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LLhIOS HARCH Itt1. ICU|.
Red Wheat 81 38, White do. 81 4S, Old
Corn 60. New do. Sc, White do. 81. Oats
40. Beans Sl.50, Mercer Potatoes 80, Peru.
Wan Guano. A. No. S62 90. Mexican do.
a. \. S25 90; De Burss Phosphate SAC. 90
Macheral $500; Nails $4.25; Il. A. Salt
81 so. Extra Flour $500.
WILNINGToS MsRKET, Mar. &c. l257.--
We quote to day in Front street. from,
wagons. wheat las Corn 3d.: Oats 40
Flour 81. :25 Cloversced So U0.-iomnoi.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET Mar. 2s.
Flour, Sc % to 6 so. extra brands Sc 50 ia
7.75. Wheat, Sl."3 to | 40 for rcd. So !ur
white. Torn, old 81 cts, NV G5 cts. Oats
very duh ~ cts. Clovcrsecd Sl2 per 81 lbs.
Timothy S3.7j.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET Mar. 90
BEEF CATTLE.-Thcre were $50 head of
beevcs offer ed at the scales day, and $50
sold at prices ranging from 81 50 to Sc per
LOO lbs: gross. equal to S9aS12 net, ay.rag
ing 1926 gross.
lloGs-We quote at SSaso.
SIEEp-Snles to-day at S5.JOasG.50 per
100 lbs. net. ... .1l
PHILApEpma CAryrG MARKET. War. "a
The market opened brisk on Monday: to.
day the demand was very limited and l2j
head Of poor cattle were left over Prices
declined OH poor and common qualities from
80 Ctr. TO 81, per 100: good and prime quail.
ties realized full prices they sold at Il III
and some very extra at III a II.
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THE FRUrr CRop. We believe it is scncr.
ally understood that the fruit crop in our re-
gon of country is safe from serious injury
thus far the present season, not having been
sufficiently advanced by the few days of fine
weather in February to prove accessible to
the nipping winds OF March. The hope is
now confidently entertained that it will cs-
cape, the season of grcatest danger having
passed.
This prospect, we believe, is general, un-
less the exception he found in the extreme
South. where the trees We're actually in bloom
when they had TO encounter the unreasonable
cold of carly and middle March. In Florida,
Louisiana and Texas fears seem 10 be well
founded. In the West the prospect appears
good, and there is, It is stated. good reason
to suppose that rumor that the fruit crop
was entirely destroyed throughout Tennessee
is partially untrue. Recent accounts from,
Memphis and Nashville give hopes of an
average crop in the country surrounding those
cities. In the vicinity of Cincinnati, too, it
is stated that reasonable supply of straw.
berries, peaches and apples may I've expected
Such are the accounts generally in the West
while at the North and East we have heard
Of ITO serious apprehensions. --Bah. Amer.
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}-)ic0.
Lines,

Lines,
Wri'ten on the demise of Mary 4. Bennett.
Thro' lte's fair garden, all alone
l straycd, at early mOrn-.
Midst flowers of fragrance, fully blown,
That bloomed without Il thorn.
And as gaZcd, l saw bud,
Just op'ning out to bloom;
But all there rose distant cloud,
That indicated gloom.
l watched it d! larger still it grew!
1t spread and yelled the sun;
Away the feathcr'd songstcr flew,
The threat'ning storm to shun.
Above my head the lightning flew,
The mutt'ring thunder roared,-
Moro awful yet, the tempest grew,
The rain in torrents poured.
That fragile germ began to droop--
But did not droop, to die;
For from His throne, the Lord did stoop-
The Lord who reigns on high,
And from world of storm aud gloom
Where all things must decay
Transplantcd it in Heaven, to bloom,
Where flowers ne'cr fade away.
Then cease thy grief, thou troubled one,
Her conflicts all are Ger,
The battles fought-the victory's won
She's safe on Canaan's shore.
Bereav'd one, put thy trust in God,
He'll calm thy troubled breast,
He'll give thee grace, to bear the rod,
And take thee home to rest. TOMMY.
Wilmington, DEL, Fec. 1857.
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EXAMINERS, NOTICE,

WE, the undersigned, have been duly
w appointed and commissioned by the
County Commissioners Ut Cecil county, Road
Examiners to examine and determine wheth.
or the convenience Of the Public demands
the vacation ui the road leading from Lewis
Mill to the road running eastward from Prov
idcncs Paper Mills, and the opening of a new
road on the west side OF the Little Elk
Greek, to take the place Of the aforesaid road
so proposed to be vacated; and we hereby
give notice that We will meet at Lewis Mill
ON SATURDAY, the end day Of May, 1867,
and will then and there proceed with the
Gulirs rnjoined on us by the aforesaid com.
mission. DAVID SCOTT,
WILLIAM J. GRANT,
JOHN McCREARY,
March "s, 1851 TIN Examiners.
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Walnut Street. s. ". Corner Of Third ST.,
PHI l. ELPIIA.
INCORPORATED ~ rnE STATE orrrxx'A
MONEY il received in nsy sum. large or small,
1Nl and interest paid FROM the DAY of dcpo.i, to
day Of withdrawal
The Office is open to receive and pay money
every day. from o'clock in the NOR ing III
O'clock in the evening aud ON Monday and Lurs.
day evening". till o'clock.
Interest Fftc Per Cent.
All sums. large or small are paid back in
ioLD on demand without notice. ,ianspx. mc unit,
Hon. HENRY l.. BENNEK. 7ss ident.
ROBERT 2ELFRTWiE. v t,aNTf. iid.At.
WILLIAM j. REED. Sccrrtart. ,.
DIRECTORS
Henry l. Bcnrcr, e. landrcih Mnnrs,
Edward l.. Carter. T. Carroll Brewster.
Robert Selfridge. Joseph b. BaiIys
Samuel h. A. .hcn. Henry H. .tharchman,
Jam = Is, Smith F,anUf! Lee
This company conhuc. It's business entirely 10
the receiving Of eeley interest. 1be invest.
incnts amounting to nearly
ONE MILLION AND A HALF OF bQILARS
rs per published report Of as%ts. nr de in con
fnrmiiy with the provisions of the Ch ,rter in
Real ! aye Morfg ges. Ground Rents and such
first class securities will always insure perfect
security 10 the deposit"rs. and which Ii not tail
to give p"rman"ncy and stability 10 this old and
well established Institution. M,rch II ~
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FOREIGN NEws.-The Steamer Africa al
rived at New York on Tuesday with dates to
the 9TH inst.
Parliament is to 6e dissolved in Nav.
4 duty of Is Sd on tea and sugar had pass
ed for the year ending April 9Th. 1858.
The Ncufchatcl conference had met at Paris
A treaty of commerce had been signed be-
tween Rome and the United States.
Accounts from China mention that the
Chinese had seized the British opium depot.
The signing of The treaty peace with
Persia lad been officially announced in the
House of Lords and sent TO Tehpran for rat-
lication.
Ad.ces from Russia by tclcg' aph reports
the signing of commercial treaty at Tcheran
between Persia and the United States. by
which American consnls may reside in the
various Persian cities. Austria is seeking
for similar treaty.
The Chinese news. from private letters
continues to be unsatisfactory: hut there is
nothing really additional to the accounts here
tOIore published.
Rcinforcements are going out from England
Brealsfufs. Wheat has a declining ten.
dency White has declined 3d-sales Mt IS.
Cd a 9s 6l: red is also Sd lowcl-sales at is
Cd IS Cd.
Flour is very dull and quotations only
nominal. Western canal unchanged. 2Ss a
2lS: Southern 30S a 3ls: Ohio 3ls 80.
Corn has declined. White Cd lower-sales
at 35s 35s I'd; yellow is also Cd lower.
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Correspondence Of The Cosil whig
Philadelphia M. E. Conference.
WILMINGTON, DEL. March 81 '5'

WILMINGTON, DEi. March u 81.
Mr. EnroR - The Philadelphia Confer
ence Of the NJ. E, Church assembled in Will
mington on Wednesday. the 25th inst, at
Q o'clock A. NJ Bishop Waugh pres,lcs as
sisted by Bishop Scott. The opening services
were the P2lh Of III hrcws, when the senior
Bishop gave an exhortatiHu on the sinihncss
Of man and the grace of Salvation. The ga.
crament was then administered. in which the
public participated. The roll was then call
ed, after which Penncl Cooml,e was reelected
Secretary: A. Wallace aud q. W. Lyhrand,
assistant Secretaries. The hour of opening
was appointed ~t s 4 NJ. and Il VI. for adj.
journmcnt. Bishop Waugh tleu introduced
the Rev. Mr.. IIaniiltei, or The Baltimore Con.
fereIre, and the Rev. DIR. Kennedy Of the
New York Conference.
The question "who remain on trial 2" was
taken up and was under discussion when the
hour for closing arrived. The Confer renee
adjourned until 8 o'clock Thursday morning
at which hour Bishop Waugh took the chair
and conducted the opening services. The Re
ports Of the Cincinnati and New York Book
Concerns was read and passed. The Report
of the Sunday School Union was then read
The order Of the day was "who remain OH
trial ?" The Rev. Mr.. Edwards of the New
York Book Concern was now introduced to
the Conference by Bishop Scott, who had
taken the chair. The Conference and ten
cent collection was now taken up, which
showed large increase. The Rev. Alfred
Goodman of the Pittsburg Conference who
was transferred by Bishop Simpson TO the
Philadelphia Conference, was introduced by
Bishop Scott. $500 were presented from the
Centenary fund for the Worn out out preachers
The Conference thea adjourned until o'clock
this morning. friday when it was opened
in the usual way. The order of the day was
the third question: "Who are admitted into
full connection! I" and 'Who are eligible to
Deucon's Orders e The Conference then add
journcd until 2 P. NJ. when it held an extra
session, received the number of members ac-
cording to the 39th page Of the new discipline;
the result was very encouraging: showing
large increase in our numbers during our last
Conference year. This day week you will
receive the stations Of the preachers and other
Conference matters.
On Sunday the ordinations take place.
W. H. MAKEASEY.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

TNlllSis to give notice, that the subscriber
Il of Cecil county, hath obtained from tho
Orphans Court Of said county, letters Of
administration on the personal estate of Ann
Oldham, late Of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the snid de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly anthem
ticated, on OF before the It'll dry Of March,
1858, they may otherwise, by law, be exclxd-
ed from all benefit of said estate. All per-
sons Indebted to said estate are reqne sted to
make immediate payment to the subscriber.
Given under my hand this 7lst day Of NJ arch,
1857. JAMES I. MCCULLOUGH,
Administrator of Ann Oldham, decd.
Test-R. ID. LAMAR, Reg'r. Mar q 6w
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ATTENTION FARMERS!
Guano Excelled by De Burg.

SO to so bushels Of OATS and 70 to 90 bushels Of
C"rr per arr'. are tho average crops grown by
j.. Rnrg. (dissolvet Bones and Gunno)
The farmers Of Marylrnd ard Virginia be.
coming discouraged with Guano. and give he
I.urs the preference ms ii not only gives better
md burger crops. but improves the land and
Gusno alone. docsnot 1t is alaptel,to all soils
nnd all crops rs il contains all the REQUESTS to
grow them. aud will produce whore Guano fails.
i his IN my advantages over Guano, if applied as
top dressing at the rate Of 25O pounds per
acre il will! produce 81 to 10 bushels Of wheat.
and half gill to the hill will produce 20 to 90
h.sh Il Of sheled corn per acre. upon land that
never grew half he quantity before,
We have testimonials from every county in
Maryland. and many from Virginia from gentle
men well known rs scientific practical farmers
ard they all concur in the opinion that DE Burg
has no equal as crop grower, and is cheaper and
more fcrtilizng than any Guano or combination
of Guanucs known.
CEcIL rorSTY, Sept IL 1858.
GEORGE ". MooRE Esq. Port Deposit Cecil
county. says; Il applied DC Rurg's Super Phos.
rh,tc Of Lime Mt the rate Of $50 pounds per acre
last spring. on corn. potatoes and oa. aud prefer
il to Guano and every ether m ,nura. have rails
e, 80 bushels Of oats, and IS bushels corn. upon
land that would not have produces 20 bushels to
tb" "cre. 1t il more fertilizing than Guano."
~ Put his wheat crop in with 1t.
JlWrs McCAr. Esq. Port Deposit. Md. says;
"Np Rurs's Surcr-Phosphatc of Lime has equal
in my opinion for spring crops. l have raised 60
to 20 bushels of corn per acre.
CtcIr Co. Mn James FIRST. Esq. Port De-
rosit saws 18th Jan 1887. = had not II s,tsfac-
/ ~ trial last year the season very dry. al
II ough The corn and potatoes whore applied DE
Rrrg were equally as good us where No Peruvian
Guano was applied"
John Frazier Jr. Esq. Georgetown Y Roads,
Kent county Nd says: II applied De Bur, my
corn las spring and it has given me entire salts.
{ elton think ON poor land 200 lbs per acre
dropped in the hill would m Ike an increase of LOO
per cent in tina crop Of corn
NOTICE.
in crest. and to avoid any mistak" tho part of
" insp >ccl and analysed by Dr David Stewart.
Chemist to Maryland State Agricultural Society.
wh, rejects all that does not come up to the fixed
=, ,nd.rd: thereby guaranteeing to the farmer II
Uniformity not to be found in Guano or any other
fertilizer; and farmers will also
BEAR IN MIND.
Tint i, is only DC Burg that produces the above
reults and in consequence of tho greatly increased
demand is beyond all precedent in aril-
rial manurcs many limitations have been put
upon the market. and ralmei of for the genuine.
Farmers should therefore be particular. and buy
more excerpt from responsible dealers. The genu-
inc IS in barrels with WHITE ugArs stencillcd G..
y. DR. Brnas Nc. ANMoNIATEp surER-pHos-
ruArg OF LIME. in BLACK LETTERS; to secure which
e,ll IN or address. j. J. +. TURNER,
- Pratt Street Baltimore, Nh.
sE'i'or sale by II. =. Stiles, ElktOn, and j. A.
DAVIS / Co. Port Deposit.
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A NOVEL LICENSE LAw.-Mr. IIanford' s
license law in the New York Assembly is a
most novel feature in legislation. Itprovidcs
that no person shall drink strong liquors
without first obtaining license, which may be
granted by any justice Of the peace Oh the
following terms.
For license to drink lager beer, currant
or domestic wines. SO cents; for strong beer,
70 cents: for whisky and home made liquors,
81; for French or any imported brandy. 81 50
for champagne, Burgundy or any foreign
wine, SIS.
Clcrgymcn and editors arc exempted from
the provisions of the bill on the ground, VT
suppose. that they belong to the "moral
classes" and never drink to excess. The
bill was referred to the committee Of the
whole. N. Y. Mirror.
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sYBENNETT's EMBRuCATlON, tho grsst
Tinameht. cures Rhsumatism. - =
BorsDett's Embrccation, the great Linam ent
csres Neuralgia
Bennctts Embrocaton, the great Linament
cares Pains and SpraiHs
Bennetts Ernbrocation this great Linament
cures Lumbago.
Bennett's Enbrocdticn the grrat I.inafnont
cures Too.hache.
Benneu's Emhroc ,tion. the great Linament
cures Chsrp.d Hands. and make. them wbtc.
smooth and soft. For sale by II. II. MITCHELL.
and Druggists and Storekcepers thr-uyh the
country. MY IS. ISi6--Iy.
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Notice to Creditors

T'FlS isto give notice, that the subscriber
i. Of Cecil county, hath obtained from, the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters of ad-
minis,Iation y. 3. y. on the personal estate
Of Edward Oldham, late of said county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warmed to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated ON or before the 1lth day
of March, 1858, they may otherwise, by law,
be cxalmded from all benefit Of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
guestcd to make immediate payment to the
subscriber. Given under my hand this 2lst
day Of March. 1857.
JAMES T. MCCULLOUGH,
Admir-. d. Is. n. Of Edward Oldham, dec d =.
Test REuDEs d. LAMAR, Register.
March 2lst, 1857 6w
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GES. SCOTT AND THE ADMINISTRATION. -
One of the pleasant things connected with the
incoming Of Mr.. Buchanan's administration
has been the restoration Of amicable relation,
between Gen. Scott and the present head o
the War Department. Gov. Floyd, it is said
vii! not unnecessarily interfere with tn,
General in the disposition of matters belong
ins to his position as COMMANDMENT. Chief
under the President. and the evidence Of lhi,
is already seen in the reversal of the dspo
siions of Maior-Gener.ls made by the lat,
Secretary at War.
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

'TNllE great reputation of Singers Sewing Ma
l. chimes is f Hud'a OH the fact. tlas they are
perfectly adapted to crrry variety Of work. aud
that each one of them, brpt Employed. will eurm
not less than
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS 4 YEAR.
All person. desiring ssSl and rrFi bic informa-
zion about these mscbses- si1~sr prices modes II
purchasing &c can obtain it by applying by
letter or hcIwise. for Il copy ofl. NJ. SINGER i
COS GAZETTE. Leaniful Pictorial Paper, en-
ilre'y devoted to Sewing Machine interests. 1t
will be sent gratis.
Local Agents wanted in every Town in the
lnfied states, to whom lib raj Undue, ments are
offered
\. Nv" have made arrangements with many
cii'ors and publishers. of newspapers highly profit
able a nd satisfactory to them. and wish to mako
similar contracts with every newspaper and Maga-
hine in the country. For full particulars addr, ~
/ NJ. SINGER 4 CO..
Mar Il I'm 1913 broadway, YolI
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The bafrisn TROOYs IN TIE EAsr.-Ac-
eordins to an official return. the total number
Of British troops which lan.sed in the Fast,
PROT TO the breaking cut Of the late war, and
during its continuance. wasS2 .9O1. U these
2j9s were killed, and 1913 died of thcit
wounds. But the whole number killed or
died was lS.927-so that more thpn three.
fonrths were carried off by sickness from in.
cvitable or preventible causes The number
disabled BY sickness was ! l. 374-so that in
eighteen months the total loss IN the Britt sh
army was 30, 30i. The loss of this enormous
number out Of 81, 900 men, in so brief a time
is melancholy commentary on the NAL lad.
minstration of British military rulers. and
fully justilics the Indignation which it has
provoked
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INTERESTING RErSIoS.-General LA Vega.
the Mexican general, is stopping at Willard
Hotel, at Washington, as is also Col. May
who took La Vegas guns and made him
prisoner at the battle Of Palo Alto: and to
complete the curious reunion. Col. Magluder,
to whom May handed La Vega over for safe
keeping, is at the same hotel. 1t must be
pleasant as we'll as suggestive to see these
warriors assembled at the same dinner table,
hobnobbling in friendly way, and popping
champagne corks instead Of n,nc- Founders. =.
Richmond Despatch.
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New Wall Paper Warehouse,
BURTON & LANENG,

MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS.
-Nl No. ia .7rch 81, second door above Sixth.
PHILADELPHIA, where may he found the lars
est and best selected stock in the city.
Country Purchasers may here be accom-
modatrd without the Inconvenience OF look
ing further, and may be assured that they
Will receive the ADVANTAGE Of their money.
Mar 70 3m BURTON Il LANING
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TIE NEXT HoUsE.-The impression pre-
walls to some extent, that the Democrats
have already chosen sufficient number of
members to insure a majority in the next
House of Representatives. The Washington
Union, however, shows that this impression
is not only erroneous, but that they have yet
to gain seven members over their strength in
the last House. The gain, too, is to be made
in the thirteen States yet to elect, which at
the last Congressional elections returned sorty
seven Democrats TO thirty-thrce Opposition.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ will be made TO the County Commissions
prs of Cecil county at their first meeting AT
ter the 27th day Of April, 1857, to take the
proper steps to have new road opened from
the Bald Frar road to the road from the Head
of the Old Maryland Canal to the Prnhsyl-
vania Line, through the lands of Alexander
Fulton. Ahsaom Roman and Thomas Fulton.
March 18th 5w.
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tJ.TgE El4ToS LycEi'M will meet in the
Academy on Wednesday evening next.
Rev. Mr.. Near, will read an Essay. subject
Political Morality Of the Public men Of anci.
ent Greece.
The qucsio" Has the Policy of the General
Government towards our Indian Tribes been
cha, acterizcd by Humanity! will he discuss.
cd by Me>srs. II. u. Torbrrt, JAS. H. G,oomc
and others. By order Of the PrcSt.
G. NJ ELLIS r. s.
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tflarric0.

BY the Rev. r. Lloyd GnIisbol oush, in
Trinity Church, on the 22nd inst :, Mr.. PETRR
JOHNSON and Miss AMANDA, daughter OF John
Heath, Of Cecil county.
AT the Parsonage at Newport on the 19tl,
inst. by Rev. I. W. Shippers Mn. GEoEGE
p. FuLroN of Cecil CO., Nd, to Miss HASSAn
ANN lIAMMELL Of New Castle CO. Del,
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BEAUTIES OF THE LAWN the Worcester
iMass.) Court of Common Pleas, a few days
ago, Mr.. Dudley sued Mr.. Tiff to recover
$l.25. the price of pair boots. Judgment
was gwen for the plaintiff, who recovered his
Sl25, and had to pay his lawyer. besides
losing his time. The defendant pays his
lawy ers, loses his time, and has to ''iork
over" $l20 costs, 10 save Sl25.
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GIVE are informed that the Scotchman,
who was drowned at Port Herman on Thurs
day the 10Th inst, fill from the wharf and
not from the Lady Wilmer as stated last
week. lie had been ashore sometime, and
going out from the warehouse in the cxtr, NJ e
darkness of the night, unfortunately got over
board.
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-tD'Thc La Fayctte Library Club has re.
moved to the house lately occupied as watch
shop by John A. Rankin. We are requested
TO state that stated meeting of the club
takes place on the night of the first Monday
in April.
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BLINDS AND &ItADES!.
UOF NEW STYLES ~

d J. WILLIAMS. No ~ North sixth street,
l)s PHILADELPHIA. manufacturer Of
Pcn't,an Blinds, Telret and gold bordered and
Painted Shades, Of beautiful desisns.
Euf and all other colors o. Holland used for
shades. Fixtur,.. Trimmings &C.. Who'll sale AVID
reiail, at the lowest Cash prices Store ohat
painted to order
B. W. thankful fer past patronage, respect
fully solicits tn pvblic TO Gull and examine is
new and large assortment. before purchasing Else
where. I'VE study to Please lmar II I'm
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! T-Mr. j. B. Wells, from Port DEPOSIT,
who has taken the Fountain Hotel at this
place, has arrived with part of his furniture,
and We suppose is now ready to receive the
public.
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NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court In Chaneey,
forCesn county. { March 4th, 1857.
nRDERED, That the sales made and re-
" ported by William j. Jones, Trustee ,lof
the Real Estase ct William ID. Hall, decd, be
ratified and confirmed, HnIesa cause to the
contrary thsreof be shown on or before the
ninth day OF May next; provided a copy of
this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed in Cecil comfy, once week for one
month before the eighth day Of April next.
The Report states the amount Of sales to
he six hundred dollars ($60O.)
II. II. MITCHELL, Clerk.
True copy. Test,
IL. Ii. MITCHELL,
March T, 81 I'm Clerk.
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y FIRE.-The kitchen of the house occupied
by +. B. Lewis. in Chesapeake City, was
burnt on Thursday: loss about 500. 1t be-
longcd to Capt. l.. S. Chopper and was insur.
cd in the Mutual Insurance Company Of this
county