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NOTICE.

YTNIIE undersigned takes this method to
l. request all those indebted to him to call
and make settlement by the first of Nav
next, as he finds 1t necessary to close up all
accounts; by so doing they can save a per
ccntage. All accounts not settled BY that
time will be placed in the hands of proper
officer for collection.
JOHN MATTHEWS.
Elkton April 9Th, 1856,
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
lNwill he made to the County Commission
ers of Cecil comfy at their first regular
meeting after the 9Th day of May next, tor
the appointment of"EXaminers' to locate
road in the 2nd District, to lead from the
Run near Mrs. Davis, on the Upper Neck
road and to interscct the new road from
Chesapeake City to Elkton, running through
lands Of David ". Taylor, Arson Griffith,
Samuel B. Foard and N7M! Bidd,o.
April Sim.
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C-Some of the farmers of Talbot county,
Md, have commenced their spring ploughing
and the Eastern Star learns that the ground
WAS never in better condition at this season
Of the year.
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ELKTON STOVE HOUSE,

DECEIVED this week large and superior lot
N of Cooking Stoves comprising in part the
most celebrate in use. viz; Girard No l. &, aud
TO- Golden Cook No Z, 4, Q AMI 10; Globe Air
tight Cook no I. s and 9; Cooks Favorite No 8
I and 8; Complete Cook No 6. and s; Republic
No,5,,S and 8;,ewarrantel to give sati. faction -
Persons in want 81 Sooking stoves will do well BY
giving us a H. STAPLES 4 CANIWELL.
n. b. per cent off for cash. apr 5
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I Port DCpusit Affairs.

NEW BUILDINGS &C.,-Our thriving sister
village on the Susquchanna seems not dispo.
scd to he behind Elkton in the matter of
building new houses. There are to be great
improve mcntS made in that town the present
season. Mr. T. j. Rincha,t will build scvc
raj brick tenant houses: Mr.. VIM Mccullough
fine frame dwelling; Mr.. Daniel Vanncman
is just completing beautiful residence; Mr.
John Lyon has just finished good dwelling
house: Mr. }. Caisan has finished fine house
and intends erecting handsome drug store
for Mr.. Nathaniel Carson: Mr. B. Vandi;cr is
about to crect new dwelling: Mr.. j. Gordon
NcSblu intends to erect Il fine frame house:
Mr.. John Moore is building fine country
seat out on the hill.
Wiley, Rowland & Co.. who have their
large Sash factory now in operation, will
build this summer on Main street. large and
handsome granite building, with cut stone
front and heavy cut stone lintcls; it is to be
30 10y IS feet, three stories high. and VIXEN
completed it will be one of the best buildings
in the county.
a Railroad Depot is to be built on the site
of llcckart's steam saw mill, which is now
being removed to make room for it. The
railroad is to be extended up the river tn,
whole length Of the town, between it and the
river.
Mr.. Edwin Wilmer Is whariing out eXtcn.
sivcly into the river, thereby making build
ing lots and a passage for the Railroad. Mr.
E. Reynolds preparing lots for several new
houses. In Port Deposit they have to max,
their ground, i'll many Instances, before they
build.
Mcssrs Nickle 4 West intend to erect a
large steam mill and work shop, for manu-
featuring Agricultural Implements. bust.
ness which cannot but prove TO be highly lu
crative in that location.
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foreign Nous.
Four Days Later from Europe.

The steamer Atlantic arrived at New York
on Wednesday with dates to the 10Th ult.
No news has been received of the missing
steamer Pacific.
FRANCE.
The Empress Eugcnic has given birth to n
Prince, who, as well rs his mother is doing
well. The event created the utmost cnlhuSi.
assn IN Paris, and the rejoicing was universal
salute Clone hundred guns announced the
fact to the people. The public buildings and
many private establishments were splrn,lidly
illuminated In the Palace of the Tuilcrics
the ceremonlals directed in anticipation Of
inc event were strictly carried ont. the
Prince is TO have the title of king of Algicrs
On the 18th by order OF the Emperor grptui-
tous representation were given at 2 o clock
at the expense Of the Civil List. in all
III" theatres Of Paris. in honor of the birth Of
the birth Of the Imperial Prince.
The Municipal Council Of Paris, on hear
ing of the imperial birth. Immediately voted
the sum Of two hundred thousand francs for
the poor, of which 100, 200 francs will be en-.
ployed in rd,crning bedding pledged m the
Mont de Pete and the other loo, 1000 in pay
Ing the nurses Of poor mothers in arrears.
THE PEACE CONFERENCE
Peace is considered as virtually concluded
The arrival at Paris of The Pr,ssian Pl,nipo.
tertiary is only waited for to sign the Pro-
tocol.
There is nothing of interest in relation to
American affairs.
DENMARK.
Copenhagen. March 18th. M. Schcclc
has made tlctrlinwing communication to til"
Council Of the Kingdoms:
The government Of the United Safes has
proposed TO extend, by two months. the
the treaty now existing relative to the Sound
Dues which would otherwise expire on the
Ind Of April. The government Of the king
las consented to this prol0ngaton
ENGLAND
The parliament has adjourned, Mr.. Dallas
lad arrived III London. MIR Buchanan had
'afcn formal Leave Of the Queen. Loud Pal
ncrs'on accompanied him. and in lnis ac,
i'll England papers see an indication that the
Premier d,sircs to stand well with the u.
States.
The King of Belgium has arrived in London
to attend the confirmation of his god-daught-
~i. the Princess Royal Of England.
The young Prince ofPruSsia is about to re-
visit England to BE- Lctrothed to the Princess
Royal.
a dcpu,aion of the friends Of Poland had
waited on Lord Palmcston, begging him to
give Instructions TO the British Plcnipotcnti
AIRY at Paris to insist on the restoration of
Poland. The Premier replied that the sub
Jject should have the consideration Of Govern.
mcnt.
BREADsrrFFs Moderate business has been
done in Wheat. Flour had been in consi,l-
cradle demand. but had again rccc,lcd. TIL.
market was quiet.
Corn was much pressed for sale. The quo
alions Of ali cereals were normally UNI
changed.
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JurE FOR PAPER. -Jute is an Indian grass
extensively imported. especially into Liver
pool for the purpose of being made into a bag
ging for cotton. 1t is manufactured from the
raw material into bagglng, which is sent to
America returns to England covering the cot
ton; and is finally sold to the paper maker.
1t is proposed to convert jute into paper from
its original state.
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Mr.. EVERETT AND Mr.. WINTnROP.-The
American Organ announces that Edward
Everett Robert q. Winthrop, with other dis
tinguishtd Wings whose names it gives, "are
content with Fillmore and Donclson." and
Twill take the field under the American ban
uer"
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AMERICAN VICTORY IN RICHMOND, Va
At the municipal election held in Richmond
on Wednesday, the Americans elc ctcd their
entire ticket by an average vote of more than
two to one oyer their opponents. The Sag
NIGHTS Of that good old city were routed horse
foot and dragons, not c'cn saving a single
man in their disastrous rout.
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RHODE ISLAND ELECTION PROVIDENCE.
April 3.--Thc latest returns from the election
held in this State yesterday. show the cl,c-
ton Of lIoprin, for Governor: Bartlett, Scc'y
Of State, and Hart for Attorney General. all
anti administratoniss. by nearly 5000 ma
iority. There is no choice for Lieut.. Gov
crnor and Treasurer The opposition have
also n clear majority in both branches of the
Assembly.
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PUMPS! pJ MPs!!

TTNIIE suhsc RIDERS having secured the right Of
L Maulc Brother for the sale of Bankers
DorBLE Acting FoECE AND LIFT PrMP arc now
prepared to execute promptly in thorough
workmanikc manner allsoi,lers for said Pump.
April ) STABLES 4 CANIWEIl.
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DTA riot occurred at Dover, on Sunday
afternoon last, bctM cen twelve or fifteen Irish.
men and three or four bricklayers. John
Brunt was seriously injured, and several
others hurt. Several were arrested. Rum
was the cause.
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rI"Hon. Isaac Davis died at his residence
in Smyrna, Del, on Sunday last at the adj
vanc,d age Of 81 years. He was man of
the highest character and had held many
responsible stations in that state.
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DORTABLE RANGE. for Summer use This
/ range will be found admirably adapted in
every respect. The range will operate in any shed
or in the open air. and for all who wish to cook
COMFORTABLY in Summer. it is indisprr sable. In
store and for sale by STAPLES 4 CANIWELL.
April 5.
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BALTIMORE County PUBLIC BuILDISG--
The Towsontown Advocate states that the
work on The county building will be prosccu-
ted with yiaor as soon as the weather will
permit. The bill to allow the county COM
miss'oncrs to issue the proposed stock was
not passed by tie legislature.
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FIRE.-The bakery of Mr.. Philip sauter in
Port Deposit. caught fire on Sunday last and
was damaged to the amount of about 500;
fully insured in the Mutual Insurance Com
pany of Cecil County.
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". WILEY. n. W. NowLANp. f. J. RlxImAnr,
SASH and planning MILL,
PORT DEPOSIT.
CCCil County, N1Srylaud-

WE, the undersigned, have rebuilt onr
w Factory and are now in full operation
Our building is fire proof and our machinery
of the latest improved Patterns.
Owing to omr advantages in improved
machinery, the situation of our Factory be-
ing ~ one OF the largest lumber markets in
the United States, and our arrangement, for
purchasing lumber and materials from first
hands, We think we can ohrr Inducements
possessed by no other Factory.
We earnestly solicit the attention and
extend an invitation to all Builders, Car
pcntcrs, &C., to give MS call, and examine
our work and prices before purchasing else
where.
We manufacture to order and keep on
hand
Frames Of All Kinds and Sizes.
such as Door, Window. Sidtlighs, Nc.
DOORS, WASI!BOARDS.
SASH, ARCHITRAEES,
SHUTTERS, INSIDE BLINDS.
MANTLES, WOOD MOULDINGS,
BLINDS. &c, &C., &c.
or the Patterns now in Use. Bracket and
all kinds of SCROLL S.4HING ami TURN
ING TO ORDER
Our work is OF the very best material, we'll
seasoned; as we make no second class work.
We have for sale DRESSED SEASONED
FLOORING of all kinds, such as yellow
Zine. Norway, White Fine and IIemluck
WEATHER BOARDING faced jointcd and
rabbited.
We have on hand and for sale II la rso
stock of
HARDWARE FOR HOUSES,
Carpenters Tools Lead Paints. Oh, Window
Glass. of all kinds, purchased from the man
nfactnrers, and sol! at city prices.
We furnish Sash painted and glazed in the
best style and at moderate prices. Work
primed if ordered.
WILEY, NOWLAND 4 co.
April 5, 1S56-if
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1f(arric0.

by Kew. Robert l.. Goldsbornugh. on the
3rd inst, Mr.. ilENRY G.. Cochran and Miss
RACHEL, daughter Of HE late Mr.. Andrew
Crow, OF Bohemia Manor. =
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HARDWARE FOR UOTSES
FREDrs ALDRIDGE. SAMCEL Is. GKASr.
NEW SPRING GOODS,

A LDRIDGE \ GRANT have just received
Hand opened ii large and splendid assort-
ment Of New Spring Goods, to which they
call the attention of the Ladies', and the,
public generally, particularly to their stoci.
of Black and Fancy Silks, Wool. Muslin and
Bcrcgc Deaiues, Alpacca, Prints OF every
style. Silk Velvet and Fancy Trimmings,
Ribbons, Collars, Underslcavcs, Edgincs.
Camhrlc, Linen lIandkerciris. cashmer,,
Shawls, Hosiery ofcvcry kind, Gloves and
Mitts. Linen Bobbin, Kid Gloves,
CASSl MERES,
CLOTHS,
TWEEDS,
Carpets and carpet chain, Kentucky Jeans.
cottonades, Ginglams, Stripe SEiring, ii IL
lngs, Eesting, checks, Irish Linens, Stocks.
Gents Silk llandkerchefs, Gents Coats.
Vests and Pants. Brown and Bleached Mus,
tins, Children S Shoes of all kinds, La,li,.,
Caters, Mems Boots and Shoes, Gents fin,
mole skin and Wool Hats.
Aldridge Grant will be thankful for in
creased patronage and respectfully solicit
the Public to call and examine their Stock
OF Goods before purchasing elsewhere, at
their new store, nearly opposite Mr.. James
DEM! s. April 5.
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SGDrsinr EagEe-reOtypps,

OR PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS, taken in any
style OF siZs IT, suit the sitter. A so Photo
graphs painted in oil or water cVlors rut up
in beautiful style and ut low rates.
- pictures taken in ali kinds Of weather.
Portraits, Dagnerrcutyrcs, miniatures and
Crayous C"pi,A.
y. Is. Hrcrs ranging from - cents to
SIC. SILICON, between Ike { oNrt IL use and
Jail. Elkton. NJ. i. W. v HELLER.
Jan ly-tf
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STATE OF THE RIVER. The ice is out Of
the river as far up as Port Deposit, vessels
are coming up and considerable lumber has
already been shipped.
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DThe New York Bible Society is mcdi-
tahne the plan Of Publishing, the Bible in
newspaper form, for more general circulation.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-04-05

u The Legislature Of Alabama has passed
a law prohibiting gambling on steamboats,,
undo, heavy p.naity.
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M OI.cy Needed.

wv ANTED 500 for a gentleman of this
w county, for which real estate security
will he given. The real estate is about two
miles from town. Apply immediately to
April .. J. b. ROWAN.
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New Advertisements:
VAI.U ABLE
MILL PROPERTY
I'OR SAIIE.


TTIAT valuable property 81 f"a'rd IN Cecil
i county, Md, ON the Susqnch anna river,
about one mile north Of PerrEv lille, ON the
Baltimore and Philadelphia Railroad, and
nearly opposite H.lvrc- dcG race, known rs
the PERRY MILLS.
The improvements are new THREE
STORY MERCHANT MILL. with THkEE
RUN OF BURRS, Il subsia niiaily construct
ed Water " heel of 20 feet diameter, with
all n, cessary fixtures and improved machine
ry. Tor the manufacturing of first quality
Of -four and now in full operation. An cN-
ten>ive SAW MILL. driven by an oyer-shot
wheel of 80 feet diameter and using the water
independent Of the Touring mill.
There are also TWO STORE E3
HOUSES IN the property. The E9:Srrx
head and fall of the stream at Whit
command is about 40 feet aud u&As&A
can be used directly on the
margin Of the river, where a second mill
could be erected to make at least 300 barrels
of -four per day, without interfering with
the work of the pre- sent mills. as the flow IF
the stream will afford sntfic lent water to
create y power equal to that extent.
There are about Forty Acres Of Land at
tackled 10 the property.
The Port Deposit Branch Railroad con-
meeting with the Philadelphia and Baltimore
Railroad al Pcrryvil;c will he compile ted this
spring and passes IN front OF the hi1l; -
switch and sideling will be bull: for the
especial,lsc Of the property, thus aHording
IA choice with rapid transit by water, rail-
road. or canal, to either the Baltimore or
Philide phia markets during the whole year,
at Il very small cost.
a large supply Of grain can at all times be-
obtained al the mills from the fertile conn
ties of Cecil, TIarf,rd and Lancast err and
from the Tide Water Canal. the outlet of
which is Immediately opposite the mill,
while the well known lumber trade Of the
Susqnclianna affords abundant mat rrial Tor
an extensive business at the saw mill.
a large portion OF the purchase money can
remain on ground rent.
For further particulars and terms of sale,
which will be liberal application to be made
to =. MALCOM 4 CO.,
April o-3w. Baltimore.
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U The Easton (Nld.) Star. announces the
death Of Col John Stevens, If that country
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THE STONE BrsINEsS.-McClcnalan, Son
4 Co., who now have all the best quarries in
The place, are doing large business. They
have taken a number Of heavy contracts
winch will keep them busy during most Of
the year.
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Confectionery
ME OR ca N

Away k.rt IN SAIGON
lom' forget the place, Elkton Restaurant OF
N. Il street in The !Ikton AIcnde. next door to
tn OH . Of rc.l Wing. and a'so next door to J
Il. ASH ~" store ENOCil CROUCH
An. il ii.-f
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a The act to protect game, petition
4H3sji cd for by some Of the citizens of
sa'A'>AA this county failed to become law
owing, rs in the case of many other bills, to
want of time. We believe it was proposed
thereby to prevent the killing of game be-
tween the first Of January and the lst Of Oc-
tober in each year. with some exception, pro-
badly, in regard to ducks. Some such law
would lie proper to prevent the reckless des-
truction of binds, at improper seasons by
idcrs and vagabonds who slaughter them,
even on their nests, to crafty their destruc.
tive propcnstics
The reports Of guns about the marshes
lately, comes from the pursuit of the snipc--
the common grey snipe-now on its way
north. Gnnners say they have no chance at
them here, except on their transit to and
from the northern localities whittier they re-
pair to breed and spend the summer.
Dogs are animals of mark. They
N cut quite figure in our social !. sys'
TEN and domestic economy. Unless
our Elkton dogs are worse than their kindred
elsewhere the whole tribe are Of rather doubt
full usefulness. At any rate there are some
faults Of the race which seem bar to many
of their good qualities. They howl around
the streets making almost as much disturb
ance as some of our young drunkards-they
rob your hens nests and seal your herrinGs-
they intrlde into your kitchens and scratch
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IN TOWN AGAIN.

'a' Is Subscriber /, spectiullv informs the
u !.Iii.s nnl Gentlemen OF this locality
th7t II Is liS purpose To remain bul a few
" ! hoping they will embrace the orel-
tnAity ofobtainins enc Of his
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up your yards and gan!ens-thcy Brighten
your children. and make fuss generally.
But for all this 'diviltry" they have now to
pay the piper" Read the Dog Law on the
first page-that settles, poll tax on the gen
try-a tax that will pay all for the sheep
they can destroy.
Last year there were 5S3 dogs assessed
in the county ont Of which numb,r SAG were
taxable under the old law. We explored up
one day fer our II alrrS that making rca-
sonahle allowance for insolvoncics and taking
nut tn" expenses. there would be SI45 Of
last years dog tax left 10 pay Cor the d,struc-
ton of sheep. Allowing the assessment of
this year TO be about the same as last wear
the new law will yield about 81 800 making
fair allowance for insolvcncieS and the cx-
penscs. 500 is saved by the less rate allowed
for making the assessments.
~ Neither the dangers to the country from
VIZ. the Know Nothings, the threatened war
with England. the bnckwardncss of tie Spring
nor the declining price of brcadstnfis, prevent
our people fom enjoying thcmselvcs-aud
whose business is it how they enjoy them
selves. Some get drunk and shout around
the street: is that any of your business! some
lie on the south side of the house in the sun,
with their dog: is that any of your business!
some drive around in buggy Wagons and
whose business is it! and some have gotten
up dancing school, where the sound of
music and the beat of merry feet keep time to
the flying hours, and Will you dare to object!
There are grave questions connected with
this dancing and this tloing as you please and
asking whose business, which it would b>
wcll to consider
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FOR SALE.
OR 10000 Usage Orange
cJ,V\pO Plants for sale al reasonable
prices. Apply to JNO. l.. CLAYTON,
Mar 29-3t'. Maryland Pivot Bridge.
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fl, ssnt Steel f'r2sr;.s iugs

~ w ol RI al Nyr,. low prices. Nv WM II
: ~ %"|E, 50 C->GKE SrrrEr, Nlw YORK.
l"f a1nsJ
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Few Lot Of Groceries,

NEW Orleans Molasscs, Sugar, Coffee
~ Hands, Shoulders, Sides and Lard. for
sale by ALDRIDGE & GRANT.
April 5.
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RE,MON Al

NCALES.-ien and Coun ter Scales in store m d
~ Tor sale by STABLES d CASrwELL
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Il 3 CALL "nd look Mt those beautiful sets of
- To;lot-w. re. for sale by
apr ,. STArLEs 4 CAxrwELL
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-22

Carriages, Harness, Whips, &c.
TNHE Subscribers assortment Of Carria-
i yes. Harness, whips, &c. is n"w COM
plete, and h. invites on examination ol
his stock before purchasing in New Or
leans, as he guarantees his prices as low as
As any in the South.
Mareroom corner Of Third and Florida
Streets. Manufacturing and repairing in
superior style at the old established stand
corner Of Main and Church Streets.
TUNNARD l. HEDENBURG.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-22

Steam Pressed Brick.
EOR the convenience Of the citizens Of
i Baton Rouge, IN ofsice has beer. OPEN
ed At JosnuA BEAL's SroRx, opposite the
Harney House, where orders may be left
for immediate transmission t. the SrxAx
BafcK and LuxsER MtLLs, of the subseri.
Der, and will Be filled with quick despatch
~ il given At the Office on tie yard. Those
wishing 6rm and durable article, are a.
licited . test The quality Of the SrIAx
PexssED. tY7Brick delivered 10 town md
vicinity in any quantities, at lowest market
rates. lang96-tO ]. H. SCHENCK.