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ia Funchal correspondent of the Lon
don Times says that it is not an open aues-
ton whether any more Madeira wine will
ever be produced None has been made
since 1851 and there are now only some
1000 o, 5000 pipes upon the entire island.
All recent attempts to manufacture the wine
have utterly failed. and pumpkin vines now
iadorn the fields. Per contra, it is said
on The best authority, that instead of of 7 or
5000, there ARE not more than 5000 pipes
upon the island.
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Assayer to the State of Massachu sci
Certificate Of Professor Booth.

Upon examining the composition Of the best
Peruvian Guano, can perceive no ground for as
Stunning it to be the best that can be made. On the
contrary. there is always present more or less of
srrcrluous matter sometimes in large quantity.
The composition proposed by Oda,n 4 Hare :
Patent is in my estimation superior to that of the
best Guanos to any other artificial manure Of
which hare heard and think myself tho more
entitled 10 give this positive opinion, from the un
looked for results Of the ac'ioL Of suiphurie acid
on animal mrttrr which obtained in experiment,
but which were ant cipaed by the patent in qucs-
ton. Respectfully yours, JAMES c. BOOTH
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Persons making application for transfers of
property, will be rcqnirc'l to comply with
the following section OF the Act of December
Session, lSl1, chapter go, entitled :. A sup
plcmcnt to an Act entitled An Act for the
general valuation and assessment of propertv
in this State, and to provide Il Tax to pay
the debts of the St;sc. passed at March
Session, 1871, chapter 49,
SEXTON 10 And be it enacted That When
ever amy person Shall make application to the
Levy Courts. Commissioners, or Appeal Tax
Courts, as the case may be, to make him or
her IN allowance. or reelection on account of
the sale, transfer, alienation. loss, dcstruc-
tIoh or removal at any property, or the col.
lection or payment of any public Or private
security for money, it shall be the duty of
the said Levy Court, Commissioners. or Ap-
peal lax Court, to iutcrrOgItc such person.
On oath, in reference to the S,tia property or
security, and the disposal Of the same, and
especially to inquire of him or her By whom
said property has been sold or transferred,
the amount OF the purchase money, or the
money collected and paid, and how the same
has been invested /; and it shall also be the
duty of the said Levy Courts. Commissioners.
or Appeal TuS Court. to interrogate the said
person, on oath, il. reference to any acquisi-
tions or investments made by the said person
and not already assessed. and the amount Of
such acquisitions and Investments. in what
ever description Of scc,trity, shall DC added
to the aSSeSSable property Of the person 50
apPl! ling, and charged accordingly, and if the
said person refuse to answer the intcrrogl-
tories proposed us aforesaid. no allowance or
deduction sha II be made on his or her assess
ment. March 20, lS5S--5w.
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GE9gE. RsAX tx ,

PoHT DEPOSIT, Mr.,
March 18th, 1858.
TTIE Annual Election of Nine Directors Of
L this Institution, to serve for the ensuing
year, viii be held at the Banking House, on
the first Monday in May, next, between
the hcurs Of eleven and one o'clock.
TIIOS. G. BOND,
March 20, lS5S-tm. Cashier.
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Attention HeItseheepers !

rENiIE subscriber having purchased the entire ia
L tcrest Of Mathews and johnson, in tho newly
established &.
E';Oui' and Feed Store,
in ELKTON. nearly opposite The Howard House
respectfully invites the attention Of his friends and
housckcopers generally. 10 his we'll selected stoek
of
FAMILY FLOUR;
among which may at all times be fornrl the follow
ing brands: Extra Family White Wheat Flour
Extra Supcrtne; Common Sup,rfiic; Middiings
RYE FLOUR AND BUCKW HEAT;
White and Yellow Corn Meal: White Ship Stuff
Common do; Bran; Corn and Oats. ground; Corn
and Oats in the grain potatoes: all Of which will
be sold at the lowest cas-. prices,
VINO LESALE OR RETAIL
,-zT' MI articles delivered within thclinits oftha
town. free Of cost
.~JS'Country Produce taken in exchange.
~ Every effort will be made to please the pub
lie. and their custom thankfully received.
May IL ly WM. T. GILES.
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FOR SALE,

T7)R A TERM OF YEARS.-Thc advcr-
E tiscr wishes TO sell Negro Woman, with
child four months old. The woman is Is
wears old and is to be free in s years. The
child l. to be free ut % years Of age. Both
ale healthy, aut; the woman is sold for no
fault, but bccau5" tie advertiser has no far
thor Use for her. Enquire at The Cecil
Wing. Feb 20, lS5S-2m.
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FATAL ArERAY AT WILNlNGToN DEL. Tn
iIacas in Wilmington, on Monday last. in
Ninth street, below Walnut negro woman,
named Mary Hurt, was killed. An inquest
was held by the Coroner and the jury re-
turntd Il verdict that the deceased was killed
by wound in the back of the neck, scvcrlng
the spinal cord, the said wound having been
inflicted by knife in the hands of William
Dcugherty, Jr. The Iverdict also implicated
the father Of Dougherty. Both of the accus-
cd were committed to Jail to await y trial.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that application
lN will be made to the County Commits
sioners of Cecil county, at their next regular
meeting after the 18th day Of 4th month,
(ApriD next, to have a Bridge bniit across
Basin R.in, ct the Fordns, near Hugh
Wright's. Mar G, lS5S--jw.
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NOtiHa to Collectors,

FEN1lE Collectors in the several Districts
d are hereby notified to make their return
OF New assessments for the year 1853 at
the second meeting Of the County Commits
sloners III the month Of April, CON the goth.
u st and 22nd of said month"; And also, to
make at that time, return Of all Insolven-
cicS, with the reasons for so returning them ;
OF all errors or necessary changes in assess
mcnts, and Of the removal Of taxables.
BY Order,
JAS. s, CRaN FORD. Clerk
Commit Cecil county.
March 20. IS5S--5w
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TRUSTEES s'AI T.
OF VALUABLE real, rgTtTr.


EpN virtue ora Decree of the Circuit Court
H-S fer Cecil county, in Chancery, the I'M
d"rsisnca, as Trustee, viii offer at Public
Sale, at the Court House door in Elkton.
Cecil county, Md, On
7uesdap. tie son dag Of March, 1858,
ut o clock =. H.,
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND,
lying and being in Cecil county. of winch
Ann Oldham lately died seized, said tract
being part of
BOHEMIA MANOR,
originally granted to Augustine Herman. and
containing
222 ACRES, Tyore or less.
This Tract is situated about one and ahalf
II lies south Of Chesapeake City, on the road
leading to Bohemia Ferry. and is divided ny
said road int o tw" portions, supposed to con-
tain respectively l14 and 30 acres EACH
The soil is OF excellent quality and capable
of high statc OF cultivation. and the location
is in ncighborhood where lands are rapidly
advancing in value. The BUILDINGS AMI
fences arc III good condition. The property
VIII be sold in two parcels as divided by the
road, the buildings being so arranged as to
suit both parcels. There is sufficient " ood-
land Tor the purposes OF the farm. \ plat
will he exhibited BY the Trustee on the day
of sale
TIE TERMS OF SALE prescribed by
the Decree require onc-thild Of the purchase
money to be pad in cash on the day Of sale,
| onc.lhlrd III nine months thcrcfrom and one
third In eighteen months from the day Of
| sale the credit payments to bear interest
from the day Of sale, and the payment there
of to be secured by the bouds or notes of
the purchaser or purchasers, with surety
or suretcs to be approved Of by the trustee.
JAS. r. McCCLLOUGIl,
Elkton, Mar 6, lS5S-ts. Trustee.
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NTEININ'SS
AMERICAN GIFT BOOK STORE,

NJ. 333 Chcstnm Street, Philadelphia.
4 GIFT WORTH FROM % CENTS TO 500 GIVEN
n WITH EVERY BOOK SOLD
Personal attention given to filling orders sent by
mail or otherwise. promptly and mpartially.
Liberal arrangements made with agents ana
catalUs CUES confirming full Information. sent free to
any ad lrcss y send for Il catalogue,
Dec o. lSJI-6m. r. MELVIN.
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l,RID0E NOTICE

NJ Office is hereby given that application
~ will he made to the County Commission
ers of Cecil county at their next regular
meeting after The Goth day of March 1888, to
have Bridge built oyer the Little FIX Creek,
at the &c Red Mii' on the road leading from
Elkton to North East. Feo 2!-,-3w
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hcrebs' given, that application
IN will be made to the County Commits
sioncrs, at their next meeting after the 12th
day Of April, next, to have the Public ROAD
from Graycliy Till, or Bay Wow, to Brick
Iey's Tavern, altered, widoncd and straight
cned, march is, leoo-1W
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HARDENING. The season has come in
which the u,cs and shrubs Of the garden and
yard d,mand at cntion, if they are expected
TO pay fn, the ground they occupy; and that
ilry will make a generous return for prol CT
attention and care they have always album
dainty proved. As pertinent to this sub
jet We reprint tie following appropriate
hints from the Geraadv~a Telegraph Of the
present week /:
a Few SHORT lItNTs. Cherry grating
should he done as carly as possible.
Now Is the Tine to stick your Currant and
Goosh,uy cuttings. Take Of last year S
growth, cut out all the BIRDS buried in the
Garth; insert six inches, leaving eight or ten
inches above ground. BY this coarse you will
have uocs instead Of bushes, bearing much
,noie alundantly, fruit finer, and stock pref
tier.
Rake eff carefully the top dressing from
the straw berry, asparagus, tulip, ana flower
beds Also tai Re oil the covering from the
spinach bed. We have now spinach fit to
eat.
The carly Pea should 1c in the gro,ind by
this tine, provided the weather continues
waIm.-So with your lettuce in warm Dor.
trr.
Trim your Dwarf Pear Trees. We find
it good policy 10 head them in pretty closely.
Cut out all the d, adj wood, and good deal
OF the Oil wood Of your Roses. The rose
bears sharp pruning.
Trim and tic up ycur RaSpbtIlies' They
never should be trimmed III the fall unless
laid down.
Transplant your fruit and ornamental
Trees, Shrubs, and Vines now as rapidly as
possible. The earlier llny nre in the better.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

ENIlE undersigned, appointed Examiners,
n TO view and determine the propricty OF
changing the route of the Elkton and Tur-
key Point Road, divcrging from the present
route of said road at Nicholas +. Johnson s
Gate, and running thence for the proposed
change Though Lands OF said johnson, Eli
Picrson, James uowic and VIM. Denny,
thence to, or near, the wharf Of john Par
fridge, Esq. al Elk Landing, and Terminating
on the Gravel Turnpike at said Landing,
hereby give notice that they will meet at
the point csignatcd as the commencement
of said proposed change, viz N. +. John
sons Gate, on TUESDAY, the 10th day OF
APRIL next, at 10 o'clock, \. NJ, to proceed
to the discharge Of the duty assigned them
by virtue Of their commission.
JOSEPH MILLER,
JAMES CRAWFORD.
GEO. W. BOULDEN,
March 10, 1Sl9--5w. Examiners.
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1--WE regret that want Of room has pre-
vented the publication of the letter from our
Sandy Hill correspondent. We shall be
pleased h,ai from him again.
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NOUIGE
COMPREHENSIVE.

T have this day associated with me my
H. nephew, Joseph W. Reynold, for the
transaction Of the
GRAIN IND LUMBER BUSIN ESS.
under the firm Of Jacob Tome & Co. Thank
tnl for past patronage, | hope the same
faYors will be extended to the new firm.
JACOB TOME.
Port Deposit, March /, 1858.
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The highest Price will always be paid
for GRAIN of all kinds, and MANUhES Of
every description will he sold on the MOST
REASONABLE TERMS. LUMBER will be dis
posed Of at tic LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES, by
J. TOME Il co.
Port Deposit, March l, 1883. lmar l3-Sm
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ARMY MOVEMENTS ST. LouS, Nuch -.
Tie Republican publishes extracts from IL
private letter from Col. johnson to a friend
in this city. dated February 9TH. lie says
he has received no communication from the
government since the 22nd of October. lie
complains that the Contractors take more
than three months to carry the mails to
Utah, when their contract says the service
shall be done monthly.
Colonel Johnston describes his march to
Camp Scott, compliments the troops. and
says the Molmons, as fully as words and az.
ti"ns can. manifested the intention that they
Will TO longer submit TO any government
but their own, and that the Union must
either submit 10 Il rlSurpalion of the erritorr,
and have government erected in their midst
acknowledging no dependence upon or allie
glance to the Federal authority, or act with
yisor and force to eespsl them TO succumb.
He cXpresscs>2T earnest hope that every
cxertion may he made to forward supplies
carly IN the spring under a sufficient guard
of mounted mCu.
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N SsI'ECE..
Is Office.

4 LII persons having Administration =
A.Guardian account to settle with the Or
phanS Court of cell County are requested to
file their vouchers in the Register of Wills
Office nj least ten days previous to the meet
ing ofthe said Court.
JAMES McCAULEY,
Sept. 13 1896. Register.
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TAKE NOTICE:

Notwithstanding the great success IF De Burg
heretofore. as Il rival of Peruvian Guanc. Mr. De
Burg las increased the fcriilizing properties OF
his compound for our sales, fully 80 per cent -
We now challenge the world to produce ts equal,
at the same or an approximate price.
Farmers will pay particular attention t. tic Fact
that De Burg is the only fertilizer that 3 inspected
III Baltimore, Except guano as it comes from the
lSlpnds.) and Is guaranteed of uniform quality
not sold upon the representation of the manutac-
is the with all others but subject to
rc-inspccon at DIR expense if not as represented.
LOOk OUT FOR IHIIiTiONS!
The genuine De Burg is in Barrels, with WHITE
HEADS, maker 5 name in BLACK LETrEits, and Bal
tirore Inspection mark in RED LETTERS thereon
none other genuine.
Price, s,45 per Tor of 1000 Pounds.
For sale by j. y. s. r. Turner,
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n. s. Law RsENGE'S
pGDer, Printers Gard

AND ENVELOPE WAREHOUSE,
MO. 40j COMMERCE. STREET, Philadelphia
~ .-y'Ca.h buyers will find it for thor interest
to call Jan =. lSJs-!y.
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The improvements are neat, new, and
E--pg substantial frame dwelling. 6
EE%4Ils1 a. by % feet, two stories and attic,
TeIS TX conveniently divided, painted
sssslssssrs& VIA and papered, with back building
attacccd with a pump of first rate water
therein. A good Carpenter shop II b. %
feet. a stable, carriage house &c, under one
roof Is by 40 feet. and all other necessary
out buildings. garden and yard fences all new
and in good repair; there is also quite anum
Der Of choice fruit trees, vines, Sc, in a
thrifty condition.
This property is eligibly situated end adj
mirably adapted to the wants of almost any
Of the me hanical branches, and will be sold
at a very moderate price to Il good purchas.
err. ROBERT II. ENGLAND.
March Dist If. 1857.
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DEALERS IN
Fertilizers; GuonnS. Grc,n, Seeds, g., Of
ere,y Description,
No. ~ PRATT STREET
Mar G, lS]5-3m. Baltimore, Nd.
HENRY S. SITES, ESQ, EihtOn, Nd,
JAS. a. DAVIS Y CO., Port Deposit, All.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

tJNIIE most valuable Manure now in the market
/ ia MITCHELL. & CE0ASDALE'S Impro, Ell
Ammonated
BONE SUPER-PHOSPHATE Of LIME.
1t not only stimulates the growing crop, but per-
manentl; enrches the land 1t is prepared en-
trcly ty ourselves under the direction Of one of
the arst Chemists in the country. ana WARRANTED
PURE and UNIFORM in its composition. 1t only
needs to be seen by the intelligent Farmer TO con-
vince him of its intrinsic value as permanent
Fertilizer For sale in large or small quantities by
CROASDALE; PIERCE & CO.,
lOi North Wharyes, one door above Arch ST..
Philadelphia
And by rost Of the principal dealers throughout
the couury march ZU lSJo-oln
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DRY GOODS;

Queensware. Hardware, Cutlery, Fancy
Goods, &C., &c. .-.
Farmers please take hotice that he has Oh
hand good lot of Shovels, Spades, Corn
Hoes, Haytorks; and he intends to keep on
hand various other articles used by Farmers:
He also has sh-Salt, Bacon, and coed
assortment CT Brandies, Wines and other Lii
qusrs, Wholesale and Retail.
His while Stock IS selected with great care.
and he respectfully irites all persons to cali
and examine and judge for themselves.
Gy"Country Produce taken in exchange
for Goods at the highest market prices.
WILLIAM MCCLELLAND, Jr.
MAY 9. IF
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] will also Sell at the same time and
place, the PERSONAL PROPERTY, con-
sating in part "i the following properly, viz :;
~. 9 head Of good Wagon MULES, 8
IL ,a44A-, head oil good HORSES, l of them
tSs,sA'a Canadian Stallion one broad
wheeled Wagon, l Dearborn. nearly new.
Horse Can't, Lime, charcoal and Bloom Beds
) pair of Wagon Wheels, AXlctrres, sets of
good wagon Harness and iIaltcrS, | set of
cart harness, set dearborn Harness, log and
fifth Chains, cart hooks, double and single
trees. Sprcadcrs, | patent straw cutter.
pair ofpully blocks, Forge and Smith Tools.
consisting OF hrclbarowS, coal barrows, >
wheel iron bloom trucks, Picks, ShovclS, 81
lbs. weights, lot of castings and Wrought
Iron, pair Of blacksmith Bellows, = Anvils
Vice, Taps, Dies and Stocks. Bar Iron and
steel, for smith use, and variety Of articles
not mentioned. TERMS OF SALE Of the
Personal Property, are months credit, with
notes, payable in bank, with the interest
added. If the notes are paid when due the
interest will be taken off; all sums Of $50
and under that amount cash.
JAMES II. RAY, Agent
March 20, lS5S--ts. for Mr.. Parkr.
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GiaiS! GtG.SLi dniaiSt!!

GIFTS! Gtf:s!! Gi9is!!!
~ PRIZE TO EVERY PURCHASER -
D $500 Dollars worth of lifts consisting Of
Gold and Silver Watches Fine Gold JCwcIry,
&c, will be distributed with every 1000
D Books.
The attention of the public is respectfully soil
ci;ei to the extensive assortment of valuable
Standard and Miscellaneous Books, which
Offered for sale at the lowest Retail Prices. A
GIFT. worth from % cents to 500. will be given
with every Book, complete catalogue, giving
full information, with list of pr les, will be for
warded ON application.
AGENTS WANTED
LIBERAL INDUCEMENTS OFFEHED.-Pcrsons
wishing to order ut once, can order any Book
pubshcd in Philadelphia, New York or Boston
and it will be furnished at the publishers price.
with Gift Any person ordering 10 Books will
receive for commission extra Book. with
tiff For Postage send stamps, Is cents, for
81 books. Address
DUANE RULIS0N. Publisher,
No. 33 South Third st, philaduldhia. -
March "a lSj63m.
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Family Groceries. Provisions
Port Deposit, May "a, 1856.
NEW STORE In ELKT0N!
On Main st. Nearly OppOsis3
the NH Nauk.

TENIIE subscriber respectfully announces to
l. the people of Ekton and its vicinity,
that he has opened Il New Store on the CASH
PRINCIPLE, and now offers for sale at the
lowest CASH rates Il first rate assortment of
Family Groceries including all the varieties
kept in Retail Stores. Also well selected
stock OF
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THIS property Is situated on the Oci0rlr0
creek. The Water Power is Is feet fail. With
enough water to run all the mills in the dlirSt
season, AID plenty to spare. There are GS
.?CRES or L.4ND, some good work land.
The property is within s miles Of Port De-
post, Nd. and within Wilcs of Rising Sun
where the phila. and Bat. Central Railroad
is building, The property will be Sold and
the conditions Will be 10 per ceut. in cash on
the day Of sale, the balance making onu-alf
on or before thirty days after sale the re-
naming onc-half Of the purchase money to
he secured by mortgage ON the property. and
To lay years ut per cent. interest,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-24


TIE Bucks Comfy Int,ligencer says that the North
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad seems TO be getting along very
well and the future prospects Of the road are quite
Cheering T. is stated that the amount OF the br,t
mort age bonds Of this Company Is $500 OO ali OF
which have been disposed Of by the Company 20 that
none ut present remain on hand uus"ld. The amount
Of the chael loan is $jOOoo yet for disposal. The
floating debt az near be acertainei, is inside OF
100000. This year the Company viii come wirhin
m all auoott Of earning the interest on their funded
debt.
The Westn oreland Coal Company have declared a
dividend of T. cent, payable the Sd OF January
next, at the office Of the Company.
TIN Bpfalo Commercial Adrer'iser says;
ave regret 10 learn OF an instance OF dishonesty %
the part of Of grandeslrfs 90 the DOCK, the
particulars Of which We have not fully lesrnet. >ich
information az We have been able 10 CLEAN we give.
II is stated tbs, Mr.. Julius PatteD OF the rn Of Pat
ten & Munderbeck-the latter gentleman resljrg at
Rochester-ha. abscOnded with several Thousand do,-
ars belonging to the firm, besides several thousands
more obtained by frauiuent Transactions. l. gould
sppear THAT he drew NewI0Ik par les for advances
upon seversl cargoes of corn-ioor is tho numosr
slated and % tanned the cash. Tie ten VET dorm
the cara with the corn and Opposed o the cargoe- at
diffeTeIt places ct LOckpOr, two at other places,
ard one at Albany to e Nj. AIKEN.
"Oi the latter gentleman - O01 are said 10 have
formed have obtained posss-.oo Of two ca'goes br.
ope il not 10 be found anywhere. Officer nov e.
gagged in ftuetng ont the whole business, and bsve
urdertskeo TO fni out the present whereabouts of
Paiien. Tree everts occurred about fornsht
sIce and Mr. Patten has been invisible, nor do his
friends snd others interested in bis welfare knor bic
present abode.
1--WE ore told fh,, tie week before his disappear
ance he won g. 900 at faro bauk situated somewhere
m the Kremlin Block Ii the faro bank IN y per-
hsps, be found the key 10 the def.lcatiou.'
s. j. Vsrney esq., of Lowell, has compiled hi' usua-
annual statement Of the business Of the Lowell facto-
res during the year. which has been published by 5.
W. Huse Il Co. There twelve manufacturing
Corporations in Lowell including the beachery and
machir e-shop. with an aggregate capital of Sl3,
100000. The number Of spind rs in al! the mills is
399OGi looms, 1924; nomber of females employed.
1892; males, 4367 number Of yards produced per
week 1884 0O0 of cotton A. 600 of wooeh, 25,O Of
carpets End 20 Iuge The wages Of females, clear of
board per week is g.: average wages of males, clear
of board, per day, so cents. Medium produce Of
LOOM No. il yarn l5 yards per day; medium produce
Of loom, No. yarn, 30 yards per day; average per
spindle, yards per day.