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Gle Cecil ll)l)ie.
ELATON. JCToEsGEs rs, 1856. 4
FOR PRESIDENT, -
WILLARD FILLMORE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JACKSON DONELSON,

"If there he those either North or South. pho
desire Il" administration .jor the North as
against Tie So"ih, or tic Souh against The North
they are mol the men rbo shopd Gre their sut-
.tioge> 10 me; for nag o's8 part, know only ma
Country, my ~hotc Country, and nothing bit
my Comtry."-MtLLARD FILLMORE.
"1he foundation Of my preference is that
Mr. FILLMORE has administered the Erecutirs
Government. wuh Ngnol success ad olilt.-
he hoS bee" h'ed aud .fou"d tuc, .faihfIhon-
est aad conscientious '-ITrxRy CLAY.
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AN uNLrc&Y DAY FOR THEM. In Ottawa
ILL.,, last week, the following good one was
got oil The Democrats had grand rally
and barbecue. An Irislnan went to some Of
the Democratic leaders and said 4: And sure
didn't We know better than to have a barbe-
cue on Friday. miea tro-ihiris of the Demo-
cfmic pD1p cut ate ma'c !"
The Democrats ought to have more respect
Tor their party tlsan to appoint their barbecue
on day when two thirds Of it ..cant ate
mute -
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TENNESSEE. We infer from the signs, that
it is getting to be pretty tight papers" with
the Tennessee Democracy. The Governor
and Chancellor Of the State have both doff; d
their robes of Office and taken the stump for
Buchanan, while it is announced that Cover
nor Matthews, of Miss, Douglas, of ILL.,, and
Stanton, ofNcw York, are to be imported to
aid in propping his falling fortunes. 1t is
very evident the Democracy are not possessed
of the idea hat Fillmore has no chance in Ten
ncssee--N. q. Creole
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Mr.. STEPHENS STUMpING IT FOR FILLMORE.
M. Editor The Hon. A. Ii. Stephens said
in speech delivered at PARIS Hall in this
city, in 1852, that he 'would stump the State
from the sea- board to the mountains, for an,
man that would come out and tell the Adolf.
tionists that he did not want their votes."--
Now, as Mr. Fillmore as not only told them
to vote against him. and as Mr. Stephens is a
man of TRUTH. q ofcourse he will canvass the
State for Fillmore. Atlanta Republican ana
Discipline.
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HARDWARE FOR HOUSES.
Es4N'EDs and GAEEBgsEsoGE
MAIL AND PASSENGER LINE.

~ and after The LIST Of July, 1886, the
~ subscribers become the proprictors OF
the Elkton and Cambridge Line Of Mail and
Passenger Coaches.
The coaches leave Flkt0n. Daily. SUNDAYS
eXUoptcd.) and stop on their way down tie
Shores ut tac following POINTS:
CHESAPEAKE CITY, CiESTERVOWN
WARWICK. CHURCH HILL.
I'D. Of SASSAFRAS, CENTREI1LLE.
GNo. Y. II ROADS, WYE MILLS.
HARMONY, EASTOE.
URlEN ILL, CAMBRIDGE.
On their return the coaches arrive at Elk
ton at 10 O'Clock ~. NJ, in time for passcn-
gers to take the cars for either CITY.
10 They wit also run daily branch line
from Hiddlet0wn, Del, to connect with the
man line at Chcstcrtown, going and return
Ing the same day and reaching Middctown
IN time for the O'Clock, morning train of
cans. JOSEPH WELLS 4 co
June % 1855
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GS'E'EG,E.

In CHANcEhY, October 18th, 1856.
HHDLRED, That the sale made and re-
Sported by William J Jones, trustee for
die sale OF the real estate Of Mary Scgcrs,
he ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on or before
lhe eighteenth day OF December next; pro-
'lded copy of this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed in Cecil. county,
once IN each of thee successive weeks
before the eighteenth day of November next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
) 100000. JOHN II. PRICE
True copy; test, Ii. IL. MIrcuELL,
oct lotiI, loJu-5W. Clerk.
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AMERICAN MEETING.

1T EN7on, saturday, N0rcNlJer II.
A Fillmore and Doneson meeting is to Lc
held at Elkton on the Saturday preceding tn,
election. The Committee have not furnished
us with programme. We understand, how.
ever, that f. Joy Morris, D. p. Brown, and
). Morrison Harris have accepted the invita-
zion to be present, and that Ii. W. Davis, j.
Dixon Roman and other distinguished speak.
crs are expected.
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TIE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION. Excite
ment has run high here this week in regard
to the Pennsylvania Election. The state was
claimed by the Buccaneers up till Thursday:
on that day the Union men claimed it by o
oOo yesterday the tide was turned again and
it will probably take the off ;ial vote to deter
mine the result.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-10-18

Mr.. EDEToR Happening to he present at
the Democratic Mass meeting on Saturday the
.lth, near Port Deposit. and hearing Mr.
Gid1ings from Baltimore County, in his
speech positively assert, that on the day of
the late election in Baltimore he saw Mctho-
dist clergyman heading a posse of rnfflans
urging. them to the Preparation Of deeds for
which he could not find name.
This, sir, think incredible Mr. Giddngs
inpurSuing his political career had better let
Methodist Clcrgymen alone VIII the gentle
man please give the name of the Clergyman
in question. AN OBSERVER.
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We have no doubt the friends of Blu
chanan will endcavor to hold out the idea
that because they have majority of l 200
or 1900 in their candidates native state, in
a poll ofpr obably 100000 votes that hence
they will carry the state in Novcmber.--
But they will make the boast with pale faces.
Buchanan's hopes are blasted by the late re-
suit in Pennsylvania. If they have carried the
state at all it is by majority so small that
it is equivalent to defeat. The great '.dem-
ocratic" state of Pennsylv is gone, and its
great ten-cent son is gone with it.
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ELkTON ACADEMY.

FENlE Trustees would announce that the
q Fail Session of this Institution COM
mcnccd on the 10Th ult., under the super
vision of j. g. y. Jones, a. NJ, assisted by
Mrs. j. O. A. Jones, both experienced
Teacher. In order to place the best cduca-
tional advantages within the reach of all.
they have considerably reduced the rates of
tuition. They would therefore hope that the
pubic will give increased patronage to the
School, that it may I've enabled to sustain
Itself and b. nude FH3 Cia9s lastt,Siion of
learning. tn, branches viii be snch as are
taught in nj. our hi cher schools and colleges
and pupils may obtain Il thorough English
or Classical Education without going from
home.
RATES OF TUITION
LIST Closs-Spcliing, Reading, Writing.
Elementary Geography, Arithmetic n 4
GRAMMAR per term. $500.
2nd Glass including Grammar, Geogra.
ply. Arithmetic, Book Keeping Mensuration
Algebra. GEOMETRY. Nat. Philosophy, His
tory arl Botany per term, 500.
Bird ClAHS--Tfigonnmetry, Surveying. Po-
ijtic.t! Economy. Science Of Government.
Rhetoric. History of Literature, Mythology.
Logic, Geology, Metcorology, Mental and
.-orai Philosophy. Natural Theology, Evil
d"neeS OF Christianity and the Latin Lam
glII&n. per term, $500,
ans Of Che above named branches with
the Greek, French or German Language and
Literature, per terra, $500.
ENTRA3:
U I c on T.ano or Melodcon, per
tcrm' $500
PEREZ! Drawings or Monochfomatics 800
Painting in Water Col0rs, S,I:,
Oh t"l"fS. 500
Embroidery aud Needle Work. , IN
An extra chNrge Of so &C nts for each of the
two Wnter terms to dcfray expenses of
fuel &c, will be made on each pupil.
eleven weeks constitute one term.
No deduction for less thnn a weeks Ioss
time. GEO. IL. HOWARD, President,
+. \. ELLIS, Secretary.
September 6, lSjG-tf
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FILLMonE MEETING AT LANCAsrER.-La :
caster, Oct. l4.-Thomas B. Clay, son of
Henry Clay, and President of the American
Councils of Kentucky, spoke at the Fillmore
meeting in this city last night. lie declares
that Kentucky will cast her electoral vote for
Fillmore, regardless of the action of all other
States. He opposed any fusion in Pcnnsyl-
vania, and avows his intention and the inten-
tons of the Councils of his owm'State to fight
only battle of principle.
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' WILEY. A. ". HOLLAND L. j. RryEHART
BASH and FLAMING MILL,
PORT III POSIT.
Cecil S'GsgEfIN. Mainland

AAT'E, the undersigned, have rebuilt orr
w FACTORY and are now in full operation
Our building is fire proof and our machinery
of the latest improved Patterns.
Owing TO our advantages in improved
machinery, the situation Of our Factory be-
ing At one OF the largest lumber markets in
the United States, and our arrangements for
purchasing lumber and materials from first
hands, We think we can offer inducements
possessed by no other Factory.
We earnestly solicit the attention and
extend an invitation to all Builders, Car
penters, &C., to give us a call, and examine
eur work and prices before purchasing else
where.
We manufacture to order and keep on
hand
Frames OF all Minds and Sizes.
such as Door, Window, Sidclights, &c.
DOORS, WASHBOARDS.
SASH, ARCIilTEAVES,
SHUTTERS, INSIDE BLINDS,
FAMILIES, WOOD MOULDlNGS,
BLINDS. &c. &C.. &C..
or the Patterns now in use. Brackets and
all kinds of SCROLL S.1IVLNG and TURN
ING TO ORDER.
Oar work is Of the very best material, well
seasoned; as we make no second class work.
We have for sale DRESSED SEASONED
FLOORING Of all kinds, such as Yellow
Pine, Norway, White Pine and Iicmlock.-
WEATHER BOARDING faced, jointcd and
rabbited.
We have on hand and for sale large
stock of
HARDWARE FOR HOUSES,
Carpenters Tools, Lead Paints, OIL Window
Glass, Of all kinds, purchased from the man
ntictnrcrs, and sol,! at city prices
We furnish Sash painted and glazed in the
best style and at moderate prices. Work
primed if ordered.
WILEY, holland x co.
q l:il 5, 1S5f-tf
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KEEP IT BEFORE THE People that all the
agitation and trouble now disturbing the
country, was caused by the Pierce and Blu
chanan party from the destruction by them
for selfish political ends, of the compromise
of 1850.
Keep it before the people that Buchanan is
pledged to the same policy which has char
actelizcd the Pierce party.
Remember these things, friends of peace
and good order. ane go to the polls to give
your vote for Willard Fillmore, the man of
pcace-the man who was styled by even his
political opponents, the Model President"
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Go-roRTH AND KETCu uM-J. Goforth
Esq, and Hon. Hiram ketchum, two elo-
quent speakers, are doing good service fer
Mr.. Fillmore. tits strong tirm.-Go-forth
and kctch-lnn Let the friends of Mr. Fill
more everywhere follow their example.
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Eofol affairs.

TTun CouRT.-The Circuit Court for Cecil
county, October Term. commenced its scssion on
Monday, Hon. John IL Price, Judge. on the Bench
The following is list of the Jurors as returned
by the Sholih:
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TIE MARYLAND CATTLE Show at Baltimore,
commences on Tuesday next, the Dist inst.
and ends on the following Friday. 1t is cx-
pccted that it will be fine Exhibition.
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" The Union ticket in Pennsylvania was
formed before the nomination of Fremont. 1t
did not receive near all the Fillmore votes.
Thousands of men ir Philadelphia, who in.
tend to support Fillmore in November, voted
against the Union ticket to avoid the sem
blance Of fusion with the Fremonle,s.
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1ilarric0.

On Thursday, 9th inst, by the Rev. David
JenneSs, Mr.. N. TnoaAsLAGKLAND to MISS
iiEBEccA j. MOORE, all .of this county,
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PUBLIC SALE.

l. ODL1O SALE.
R1 virtue of an Order Of the Orphans
- Court Of Cecil county, the undersigned,
as Administrative of James Getty, deed.
will sell at Public Sale at the late residence
OF the said deceased, on THURSDAY, the
9th day of November, the following property
S~> to wit II hrce -
~>Vl'IX head Of Horses. rv-zvf,[<
one yoke Of Oxen, $aE4
$500 six Cows, four.,AS~I
young Steers and e-=s-A0
a lot of Young Cattle, nine head Of Hogs; one
Family Carriage, Ok Cart, Fan, Corn Shelter,
Flows and other implements Wheat, Corn.
Oats and Potatoes by the hushel; Hay, Straw
Corn Fodder; Wheat in the ground, &c
Also, Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Beds, Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs and many
articles not enumerated.
R5-sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Terms Cash. EEBECCA ANN GETTY.
Administrator Of Jas. Getty, deed.
October 18th, lS56-ts.
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IJil0,

On the 9Th of Oct ober, Miss ELIZABETH
HART, III the Both year of her age, in tho
full prospect Of heaven.
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TIE BUCK PROCESSION TO Pour. We
mentioned last Saturday the great efforts made here
to get up grand procession on that day to the
buchanan meeting at Port Deposit. Haudbills
We're printed, the Picket Quad and Democrat
boih announced it, and it was cried from various
'stumps' that there were to be free seats, free
music aud, we suppose, free liquor With all their
drumming up the procession consisted of about
fifteen vehicles some Of them carrying but two
passengers. As they started the band Qhcy had
five OF SIX musicians.) played Jordan is hard
road to ravel' with viii, and VIC huv'nt IL
doubt but the whole line felt the force of the strait
particularly in regard to their political journey
We understand the procession returned in the
night i'll rather scattered condition, a number of
the party with bricks in their hats' and all Of
them anything but well satisfied with the tolls and
doings of the day. See the letter from our Port
correspondent
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The fashion with the Buccaneers here
away now, is TO denounce Fillmore as an alb
olitionist, and even to utter the yelp of ''abo-
litionist !" "abolItionist - against citizens of
this state and this Countrywide are better men
and truer mon to The South and TO the Union
than those who are thus assaulting them.
THIS charge of ''aboltioniSni" forms the
staple Of all the TRADES Of our domestic loco
foco speakers, at every meeting they address
at Elkton or below the bridge, and while they
are uttcling it, it will be well for the citizens
Of Cecil to take notice Of the course and ulti-
mate bearing Of the Buchanan party.
We have copied on our first page some of
the sayings Of Preston S. Brooks at a meeting
IN South Carolina, i'll which he avows him
self for dsunon, and thcre.was no voice Of
disapprobation at the meeting. This adyo-
eating Of dlsunion has become common
thing at the South, and every man who ad-
vocates such treason to the country is an adj
.yocate of Buchanan for the Presidency. No
matter what their party was bcfore-whcthcr
Iocoloco OF whg-the dsunonists arc all for
Buchanan. Under his Administration, should
he be elected, they expect to find favorable
opportunity for the furthclance of their
schemes. This fact should awake our pcact.
| loving and union-loving citizens to a sense of
hc dangers which would arise if Buchanan
were elected.
Even here in Maryland we have di4union-
lists, and they, as all Others of their tribe, arc
for Buchanan. And these very wcn who are
raising the cry of abohtioniSm against their
nclghbors who are Fillmore men, are to be
watched as the most dangerous men in the
state. These efforts made on the stump and
elsewhere to induce part of the citizens of
this state 10 believe the charge of abolition
ism against their nciGhhors is but an attcmpt
to cover up the dsrcputablc and dangerous
designs of those politicians in whose service
our local dcmagogues are found, ard the at
tention of our people, as VIC arc glad to find,
is at last fully awake TO the whole matter.
TIE CEcnToN MEErrNG.-W published
an account of this meeting last week. An
other correspondent sends letter from which
we take the following OK tract -
"The ladies of Cccllton deserve hiah praise
for the good work they did Oh the occasion.
and for the splendid wreathcs and great pro-
fusion Of flowers with which the sneakers
stand was almost cnycrtd, as wei s. f,r the
exceedingly tasteful manners in which every
thinp YEAS aIra,, ,rr,1--'Thrpn ,,hrnre f,r i,,
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MEETING AT CAYoTT's CoRNER.-Thc Fill
more men held quite large meeting at Cayot's
corner, in the md District Thursday night,
which was addressed by S. G. Bggs ofDel., David
Scott (of Jno), X. IL, Bryan and +. A. Crpuch
The 2nd is all right for Fillmore and Donelson. -
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H.. Az AGRICULTURAL FAIR FOR CECIL CoUN-
TYNE ny do not our farmers get up an Annual
Agricultural Fair in Cecil z? If the matter was
taken hold of properly it would not fail of being
successful. Many Of the farms Of The county are
becoming highly improved furnishing fine speci-
mcs of Agricultural produce and we have great
deal Of fine live stock to folm the basis of an Exll-
bitlon a Fair of This kind would bring the farm
ers of the several Districts together to make many
agreeable acquaintance, and if the place Of hold
ing it were changed from year to ycar-say hold
it at Cecilton one year and at the Brick Meeting
House, or The Sun, the next, it would be the
means Of farmers of one section seeing the farms
and methods of farming in another We think the
matter worthy the attention of our agrculturistsr
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GRAIN DEPOY

FENllE highest prices at all times paid for
Il grain at lbc Warehouse ON the north
side Of the railroad at ELkTON.
GCANO AND FERTILIZERS of all kinds,
LINE AND PLASTER.
AGRICULTURAL mi L MENTS,
ALSO, GRASS SEEDS,
FISH,
SALT,
NAILS;
And other articles needed by Farmers and
Builders, kept and sold at reasonable rates
by HENRY S. Sites
" arehonse, north side Of railroad, Elkton.
Oct 18th, 1S5G-tf
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SUNDAY School EXHmrIoN.-A joint FIX
hib ion Of the Rising sun ana Monroe Sunday
Schools viii he held in The NJ. T. Church at the
Rising sun tomorrow (Sunday) commencing at
o'clock, p. NJ. The Managers of the Exhibition
invite he attendance Of the Pubic
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Iy-LAND SALE,-Part of the real estate OF
John Rnndol, Jr. lying soath of Back Creek. in
this county, containing $40 acres was sold on
Tuesday by +. A. Ellis Esq. Trustee, for Si7,Q00;
Jacob c. Howard, Esq purchaser.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-10-18

" Here is a letter flem rcsDcct,ble and
responsible citizen of Sassa(ras Neck. Ii
would seem that the locotoco cry of Adolf
ZIONIST has not been made TO injulc Mr..
Davis even in that District-the one most
interested in the matter Of any in the county:
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Two WEEKs,--Wc issue but two more
papers before the Election. Two weeks. men Of
Cch'i, and the great day Of the country is on you
Fillmore men be actiyc--be untiriug-th1 peace of
the country demands your exeriions row morethan
in an aciull war with foreign enemy.
Particles. "A correspondent wishes us to
drop hint to sp0ltsmen in behalf of the particles
which are exceedingly in this section of the
country, most OF them having been destroyed by
the severe weather OF last winter 10 true and
generous sportsman an appeal in their behalf
might be of avail. but to the thousand ard ore
men and boys who ranging the country with
gus. it would be idle to speak. The only way to
protect these birds is 10 resort to The law There is
elsewhere in our columns, the advertisement Of
several persons who seem disposed to keep suuners
oil their lands, and advertising and then emf rsiny
The law appears to be the only etfcctual remedy
against the destruction Of the birds There is one
class of gunners wEo ought be expelled from the
county-wc refer TO those who come here TO shoot
Tor the city markets. They are insatiable-they
destroy without remorse and should be driven off
our grounds.
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~ We had here on Monday night, sud-
den change of weather from the plcasantncss of
Indian Summer 10 the damp and chill of North
caster. accompanied with few hours of rain on
Tuesday. Since then the sky has become clear
again but the cold fingers, and we have had in
consequence, very general lishtins.up of fires,
all around.
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The number OF cases were BOB on the Trial
Docket, 7S on the Appeal Docket, and % Appear
ancc. Most Of them continued.
Nlarse business has been doing this Court in the
way of manufacturing voters, The following per-
SOILS have been naturalizcd -
NATIVES OF EyGLAND; Thomas King, Edward
John Lancaster.
NATIVES OF InELAyp; james Donncll. Thomas
Scullen, John Holden, John Sullivan, John How
ard. John Craig. John Conner.
NATIVES or BAVARIA; John Hart, Lawrence
Hart. Louis tirealwyIl.
Up til yesterday morning fifty had declared
their intention to become ctizcns they were %
from Germany; q from ireland. from England;
i from Prussia; from Switzerland
The following criminal cases have been disposed
e.
State VS. John Egnor; Assault with intent to kill
Caleb Wilson; not guilty; Grason for state, Evans
and II, McCulo ugh for prisoner.
State VS. John Griffith, free negro; for resisting
an officer; not guilty.
State vs. PHI Ills Cork. free negro, petit larceny
guilty; Gra3on for state, Evans ana H. Me-
Culiough for prisoner.
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with which they personally well acquainted we think
it perfectly manifest that Mr. Clayton would not have
been socxcoedngy guarded he in his eounterdee
larauon II be had intended las think be manifest
" did, TO exclude the inference which might be drawn
hom the British declaration, unaccompaned by his, that
these Islands exempted from the operation OF the
treaty. n
II these views correct IL follows that the tegencsr
has utterly failed defend the British government sue
cessiuiy on single point Some weeks ago that paper
announced lis belief that although the Americans were
right on all the other points Of difference between the two
governments yet they wrong in claiming Raaan as
part OF Central America from which Great Britain
excluded by the convention At The time this compact
was offered TO hs British government IL believed Lord
Aberdeen had actually assured Mr. buchanan that Great
Britain had ry 10 Ruaa aud that he had remained
at the head Of the British government few weeks longer
the Central American question would have been settled
II tho fact should hereafter appear we believe will that
while the Lteltgncer indusronsly defending The
British title Ruaan Lord Aberdeen fully prepared
TO abandon il utterly untenabe the awkward posi-
tion Of our venerable ooempoaries WILL we hope, induce
them be cautious in their future advocacy OF anti
American pretensions
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w ASHINGTON CITY.
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH A, 1885,

@r-~n tsKAEL e. JAAKs, street, Phiade-
paa, is general travelling agent assisted by ws H. wELD
Jss CoLLixs, JAAEs DssRIno, AaTT, n Tnos
d. Nfcs, n. w MoRnIsos, e. w. WHEY, wa. L. WATERMAN
ALsn H. CARsos, ID. X. MusrIs BEs swAs, +. AsHaAs,
and r. DAVIS. M
0y- M HsSRY NJ Lewis of Montgomery, Alabama, gen
sra travelling Alabama and Tennessee,
listed by ~ LEwls JAMES Lkwir. and SAMUEL d. Lewis.
% Mr. O. w JAsEs No. Harrison street, Cincnnat Ohio H.
general collecting Texas,
assisted by H. TnoaA WILLIAM II. TBoaAs THos JAass,
Dr. A. L. Clubs, GFoRsE MoRRis, and LKAKs Re
eel o will he + ( ~