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COnstabIe's Sale.

nf virtue of writ Of Ficri Facias. issued
EP by John Owens. one of the Justices Of
the Peace of the State Of Maryland in and
for Cecil county, at the suit OF John Gull
iver, against the goods and chattcis, lands
and tenements OF Levi Hutton, to me
directed, have seized and taken in exett-
ton all the right, title, claim, interest am,
estate, at law and in equity, Of the said
Hutton in and to all that Piece or Iarcct Of
Land, lying and being in Cecil county, near
the Delaware line which was conveyed by
Thomas ID. Gibson and Ann Gibson, his
wife, to Levi Hutton, by deed bearing date
on the twentieth day OF Apr'l, eighteen hun
dred and fity-threc, containing
Sercntccn and 7hrcc-Qmmfer heres Of Lam
recorded in Liber II. II. NJ. No. ., folio Gj3,
one of the Land Record Books of Cecil cUln-
| ty; and | hereby give notice that on
Saturday, The 2lh day Of J"ly, merit,
; between the hours of | and Och OK p. m.
| | will Offer for sale, at the Court House dou'
in the town of Elktom, said property so seizel
and taken in execution, by public auction,
the highest bidder for cash.
CHARLES ". BENNY.
Elkton, June 70, lSjS-ts Constable.
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Pert Ieposit lite nv

IOI DErOSIr. .Lnnn liz -,

Por Dtrosrr, June &c, '55s.
last SFaday week, dariry .
strong south win, willie several persons w,r.
sniIin% on tie tier, boat containing tLr...
boys capsjzed I'd would have drowned hut
for tie timely sccor afforded bya va.,,,l
which was proyienlllly lying at anchor near
the scene Of thcsttlstrophr. Another bo,t
was overturned Aro same dly. near tI,c o,G
fishing island opposite the town; the occu-
pants fortunatcl. escaped. About the same
time little box whle wandering ov4,. tha
RATS, fell in an, narrowly ESCAPED with Iis
life. All Of which wUil probably tend +,
stamp upon minds, pt more minpr,,siblp
than adamant, TIC necessity Of keppny fine
StbbatA-day hoy.
--I'he lac hwy rain has raised
the river again, and Sought in the few r.
manning RATS which I'd been lcn bv the fall
of the river at the lose of the preceding
lrcahGt. The rain stn'rgcd our pavcmcntS
and did Il little wash for the public. GRATIS,
no damage Of couscqncc arising from it.
---Church-goe, by recent arrange
mnnts, can now he slated Oh the Sabbath;
two services in the rrning. one at Up, "
one at 6 +. NJ, an'amothcr at 8 p. NJ.
Bishop WhittinGhamrcachcd at the ODD Eel
lows Hall, on Suniinisht last, to Il crowded
house.
-Thc FairF the benefit Of st
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Qi)c 1lAriic!s.
ELkTON MARKET.
hcporicd by n. s. SiiieS. !

ELEroN. Innc -, 1858.
H"d wheat SLIGO, White do. 81 go.
Torn, 81, white St: Oats 80 poratoc, - ::
Nails, - %; PcrpN ian Guano \. No,
/, 800: Mr%ican do. 81 ca: Columbian do
SIS 90: Reese. Manipulated Guano. So 90:
~ Burg super Phosphate *ij 30; Plaster
- q. \. Sale y 81; lIcrringS ntr hbl.,
$500. \. {. trimmed S!,ad per half ,bl,
$50; Timothy Seed per BUSH - 50. Clover.
seed - 50.
bMrMoNE. June lsth.-Good 70 prime
rcd wheat 81 90 to ! %, prime white wheat
rl,U) to SLIP. Corn both white and y,I-
low oS to Il ccuts. Eye - cents. Oats 3,
to % cents. according to quality. Flour
Howard street, Extra - Is to - 81
NiLNlI"rOH, June lS,h.-Whca, 81 co
Corn 20 cts: Oats IS: Flour $3.50. -Jouronl.
PHILADELPHIA. june lSrh.-Whcat rct
9H cts 10 - 60. white CS tc 10; Corn Il
cents: Oats ~ cents: FIonr 81 50 to $3.50.
tn" pnhArELpruA CATTLE, MARKET June
!ith.-Thc supply of Beef Cattle ,hi, week
amounts 10 about 100 head Sales were
rather dull anl pric. ) declined bou: -
cts. on the 100 lbs. compared with prices Of
last week. The sales ranged from s TO ..
per ID. ~
The supply Of sheep amoon'cd to ! s3a
most Of which wee sold at from 50 to ac.
co'uihg to q"anli'y. This market WAS ,ISo
anE. The offerings Of Hogs amounted to
"1ont ZOO head, whi:h was fully equal to-
u c demand sales were made at from 81 Io
- per 100 lbs, which is small dcc,inc..-.
oOo Cows were sold Mt from $40 To s., for
'r,sh cows, $50 to to for mddlin,, and from
olo to 70 for dry COWS.
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I.aWIcSsncss in R,lkton,

The total ineIlicioncy orour police force to
prevent =" iaWleosness" and crimein our midst
i, We'll referred to by The CccH Dem0c,0i.
laWleSS gangs parade the streets at all
times, and life and prosperity have Income
yautlcSs in their eyes. " Internal wells and
haccharaan rpycricS " salute US at every
step, and - at the midnight hour" our cit-
ZcnS are inSutcd by drunken rowditS.n 1t
IS certain, as the Democrat says, that g the
Town authorities have no power to prevent
lhcm, and unless this state Of affairs is ter.
minated, III some way then farewell to the
prosperity Of Eikton. Who can exrect de.
lrEcclcsS country women with butter and
eggs, OF barefoot children from the Pa rcns
with hucklrbcrrcs to come into our town, so
long as these disorders are allowed 10 prevail.
The result will be, that our shops and Stores
will be tcnantlosS, our streets deserted and
grass will grow upon uur pavcmcnts. Jack
Simmons will give up h,s trade in snappers.
and ncvcnnorc will Old Davis cry charcoal
about the Town. Let something be done
Mt once to rescue our town from the hands of
these " Iawless gangs who 60 bowling about
our streets" rejoicing in the elegant titles of
" Screaming Llzzards" Junior Bands -
Good Boys "and Keep DaIks :" ordering
~ - ''~N'' az wv anu lS III
the wee sma' hodrs ayont The twal''
For the present it is clear we can expect
nothing from the Town Authorities. If they
do not take part in the plundcr of these
"rowdes,' they at least wink at their out
ragcous conduct" In the words, Of the
Democrat "wc will be compelled to take the
matter into our own hands" and we rejoice
to see that paper nohly stading above party
consideration, and laying the blame, where
it belongs, OH the shoulders of the Democrat
c town government. 1t behovcs our citl-
zcna who do not want to see our prosperity
blasted, our trade cut of. our iatprers idle,
our merchants without customers, our
wharycs deserted by Old Splatcr and bis
pungy and a general business gloom and stag
nation over everything, to nerve themselves to
take steps at once to protect themselves by
the formation of Nieilant Committees or such
other means as to them shall seem most er-
lGctlve. DOUBLE B.
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ELKTON and GAiEssHeEsossE
MAIL AND PASSENGER LINE.

IN and after the lst Of July, 1886. the
" subscribers become the proplictors of
the Elkson and Cambridge Line Of Mail and
Passenger Coaches.
The coaches leave Elkton, Daily, (S1tnda,s
excepted,) and stop on their way down the
Shores at the following points:
CHESAPEAKE CITY, CIIESTERTOWN.
WARWICK. CHURCH HILL.
SID. of SASSAFRAS, CENTREVIIJE.
GEO. 7. Il ROADS, WYE MILLS,
HARMONY, EASTON.
URlENlLL, CAMBRIDGE.
On their return the coaches arrive at Elk
ton at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, in time for passeli-
gers to take the cars for either city
They will also run a daily brancl, line
Iom Middletown, Del, to connect with the
nam line at Chestertown, going and return
ing the same day and renching Middctowll
Z III time tor the q O'Clock, morning train OF
cars. JOSEPH WELLS \ co.
June %, 1856.
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Summcr-lhc "Iacritadtc Dri,2ie"- Prospect
for FrDi-- Loc0toc0S and politics. Boat
Rdm2 -Ihaf Poetess md lie Critics, &c.
Mn. WmG Thinking perhaps you would
tolerate some Of our gossip, and maybe our
neighhors will be interested in tile general
news will tax your generosity with brief
recital.
With the advent Of summer las come
the genial influence which has caused
the country to assume its most - rcrIa!t' ~
aspect, the flowers to emit their Swcetast fra
GRANGE and the birds TO MARBLE then sweetest
lays but prior to Tins deyontly wished for
consumation things generally looked very
gloomy and people very blue; and although
some Of or tmc-worn weather prophets last
week predicted a diuuth yet we have had II
return Of that same Old " iocrjtabtc d,i..h
which not only made the hearts Of some ofouI
Young enthusiastic pleasure seekers sick by
blasting some Of thrr fondc6t hopes, but is
also quite dhRpcaiog to the pioSlecIS of some
Of cur farmers by thc iujugious effect which
it is likely to have upon the wheat crop but
| think our promise Of seed time and harvest
will be literally fulfilled for cur fruit trees
a.c growing under the weight of their load
and some Of them are already producing
! their liuit in their season. The ripcning Of
. strawberries has been the signal for humorous
| lttlc companies and sociaJIes Which seem to
be daily appreciated by on oIicurcs. 1t is
a matt or IF some doubt with Us that young
man after riding s or 9 miles to paitnkc Of
that delicious fluit would not he disappointed
| when he was tod by the fair hostess that
''Ht" rucs dti'0t beGr this yrW"
Here, As in other parts Of the county, the
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IMPORTANT TO
Brewers and Travellers:

T'yn.r" b -, THE Port Deposit Ferry Boat. -
III 1y,,.ga.aa' The Steamer GipSEY. Capt j. II
tzss7ss.1-s:z Myers, having been Thoroughly
repaired is now runnin. ,egularly
during the day between PORT DEPOSIT and
BELLS FERRY. The capacity of this boat and
her speed and entire safety render her peculiarly
fitted for this service. Drovers, farmers travellers
and the public generally will find her at all times
ready to convey them and their property to and
from the above points.
~ Travellers and Drovers will find ample
accommodations for themselves and stock at the
NEW HOTEL AT BELLS FERRY, which has
been recently erected by j. Spencer, and now
kept sy him. Imay s, 1855
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~ EQUALIrY To ALL .-UNIFoRMlTY OF PRlcES
A NEW FEATURE IN BUSINESS EVERY ONE MS
own SALESMAN !-JoNES Il Co.. of the Crescent
One Price Clothing Store" No. 200 Market Street,
above Sixth, Philadelphia, in addition 10 having
the largest, most varied and fashionable stock of
Clothing in Philadelphia. made expressly for re-
tail sales have constituted every one his ewn
salesman by having marked in figures each
article the very lowest price it can be sold for, SO
they cannot possibly yary-al must ho alike
The goods all well sponged and prepared
and great pains taken with the making so that all
may buy with the full assurance of getting good
article ut the very lowest price.
Remember the Crescent in Market, above Sixth
No 200 JONES q Co.
Aug. Sly.
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THE BRlTIsH 0urRAGEs on AMERICAN
NEssELs.-By the arrival Of the British steam
or Syrcn at New York from Bermuda, we
have important information on the subject of
the recent British outragcs on American
vessels. The Svron, brought Lieut.. Richard
son of the ROYAL Navy. bearer Of dispatches
from the British Admiral at Bermuda to Lord
NAPIER. their Minister at Washington
The British Admiral had expressed his
disapprobation of the extent to which the
boarding of American vessels had been carried
ny the officers attached to his squadron in
the Gulf. No special orders for the searching
OF all vessels found in the ATTITUDES Indicated
had been issued. The instructions extended
no further than the overhauling Of vessels
of so very suspicious a character as to war
rant it,
The intelligence OF the outragcs on Ameri-
can commerce by British cruisers, and their
effect upon the government and minds of the
American people, was carried out TO Bermuda
by the bark Eliza Barss from this port, and
had produced considerable excitement. The
AdmIral. it appears, had not anticipated the
news Of the offensive visiationS, and at once
took peremptory ard efficient measu es TO
have them checked.
From the thorough measures taken by the
admiral reported in detail to Lord Napier by
the dispatches in charge of Lieutenat Richard
son there will be no reason to fear a renewal
Of The obnoxious practices on the part of the
British eun-boat commanders.
Intelligence is also brought from Havana
of an interview between Commander Rogers
of the American Navy and General Concha
In the course of his remarks. Concha
observed that the proceedings of the British
officers had been in such direct violation of
their treaty stipulatons with Spain, that
necessity had compelled him TO call Mr.
Cli!lord's attention 10 the subject, and that
both he and the Captain Of the StyX had Of
iered every apology for their rcnissncss in
advising him of the nature and object of their
cruising in these waters, and they assured
him that tie lieutenant wto searched the ilncri-
can and Spanish ships IN Saguo Ia Grande lrouii
be sent home 10 ENGLAND for hid.
Concha also informed Commander Rod gers
that he had issued orders to tho Spanish
squadron, now cruising in the Gulf, to pre-,
vent further interference with american ships
| in Cuban waters, by force If necessary.
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Arird Of tic Steamer FaaderJM off Cape
Race. Four Days Later From Ewope..-
the Shortest Tune Betrcen Europe and
America.
Sr. JoHN's, JUNE 1.-THE steamer Van
derblt passed Cape Race yesterday morning
at an early hour. and her news have just been
brought ashore by the news boat of the AS
ISOLATED Press. The dates of the Vanderbilt
are TO the 9th inst, which makes the time
between the two continents about 20 hours
shorter than any trip on record.
Late accounts from India state Gen. Ross
had defeated the rebels who were making
another and a. Calpee. Nena, Sahib had
attempted to escape into Central India, but
was pursued by the detachment Of Emo pcans
and Choorkas, and was repulsed in the noun
tans. There has been a fearful eruption OF
Mount Nesuvus. The French Ambassador
had returned f.om Spain. The instruction
in Gambia was increasing.
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HOME lNDUsTRY.-G llq@ Meeting. -
The mass meeting at Philadelphia, on Tues.
day night, was "A grand success. Owing to
the lnclen.ency Of the weather. was held in
National Hall, instead of Independence
Square, as originally intended. The hall
was packed to its utmost capacity, and the
meeting organized by the appointment of
Henry G. Carey, Esq. as President, after
which addresses were delivered by the follow
ing gentlmen, viz; Hon. Jacob Collamer, of
Vermont; Hon. Humphrey Marshall, OF Ky.
Senator Simmons, of Rhode Island Senator
Cameron, Of Pennsylvania ; and others. The
resolutions passed as well as the speeches,
unanimously, advocated a high protective
tariff.
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. TO THE LADIES.
New Millinery Rooms
IN ELILTON.

fNllE subscriber would respectfully inform
l. the Ladies OF Elkton and vicinity, that
lie has just opened Il choice lot OF Millinery
Goods, at the store opposite the Fountain
Hotel, which he will dispose Of at the lowest
prices.
The Goods have been selected with care
and customers may depend on getting bar
gains.
All articles in the Millinery line made t.
order in the most fashionable styles.
Show rooms up stairs. Mrs. Lcfman will
attend to the business. She has had much
experience in the large cities Of Europe, and
also in Philadelphia. l.. D. LEHMAN.
May %. lShH.
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Uic0.

PENNINGTON.-On Tuesday evening, 10Th
instant, SALrIE, aged months and % days,
daughter of Ross 7. and Sarah Pennington.
KNOTTS.-On Wednesday morning last
after few minutes illness, MARY kNorrs,
aged 6S years, consort of Mr.. William
Knots. Mrs. X, was a sister of the late
Rev. VIM. Torbert: she was a most OK
emplary woman and had been member OF
the NJ. Z. Church since her youth, and had
lived happily with her husband, whom she
now leaves diseonsolate, almost half Il
century.
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n 9EgS'l,

> neIcoF gwen to all persons concerned
= = 'l''t up'" claim filed in the Cjrrnit
o G"I'. J" 10, O1y'' county, by William H. Spratt
under HE naneand firm Of Spr1tt e u'.
borough against Villas G.. Garter t'r
work done and lateral i,uoishcd on n crr,,i,,
hnildmg knownls Marie Paper Mill , ,,.,t
OF Sierra FaciaS as isoued out Of said Co"r,
to me directcdand tlno / have srrvnh #
upon the Defendant, and AVE affixed =, ,.,py
thereof upon sal. huIdingas r.npirCl BY
law. BARCLAY kYNbIDS
June II. 1SjS-lw. Sheriff.
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THE AproINTMENTs.-We publish in
our advertising columns the names of the
Collectors, appointed by the County Commits.
SionrIs, on "Wednesday. The selecting OF
these officers is one OF the most difficult dutics
the Commissioners have to perform, and it is
an impossible thing for them to reconcile all
the conflicting interests at stake; and although
we believe that in some of the districts Il dit
tcrcnt selection would have been more salts
factory to the party and the people generally,
we readily conccdc that the proper course for
all is to be satisfied aud remain docilc.-
Most of the men appointed and perhaps all OF
thrm-wIl make prompt collectors, and that,
after all, is the main point to be gained.
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DECREASE IN PoPCLATIoN.-tt is mention
ed as one of the incidents of the disastrous
results of last years commercial revulsicn,
that the New York City Directory, just issl-
ed, contains nearly 4, 600 names less than it
contained in lS51.--This falling off indicates
a much greater loss, for only the heads OF
families and persons engaged in business as
permanent residents are included in the count
1t IS the first year, it is said, since The last
war with England that similar result has
been known.
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AN OLD NEwsrArER.-Th Newport Mer-
curry, published at Newport, Rhode Island.
completed the hnndredth year of its existence
last Saturday, the Irs: number of that journal
having been issued June 18th, 1868. 1t was
founded by James Franklin and his press
the one on which he and his younger brother
DR.. Benjamin Franklin, so often worked -
has remained in tue Office to the present day,
Il venerable relic
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EELIY AND BLANCE NANCE Cox's
~ sparkling Gelatin for convenience. strength
purity and cheapneSs is unequaled for making
rich and beautiful Jelly, Blance Mango, &c. in i,
few minutes and without tronblc Complete d-
rections furnished with each packnse Ed
BRINGHURSr CO., Druggists, corner Sixth
and Market streets. sell large quantses of this
populor Gelalin daily, at the lowest prices by the
single package dozen. Il. b. & Co also have
Pelotonico. II new preparation for the hair Com
pound Cathariic Pills, Goa ted with sugar; Day
and Martin Liquid Backing genuine Iapr II
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IL Az DRAGS

FNTIE subscribers have on hand number
l. Of HAY DRAGS, which they offer to
put up on the most reasonable terms. ANY
one wishing to purchase such an article VIII
do we'll by ordering one Immediately, as they
are warranted to work we'll and with greater
ease than any other method now in use.
Address G.&J. ". CLIFFORD.
June l2-3w. near Upper Principe.
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New Cracker BakeryA EiIiton,

REORRTS CUMMINGS takes,Mismcthod
IVA of informing the public Ihahes now
prepared and is daily Baking f'icsACackers
Of all kinds, at his Bakery. in the Hollow TO
general
Also, constantly on hand CAKES of all
kinds. Particular attention paid 10 baking
cakes for parties, Ne.
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THE CRops.-In this county corn,
the staple crop, is generally backward and
much oft very poor; on account of so much
wet weather it has had but little cultivation,
and for the san4o reason many fiol!s have not
been planted as intended. The wheat straw
has grown too rapidly and much of it has
fallen, and in some places the fly has done
much damage. The grass crop is heavy.
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~ Sportsmen--the law now permit
ting have been shooting woodcock this
week; they have become a rare bird in this
section Of the country and but few arc found.
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DRESS MAKING

W
MFRS. LYDIA VI. ROSSELL respectfully
lVl informs the ladies of North East and
vicinity, that she is proposed to make all
kinds Of FANCY and PLAIN DRESSES at
the shortest notice, ut the residence of her
father (John Janney.) secoEd house on the
road leading to Elkton, and respectfully
solcits patronage. May %, 1S5S-tf
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CRACKER BAKERY. This is a new
thing in Elkton, more in relation to which
will be seen in Mr.. Cummings advertisement.
From sample sent to this office we judge he
will be successful in furnishing IA first rate
alticln.
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1t is reported that Senator Pcarcc
Of this State is about to supcrccdc Mr..
Cobb as Secretary of the Treasury. Mr..
Pearce would, no doubt, make an able
Cabinet officer.
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ITRAVELER.
ne Il SusQuehanna

M G @ NIPA NY.
$50 AR DAILY LINE. Except Sun
~ % for liavrc dc Grace, Port Deposit
w Water Canal
E E 81 ~ Ss5 1o%2n.
49, ,--i:;@P Capt. Tiavers. leaves
sEF<f - Sesses ssas-a~a>> lower end o. " e S /
~ rs Avenue every Tuesday. Thursday aud
80 &tuiday evening, at 6 o'clock. Returning.
" ,Sves Fort Deposit every Monday. Wcdnes-
!. ~ daF and Friday ut 5 O'Clock, aud IIiyre dc
Grace Il; O'Clock p NJ.
The Steamboat JUNlATA. Captain J. ".
Iohiilnson, leaves same place every Monday.
cdncsday and Friday evening at & O'Clock.
Returning, leaves Port Deposit every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday evening at 3
o'clock, and Havrc dc Grace at 3 O'Clock
pm.
PASSAGE, 5oCcnts.
( - y-Freighs received daily at Baltimore
pitts O'Clock, and at Port Deposit until y
~ O'Clock Garfield at low rates and carefully
w Utendel to.
q - e5~Duplcatc receipts for Trcigl,s will he
q eeguired in all cases.
" he Agent at lIavrr de Grace will attend
10 forwarding amy merchandise consigned to
~ hlm Tor any point on the Pennsylvania Canals,
Or will re-ship any lrcishs intended for Bal
simorc, Philadelphia or elsewhere.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent Baltimore.
r. ALIEN. TAYLOR, Agt II. de Grace.
u JACOB TOME, Port Deposit.
L5-Ihe Steamboat LANCASTER. Cant.
Tonnson, being in complete order, can be
chartered at any time.
N. B.--GRAlN purchased at the highest
q market price at the Warehouse of J. Tome
Co., Port Deposit who also keep for
sale, Guano: Plaster; + ish Salt Croasduc
Mitchcll's, Allen K Needles and Dc Burg $
III Phosphates. and New York Bone Dust.
& April II, lSJS-tf