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Death of Hon. ,Thunas n. gent,n,

Death Of Hon. Thonhas III. Benton.
The Hon. Thomas Hart Benton died At h;s
I'll, :: ,v.Ar+, 49,.
- '~''ON VII
saturday morning. ID }he 'olh year oil his
| age. The deceased IVES nn2 among the a lest
! statesmen Of the natinrts and kai been init
nn!rlv connected viii; the ~oyp,u,uru, for
n,a1Iy forty Years Fhsl,as hccrndrt to Tn.
grave full Of ,carH auj) i,,aurs and the irtc,lj
gcnre of his lcmi%c wilk he received ,hrorcr,
out the country with .Sotouul rc.rrt. /, :
stated that his diving innmcntS were djltiu-
aui>h Il hv the San.e sc,m for.i ulr which
| has characterized his }ng and painful lin, s.
| AlmnS, up 90 he mtncnt nr his tlonh he
worked with tic fall force Of his il.d,mitablr
| energy nrpn his great work. the Ahdi,lrc.
rncnt of the Debates Of Congress. Ey force
of will apparently. he suspended rhysical
| dissolution until that work was completed
| aud he, III fact, brought it down to the lime
| proposed. viz TO the end Of the compromise
session of 1850. For over thirty vcals Col
Benton was resident in Wa>hington and
thr people Of the federal city, where all his
children wlrc educated, hare long regard, Il
him as one Of them.
Mr.. Benton was born OIL the 'i,h OF March
IS3, AT his fathers residence. near Hills.
borough, Orange county, North Carolina
lie was synt to college al Chapel I'LL. but
left it before completing the regular co,lr>r
and con,nenced the study Of the law Al VIII
liam and Many college. under st. George
! Tucker Ills father having did when he
was only eight ye rs old his mother lc-
In wed to Tennessee, where he began to prac
nee his profession. 1t was there that H. first
became acquainted with Anl1tw JACKSON
who was then Judge of the Supreme Court
and afterwards Major General of the militia
!'c was appointed one of Jar&s"n'S aids de-
camp, and which the war with England be-
gan ne r"'S'd regiment of volunteers tt
winch he was chosen Colonel. In 1873, the
volunteers having been d$lNAdcd President
MHdlS N appointed HIM Lieutenant Colonel.
nut h'ioie he had any service peace was pro-
rlaim,d and he resigned his commission.
In l"l9 he removed to st. Louis, where he
combinrd with the practice OF his profession
Tie conduct of newspaper, called thy Mis-
|ou'l Argus. Those wcr" stormy times for
Western editors. and he had to engage in
several dnrlS, IN one of which he killed his
Antagonist. hen Missouri WAS admitted
10 'le Nni"n, IN ISL he was one ot her first
senators having been elected by the Lcs,s'a
'H'e: winch had mt III $50 previous 10 the
elected to the S"mc post. retiring finally from
" III .G0l. lie supported the administrations
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Equality re- ALLi--U NIroHNirN OF pnlcrS,
NEW FENrEE ~ 81 >INEsS: EVERY uNE MS
owN SALESMAN !-.iovES 4 co.. of the .Crrscynt
one Price Clothing Sore. No. 2l0 Market street.
ahoyr Sixth. Phil delphi in addition 10 having
The Target most varied and fashionable stock Of
t'o;hin@ in Philadelphia. made expressly for re-
tail sales. have constituted every one his rwn
salesman. ly having marked in figures ON each
article the very lowest Price it eu he so;d for 50
'hrr cannot possibly yuryHIl Mus Er alike
The good, are ali vel spons,l and prepared.
and great r'in- taken with the m king SO dat all
may buy with The tUl' assurance OF 4 ,ttiu3 1 good
Article at the very lowest rricc
hcncn'hcr the Crescent, in Market ahry' SiNth.
N" 2ut. JoYE, i Co.
Aug. sly.
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llnnccLEAN TASK. A new organization of
the democracy has taken place in New York
under tie caption of" Forrcstcrs." Mr.,
Genet, on assuming the chair pronounced
the "Forlesters " the largest Democratic Or
gsjzation ever Known in the city of New
olk, aFd promised his aid in the grand cf,
fort 10 ro'$e The Democratic putty from the
ioW degradation IN Whtch II nor is.
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DEATH OF AN EX UNITED STATES SENATOR.
G,n, VIM Marks, who was member of the
Pennsylvania Legislature as early as 1910,
and for six years president of the Senate Of
tIlat State, died OF Saturday last. In lN27
ne Was elected TO the United Safes Senate
and served IA term Of six yrarS. In this dis
lngtiShcd body he was contemporary with
Webster. Calhoun. Van Barren. Benton, Der
lien, liaync and others Of the great men of
that day, aud it is a singular coincidence
that he died at abont the same hour, and
age. rs Col. Benton, with whom he served
tor six years on the committee of military
affairs, and between whom, although dltr-
ing politically, there always existed the clos 81
personal friendship.
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~ virtue of writ OF Ncudirioni EAponas.
Ep issued ont of the Circuit CuUr tor {, ell
county. and to nle directed. will offer at
Public Sale, at the Court House door, in
Elktum, on
" WEDNESDAY, Mm l2A dw Of MN 1858.
all Of the lighI. title. cIim. interest and
estate, both at law aud in equity, of Captain
William Robinson. in aud /" all Of those Two
TRACTS, Pieces or Parcel OF LAND. No.
l.. Contains
10 -!crS, " Roots, aM II Tq"rc PcrcLcs.
The property upon which the sail CAPTAIN
Robinson HOW resides, situated in Elk Neck
on the road lrJGins from Eig,ton to Turkey
Point.
Mo-. Contains G57 Acres: it being part
Of the Iaud OF which the late William Il oiin.
SON died seized. situated in l.lk Nrcl<. bout
I miles from EIkton and miles from North
EaNt, late the Properly Of Captain William
Robinson, taken into execution at the Sui,
Of William Chestnut.
TEkN$-CASlI.
t., sale 10 commence ut | n'cInc'; p, VI.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS.
Alril Il. lsj6--ls. Sheriff.
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i!NNiCai Hirriine.

Pus1,nt t" publ" notice the Physicians OF
The County assembled at the office of DR..
Sites, on Tuesday. \ pril 18th.
DR.. j. DHu"tt was called to the chair, DR..
S'UhhS was appointed Secretary, and Dr..
Sites Corresponding Secretary
TIN" object of the meeting WAS then stated
to BE- Il perinmHnt organization ofa County
Medical Association; after which Resolutions
TO the following effect were passed.
On motion Dra MITCHELL Carer and ]. V.
Wallace w'r> appointed a committee to pro
par" Constitution and BY ltws to be prcseIl-
tel for approval at the next meeting
On motion it vas ordered tha; the proceed
iugS Of this meeting be published in the
County papers. Farther ordered that every
Physician III the County ID, urgently request
ed to attend the next meeting
On m"tiont the meeting adjourned to meet
again at flltou, on Tuesday next April 18th
IS At > o'clock +. VI.
April 18th, l-w. S. 3. Srrnps Srct'rv.
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I'D EkEiIr.I&

T. @ |, :; < LIE.
PiODES' SCPER-PIIUSTH NTE O +
"a LINE, prepared from io;uula Of Dr.
Higgins. State Chemist.
No. |. Peruvian Gnano.
y. y. Mexican t;unuo.
Columbian Gaa.io.
l.iIac and Ground Plaster.
by HuS>ELL THOMAS.
Ni'ill u. lS'S-tf. North East, Nd.
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Ut The world was to hive come to an
end on Wednesday according to the lugu-
brious ratiocinatons of the Second Adventists.
In the language Of one Of their organs (the
Quarterly journal Of Prophecy, published at
Philadelphia, " the beginning of (not The c,nt)
but the beginning of the 1885 days, and the
uSherng in Of the day Of OF Jehovahs ven
geancc, and the year of rccolnpcnse for the
contio' ersy Of Zion, when it shall be said,
the year VI my leI.cn-sI Is cone.
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y HANDSOME WAGoN.-Cccil has a
right to he proud of the handicraft Of many Of
her mechanics who excel in many Of the
trades. We notice standing near the Court
House, a very handsome wagon made 10y Mr..
George Whitworth of Cherry Hill, which does
great credit to his workmanship.
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DELEGATES TO THE STATE CoSyEN-
rioN.-E. d. McClcnahan, Charles II. lIaucs.
James W. Clayton and p. c. Ricketts, have
been appointed delegates to the American
State Convention to be held in Baltimore on
the 2Sth inst.
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EsKVOE and CAMBRIDGE
NAH. AND PASSENGER LINE.

~ and after the lst Of July, 1856. the
~ subscribers become the propiictors Of
the Eikton and Cambridge Line of Mail and
Passenger Coaches.
The coaches leave Elkton, Daily, (Sundays
excepted and stop on their way down the
Shores at the following points:
CHESAPEAKE CITY, CITRSTERTOWN,
WARWICK, CHURCH NIL.
HID. of SiSSAFRAS, CENTRENlLLE,
GEO. T. = ROADS, WYE MILLS,
HARMONY, EASTON,
ERlENllI., CAMBRIDGE.
On.their return the coaches arrive at Elk
ION at 10 o'clock \. NJ. in time for paSsen-
gers to take the cars for either city,
o." ThGy will also run a daily branch line
FROM Mlddlct0wn, Del, to connect with the
main line a Chestertown. going and return
ing the same day and reaching MiddIctown
IN timo for the o'clock. morning train of
ears. JOSEPH WELLS 4 co.
June IS, 1856. -
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The SLAVE TRADE -Llporiom Co,yes-
pondence. is stated that important dlplo-
matte CORRESPONDENCE, lately carried on be-
tween the British Minister Lord Napier and
General Cass, relative to the slave trade. has
reached the climactcric in a long able and
convincing note from the venerable Secretary.
addressed 10 Lord Napier, reviewing the whole
subject, aid fulniShnga complete answ cr
to the demands and plctcnSionS %! the British
government. A Correspondent Of the New
York Times says
Several notes had previously passed Lord
Napier complaining, on the part Of his GOV
eminent, that the American lag is used
ON the African coast as a cover to SlavcrS of
all nations. and raintaing that the United
States Is bound 10 Increase the African SQUAD
rom from three, the present number of YES
sells, to four &c.
Gen. CasS communicated to Lord Napier
the views OF our government at length and
in a manner which must silence if not salts
ly. Lord Napier and his government. Gen
Cass, however, studiousy avoids giving Of
Tense to Ensland, though he comments with
great and deserved severity upon the Coolie
tlade. and the laws of England relating there
to, and animadvclts with equal Justice upon
the African apprentice system Of Louis Napo-
leon.
General Cass regrets the abuse of the
American flag by vessels not. cnliil,d to clam
that protection, but cannot admit that our
government is responsible for this abuse to
greater extent than it has employed its Efforts
to prevent it. He further refuses to acknowl-
edge that we are bound to add another vessel
TO our African squadron, and after reviewing
;he treaty sUpulationS, contends that we have
fully complied with them in letter and in
spirit.
The document is written in strong but
temperate language, and though severe and
occasionally sarcastic, contains nothing at
which the British government can possibly
take serious umbragc. 1t is an able State
paper, and will increase the reputation Of
Gen. Cass.
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HATL.-Thcre was heavy fall of hail
on Wednesday afternoon last eight miles
north west of Elkt"n, in the ncighborllool Of
Blue Bail; 1t WAS three inches deep on the
ground, but there being no wnl it fell
straight down and broke no windows.
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0J"Thc committee ordered hy the Emperor
of the French 10 prepare for publication the
correspondence Of Napoleon the First, is
about to issue the fist volume of its abors
The Emperor himself has revised the press
The first volume Is said to contain great
number Of hitherto uLLown documents.
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G12ln the New York State Senate on
Saturday, the bill originating in that body
authorizing the registration Of voters was
passed IL TO II. All the members were
present. The Republicans and Americans
voted together for the bill aud the pemo-
clat- against 1t.
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WESTERN BOUNDARY OF MARYLAND The
point Of dispute between Maryland and
Virginia Seems TO be whether the North
Branch Of the Potomac as now recognised, is
truly the South western boundary line. many
who ploftss TO have a knowledge of he carly
history of these States saying that ii is not
The Legislatures of both Virginia and Mary
land have passed bills for the adjustment Of
the difficulty.
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NJ SO, it would not affect the argument :;
81 they were never Territories of the United
States. But the assumption is historically
erroneous. Vermont wen through the Rcyo-
I luliun without any defined relations to the
other colonies, claiming independence at the
time If tho revolution, under no colonial
government; and, a State, by its own in
hcrcnt power il a:ccud,d To and adopted the
Constitution OF the United States exactly
as the other States did 1t is no case Of the
formation OF State out of Il Territory OF tir
United States. Texas was likewise an indie
pendent republic, acknowledged by the Uni
ted States. and afterwards received into the
Cnlon' kentucky proceeded under the law
OF ,hc State OF Virginia, whose Territory it
thea WAS, and on that authority formed lis
constitution, and was admitted into the
Union. Maine proceeded under the authority
ut a Law OF Massachusetts,, whose Territory
1t was and by that means formed its STATE
Eovornmcnt and was admitted into the Union.
But the argument is irrevclaht for the
Question is not whether Congress may in its
discretion recognise constitutions formed by
the people wHhom authority Of law: but
whether Il Terlt Legislature was in potnt
q mT authority to lcgalrSc tie election Of n
convention, to give the convention itself a
legal existence. to vest Il with icaui power to
bind not merely the peoplc but the Congress-
NO one denies the power OF Congress to al
NIT Tennessee and Florida yet nobody ever
asserted any legal validity in their proceed.
ings before admission.
Tie language of the organic acts and the
proceedings Of Congress th,rcupon arc decisive
ITO be concluded neri treek)
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.
the polls to open at . O'Clock a. NJ, and
close at Is o clock p. NJ.
Aud whereas, by an Act Of the late Gen
cral Assembly. the lines Of the Fifth, Sixth
and Ninth Election Districts are changed
notice is hereby given to the voters of the
said Districts, that the following are now the
boundaries Of the Ninth Election District,
the voters included in which are to vote at
the Brick Meeting House, viz:
s. beginning for the bounds of the said
Ninth District ut the PENNSYLVANIA Line ON
the road near John Brown, (Joiner); thence
south with said road to its intersection with
tho road leading from Rising Sun to Brick
Meeting House; thence east with said road
to tho north west corner Of tile lands of
Jacob Jobs thence south along the line
dividing lands cf Jacob job from those of
d. IL. Heath, OF, job II. Kirk from joseph
Laird, and Of Joseph llaincS from Thomas
Maxwell to Il large Black Oak Tree in the
road from Brick Meeting House to Farming
ton thence south by u straight line to 6 Bat
Ter Stone near Steers School House. ON
the Charestown road thence by said road
to the intersection Of the road 10 North East;
thence by said road TO the intcrSr elton Of the
road from Battle Swamp 10 Nowlands Cor
ncr; thence b! sad road to the North East
Creek AT Gilpn'S Bridge thence lay the
present line of the Ninth District and the
PcnnSy lvana line TO the place Of beginning !"
BARCLAY REYNOLDS, Sheriff
April Il, lS0S--tc. oi Cecil county.
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NOTICE.

NOTlCE is hereby given, that a meeting
~ will be held at Cecilton, on Saturday,
April 9th, to take such action on the subject
of The election OF a School Commissioner for
the First Election District, as may he deemed
eApcullnt. Iarril l1--2w.
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no Carriage manufacturers.

no Carriage manufacturers.
INHE subscribers have constantly on hand
L. large assortment OF superior CARR AGE
STUFF, consisting of FeiIoes, Shafts, Bows.
Tongues, Spokes, &c. Also, a large anan :
tity Of Seasoned Axles, and Plank of differ
ent thlcknesses, all Of which they will dis
rrJr1ss; Vi at reasonable prices.
SCOTT < ADDISON,
Jan %, l8.2-I SCOTS Mills.
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NTAGNIFlCENT STOCK OF4LADIFS

LIE Diii.~S GOODS ut l.. BROWN. jkS--
H,cb Lus'crcd Black Silk handsome Pail aal
Stripe silks l'ayaicre Chalil H"hos New STYLE
avis and Patterns. beautiful Lr, cls Al Wool
pclaiucS ou.y -. rich Printed Brillias Sd,
strip Chala. New. Stra anil Fi:;nrca Shawl,
White Marsri'lc> id l.adjes. and MiS.cs Basque,
with suitable Trimmings. have cciycl paras,.
and for Ladies and Miss :. a,o l.idia six
Umbrella par icular attention pal to slcatu.
I.adi.-' and Children Shoes, Hosiery, &c.
April Il.
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NOl'I

'sNllE Voters OF the 9Th Election District,
n without respect to parry. are requested
TO meet ut the Brick Meeting House, on
Saturday, the 2itl inst, at 1 O'Clock p. M,
to recommend some suitable person for the
Office OF school Commissioner for said Dis
tiict. TapriI I7--oy,
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R'LIia., Wilmington and
MAP OF CECIL.


TEtllE Publisher takes pleasure in an
u. nouncng, that after examination had in
different parts of the county, he believes the
MAP OF CECIL is correct, and has conse-
gently placed it in the engraver's hands, who
viii finish his labor, and the Map be COM
pltted about the middle Of June, next
Subscribers win please bear in mind, and be
prepared to do their duty, when the under
signed shall have performed his. Additional
Subscribers 'will be thankfully received, il
adore ssed 10 the UNDERSIGNED by mail, or left
in either ofthe books which are still to be
found at
Eikton Post Ohice---J. T., Brown,
port Deposit--Jesse X. Coulsons Store.
Bnck Meeting IIUuse--C. II. Haines' Store
North East---R. l.. Thomas Store.
Warwick Streets < Bonds Store.
SIMON J. MARTENET,
s, Ne. = South Street,
Mar D, lS98-tf Baltimore.
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200 Acres, Mere or Less.
a | .S( y

A So
Yoke CT Oxen, ! steers, . Horses.
and large number Of Farming Utensils, late
the property Of sud Evan Lewis and taken
in Execution at M sui, ofJohI Cummings.
RMS--CASH.
g. Sale ~ commence ut u'rluck =. VI.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS.
April II. lSjS-tS Sheriff.
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oyEHFLow or TIE MISSISSIPPI a frierd
who has Just arrire, at New O,lcans in
forms rs that IN consequence of flood IN the
" hitc and Arkansas Rivers the Mississippi
River has iiacn between Natchcz and Mem
phs higher than has ever been known before
At Napoleon the water was Iire feet deep in
the streets the lcvcc had given way, and the
surrounding county was flooded Thirty
one dccrS were Killed on the lryce at that
place, where they had taken refuge from the
flood. All along the river mon aud cattle
lad taken 10 the !lll-hoats to escape til" in
undmion. The Ilool had cau$cd great DESC
lalinn. sweeping away houses. ternS cattle
and wen MN in it, fury. The cotton crop
is INJURED in many places: bat there will be
ample time to icllunt.-.E. Y. Ttib4He.
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Baltimore \ Su.gueI,ann;a

'
s II T., 4 nj GO NJ Il \ n Y
OCULAR DAILY LINE, except sm
IA dAys,) for Hdyre de Grace, Port DEPOSIT
- The STEAM BOAT
lower end Of West
Falls Avenue every Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday evening, ut o'clock. Returning,
leaves Port Deposit every Monday. W edpcs
day and Friday at 3 O'Clock, and HAVE de
Grace Al o'clock p. VI.
The Steamboat JuNIATA. CaptainJ.W.
Tomlnson, leaves same place every MONDAY.
"Wednesday and Friday evening at o'cbck
Returning leaves Port Deposit every Tues.
day, Thursday and Saturday evening al 3
o'clock, and lIayro dc Grace at ) o'clock
=. VI.
PASSAGE, 80 Gents.
C~Frcghts received daily at Baltimore
until ) O'Clock, and ut Port Deposit ilatI u
O'Clock; carried at low rates and cariQDy
attended to-.
~ Duplicate receipts for Freghts viii Lo
required in all cases.
The Agent at Ilavrc de Grace will attend
TO forwarding any merchants. consgnel ia
"''' ~ ""s punt o' the fcnllsl N'iiaJamh
or VIII snip any lrcishts intended iorB,l'
llinorc, Philadelphia Or clscwhcrc.s
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent B,l,imo,,
H. ALIEN. TAYLOR, Agt ll,sdcGtarr'
JACOB TONE, Port Deposit
Gl5~ The Steamboat LANCASTER. On,
T"mlinS"n being in complete order, can r.
chartered at any time.
n. B.-GRAIN purchased at fhe hi,...,
market price at the Warehouse 0f f"N
X Co., Port Deposit who aiso kcs, 'N
sale, Gnano; Plaster; Fish Salt C r,,iIa 10y
X Mitcheli's, Allen 4 Needles agdbe p.,' " 81
Ih"sphatcS, and New York EvM DIS
April L., lSoS-tf. ia
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NOTICE.

'ENllE Voters OF the 9TH Election District,
Il without respect to party, are requested
20 meet AT North East, ON saturday, the . 18th
INST, at O'Clock p. M, to recommend some
suitable person for the Office of School Com
missioner for said District. Gapr l7--2w.
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Convention Election N0l;ce,

N7llEREAS, by an Aci Of the General
w Assembly of Maryland. chapter POO.
passed At its late session, entitled =. An Act
T." provide ioH the taking of the sense of the
pc"p'" upon the expediency ni calling Com
vclhi"n 70 frame new Constitution and form
OF Government for this State. and to provide
for the election Of Delegates to said Cunycu-
ton. it is Provided. that on the iou.tl,
Wednesday Of May, next, and at the same
places where city aad county elections are
now held by law tor the election of Delegates
to the House Of Delegates, that every person
entitled to vote in the election of DELEGATES
to the Gcncral Assembly shall be entitled TO
vote with reference to the question of Il Com
ycntion to frame u new Constitution and
form Of Government by expressing in writing
or i'll printed form on the ballet he may clst
the words, 50 for a Convention :; ortiz WORKS.
''againSt Conventions" as the case may he.
and i'll case there be any blank ballots cast at
said election, the same shall not he counted.
the shcriiIS Of the several counties and the
city OF Baltimore, shall give notice of the
day;' Now, therefore, notice is hereby
given, that on the said
Fonrh He}aeNiay in Man, 1858.
chat being the 10Th day of the said month";
All election will be held for the purpose so
specified in the said Act Of Assembly, at the
usual places Of holding elections in Cecil
county, to wit
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steamer g.aGy Wilmer.

n TIT VI " TINT,
~ and after Tursl = next April 90h ihc
o,tcaIncr LADY WlI.AIEi; WI arrive anil de-
p,rl from III, Wharf At the Zoos Of PINE .trert
instead OF Race as Ii r'otp.e. lew.us for Sis-
SIfrIs liv,r every " r,lnc> lny alta Ocio'k P. M,
and Port l'c os;; III saturday. at 3OeOck p. III.
Aprii a. 'jI--:!T
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fssae~ ss"=.SS nooL. NoriCE.-Noticc is
Gssy*-.su;e-A hereby given that meeting will
be held at Fair Hill, ON SATURDAY. April
lhh, I" take such action ON the subject of
,ne election OF school Commissioner for the
Fourth FL, C ion District, as may be deemed
cNpcaltht. April 10, 1898 -2w
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TOMPOUND CATHARTIC PILLS.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-04-17
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of Philadelphia.