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AFFAIRS IN KENT CouNTY.-Wc copy the
following from the Chestc, town News
Soles Of Propcrty.- property of the
late Thomas H. liorScy, at Mllinston was
sold last week. The late rcsdenceof Mr.. II.
brought - 700. purchased by DR.. H. f.
Rasin Yellow House, $3.50, purchased by
R. s. Rolph, and the store house $500, pur-
chased by same.
Il Monument. The directors ard officers of
the Farmers and Mechanics Bank, in this
town, have erected u beautiful and appropriate
monument! TO the memory of Robert a. STAIN,
lately deceased. Mr.. s. WAS appointed teller
of this institution at its organization.
~ Deceased. John CORDIALLY died suddenly
near Warwick on the .st instant lie had
started TO mill, when he was seized with a
pain iii The head; he immediately returned
home and died IN a few hours. Thomas G.
Pinkind, a printer from Ches,crtown, died of
yellow fever at Charleston, S. c., on the 18th
ult Ebcnczer Wech, Esq, a prominent
citizen of Kent county, died on the Sd INST
Court,-Thc October term Of the Circuit
Court of Kent county vii! commence on Mon.
day, the 18th inst.
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WASHINGTON. Oct. l3th.-The movements
of Gen. JereZ excite much interest here. He
called at the State Department to-. day and
presented a set of instructions sent to him
from the government of Nicaragua but on ex-
animation they proved unsatisfactory, there
being nothing therein to show that he is au.
thorzed to ratify the Cass-lrisarri treaty.
Gen Jerez finally departed, promising to re-
new his visit tomorrow and produce other
documents.
The administration has received an official
document from those in power in two of the
Society Islands, proposing to SURRENDER them
to the United States. 1t is said in diplomatic
circles that this paper was transmitted to our
government through Count Sartgcs. the
French Minister, but no reason is stated for
resorting to this channel of communication -
The subject will receive due consideration,
especially in lis geographical aspect
There seems to be disposition on the part
of Mr.. Dallas and Mr. Mason to resign the
missions they respectfully gill, to relieve the
President from embarrassment in the appoint
ment Of their SUCCESSORS Such is the tenor
of private adviccs from Europe
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EXTRAORDINARY LoNGEvlTy.-The Ban
gor, Me-, Union, records the death, on the Sd
instant, of Miss Edgerly, at the extraordinary
age of one hundred ant twcniy-tsro gears. 1t
adds
She perfectly retained her faculties until with
in two years. her eyesisht being clear enough
to enable her to thread needle as rcadi y as
any young person. She was born OH Cape
Cod In 1886, at which time Washington was
but four years old AT the Declaration of
Independence she was forty years old, eight
years older than Thomas Jefferson swho sier,d
that instrument What events have transpir-
cd and changes taken place during such a life.
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New STYLE OF ADVERTISING Those wes-
ter folks are famous hands for new IDEAS for
instance, the columns Of the ST. Louis Repub-
lcan contains the following:
ENGAGED Miss Anna Could to John
Candal, city marshal, both Of Lcagcnworth
K T.
Why not adopt the fashion here? How
popular newspaper would be among the
young Missiles if it contained a colaun or so
daily OIL like announcements. There is MOTH
ing near as fascinating in births, marriages or
deaths.-N. \. Don Book.
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PnoFlTABLE APPLE TREE. 4 few DAYS
ago, Mr.. Jacob kcrst, MuhlcnE cry township.
two miles from tins city, sold the fruit, Of one
of his g kiauScr apple tees for the nice
little sum Of S-25. The trunk of this tree is
only ninelnchcs in diameter and the yi,ld of
apples was twenty bushels. This proves
says the Adler how profitable good fruit
trees can be made, and should induce our far
mers to slalc no pains and no reasonable OK
pcnse in supplying their orchards with the
best kinds Of trees. Dccaying and worthless
trees, as fast as discovered, should be sup
planted by better and more valuable ones
More attention, also, should be paid to the
proper location &C orchards. Where 1t is pos
sible, the Preference should always be given
to the North side hill Rc0diag Ga:tNec.
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0JTAs was expected, the Eighth ward gave
an immense vote fer the locoioco candidate
yesterday. The Irish from all the country
side and from the neigboring cities were there
in force, and poll4d all the votes that could by
any possibility be put INTO the ballot box -
fhele are ltgilimatcly not more than l,S00
votes in that ward, and yesterday there were
polled there 3 $40 votes. This is in itself an
indisputable evidence Of the frauds perpetra-
ted by the locolocos. 1t is an example OF
what they would have done if their hired
bands of rnflians had gained POSSESSION of
other wards. -Chpper.
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California, of the l4th, says:-Our Placer
vile correspondent announces the pleasing in
teligence that the work Of constructing a
telegraph from that place to Salt Lake city
has been commenced in earnest. The day Of
its initiation is destined to form an epoch for
California. The work will go on, and will be
mighty for good. The summit of the Sierra
Nevada and the shore of this Pacific. will in
a few weeks, throb with the same pulse, the
same emotions will thrill through them at the
same moment.
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STOVES! STOVES!

CALL A Nj - ~ IL.
WE want the public TO call and examine the
w now lot Of STOW Is. now on han at the old
established stand of Al.DRiDGE Co, at the
corner of Main and Bridge streets, where can be
seen the handsomest lot OF
parlor, Hall, Store, Bar Room and
Cooking Stoves
ever offered in Elkton; ans nG them somchln :
entirely new. in the way of a Gas Burning Cook
Stove the most economical article ever red to
the public.
In addition to the draft of an ordinary cook
stove, the gas burner has draft through the top
plates, which is of itself, sufficient to maintain
cou4hustion. The upper draft not only consumes
the gases but helps to strengthen and preserve thc
center pieces which are most exposed to the direct
action of the FIRE and Which are made double.
instead of The usual single plates. l'y means Of
this draft alone, all the operations OF cooking can
be carried ON, vixen the fuel is but partially
isnited it consequently buEns more slowly and
more economically. ~
We havc also GALLAGllER's D0UBLE-OVEN
COOKING STOVE,
1t wouil take one PAGE Of news paper to emu
mcratc all the stoves we have for sale We there
fore wish persons to call and see them, and they
can be we'll suited a. il any city in the Union,
OCT 10, loJJ--tt .ALUhIDGL Il co,
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AIzEEEsOTgdE s. NgE3EsEYo,s,nss,,
Il G. L T. /. T. =.

H7lRST class Pictures (by this proccss)
A. may be had by calling at my Room, OF
NnEELS, in Month street, not far from the
Court House.
Having the best Sky and side Light com
bined, besides some twenty years rNperieuc"
i'll Portrait and Miniature Painting, | shall
warrant all pictures satisfactory to my Gus.
toners or they will not be required to take
them. CiIAS X. PALMER.
n. B.-PortraitS size of life or less will be
painted in Oil colurS, from life, or taken
from Dagucwe"ypr or .inbrptypr pictures.
EIlIon, DC 10, lS5S-tf. G. X. L.
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TIE Frost. is now the 18th Of October,
and we have not had killing frost. Even
in the regions up the Mohawk Valley and in
Central New York, noted for early frosts, the
leaves of pumpkin vines, potatoes and other
tender vegetables were only touched, but not
killed, as we noticed all the way between
Syracuse and this city on Saturday, while
all the corn has fully ripencd, and has been
mostly cut up and shocked, or is now being
Invested Of ITS ripe ears in the field The
autumn is mild, dry, and pleasant.
N. Y Tribune.
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OVERLAND MAIL FROM San FRANC1sco.-
The overland mail from San Francisco ar.
rived at ST. Louis on Saturday, the trip hay
ing been made i'll twenty-three days and four
hours. Six passengers came through in the
stages. This is about the time usually taken
to make the trip by steamers, and railroad
across the lsthmns, from San Francisco to
New York. The latter route has, however
advantages of convenience and certainty that
must retain for it the great mass of travel.
The overland stage route is only Of Importance
as the torcrunncr Of the railroad.
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IMPORTANT 70
DrOVers and TRAY eICrs:

f.~~a- a. TIE Port Deposit Ferry Boat
llls-4sgi.zisS The Steamer GiPSEY, Cant. j. Ii
n - 1919 Myers, having been thoroughly
repaired, is now running regularly
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.
sJ~TravelcIs 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 by him. Imay 8, 1858.
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Gntol affairs.

| H. The business and hustle of Court
week has prevented us from giving much at
trntion to The Wing this week. A number
of advertiser MS had to be laid over which
will be attended to in our next issue.
The Court The October Term Of
the Circuit Court for this county commenced
on Monday last 1t adjourns to day, over
next week, to meet on Monday, the 25th inst.
The TO flowing business lad been done up till
yesterday afternoon:
state rs b. c. Peofce.- Indicted, for selling
liquor on the Sabbath. Not Guilty.
Sinic rs Ciay PHI, negro; ca removed case
from IIariord) attempt at rape upon Mary
StAnsbury, negro. Not Guilty.
state rs James Crcu; Selling liquor without
license; tried before Court; guilty.
The following eases We're 90 stcttcd that
IS, left standing open liable to be called up at
amy future time -
Nathaniel Smith, charged with assault and
battery on james Moore.
" iIlam Gorrcll charged with Stealing.
money.
John }. Il. Poole (foGr cascS,) on charges of
kidnapping; forging bill Of Sale; forging
certificate of Clerk Of Circuit Court and
ltlonous afliXine county seal.
Ann Underwood and Benjamin Underwood
charged with poisoning Stock.
George Brown, charged with selling liquor
on Sunday.
John o Calvert, charged with House break
ing.
Samuel Dennis; Stealing.
On the civil docket, the case OF Nicolas F.
Johnson VS.. r ebert Cantwcll was tried YER
dict in favor Of Cantwcll. This was the noted
seed wheat case which was tried at the last
court, the jury not agreeing.
Patrick Collins, DANIEL l.. Pnwdc,ly,
Thomas W. CouIun, John l.ockelly, Robert
Mel lhcnny, and John Watson, natives of
Ireland. Towards Lorraine a native of England
Stephen herscr native Of Baden declared
thclr intentcns to become citizens.
Jnnes kines, John W.. lIalliott, john
Reese, John Gracciummcr, John S,ni;z,
john kliup and Joseph Kcrlnc. were uatur-
allied.
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ROAn NOIINE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
y will be made to the County Commits
slonerS OF Ceci, county. ut thcir next regular
meeting after the 18th day Of November,
1875, to have IL Public Road opened ON, or
ut ar, the ground now used as II road. leading
from the Charestuwn and Bay View Road
near jacob FOrd's, past Samuel d. Munt 5
mill, through lands Of said Motiit and John
PlULicy, till ii again intrrscctS the Charles
town and Bay View road. poet 10, 1S5S-jw
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TO THE LADIES,
New Millinery Rooms
Y EI.I[TON

VNIIE subscriber would respectfully inform
l. the Ladies' OF Elkton and vicinity, that
he 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
& Tins.
All articles in the Millinery line made to
order in the most fashionable styles.
Show rooms up stairs. Mrs. Lehman will
atrend to the business. She has had much
experience in the large cities Of Europe, and
also in Philadelphia. l.. d. LEHMAN.
May 30, 1858.
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TIE CHINESE TREATY. in .iuioqraph ON
SHE.-The Chinese treaty negotiated by Min
lister Reed, arrived in Washington on Sunday,
In charge Of DR.. VIM. n. Bradley, L. S. con
sui at Ningpo. 1t was delivered on Monday
to the State Department. together with full
synopsis of the English treaty, with the ira-
lures Of which our readers are already familiar.
The document WAS accompanied by an auto
graph letter from the Emperor 'or Chiua.
written in the Chinese and the Nlanchoo Ian
suagcs, on piece of silk two by srvcn-lcGt
i'll extent Dr. Bradley also communicated
to the State Department variety of interest
ing news lclatiye to the condition of trade
and other affairs in China and India among
other things an account Of thc> mutiny on
board the American ship Golden State at
Plnang, mention Of which was made in the
foreign news by the Canada.
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Che Cecil lObio.
ELKToN, OCTOBER I6. 1858.

BALTIMORE. Long before the locofocos OF
Baltimore brought out what they called an
." Independent " candidate for the Mayoralty
every man Of them knew there was no posi-
BE chance for his election; their papers said
Swami would he reelected and they all said
SO. They all knew that the business people
of Baltimore, tired of having their city yilli!icd
and their trade ruined by the minons ofloco-
focoism, had determined to put that party
eifectually down, BY endorsing the government
of Mayor Swami.
The object was to put up candidate iwho
had not the shadow Of "hance-have him
badly beaten and then raise another whine
about not being allowed to vote. People
now a-days are pretty well up to the tricks
of these locofocos and the more they get
whipped and the more they whine the mole
genera. satisfaction is manifest throughout
the state.
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ELKTON and CAMBRIDGE
MAIL AND PASSENGER LINE.

nNand after the lst of July, 1886, the
" subscribers become the pr'oprictors Of
the Elkton and Cambridge Line Of Mai ! and
Passenger Coaches.
The coaches leave Elkton, Daily, (Sundavs
excepted and stop on their way down the
Shores at the following points:
CHESAPEAKE CITY, CIIESTERTGWN
WARWICK, CHURCH MIL,
AD. of SASSAFRAS, CENTREVILLE.
GEO. T.. 4 ROADS, WYE MILLS,
HARMONY, EASTON,
WNEN LII, CAMBRIDGE.
On them return the coaches arrive at Elk
ton at ~ o'c'ock n. NJ, IN time for passcn-
gers to take the cars FOR ether city.
DSs-T They will also run daily branch line
from Middletown, Del, to connect with the
main line at Chestertown, going and return
ing the same day and reaching Middlctown
III time Tor the O'Clock, morning train OF
cars. JOSEPH WELLS X 90
June IS, 1856.
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CONGRESSMAN ELECTED.

SUNGHESSMEN ELECTED.
District.
l,t-Thomas B. Florence, Dem.
3D. Edward JOY Morris, Op.
3d-John P. VERGE, OPP.
4th- William Milward, OPP.
5th-John Wood, OPP.
Gth--John Hickman, Anti Lee Dem.
1th-llenry &. Longnccker, Op.
Sth John Schwartz, Ant,Lec. Dem.
Qualifications Stevens, OPP.
l0th--John W. Killnger, Up.
llth-James II. Campbell, Op.
18th Col W. Scranton, OPP.
18th William II. DimmicK, Dem.
l4lE-Galusha a. Grow, OPP.
l5th-Jamcs T. Hale, OPP.
l6th-B L. Junkin. OPP.
18th Edward Mcpherson OPP.
lSth-S. Steel Blair, OPP.
10Th John Covode Op.
20th-Wm. Montgomery, Anti Lee. Dem
2lst-JaInes X. Moorhead, OPP.
22d-Robcr Mcknight, OPP.
23d-W illiam Stewart, Op.
24th-Chapn Hall, OPP.
25th-Eljah Babbitt, Op.
Among the locofoco Congressman defeated
are j. Clancy Jones and Owen Jones. Clan
cy, once our neishbor, grew to be pet o
buchanan s and was more his representative
than any of the rest. His defeat is dircc,
blow at the President.
The lucotoco state ticket is defeated by som,
COCOA most righteous rebuke to the Adj
mlnistration.
ONO. The Administration lost four Mem
hpry 4 Al, Il,
on Tuesday.
lND1ANA.-.Wh Administration lost two
members Of Congress in this state.
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The NICARAGUA RouTE.-We understand
that the Nicaragua route will shortly be open
ed under the most favorable auspices. The
vessels for the Pacific side are the Hermann,
the Atlantic and Baltic. The former is at
present at her post the latter have recently
been purchased for more than two months
and it is expected that the line will be in sue,
ccsstul operation by November 25h.
National IateHtocncer
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EGYPTIAN CuNNING.--A company in Boston
Mass, recently thrashed $4,000 pounds of
clear sand from sixty bales Of rags imported
from Egypt, being twenty-five per cent. of
the whole weight. The rags were taken
from the mummics in the catacombs, and the
sand was sifted in by the Egyptian sharpers,
to increase the weight.
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THE ELECTIONS The people Of pcnnsyl-
vana have this week expressed, in fearful
tones, their censurc of the present locofoco
Administration. Its high-handed outragcs
tide that is to oYcrwhclm it may now be con-
sidcred as fairly set in. OF the twenty, live
members of Congress the Administration
party has carried but two. All the rest arc
Republicans, Americans Or Anti.Lccompton
democrats.
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The Steamer Fort Deposit.

CAPTAIN D. w II ] r E,
A l1 will leave Port Deposit at
RI.sy:=:=-Tlsa}-n~S. 4l a. H., 2 and Il p. NJ,
es17sTz1.zseEIzS. connecting with the cars
at IIavre de Grace.
Leave IIavrc dc Grace at l 20 a. M, 500
and 7.l5 y. m. DAVID WHITE.
Oct, 8. lS58-tf,
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SiIERIEEnS SALE.


~ \ virtue Of eleven writS of Ficri Faeias,
ES issued u@t Of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, at the suits Of ChatfGcS, Stout x Co..
| Hood \ Co.. and Isaac Rooms. seven against
| the goods and cllattclS, lands and tcnements
Of Andrew Kidd, James II. Kidd, Jacob
| Tome and Benjamin Fandivcr, four against
the goods and chattelS lands and tcncmcnts
of Andrew Kidd, William Y. Mackinson,
Jacob Tome and Ben lmin Eandiycr, to me
directed, | hnv" seized and taken in exec,r-
ton all the right title, claim, interest and
estate. at law and i'll equity, Of the said
| Andrew Kidd, james H. Kidd and William
I. MackinSon, in and to all the following
property:
| No. l. All that Tract, Piece or Parcel of
| Land. with the Improvements thereon, be =
| longing to the said Andrew Kidd, situated,
| lying and beng in the 9TH Election District,
Cecil county, containing
So. Acres, EEere or Less,
adjoining lands Of John Carson, Robert
Montgomery and others, and more purtict-
| larry described in II patent granted by the
State O! Maryland 10 Andrew Kidd, grand
father of the said Andrew kidd), bearing
| date the 9th of December, 1879.
| No. .. All of that To., Piece or Parcel of
Land, with the improvements thereon,
| situated, lying and being in the town Of Port
Deposit Cecil county, which was leased to
the said Andrew Kidd by Samuel Rowland
and wife. by lease daily executed and re-
corded i'll liber H. II. NJ, No. l, folio %,
one Of the Land Record Books of Cecil
county. On this lot there is Il good and
substantial
EsricA Dwelling s. store House.
fronting on Main Street IS feet and running
back 40 feet.
All Of the said Andrew Kidd, james II.
X lid and William I. Mackilsons stock in
trade Of
STORE GOODS. MARES and llER-
CHANDiSE, HOUSEHOLD y KITCHEN
FURNIYL RE, &c, &C.. ri-:
A variety of Ready Made Clothing, Cloths,
CasSimeres, SatnetS, Muslin, Drilling. Mus
lin and Knit Shirts and Drawers, Linen,
Gloves, Hosiery, Linen Collars, Buttons,
Boots, Shoes, Hats. Caps, &c.
Household and Kitchen Furniture, such
rs Beds, Bedding and Bcasteads, Bureaus,
Tables, Chairs, Sofas, Settecs, Lounges,
Book Cases, Looking Glasses, Lot Of Car
petng and Oil Cloth, Clock, Cook Stoves
and Fixtures, China and Quecnswayc, Coal
Stoves, &c, and sundry other articles not
enumerated; and hereby give notice that
Monday, the 8M day Of Norcmber, 1853,
at the store Of said Kidd | will offer for sale
said property, SO seized and taken in eXccu-
ton TO the highest bidder for cash, to
satisfy said writs.
r. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
aud continue until all is sold. The Real
Estate will be sold on WEDNESDAY, tho
18TH proNimo, AT | O'Clock p. NJ.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
Llkton, Oct. ~, l65S--ts, Sheriff,
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s II +, a M 20 nj p \ n Y .
DEGULAR DAILY TRIPS, except sun.
lldays.) for IIavrc de Grace, Port Deposit
and Tide Water Canal.
~ The STEAMBOAT
IA POR rs OU TIL,
-.4eee-Ssqlqa.asr-- Capt. Travers, leaves
$50 ss sssss9sss-Szr lower end Of W S
Falls Avenue every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evening, at O'Clock. Returning,
leaves Port Deposit every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday at 3 O'Clock, and lIavrc dc
Grace at , O'Clock y. IN.
The Steamboat JCNIkTA, Captain J. W.
Tomlinson, leaves same place every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evening at q O'Clock.
Returning, leaves Port Deposit every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday evening at
O'Clock p. M.
PASSAGE, so Cents
usyFei.hts received daily at Baltimore
until ) clock, and al Port Deposit until y
o'clock carried at low rates and carefully
attended to.
G5~Dupicate receipts for Freghts will be
required in all cases.
The Agent at IIavrc de Grace will attend
70 forwarding any merchandise consigned to
him for any point on the penasylvan MIA Canals,
Or will res ship any lrci2hts intended for Bal
timorc, Philadelphia or elsewhere.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent Baltimore
X. ALIEN. TAYLOR, ACT II. de Grace
JACOB TOME, Port Deposit.
~Thc Steamboat LANCASTER, Cant
Tomlnson, being in complete order, can be
chartered at any time.
N. B.-GRAIN purchased at the highest
market, price at the Warehouse of j. Tome
Co., Port Deposit who also keep for
sale. Guano; Plaster: Fish !; Salt Croasdale
4 Mitchcfs, Allen & Needles and De Burg S
Rhosphates, and New York Bone Dust.
April II, 1S5S.--tf.
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To Carriage Manufacturers.

HoIIE subscribers have constantly on hand
l. large assortment Of superior CARRIAGE
STUFF, consisting of Feloes, Shafts, Bows,
Tongues. Spokes. &c. Also, large guam
tity Of Seasoned Axles, and Plank Of differ
ent thickncsses, all of which they will dis
pose of at reasonable prices,
SCOTT 4 ADDISON,
Jan so, IS5S-tf SCOTS NJ ills.
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DRESS MAKING.

MFRS. LYDIA NJ. ROSSELL respectfully
lXl 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, at the residence Of her
father (John Janney,) secoEd house on the
road leading to Elkton, and respectfully
sQlicits patronage. May %, ls5S-tf
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D~A line Of telegraph is about to be es-
tablished between Baltimore and Thomas
Point on the Chesapeake Bay, which will con-
meet Annapolis with Baltimore
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Piece or Parcel Of land.

WNHTe0N he n0W rtsitTts, containing
8 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
with thc improvements thereon lvin.. in. or
near the village Of Clarlrstown, Cecil coun-
", Md; and hereby give notice that ON
SG''1day, tie G'A dag Of Norcmbcr, 1858,
hrtwcrn the hours OF | and 3 O'Clock J.. NJ.
at The Public House Of Christopher A. Little,
III C'ar'cSt"wn Will sell the sIid property,
;" seized a'l taken N execution, at Public
Auction, to Iii" highest bidder for clsh. to
satisfy said MriS and costs.
nos. Il. M.AlIONY,
NlCl. 10. lN1S---lS. 81. CunStAhlu.