Purses of the most i'm.
proved patterns.
YOUTHS AND BOYS
Read third list, in which you will find something
adapted to your wants: Fine Spring Cassimeres;
Fine all wool Twceds; Wool and cotton do Fine
Linen Drilling iig'd and plain; Linen Checks;
Nankecns Neat Twill'd Stripes, croughon cloths,
cotonades; Pocket Handkcrcheifs; Silk Linen
and cotton Gloves, Hosiery. Felt Hats, &c
..VOA general review of the catalogue by the
gentlemen is solicited all of which will be sold at
low prices. ElktOn. April 26th, 1856
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FOR SALE:

LNLOUR. MEAL AND FEED of various
Il Kinds and qualities, very low for cash;
opposite Joseph Taylor's Hotel and adjoin-
ing James llasson's Leather Store. by
JOHN MATTHEWS.
Elkton, April l2--tf
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STEAM SAW MILL,

> I1A M SAW Mill,
on the soutllcrly sides Back creek, with 81,
Engine OF from 80 to 40 horse power.
The TERMS OF SALE as prescribed by the
decree are, Cash on the day of sale, or on
the ratification thereof by The court, at the
option Of the Trustee.
Upon the payment of the whole of the
purchase money the Trustee will convey the
property to the purchaser or purchasers the
property sold free, clear and discharged OF
all claim Of the parties tu said Decree.
81 +. A. ELLIS,
May 81, lS56--ts ."..i ,''' Tr,l stec.
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Phila., Wilmington and
Dec. Is 1855
M. MYERS.

M. vi I Ems,
5 N. Charles Street, Baltimore,
I'D RESPECTFULLY informs the public
~ that he will have at all times on hand,
Ia s.asonablc supply of the choicest l,inds
of ENGLISH and FRENCH MOURNING
GOODS, exclusively vi his own importa
ton, consisting of
Dress Goods, Gmbroi0cries,
IBONNETS. UFamily Mourning orders
solicited. A suit Of Mourning made COM
lplete, at eight hours notice. Coaks, Bon
Incts, and MantilIas, made exclusively from
the Paris patterns of our own importation.
March 22-1y.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

Az PRIV ALE. SAL 4E.
TllE subscribers will sell on accommodate
i ing terms the following described proper
ties or tracts Of land
NO. /.
Contains about so Acres of choice Land,
and is well Timbercd; good and conforta-
bic TWO-STORY DWELLING.
NO. Q.
Contains 20 Acres and adioins No. l.
These two tracts united would make q farm
of about 100 acres and any person wanting IL
first rate farm could not do better than to
purchase, as they lay OH the public road
from North East Depot to the Rising Sun,
about 3 miles from the former place in irst
rate ncighborhood, convenient to schools,
churches and mills, &c.
NO. 3.
Contains 13 Acres situated at tho village
OF Shclemiah, Md, this would be u good
location for a Blacksmith or Wheelwright or
Mechanic of almost any kind. The improve
Ments a comfortable FRAME DWELLING
nearly new. Purchasers can get any inior-
nation they desire by addressing or calling
on either of the subscribers at Shelcmiah,
Cecil county, Md. JOHN W. JACKSON,
T.. 3. HALL.
June I, lSj6-tf
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TRUSTEES SALE.

R1 virtue of a Decree of the Circuit Court
ID for Kent county, the subscriber as
Trustee, will expose to Public Sale at the
door of the hotel in Georgetown Cross Roads
in Kent county, on
MONDAf the 7M dag Of JulJ, merit,
at the hour Of l! O'Clock A. NJ, all that
LARGE and VALUABLE
TAVERN PROPERTY.
situate in said town and now m
occup cd by Mr.. John Penn GfeA
ington. The said property is 4Nis!R
in good repair, has EXTGN- sEssMEkarY h
SlVE STABLING, and is one sksaEE'ss
of the best stands tor hotel in the county.
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NEW GOODS

For the Present md approaching Season
A. KIDD &c SON
A I THEIR NEW BRICK STORE HOUSE
"a PORT DEPOSIT, MD. have just opened Il
fresh and desirable assortment of
GOODS for Eaoirs lllcar,-
Selected with great care They name in part
Robes in lawns, silk shawis,
lirilian es rhibet and Stella do.
Chaliies. ,EmbYoilcries and I.accs,
French Chintz, undcrsleeves and Collars
Dress silks, Skirts. Lin & Con. II DIX IS
Man:illn do Dress Trimmings in variety
Alpacas Dc Begcs Beregcs d Moussclines,
Ginghams Plaids. Hair. and other Brushes,
Hosiery and Gloves, Port M"nnafes: &c. &c.
!. A FULL SUPPLY OF WHITE GOODS.
,. Attention is called to their stock of ,
LADIES' aud Misses Cutters, Boots and Shoes.
In all the fashionable colors and styles, 2,
FINE CHINA AND GLASS WARE;
White Stone China in Sets and Cut Glass Ware
with finer grades Queens ware.
ABSOLUTELY OF CHOICE QUALITY;
Knives and Forks in sets; Spoons, pocket Knives
CARPETINGs, MATTINGs AND Oh CLoTns,
They also keep on hand STATIONERY CHuncH
Axp HYMN Books, Letter and Note Paper, En-
velopes, &c. Any Book ordered, supplied at Pub
fishers prices.
Family Groceries, Provisi Ons,
&C, regularly received, and kept constantly on
hand, i'll Il separate store room
The attention of their friends and the public
is respectfully called to this advertisement Prices
will be found to compare favorably with lowest
city rates
,g7All kinds of Country Produce taken in ox-
change at highest market prices.
A. KIDD & SON.
Port Deposit, May "a. 1856.