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y CARGO or CATs.-A New York mcr-
chant recently Sent for cargo of Maltese cats
from that celebrated island per schooner VIM.
f. Calls, Of Nantucket, Capt. Smith. Fifty
kittens were received on board the schooner
as part of the assorted cargo. On the voy.
age very rough weather was experienced -
AT first the lars attributed the rapid success
sion of gales to the comet, but one old sailor
told the crew that it was nothing outside the
vessel that OccaSionCd the storm: that one cat
was enough TO send any ship to Davy Jones
locker. and, as they had fifty on board not
man OF them stood chance Of setting foot ON
dry land again. This was enough for the SUI
pels lLlouS crew. and the cats were mmcdi
atc'y demanded Of the captain, given up, and
d.own'd. Bya sinsu' az o incidence, ,hr storm
Ihcrcupon abalud. The owner of the cas- has
now sued the owners Of ,lc vessel for DANA.
Ses laying the value Of the cats at lif,y dollars
apiece, or $500.
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Cards.
Chills & Fever.

DASCHALLIS FEVER AND AGuE MIXTURE
L is an etfcch,al preventive and Cure for Chills
and Fever, Dumb Asuc, Intermittent Fever, and
Bilious Attacks. 1t is also valuable and SAFE
tonic and Alternative under many other circuns;an-
ces. totally free from admixture with any mineral
ubst ,ncc. contai ming neither
A,ycnic, Copper, Mercury or A"'imony.
IT Is EXCLUSIVELY VEGETABLE
in its composition Tho ingredients are Of II MILD
NATURE. AND CuMMINGLED Is SrCH PROPORTIONS AS
Not TO SHOCK THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. OR PRODUCE
UNPLEASANT FEELINGS Is THE HEAD AS tonic
it Is at the same time very GENTLE POWERFUL
and DURABLE. in effect. Its stimulating properties
are so slight as to produce 40 INJURY when taken
in health; and it, continued use does not accusom
the system its action. as to destroy its useful
ness us is the case with most medicines
Eow'p 5 NORRIS, Sole Proprietor nd NJ nu-
facturer, No 9l6 Arch street, Philadelphia.
~ Agcnts-R. l.. Thomas and David Derr
Moth st; Drs. IL. IL. Mitchell and JOS Lace,
Ekton; I. b Hopper, Chesapeake City: Jas Forl,
CecltoT. may ~ tlsto
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Notice 10 Builders.

The Trustees Of the Cherry Hill M r.
Church contemplate building IL new church
of brick and wish to lei it out by contract
viz: the brcl; work to Masons; the wood
work to carpentrcs the plastering to plastcrs
Nc, and they hereby give notice to the din.
ercnt mechanics 10 call on the Building
Committee, named below for the Plan of the
House Specifications, &C., Persons wishing
to make Proposals will call on the Committee
III time to make and send in Sealed Plopo
sails by the second Monday in July
JosErm MILLER,
WM. G. GRANT,
DAVID Z PARKER,
june 2th-5t Building Committee.
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CTThe New York Tribune endorses the
fanlas steal idea Of certain Frenchy soyons.
(nore properly rarens,) as to the propriety OF
eating horse hesh:--
sin the horse we have an animal which is
much cleaner in its habits than the hog,
hcrbivorous like the OK or sheep, whose flesh
is rich in nitrogen, and as pleasant to taste
as that ofeithcI of the above named animals.
What prevents horse flesh from being found
upon our tables! Nothing but a popular
prejudice, which recent investigations in Paris
show is entirely without any foundation
whatever
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THE GERMAN Chemist, NJ. Wochler, of
Gottngen has succeeded in producing gem
which is said to compare most ravorably will
the natural diamond. This is "bor." the
elementary substance of boric acid. Hereto
fore no chemical means have been found capa-
Die of reducing it to its natural state. This
new substance "bor," is equal to the dia-
mond in resisting chemical agents, and is
even harder. Nj. Woheler anticipates that
means will yet be found to make II colorless.
it's prevailing tints Icing reddish and yellow.
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Select 1)oetrp.
From the Louisville Journal. |

From the Louisville Journal
AT THE NIGHT FALL.
muse alone in the fading light
Where the mournful winds forever
Sweep down from the dim old hills of night,
Like the wall of haunted river.
Alone. by the grave of buried love,
The ghostly mist is pared
Where the st IRIS shine faint in the blue above,
Like the smile of the broken hearted.
The living turn from my fond embrace,
As if no love were needed
The tears | wcpt on Thy young dead face
Where never more unhcedcd.
Than my wild prayer for peace unwon-
One pure affection only,
One faithful heart to lean upon,
When life is sad and lonely,
The low grassy roof, my glorious dead,
L. bright with the buttcr-cups blossom.
And the night blooming roses burn dimly and red
On the green sod that covers thy bosom.
Thy pale hands are folded, oh beautiful saint.
Like lily-buds chilly and dewwct
And the smile on thy lip is as solemn and faint
As the beams Of norland sunset.
The angel that won thee long time ago
To the shore of the glorious immoras,
In the sphercofthe starland shall wed us know
When pass through the beautiful portals
EMMA ALICE BROW NE.
PLEASANT GROVE, June I. 1857.
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WOOL WANTED.

TINE subscriber having resigned operation at
i the Rock Valley Factory. near Bay View, here
by gives notice, that he will give the highest cash
price for Wool and Sheep skins lie has also n
large assortment Of Wooden Goods of all kinds
always on hand for which he will exchange for
wool at the lowest cash prices Persons having
wool on hand will save money and time by an
exchange for these goods in preference Of manu-
fac'urng
All persons calling and delivering their wool at
his residence in klkon. will have an advance of
satisfaction to all who may patronize him
tY'CASH PAID FOR Wool.
may 30 If WM Il LEE
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80 PER CT. SAVING !
'l0 a>AEeNs,a,S

HARE'S Patent Concentrated BLOOD
IL MANURE, which is beyond all doubt
the most powerful and Valuable Fertilizer
even offered to the public. How long will
A%riculturiss submit to the Guano Monopoly,
whilst they have the above more potent and
lnorr valuable fertilizer, AT THIRTY PER-.
CENT. LESS COST!
Read the annexed Certificates, and tl.cn
try it along side Of the best Peruvian Guano
and let the result speak for itself.
CERTIFICATE VI Du. HaYEs.--llc snecifca.
| ton. Of hr. Hare and }. Oaam having been
submitted 10 me. have found the composition If
matter on which they founded to be highly
nltro;cn"GS and tcTmenublc cumpornd. cont.M-
ING ihc essentials Of il fertilizer of he highest
character and also the food for sustaining crors to-
the time OF their maturing. regard this enter.
PRISE OF manufacturing guano instead Of imp"r-
''rS IT, practical aud important undertaking. IA
| No.ahiy affecting tho interests of our common
country. Respectfully, A. a. HAYES. Md.
Assaycr to State of Massachusetts
CEHrIrlCArE o! PROFESSOR BoorH-Upon ex.
aiming the composition of the best reruvi an
nuahoS can perceive no ground for assuming it
to he the best that can be made On the contrary
there Is always present more or less of superuous
matter, sometimes in large quantity. The conf
position proposed by Odrm and Harcs Patent is
II n.y estimation, superior TO that of the best
Guanos Or to any other artificial manure of which
lave heard a!d | think myself the more ell
.'''." ~ CIV 'ilS IuSItlNc OpiHIon, IRON tHo I'M
looked Tor results of the action of suphuric acid
OH animal matter which L obtained in experiment
but which we're anticipated by the Patent in
! question.
Respectfully Yours, JAMES C. BOOTH
CERTIFICATE OF PROFESSOR FRAZER At tho
request OF parties interested, have no hesitation
| Ill stating my opinion that the mode Of preparing
an artificial manure by acting upon animal mat.
| tiers by sulphuric acid, as detailed in Dr. Hares
Patent; and mixing the resulting substance with
animal charcoal and phosphate of Lime, is cor.
rect in theory. and although have had no ol,por.
| thllty Of testing the manure thus formed pract-
caiiy' have no doubt that manure formed by
the mixture of these ingredients in proper portion,
would be found at least TO equal in its effects tho
| best tuano. JOHN +. FRAZER
= q it is put up in Bags of One Hundred and
| t!lty Pounds each and sold Mt $40 per nett Ton
JOHN l.. M1FFLlN,
Sole Agent.
l3N south Wharves, above Walnut st. Phila..
july, II, 1857. I'm
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Baudcns, in an able report on his official
time, two hundred French soldiers expired
daily between that region and Constantlnople
and that the official bulletins conveyed no
adequate idea of the suierings and privations
Of the troops. and the extent and horrors of
the mortality. ''If we consult" he says.
the medical statistics of the hospital establish
ments, the number of deaths recorded III the
hospitals was about siXtythree thousand !;
thirty-one thousand in the Crimea, and thirty
two thousand at Constantinople. Was
another campaign possibles
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A SAFE MAN TO INsURE.-By steamboat
explosion on a Western liver passenger was
thrown unhurt into the water, and at once
struck out Justify Tor the shore, blowing like
a porpoise all the while. lie reached the
bank almost exhausted, and was caught by
by-stander and drawn ont painting. "Well,
old fellow" said his friend, chad hard
time, eh !"''Ye.ycs, pre-pretty hard consider
in Wasn't doin' it for myself, though
was a workin, for one o them insurance
Offices in New York Got a policy on my
life, and | wanted to save hem didn't
care.
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FOR SALE.

ALARM OF Ill ACRES. In Hartford
County Md, J.! miles from Stafford. and
adjoining farm oiJas. Stephenson Esq this is
a fine property, L and of this best Quality,
with good house, stablng, Barrack &c. Price
$50 per acre.
For further Information apply to JOHN r..
SPENCER Oh the Farm, or to
j. r. CoULsoN.
July 25-6w. Port Deposit.
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Land and Lots for Sale,
.NEAR PORT DEPOSIT.

A SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT, CON
II tanning about 20 Acres, miles from Bat
4 tie Swamp, and improved
tIEs with good House, &c. One y:EtE9
lrbsh,E House and Lot on Main ST., d,sF3f'A
i,iIaf'R Port Deposit; this is desi- il4ssfi x
rabe property, and in fee simple. Two
Tracts Of Land on the Susquellanna, and on
the site of the Central Railroad: the land Of
fine quality. Also, several small Dwellings,
in and adjoining the town of Port Deposit.
All the above will be sold on accommodate
ing terms. j. h. COULSON.
Port Deposit, July IS If
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COMING ALONG. NJ Vernet has calcu'a,, d
the orbit OF the comet recently discovered bv
Berlin astronomer. He appears to be APP
preaching the earth so rapidly that it will
soon present fine object to the naked eye.
At present it is believed that it is not Charles
the Fifth S comet, of which there has been so
much talk, and destined to come into collision
with the Garth on the 18th of last month.
Its position is in the Constellation Pcrseus.
The Comet wondercrs can now start Fl, sh
excitement.
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ROBERT LII MS On,
A CA II 3D..

I'VE undersigned, having entered in
l. Co-Parnership for the practice of the
LAW in all its various branches, will give
their prompt and undivided attention to sucl
business as may be entrusted to them
ONCE opposite opposite the Court House
where one or both may always be found dur
ing business hours
GEORGE EARLE,
JOHN \. j. CRESWELL
Dec 81 tt
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LARGE CRoPs.-Johnson Barbour, ESQ.,,
who resides near Barbourville, Orange county,
Va, it is said expected to make ten thousand
bushels of wheat this season. Mr.. John S.
Coalcs Of Albemare, was represented as hav-
ing the finest wheat crop in the county, which
was estimated at 10, 900 bushels.
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GITThe report that the military expedition
to Utah has been postponed is unfoundcd.
Orders have been issued for the recall of Col.
Summers command from the Cheyenne expe.
dition, cosisting Of the First cavalry, Second
Dragons and Sixth infantry, together with
the company of Light artillery now at Fort
Smelling. They will repair forthwith TO Fort
Leavenworth or Laramie, prepera tory to
their march for Great Salt Lake.
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PREVENTIVE Police. An American
gentleman seated himself in a London omn.
bus, saw and heard what not little amused
him. man, bearing no particular marks of
authority, looked in at the DIOR, took pro.
lessional view of tie passengers, and called
out to the driver, without any prelencc at
modest conccal,ncnt of his thoughts, "You
can't go on, there's two Of the swell mob in
here. THE coach waited, ill at length a
pussy. well looking old man rose and stepped
out, saying as he did so. i've too much mo-
ncy to ride with pickpockets." In moment
n'Ie spruce young individual said as he
decamped I'll follow that old gentleman s
lead" Go or now, said the detective police.
man, 1.-THE swclls have got out" In our coun.
try. "bcwarc of pick7ockcts" would have
been posted up in tie carriage. or Gu the wall.
and the verdant passenger would have been
pundcrcd while Specializing on the possible
necessity of the caution.
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VERY COOP FOR DEAD PARTY.-The
American party have within few weeks past
been successful in three closely contested
elections, viz: the Judge of the Court of APP
peals in the State OF Kentucky, the municipal
election in Memphis, and the city election
in Norfolk, Virginia.
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800 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.

500 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
The cleared land (about one half of the
tarm,) is in Il good state of cultivation, and
particularly adapted to a grazing or dairy
farm, large portion being meadow with water
in every field, and the advantage of the mar
kctS of Philadelphia and Baltimore, three or
four times day. The Woodland (thc bal
ancc o, the tarm) is heavy timbcrc: with
WHITE OAK, of which it is supposed 1000
Trees cln be cut, Black Oak, Hickory, Wal
nut, Beach, Poplar, &c. The Buildings en-
bracing all necessary for first class farm are
in good order, as also, the fencing. There
is an Orchard of Apples, Peaches, and Pears
of the best qualify. On this property there
isa valuable MlLL-SEAT with the race al
ready dug, it embraces all the waters of Elk
Creek, on which there are many Factories,
Furnaces, Grist and Saw Mills.
This Farm can be easily divided, giving
the division an equal quantity Of wood and
cleared Land. No place in the State is more
healthy or has better water.
Mr. White residing on the place will show
it, and for additional information direct to
me al Baltimcrc,
july 4-3t. W. c. GLENN.
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Mr.. Cox Nor KILLED.-The Cincinnati En-
quirer. which gave currency to rumor that
the Hon. Mr.. Cox had been killed by the Hor.
Mr.. Mason in kentucky, now announces that
the story is without foundation, and that they
have had no serious dispute or controversy.
Baltimore Sun.
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miscellaneous.
ELKTON ACADEMY.

TENl!E Trustees would announce that the
4 Fall Session of this lnstitu fion COZ
mcnccd on the 2jth ult., under the super
vision Of q. a. Jones, y. NJ, assisted by
Mrs. }. Q. A. Jones, both experienced
Teacher. In order to place the best educa-
tional advantages within the reach Of all,
they have considerably reduced the rates of
tuition. They would therefore hope that the
public will give increased patronage to the
School, that it may lie enabled to sustain
itself and be made a First Glass Institution of
Learning. The branches will be such as are
taught in all our higher schools and colleges,
ana pupils may obtain Il thorough English
or Classical Education without going from
home.
RATES OF TUITION
LIST Class-SpcIling, Reading, Writing
Elementary Geography, Arithmetic and
Grammar, per term, $500.
End Class-IncludiDg Grammar. Gcogra.
ply, Arithmetic, Book Keeping, Mensuration
Algebra, Geometry, Nat. Philosophy. His
tory and Botany, pcrtcrm, SlOD,
Bird Class-Trigonometry Surveying. Po-
litical Economy, Science of Government,
Rhetoric, History of Literature, Mythology.
Logic, Geology, Meteorology, Mental and
Moral Philosophy, Natural Theology, Evil
dences Of Christianity and the Latin Lam
o"'S'' l'' WIN, sd .OS.
ANY Of the above named branches with
the Greek, French or German Language and
Literature, per term. 500
EXTRAS:
81 on Piano or Mclodcon pc,
TERM $500
Pcrcil Drawings or Monochromatics 2. 00
Painting in Wafer Cuiors, H,Go
OH Coiors, 800
Embroidery and Needle Work. , IN
An extra charge Of so cents for each of The
two Winter terms to dcfray expcns,s -,
fuel &c., will be made Oh each pupil.
Eleven weeks constitute one term.
n" deduction for less than "A weeks loss
time. GEO. r. HOWARD, President.
4 \. ELLIS. Secretary.
September &, lS5G-tf
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ALEXANDER EVANS,

A TTORNEY AT LAW May be found
"A at the Office to which he has lately re-
moved, opposite the store Of VIM. Torbelt,
Esq; in the building recently occupied as
the Post Office; or at the Office adjoining his
residence, Elkton, Maryland.
April D. 1S5I-tf.
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Tue CRors The Journal Of Comm .rce,
upon evidence given, says, 1t is generally
believed that the wheat crop Of the United
States, As Il wiolr, will be The largest and
best ever g.rcIcu.
We have the authority Of Mr.. Judd. editor
OF tho American .\sllculturaIist. who has
made SIN week ) tour through the States of
ONO, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan WIscoas in
and Iowa, that the harvest in all these States
Will be unprecedented.
The Cincinnati Commercial also saws, that
farmers throughout the Mama valley are
busily harvesting their wheat. The crop is
excellent.
The Chicago Times reports the first arrival
IN that city Of 300 bushels OF new wheat
nom Union county, which sold at 81 10.
1t Is OF remarkable line quality.
And to the saline end we might quote nearly
the Western press.
Coming from Central New York, the
EDITOR Of the Tribune says, the Mohaw k
Valley is looking better than it usually does
at this season though sharing the general
backwardness. Wepiedict that this year.
growth of grass and potatoes will exceed all
precedent, while corn is likely to bc short"
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Bridge Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ will be made to the County Commission
crs OF Cecil county, at their first meeting at
ter the 18th day Of August, next, TO have
bridge built over the Little Elk Greek, "
Providence Paper Mills.
July 18th, l60I dw
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THE CHRISTOPHER PLAGUE IN MINNESOTA.
Speaking Of the ravagcs Of the giasshop-
pcrs in minnesota, the st. Paul Times states
that one farmer at Avoka has one hundred
acres ofwhca, and corn 50 badly eaten by
them that not dollars worth of good grain
will be gathered from the tract. In the
same nelshborhood there are four hundred
acres in the same condition.
a famine is predicted in the Territory
"Thousand> Of families" writes farmer to
the st. Paul Times, 'have had hard work to
get through the last winter. Their last dol
lar has been expended in getting in their
little crop, their only dependence for the
future, their only support fir the winter,
which will soon be upon them. This their
last and only hope is now being completely
and entirely destroyed by the grasshoppers.
In many fields not veslige of the crop re-
mains; in others, the stalks of the grain only
remain. while in all of these the destruction
is complete"
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REMOVAL.

WYNN. J. JONES has removed his Law
w Office to the first stony of'.The Cecil
Wing" Building, where he may always b,
found readyto 1--WE prompt attention to all
business placed in his hands.
Nov. 1U-tf.
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DOCT. T.. w. ElAINES,

DE \ 7I1S'I,
NEWARK. DEL.-As many persons IRE no
l Y aware of the time necessary to perform r.
perfect operations i'll the Dental art, thinkIIIB
it but justice to those 1T distance, who may con
trmplute visiting me well as to myself. to thus
publicly suggest to such the propricy of timely
informing me by mail otherwise to that effect
] request this favor more especially where the
operations required are of such II nature to
render them necessarily lengthy. as sufficient
time can then be reserved for such special case:
and thereby prevent disappointment
l.. W. IlAINES, D. d. s.,
July II, '57-1y# Newrk, Del.
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DER. y. 6. SIXTIES

FENENDERS his Professional services to
a. the citizens of ELKTON and vicinity.
OFFICE, EAST END OF MAIN STREET.
April %, lS56-6m
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The improvements are a neat. now, and
Er--S substantial frame dwelling, Is
&.TT1l by 50 feet, two stories and attic,
$M iSiH conveniently divided, painted
E9sEsss - and papered, with back building
attacccd with a pump of first rate water
therein. A good Carpenter shop II by Is
feet, a stable, carriage house &c, under one
oof Is by 40 feet, aud all other necessary
out buildings, garden and yard fences all new
and in good repair; there is also quite nun
Der of choice fruit trees, vines, &C., in a
thrifty condition.
This property is eligibly situated and adj
mrahly adapted to the wants of almost any
of the mechanic b. anchcs, and will be sold
at u very moderate price to good purclas
er. ROBERT II. ENGLAND.
March 2lst If. 1857.
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JAS. T.. MCCULLOUGH

A TTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor in
N Chancery Office under the ..Howard
House" Main Street. Elkton, Nd.
Elkton. March 10, lS55-tf
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Il. Coke CGZfcr.

TT AS for Sale Wines Champagne malaga,
llPort and Maderia) Old Rye whiskey a
kinds) Gin, Brands & iinds) N. E. Rum,
German Bitters, aud Cigars, both domstic
and foreign. Warranted as representa-.
Sept IL 1856 If
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GRAIN WANTED.

will pay the highest cash prices for Corn,
lWheat and Oats, delivered at the E!kton
Depot, or any place on the Elk, Sassafras
and Bohemia River, or in the chesapeake
and Delaware Canal. SAML B. FOARD.
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WANTED.

4 LOAN of two hundred dollars, for one
IA two or three years, at the option Of the
lender; for which a mortgage will be given
on property worth SD 900, clear of all incunl-
brance. Apply at this office. [may l6
WHITE Barge at
w E. BROWNS, Jr
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SAMI. II. JACK,
Civil Engineer and SURVEYOR,

TENDERS his services as Surveyor and
J. Land Conyeyarcer to the citizens oil Cecit
county. Address at Port Deposit, Md.
July Is CIV
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A Desirable Property

AT PRIVATE SALE.
VNllE subscriber offers for sale the house
l. and lot Of half an acre OH which lie re.
SIDES in the
Village ofAc Brick Meeting House,
Cecil county Md.
The improvements are a neat, now, and
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GLENN DALE
4. q ne 6 n A.
AT PUBLIC SALE

u HIs
TENIIIS beautiful Estate will he sold bar
l. gain. 1t is situatcdtw two miles north west
from Elkton, and contains