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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-13

GAN. leaves over e nd
of West Falls Avenue, every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday evening, at 6 O'Clock
Returning, leaves Port Deposit every Non.
day, Wednesday and Friday at O'CLOCK, and
iavre de Grace at ) O'Clock. p. NJ.
The Steamboat LANCASTER, Capt. ].
w. ToALlNsoN, leaves same place every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday evening al
s O'Clock. Returning, leaves Port Deposit
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
evening at ) clock, and IIavrs de Grace al
O'Clock p. NJ.
UyPassags so cents.
U-Freights received daily at Baltimore
until o'clock and at Port Deposit until "a
o'clock carried at low rates, and carefully
attended to.
DJ-Duplcatc receipts for Freights will be
required in all cases.
The Agent at Ilavre dc Grace will attend
to forwarding any mcr chandise consigned to
him. for any point on tho Pennsylvania ga.
nails, or will re-ship frcehts intended for
Baltimore, Philadelphia, or elsewherc.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, BALTIC.
Il. ALIEN TAYLOR, Agt., II. de Grace.
JACOB TOME, Port Deposit.
uSS-The Steamboat .sJ UNIATA," Captain
Tomlinson, being in complete orders can be
chartered at any time.
n. B.--Grain purchased at the highest
market price at the Warehouse OF j. Tome.
Port Deposit; who also keep, for sale.
Euano, Plaster, Fish and Salt.
March 30, lS56-if,
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SALE OF SHohTlIoRNs. The Lexington
Observer has an account of sales of Durham
cattle belonging to the estate Of the late Ben.
.jamin Warfcld, of Fayctte, Ky. The herd
was among the finest in the State, and the
sale largely attended.
Fourteen cows brought $3,265-avcrage
price 1898 81. The highest price paid was
S;455, by DR.. II. j. Brcckinridsc, for Lady
Fairy, imported in 1850 by the Northern,
Kentucky Importing Co., aud sold by them
for 81 100 Ten helcrs brought - ,s55 so
average S2S5.50. Highest price paid S6O5,
for Lady Fairy ID, Is months old. Seven
bulls brought $l.6l9-avcrage price 500.
The highest price was 5000, for imported
Chiffon. He cost in 1858 S3.006.
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NOTICE..

In the Circuit Court for Cecil county,
In Chancery, November 9th, 1866.
ORDERED, That the sales made and re-
~ ported by Henry S. Sites and James
I. Mccullough, trustees for the sale of the
Real Estate of Samuel Akin and James
Akin, deceased. be ratified and confirmed j,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on Or before the thirty first day Of January,
next; provided copy of this order be inser IT.
ed IN some newspaper printed in Cecil coun-
ty, once week for one month before the
thirtieth day Of December next
The report states the amount of sales to
be s., S67.33. Hi. MITCHELL,
True copy; test, Clerk.
II. II. MITCHELL,
november ~, lS56-lm Clerk.
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THE BATTLE FIELD IN MARYLANp.-We
took occasion last week, says the Towson-
town Register. to take general review of the
battlefield in Maryland, and to point out its
results and consequences to the American
party. As the smoke Of battle rolled away
it was seen that our victory was complete,
crushing and overwhelming.
We now propose to look after the killed,
wounded and missing. And in doing so, We
will look first to the effects of our fire on the
battalion Of San Patrchis." it being COM
posed here az it was in Mexico, entirely of
of the enemy. The right and left divisions
Pratt and pearcc. Pratt being supported on
the right or western division by Col. Merlick
and Lieut.. Col. Revcrdy johnson, and CAP
tainS Gather, Bowie, Walsh, The Dorseys,
Gatchel and other cadets who graduated in
the celc brated court house clique in Baltimore.
Pearcc led the left or eastern division sup
ported by Crisiield, jones, Hambleton Colds
borough and others, in the capacity of corpo-
rails. camp followers, &c, &c.
Pratt last year mounted his lame horse
Fusion and made desperate charge at the
American ranks in Anne Arundel, but losing
his balance he became IMMERSED, infused and
was unscated from his comfortable quarters
in the Senate. In the late fight he was com
plecly routed and put to flight by the A,ncri-
can lcgionS Of Anne Arundel. Calvert, How
ard and Montgomery. lie is now missing,
supposed killed.
Pearcc $ division in the west was also put
hors dp comLat by the gallant Americans OF
Kent, Queen AIMS, Cecil, Dorchester and
Somerset, and as he. gallant man. sought to
he on the strongest side he is now MORALLY
wounded. The following officers whose
names were paradcd previous to the battle as
officers Of great prowcss snd skill have met
with the following casualties. viz:
Hon. I. +. Bowie, Of Prince Georges coun.
" severely wounded.
Rcvcrdy johnson, S. 7. Willis, Il. Yates
Walsh, r. NJ. Magraw, Of Baltimore city
killed.
W. l.. Gather, Of Montgomery. do.
Samuel Ilamblclon, of Talbot, severely
wounded.
Jones and Crisncll. Of Somerset, killed.
j. Il. b. a. W. ii. Dorsey, of Howard, do.
Evans Earle and Creswcll, of Cecil Sc.
vcrtly wounded.
Besides the above many other officers Of
supposed distinction have been severely
wounded: and Of the rank and file it is i'm
possible to give names, as they were consider
ably obli!eratcd on the fresh naturalization
papers found flying from their hats in their
hastv retreat.
OF the regular army in Baltimore county,
the old camp suffer, Ben B hderdash, lost his
boots, and was damaged in the rear by a
painful wound.
l.. X. Bowen and the Hon. Jas NJ. Bucb-
anan mortoby wounded
1t may be proper to mention that Mr..
Evans did not support Mr.. Buchanan, as
seems to havo been tho impression Of our
contemporary. lie did not vote at the late
election.
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1)ulitira!.

REVIEW OF ThE BATTI.H FIELD ~ MARY
LAND Now that The holly contested fight
or the Presidency is over, we think it vel tC
take general review Of the field in Maryland
to see what the results Of the victory portcnt
10 the future of the American party; we say
the riciory in Maryland, FOR il is conceded al
hoine and abroad that Maryland is the oniI
State that vottd for the only National C0ndi
dGie. Our sister States unfortunately Tough:
fol a Northern OF Southern triumph.
In Maryland we have increased our Staff
majority over last year 5.64S votes. We
have carried five ont of the six congressional
districts, viz: LIST, ID, Sd, 4th and 9th
being Il gain Of one over the last compression.
al election.
We have carried fifteen out of the twenty
one counties Of the State, being gain Of one
county Montgomery.
We have now eight members Of the State
Senate holding over, and have carried seven
out of the eleven counties that elect State
Senator's next fall allowing each county to
vote as it did recently. and we think this is a
fair test, it will give us fifteen out Of the
twenty-five Of " lich that body is composed
hing majority Of eight Senators.
We have carried fifteen counties and the
city Of Baltimore, which will elect iifty-scven
members Of the House Of Delegates out ofthc
n majority Of forty mcmhcrs-an increase Of
six members over the present House.
We have carried Baltimore county by $40
majority, Notwithstanding the Hon. James
NJ Buchanan said it could and should be ''re-
deemed to the Democracy Gland IN the
face of the mighty Efforts he and his colabor-
4 4 L.,
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STEAMBOAT NOTICE.

TIE Steamboats, PORT
a Ns zDEPOSIT and GIPSEY
Co. run regularly between
rAs7S's Port Deposit and lIavre
de Grace connecting with the cars for the
cities.
Leave Port Deposit at Q o'clock A. NJ,
and O'Clock p. NJ.
Leave Havre de Grace at ll.5O O'Clock
a. NJ. and 81 O'Clock p. n.
yBell's Ferry also regularly attended
to. Nov. %, le56-tf.
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nj-Aftcr ON local column was closed the
We hope the project may Succ, ed, and shall
have more to say in relation to it hereafter:
Very CoMMENpABLE.--A number of the
young men of Elk,on, on the evening of the
i lth inst, assembled at thu store Of Mr..
Henry Ercck. in this town, and organized an
Association ''7hc Lafayette Library Ctmb. :"
the object being their advancement in know
ledge it will no doubt be productive Of much
good. Steps have been taken TO procure a
suitable room, in which to hold their meet
ings, and with which their Library is to be
connected. Success attend them. y.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-13
FARM AT PRIVATE SALE,

T'IIE subscribers Offer for sale their farm
Il situated in Cecil county, Md, 5 miles
north of Elkton, containing 900 ACRES.
more or less; well watered and fenced, and
in high state of cultivation. 4u
The improvements are Il Frame NaA e
Mansion House, large double EIN!IiR
decker barn, and frame tenant ss& !as:sAs
house. DN
U-Persons DESTROYS of purchasing will be
shown the property by calling on F. G..
Parke, at Elk lion Works.
II the above farm is not sold before the
25th January, next, it will then DO for
rent. PARKE K BROS.
November 20, lS56-tf.
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A MAMMOTH AppLE.-Mr. Denny, of Bos-
ton received by the last steamer from Cali
fonia. an apple from Corvallis, Oregon Ter
rtory, which it is claimed is the largest apple
in the world. 1t measured lSA inches round
each way, and weighed pounds 81 ounces
Tie apple, when unpacked was found to be
considerably decayed and much discolorcd
1t was raised on tree which was set out in
1851, which was then two years old. This
year the tree bore fifty apples, twelve of which
weighed each 2 pounds, avoirdupois. The
name Of the apple is not given. 1t would be
good one to bet with on elections.
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NorvI WAY or C,p,sG DRrrK.ap.

NOVEL WAY OF Curing A DRrsKAap.-
There ia an ancc,lote of a gentleman whose
lavorile coathman was once found inaensl-
Bile from the elects Of drink, circumstance
to the possibility Of which the master had
long been looking. He had arranged his
plans and prepared for the emergency. Jehu
was astonshed, upon waking the next thorn
ing, to find his head shaved, and his neck
iminovablc with blis,ers. He was informed
by his benevolent employer that hc had been
discovered sick dangerously sick--and that
the most active treatment had necessarily
been resorted to, to save his life. lie did not
colhe second time under such treatment,
prcle"ring preventive policy to mode of
cure 50 harsh.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gi,cf,, that application
will be made to the County Commissioners of
Cecil county, at their, next meeting nfter the
5th day Of January, 1857, to have the legal
steps taken to adopt as a County Road, the
road now open along the margin of the Oc-
toraro, from where the Port Deposit Road
leaves said stream, to the Snsquehanna River
at the mouth Of the Octoraro.
Dec. 9Th, tSB6-5w.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-13

READING AND WnrTlNG.-Thc Richmond
Enquirer contends that common schools do
not advance education, that the most thew
teach is reading and writing, and that read
Ing and writing are 'prohably the rors,
means CT acquiring knowledge and wisdom p
The time employed in their acquisition, it
asserts to be so much precious time lost for
1t prevents, in the most impossible period of
life. the enlargement Of the mind from obser-
walton and experience. The Enquirer is the
leading Democratic" journal of the South.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-13

INTELLIGENT JrRYAmN.-An inquest has
Just been Erld upon the body of Dennis Dom
ovan. native of Ireland, found dead in the
Charity Hospital. 1t appears that the I'M
fortunate individual had been run over. and
had died from the injuries received. The jury
rendered verdict of death by an mknomn
cart" This is about on par withthe verdict
rendered by jury not many years ago. a
man had been crushed to death in mill. The
jury added to their verdict. "no blame can be
attached to the machinery"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-13
NATE ANlEL h. CARSON,
Pharmaceutist and Druggist,

HAS opened NEW DRUG STORE at
Ill Rock Run, Port Deposit. Nd, and
would respectfully call the attention of his
friends and the public to his large assort-
ment Of DRrGs, CHEMICALS AND PATENT
MEDICINES, PERrrMERY, FANCY ARTICLES,
HAZE, TOorH AND SHAVING BRUsnEs.
~Physicians' Prescriptions carefully
compounded, and country orders promptly
attended to. tOct 4th, lS56-3m.
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NJ, for Winners Point, touching at Port
Herman and Fords on the Elk and Turner s
creek, Casseday's, Fishers, Georgetown and
Frcdercktown, on the Sassairas.
Returning, will leave Winners Point at Q
A. NJ. Thursdays, Frcdericktown at PIP. M.
For Port Deposit and llavre dc Grace,
Saturdays at p. N. Returning, leave Port
Deposit at 3 P. NJ. Mondays, touching at
Ford's and Port Herman going and returning.
rs'-For Freight and Passage, having good
accommodations, apply to Capt. WIN. WILL
SON, on board the boat.
Sept n, lS6G-tf
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HARRISON'S HAIR REsToRER is u new
Il article. 1t will if used according to dirsc.
tons, restore luxurnnt growth of hair to tbs
bald head vitality and hoalth to the diseased skis
and vigor Of growth TO remaining hair 1t sixea
to the roots of the hair new energy. and esctunly
prevents the hair from falling. 1t cleanses Of
dandruf and prevents excessive. assimilation
the adult, and secures a healthful growth To the
hair Of the youth For sale OF tho Dry Goods
Store Of 4 BROWN JK.
Elktop Nov IS
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REAH FRAZIER, Eso.-The Philadelphia
Sun states that the illness of this wcl-known
lawyer of Lancaster, Pa, by over excitement
in financial and political affairs. has resulted
in arrangement so that he is now an inmate
of the Asylum in Philadelphia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-13

CoMPLETED.-T "Circumbendibus rail-
road constructing upon the Ohio side of the
Ohio river between Wheeling and pittshurg
is finished above Wheeling. The road is
said to be doing profitable business and
when connection is made with the Balti-
more and Ohio company, expect to TO still
better.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-13

FIRE.-The saw mill at Urievile, Kent
county, belonging to Edmund Townsend,
Esq, was destroyed by fire few days since
there was nothing saved in the mill but the
water wheel. The fire was discovered about
4 O'Clock, A. NJ, and no doubt the work of
an incendiary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-13

SUSPENSION OF NAvHATloN.-Thc Cum
berland Telegraph says the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal is now closed up with ice, and
navigation is necessarily suspended. A large
number Of boats are frozen up along the line
Of the canal, owing to the sudden change OF
Che weather.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-13

GAME LAWS "A young farmer in Dew on
shire, England, was recently sentenced to
cne months imprisonment at hard labor for
attempting to catch hare, ON land rented by
his farther
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-12-13

OH FROM CoAt.-A company of gentlemen
from Marysville, Ky. are erecting a factory
on the Camel coal farm of Col. A. Stockton.
in Fayette county. Virginia, to produce oil
from coal, Recent experiments show that
one ton of Camel coal will produce 40 gallons
of oil at the cost of 10 cents per gallon Be-
sides the oil, the coal yields, valuable wax,
from which candles are made.
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"vVOOsf AYMPIl."

The Busis of he Three rcat American Statesrher,
cray, WEBSTER IND CALHOUN,
Also the exquisite Ideal Bust. '.SPRING. )" AP0h-
10 and DIANA. in marble life sisv Together
with the following Groups and Statues In Carra,A
Marble-9f the Struggle for the Hearty ciius and
Apple-fsyche-Mag lalen-Child Of the Sea
lnnoconce-Captiyo Bird. and Little Truant; with
numerous works in Bronze: and collection OF
| several hundred FINE OIL PAINTINGS, BY
| leading Artists.
The whole Of which are to DO distributed or
allotted among the subscribers whose names arc
received pretit'ts to tht TWEsrY-EIeHrm or JAN.
uARY, o. when tho distribution will tuke placs
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Livery subscii;
Der OF THREE DOLLARS is entitled to copy of the
splendid steel Engraving, SATURDAY. NIGur," or
copy OF any Of the following So Md zaIines one
year; also copy of the Art Journal one year and
rn Ticket in tho Annual Distribution of Works Of
Art Thus, for every sS paid, person not only
gets beautiful Engraving or Magazine one year,
but also receives the Art Joutnal one year. and
TICKET in the Annual Distribution, making four
dollars worth Of reading matter besides the ticket,
by which valuable painting or place Of itntua!y
may be received in ald'titu.
Those who ptefer Magazines I'd the Engraving
Saturday Night can have either of the fol lowing
ono year: Harpers' Magazine. Godcy's f.ady.'
Book, United States Magazine Knickerbocker
Magazine. Graham's Magazine, Blackwood MaKa-
zine, Southern Literary Messenger.
No person is restricted to single share. Those
taking hve mem bersh,ps, rcmitting SIS, are en-
titled 10 six Engravings. and to six tickets in the
distribution, Or any five of the Magazines, ono
year. and six tickets.
Persons in remittins funds for membership, will
please register the letter at the Post Office. to bf6:
ten loss; on the receipt Of which. certificate OF
membership, together with the Engraving Mag
azno desired. will be forwarded to any part Of tho
country. For futther particulars, SEQ the Novein
Der Art journal, sent free on app!icatich. =,
GO Fer membership address c., L.. DERBY,
Actuary G. A. A.. Gas Broadway. New York. Of
Western Office. l66 Water street, Sandusky, Ohio.
Nov. Is, lS56--6w
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| hSCessuiS anu DclHS Cols tuSSu
that Bridge was needad, we advertised for
proposals. TO- build the same. Tile cdiit,acl
was awarded to Mr.. John g. Tunison, the
lowest bidder, and the Bridge is now being
! constructed. The Levy for il IS S4Uli, which
! is the contract price.
| The Levy for Bridge over Basin Run, near
| THE Octoraro Greek was made OH the petition
Of numerous citizens Of that part of the
| county, who represented that the creek, al
| the point named, was very rapid And dan
perpus. and that during the last winter the
| iording there was entirely impas.ible for
weeks: that every winter the citizens of that
part OF the county were put to much incol-
! venience from inability to cross it. Under
| the circumstances, and frem these represent
| tatlons, we did not feel justified in refusing
| the prayer of the petitioners, and therefore
ordered the Levy to be made. The work
has been placed in the hands of competent
person, and it is presumed the Levy (S30O. }
will very nearly cover the entire enpcnse.---
A Levy Of $500 has also been made to assist
the citizens Of the town Of North East in
placing culseft or bridge overa run and
miry piece of Road in said town. The tides
making up at this point, frequently render
crossing by vehicles impossible. Former
Leries have been ma.le fiot the same pur.
pose, but being insufficient, have never been
applied.
The Levy for repairs Of Il Bridge at Mat
thews' Mill, in the 9th District, has been
referred to before. Our predecessors ap-
pointed Commissioners to repairss bridge.
which Was very nearly destroyed by ireshcts
last Fall and Winter. 1t only remained for
us to make the necessary provision for the
expense of said re!airs. ...
The Bridge at Watson's Mill, east end of
Elkton, Tor repairs which VIC have levied
n Dppn Or ipa in II
condition, one Of the abutments being ma
tcrla!iy damaged and the tinbers of one span
having rottcd down, leaving the flooring
without adequate support. We have had
this Bridge repaired, and IT is now in safe
travelling condition.
There has also been levied the stun of
$500, for raising two Bridges at Principe
Furnace. The petitioners for this appro-
priation, represented that, during the past
Winter, these Bridges were in imminent dan.
ger of being carried away aud that it would
be the part of wisdom to provide against
such a contingency, by raising them out Of
future danger. This work has been entrust-
ed 10 competent hands, and will not cost, it
is though, more than has been levied.
The only remaining Bridge, not before al
luScd to, is tina. at Perch Greek, on the
Elkton and Chesapeake City Road. A new
and substantial Bridge has been built here
at an expense not greatly exceeding the
Levy (S75.)
The entire Levy for Bridges, it will be
seen by the Statement published, is $500.
The only remaining item Of the Levy, that
VIII claim our attention as unusual, is the
appropriation for building Kitchen to the
Jail $500. This is an Improvement
that has long been needed, and the want of
which has been serious Inconvenience to
4 tDrnrr 10 Of h, bui1 rbo
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS
AT CRY PRICES.

AT CITY PRICES.
TNHE undersigned has just received at his
l. store in Little Elk, large stock at
Liquors, Groceries. &c which he is now
offering to the public at city prices, wholS-
sale or retail. His stock embraces
WINES. So
BRANDIEa.
GIN,
RYE WHTSKEr. ....
ANB CoMMoN.
!. Also, a large stock of Groceries, shch, Al
Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Cheese, Crackers, No
lssses, &c.
Also, Bacon and Lard. chpjee family
Hams, Shoulders, &c. Candles. Soap,
Queensware, Glassware, and every article
usually kept in a retail store.
lC-A large assortment of Cigars and
Tobacco, all Of which will be sold low.
G"Country Produce taken in exchange
for goods, at the highest market rates.
JOHN S. ROSSELL.
June lith, 1856.
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PlOWs and PloW Castings.

THE subscribers manufacture to ofdet and
L have for sale at all tiiifes>A
all the various kinds Of \EfS-q
PLOWS in use, at their sSEsSssstzE,,
EnundrY and ShOns in thu
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
CECIL COUNTY, SGT. ss a ;sf s S;sa'1''
With, 1856.
ORDERED, That the sale made ana re-
" ported by Letitia B. Jackson, Exccutrix
Of Caleb jackson, deceased, be ratified and
confirmed unless cause to the contrary be
shown on or before the goth day of January,
next, provided copy of this order be in
serted in some newspaper published in Cecil
county, once week for one month before
the Goth day Of December next.
The Report states the amount of sales to
be $547 so. Test,
REUBEN D. LAMAR, Register.
A true copy test,
II. d. LAMAR, Register.
November 20, lS56-lm
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NEW GOODS

NEW NOODS
For the Present Did approaching Season
A. KIDD e. SON
A T THEIR NEW BRICK STORE HOUSE
IA PORT DEPOSIT, MD. have just opened a
fresh and desirable assortment of
Goods for Eabits' 'illfar,
Selected with great care. They nams in part:
Robes in ;.awns, silk shawls,
Brilliantes Thbs. and Stvlla do.
Challics, mbroide cries and Iaces,
FrenoD Chihts, Undersoeves and Collars,
Dress Silks, skirts, Lin. & Con II dksf
Mantil'u do, Dress Trimmings in variety
Alpncas Il DE Boges Bcreges Monsselines.
Ginghams Plaids. Hair. and other Brushes,
Hosiery and Gloves, Port Monnaies. DC. &c.
FULL SUPPLY OF WHITE GOUDS.
Attention is called to their stock of
LADIES' and Masses Caters, Boots and Shoes.
In all the fashionable eoors and styles
FINE CHINA AND GLASS WARE;
White Stone China in Sets and Cut Glass " art
with finer grades Queens ware.
ABSOLUTELY OF CHOICE QUALITY;
Knives and Forks in sets; Spoons, pocket Knives
CARrETIHGs, MATTINGs AKD Or CLOTHS,
They also keep on hand STATIONERY. CHuRcn
ASp HYMN Books. Letter and Noe Paper En-
velopes, &c. Any Book ordered, supplied at Pub
Usher prices.
Family GrOcertes, Provisions,
&C. regularly received, and kept constantly on
hand. in separate store room.
Tho attention Of their friends and tho public
is respectfully called to this advertisement Prices
will be found to compare favorably with lowest
city rates ...-
,TAll kinds Of Country Producs taken in OK
change, at highest market prices -,
A. KIDD 4 SON
Port Deposit, Nav "a, 1855 r,.