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CHcMTOS, March 10. IS.

N,.N. ~
w. ''f'''", Nv
from tl!' S'c'''h oil ne county ; section
that snrpaSFcS all others within its domains
in fertility OF agricultural products, and
hn,,t,. or,,,o.,r,,,h,cof ,o.,,;,n ,l,,ost .u,
:,
ron.r''' y wa ~ "'''' "''eSS'ot ny S|"c'!
r",",''U'''S"''In 10 ''' great ports q ih''a-
e. 'p"'a ana pa'4'i'oFc' al any moment when
we P''ces OF P'""U'e maze u o'"'f""Ie'-,
''l your P'rh'ias"h WIZ become one OF
we a.i'"u'honS N''d' one tlat SECS a multi
'uoc Vi 'n'nsS' o'' ''hc'ra'tS none ae'pv I;
So'' o! surface Summer whose VISION on
Sc"f'S MS reason maN''is h,A ieen!c
ADVERSARY Mn"h caught ~ 'he net "i NN1Ii''l
p"leihf.' Inns Is Il last age ana last men
arc '4'N'Vu' "o'N gone q"'cN'y' even II
'mp''t'c''y, PIC ares SO" men 10 execute
II Win greater 0iSIa'ch. profess 70 ne one
Oh tne 'aPiu SORT WAC SPEAKS twice oelore
lie ti.ilKS once hitth2 at every thlhg-
s''N'i's So'ne'''"cS' my tax al present
,hotSh 'ce"e one IL a'iecteu against a
large adversary whose "'"'r'al proportions
seem" somewhat d.SS''ef,u on aceouh, OF ms
P'c""'"rl P'"p'f''e"' "hcl may DC tnc
means I'll causing put 70 'ahe piace' and
" - i t~ t''N' w
part IRON ln!:l"' Oh me 'is"rS II Lecoh'p.
ION pass or II IL do not pass My stand
point Is N Vai''y, :aelhg oiru S eye view
OF tHc competing mis- "n"'e tops are cover
ca WIN hahSHS ana M hshsss; buchanan
ana no bo"s,aS Dous1aS ana no Buchanan :;
a species OF oe'WiSt aud between, preleiing
Jpos'"S' the prol'sSed repreSen'au N OF pop
n'ar sovereignty 10 get inc advantage. | an
one OF those who laugh at their" tixatlons,
,tor instance inc CINCINNATI fiat'orn) and
fgoice when 'nHr tear cometh. especially
wren II proceeds from hahd VINO WAS the
principal III making ,he dagger yet have
no great adm'rat'o" Tor hun hel%vlng he Is
one OF those whose cupidity would upturn
ms sancti'y' III oFder+to profit by the dcnoue-
ment nevertheless am somehow inclined to
'hlnk nm right IN the present case. though
wrong IN many otn,rs' also am inclined to
'hinN that he would have favored the Admins.
ration WOW OF Kansas mat erS' but for fear OF
mourning the anathems OF the Illinois Demo
crscy' casting mlldtw Oh his prospects Tor
long senatorl@l career, IN case he conid not
succeed to the Presidency ! admire his tore,
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FrRrHER FROM HAVANA. Advices from
Havana to the I'd inst, report that eighty
thousand boxes Of sugar remained on hand
with slight advance in price. Fr,ight>
were improved in demand, hut not in rates
Tie number of coolies landed alive NJ to th(
firSl inst. was 1905, whilst Of the total
shipped 3,,I9 died on the passage. cl;hcr
from, natural causes or shooting or drowning.
Suicides were very frequent amongst thi,
class III Cuba The title of the late Cond,
Nlilanucva has hecn.otIiclally assigned to tn,
sister Of his father and thus goes to her hus.
band, who il Of African decent
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TIE CLAY STATUE. are gratificd to b.
Informed, upon reliable authority, that tn,
Clay Statue, which the generosity and patri
ot,sm Of the ladies of Virginia collected the
means fr procuring twelve or thirteen years
ago, will be completed and ready for inaugu.
ration in the course of one year more, and
that it will be fully and in all respects an.
swcrable to the expectation Of the friends OF
the noble patriot and statesman. We could
scarcely impart more pleasing item Of intel
llgsnce to The admirers Of Henry Clry in Tir-
gina. and especially to the female portion OF
them. Rich. VMq.
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Cur Correspondence.
For The CecH Wing
Temperance Meeting at North East.
NoRrH EAST, March G, -

At meeting previously called by notice.
for the purpose OF taking into conSd ,ritIpn
the propriety of organizing Tcnp'rAnce
Association III the town OF North f lst, John
son Shippers was unanimously called to the
chair, and John Janney appointed Secretary
After prayer by Rev. II. L. Giiroy, the
meeting was consd red organized for bust
ness. The meeting was appropriately address
hy Rev'ds. Gilroy ard Ford; afterwards
RESOLVED, That committee of three be
appointed by the chairman, (who appointed
john Ford, X. l.. Thomas ana John Jtnncy
as such connittee,) to prepare, by thia night
week, Constitution. to be- submitted to
those who may be coaytn=l, for approval.
rejection or amendment, section by section
RESOLVED, That the following pledge be
incorporated i'll the constitution, 10 wit: 1--WE,
the Undersigned, plelg. ourselves to each
other TO abstain from the use of Intoxicating
liquors, as beverage, and to promote alike
abstinence through Moral SulSion.'
RESoLyFr, That all persons present, who
may acquiGSce in the aforesaid pledge, will
sign OF have signed th2ir names respectively.
And after opportunity was publicly "ii;rel.
one hun.rGd and seventeen names were
signed to the piclIr.
The tncctiHa thea adjourned to meet THE
night week at I O'Clock.
JOHNSON SHIPPERS, President.
JOINS JA%NAY, Secretary. =
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TnH GrAHo ISLAND OF ELlpH. Tho guanr
island Elic, off the coast Of Lower California.
in relation 10 which number Of items HAY,
from time to tim" appeared in This papc,
lately, is becoming place of considerable
Importance. Within the last few months,
our clipper ships. have cleared for that
point, to take In cargocs of glano We refer
to the Comet, Sisrra Nerodn .idelaide and
Empress Of The Seas. Il is said that ,hcrc
are fIom sixty to a hundred thousand tons
Of wuano on Eide, and that the vessels Gnu.
mc'a'ra will carry away about 5000 tons
San FrairiEco BMictla.
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METHODIST CnrRcH CASE. The applic..

METHODIST CHURCH CASE The applic.-
ton Of ihe Methodist Episcopal Church South,
Of this place, to the Supreme Court to grant
AN appeal from the decision Of Judge Elmin-
stun IN he church case rendered in November
last has been denied. The prouerty in suit
consisting Of the church, parsonage and
grounds. therefore now rerers to the NJ +.
Church to whom peaceable possession thereof
has already been given. This suit was com
ntnced about ten years ago. and was the
result Of he division of the Methodist Epis-
copal church on the slavery question. PARK
ersburg lVa.) .News.
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ALL MONTAGED. A New York merchant.
who has had occasion this winter to know
how business is done at Chicago. was in thi,
city the other day, (says the Rochester
tmon,) on his way honewa'al from that
place. He says every thing real and personal
is mortgagcd. He asserts that he found nc
less than eight thousand chalt.e mortgage,
on file in the clerks office; and he further
asserts that those papers reach the personal
property of nearly every merchant and bust.
ness man in Chicago.
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CHESAPEAKE AND Ono CANAL Mcssrs T.
Schley and Henry Reynolds, two Of thu COM
nisSinnerS of public works have made re-
port 10 the Legislature in relation to the con
diuon Of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
They stale that during the past wear The sum
Of $50 $50 so was expended for ,xtraordina.
ry repairs caused by breaches to dams Nos
1 and 5 and other casualties. The masonry
dams. now under construction. and which
will be completed in the current year at a
cost OF s 10 ,0r0, in addition, to what as al
ready hcn expended nj on them, will it is
believed, prevent the recurrence Of the dlsas-
ters which have ,ntaiied such heavy expenses
The cost Of these dams can. 1t is believed be
betrayed out Of the years revenue and in the
course Of two or three years other improve
mcnts. involving cost Of about 500 900
can he made, and paid for out Of the accru-
ing revenues of tie canal.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-03-13

NEWSPAPER ENrERrRrsE.-Th Conference
at Washington. decided on the establishment
Of a religious journal in Bait, on Tuesday.
by vote Of l04 TO 7. Its title is to he
" The Baltimore Christian Advocate:" and
its editor. mos, likely. DR.. Thos f. bond
1t is to be establish upon the joint stock
principle and all its profits over leu per cent.
to revert TO the conference.
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GDc Geril ll)l)io;
ELxToX, MARCH IL, 1855.

--The Legislature adjourned on
Wednesday night. The Baltimore Sun
states that between 315 and 400 acts
we're passed, mostly of a loea! character,
Among the Cecil bills which passed is
the School Bill reported by Mr.. Ford +;
4 bill eularging the powers Of the Town
Commissioners Of 5ikton, and bill in
cooperating the Port Deposit Library
AssGciat ion.
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1ITOn Saturday last both Houses Of the
Virginia Legislature unanimously adopt,d
a premablc highly complimentary to the late
Lieut.. VIM l.. Hcrndon. commander Of the
Central America, and passed a resolution in
sIructing the Governor to have prepared and
presented TO the widow of the deceased, a
gold uicdal
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Eofal AGuirs.

ABOUT BCSINEss.~-We are endeaVOr-
ing to settle up the business OF THE CacIL
Wac, rs far as possible, being compelled
thereto by the necessities OF the times. We
hope snch citizens Of the county as are in ar
rears to us, who may happen in Elk;on, viii
call at the office to settle. We hope also that
persons residing at u distance will remit what
they owe by mail.--tf,
T5~Mr. John Gallagher has been ap-
pointed Postmaste IT nj Fair Hill in this county
in the pace of Mr.. sutton, resigned.
MORE GoCToRs.-Among the graduates
this week II the University Of Maryland we
recognise Cornelius Smith Knight aud Philip
Dixon Roman, as belonging TO Cecil county.
DANGER FROM FIRE.-The numcr-
Gus accounts Of houses destroyed by fire, now
in the papers, should induce all persons, in
town and country, to be particularly car full
Of IRE during the windy weather Of Spring.
AID TO THE GoyEnNoR.-Gov. Hicks
has appointed Davidson d. Pearce Of this
county orc ot bis Aids ds-cJmp, with the rank
Of Lieut.. Colonel
~" March, ever fttul in its humor,
has thua far this year wvll sustained It's rrpu-
tation. has given the coolest day, the
deepest SNOW, and the Widest winds. Now
it has brought ws.ra sunshiny days, and blue
bids singing on tie tops Of the Houses.
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- Read the article On the first page
in reference to row3 ism in the locoioco
governed city q Washington. Fcom
shat account aNd oher, furnished by
The papers it appears that Washing ton
is tonscId more th2 seat Of rowdy;s
and 'illiany than baltimore, about which
tie loeo5ooo papers keep up such an I'M
ending conpaiut.
In the " ashington letter Yesterday in
the Baltimore S~n--a paper SO often
writing Of the " diabojsm" Of Balti-
nore---we find an cccount Of the beating
with slung shot audrobbing in Washing
ton Of Mr.. j. J.. Maxwell While en- lis
return from the Pte5jl3ns's l,go,. Il
any other party than the locorocos ruled
Washington We suppose we would hear
Of i" diaboii.m there
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I THE EASTERN SHORE RAILROAD
Bill was defeated in the House of Dele
gates on Tuesday. 1t was the Bill, it
will be remembered, appropnating part
Of the States stock in the Baltimore
and Clio Railroad to the use Of the
Eastern bore counties. The business
Of the claim is generally admitted, and
The probability Of having somalhiog
better d.ne in the future, less ems the
chagrin at this defeat.
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RUSSIA AMONG THE BARBAnlASs.--The
Chinese Emperor has ordered ten thousand
catties Of gun powder to he used for prot ect :
ing the Amoor territories against the en-
croachments ofthe Russian barbarians. This
is said to be regarded as virtual declaration
VI war against Russia
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\ CoEyENTioN.-iho Legislature
Which has just closed its labor&, has Pas.
sed an act authorizing the people to vote
on lie question VI calling Convention to
alter and amend the present. very deftc~
tive Constitution Of this State. The cleo
tiou for this purpose is to be held in May,
prior to which, re suppose the act will
be published although We are not sure
OF that, as bill to have laws OF general
interest printed Tor tho information Of the
people wlo are governed By them was
rejected.
If the majority of the pc pie Of the
state vote for a Convention it VIII be
held, and it seems likely they will so de-
teru4ioe So lame is the present instro-
mcnt which we live under as cons.itu-
ton, that here we cannot tell who is q
Justice Of the Peace aid who is not
and III Thousand particulars it has
proved a hind.aucc to the proper trans
action Of business and to good coysn-
ncnt.
Without making battle cry Of " Re-
form ~ to catch the ear Of the ropulace
he American Party in the Legislature,
(a;dcl by very few ucrocrats,) have
authorized the people to take the steps to
effect rctorMS moro needed than any
which were achieved by our prescn,
Constitution, and without the resort to
any device Of dcmagogpolsm the people Of
Maryland viii be sure to give the Amer.
lean party an opportunity Of trying its
hand On a new Constitution The voters
II Cecil viii be sure, on the occasion Of
IN election for Delegates to a Couyan-
tor, to select American representatives,
and let that party have trial.
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aliorric0.

COLE PATTI RSON In baltimore ON the
9TH instant by Rev. Mr.. llcAgrS. .lunX II.
CpLE, to Miss M,EGAHfT ANN PlrrGRSnN.
youngest dla&hter of TIE lat WILLIAM Pat
trrSull. Of Cecil county. +
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BILLY BowLEGs WILLING TO EAlGRAru. -
SaUdnnah March 10 --Advices from Tampa
Bay state that Billy Bowlrgs negro has come
in and says that the Indians are willing to
en'ieratc. Billy has sent soy Jumper, to hold
a talk urou Tie subject.
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11~Wr arc indebted to II a ugccr. Seed.
man and Florist, philadelphia. for a variety
Of fewer seeds and for a catalogue Of the
hait and Shade trees garden plants and
flowers for sale by him. HIS assortmcn. is
very extensive and Of the finest Quality
ANY thug bought from him may be depend
d on as represented. lie will supply cata
ltgneS to all persons who write for hem aud
enclose a. le'ter stamp to pre- nay he postage
See his advertisement in another col umn.
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hAN 3 EoPFEn The health of his
fi"''r 'Ndge, Hopper is said to h. mich more
Fr,callonS than II has hen The nutcryilIe
441coeo's states that on Sunday and Monday
he "as NOR unwth. and il tyn,esrps ne
o~ninn that there is.no i'm. .dinr'a ,,rns,a,,
of his ,arly recovery. Will, tbe az fiosp'o g
Lis dcacasc is involved in great d Luna. 's'u' Vi
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE il hereby given. that ap!E
~ will hr made To IN County q
siuners. at :hrir next meeting after
day of April. next. to have the Pnhlil
from Grlyclly Hin. or Bay View. t"
lry's Tavern, altered. wrirn"d AMI 81
rnrd. Iuarch -. lSjH-
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pert Deposit Items.
POM D-rosIr, March, 9tl


The Sash Factory has had the
Machinery in operation portion of this week;
HondHy next ia fixed for its permanent
resumption. Many operatives thrown out Of
employment by its stopp3ge are anxious for
it to resume labor
--Ihc Irishman injured in a quar-
~ ty the falling Of stono Upon bis bac!;
seems to have been injured severely, although
at the time Of the accident able to wal home
Has recovery is not considered certain.
The two men injured some time
since by tie caving in OF well on the pro-
perry Of Mr.. Jas. Barnes have, despite thci.
dreadful injuries recovered. One of them
Was horribly maugled and his death taken as a
fixed fact. A needle may kill one man, a
house laIi upon another and he escape with
his life,
---Thc foundations for number
Of houses have been laid in ok Rua Iol-
low.
--The last fall Of snow here, moa-
sured 9s inches; there was some sicighng
yesterday to day the thermometer standing
at IS deg. forced lis to bid farewell to the
merry bells and the power Of the SIN upon
the roads Will no doubt keep many from the
lycture Of Mr.. Purnell to night.
-Oue of the arpointccs in this
section has been styled Governor, as he va /,
observed having humber Of aspiranrs for a
daputyship lowering around him as body
guard on his return from ''the South" +
We are wondering if there will
have to be another ell Zion for corporate
officers or did Mr.. Rowland trade his hon.
CRADLE position as Town Commissioner to Mr.
McClenahan at the time Of the property Ex-
changer We would like to know how much
Nj. MCC., gave for the Honor, If that position
was disposed of SO that we could from an
estimate Of the homer attached; knowing that
the profit is $500 per annum.
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OF nonntervention is Just what Benton
apostrophlzcd II: 80 The quintessencc of politi-
cal nonsensicality farago of Amphibolngy.
not susceptible "f n general meaning" 1t
was vital principle in 1851 heralded forth
as a continuation of the principle embodied
III the Compromise Of 1850, thinking that if
'hcy Gould really make the people believe it
Was continuation. they would have the
great and influential names of Clay aud
webster, To uphold them III their ntfarouS
PROJECT, For while it answered the purpose
inlrnhtd bat the vlsions Of the people are
becoming clearer. great many think now it
was u political hobby gotten up as some
think, at the expense of dissolution Its
vitality is now gore with large portion Of
The Democratic party rather than lose place
they are ready TO bubble on any point, OF
evadc any portion OF this principle to gain
success The authors Of " non .rr;rrvcnlion
aud THEN adjuncs pcrambulattd all over tie
Union, promul.ariay the principle contained
IN the Nebraska act. II vas 10 he tie be all
and end all of the agitation Of tn" question Of
Slavery. In the words of their Baltimore
oracle. at was to etcrnige the Union :" to
heal the wounds Of the Republic at once
convert Il Territories from bio chrG copy,
into clean white sheet lha; the people might
write what they pleased on it, forgetting
meanwhile that The masses would eventually
find out the trckely in 1t applying the
great and vital principle to the Territory Of
Washington in 1853 The very auspicuus
Sine it si'oahl have been applied il it was in
fact a Confirmation. P.SSing by that time
wayn agitation might probably hsyc been
avoid" 1t and the principle practically applied
in the iuure with hu' ittlc noise, tlicv select.
OF an III Um,d moment and Sn|ncouS
locality, where cJrnmon sense shpult have
taught lh,m djS'uihauc" would unsur. III
view Of all this it had to b~ done Douglas
tfCs'dcHtal aspirations required it. The
south he wanted the Sonfh he obtained
confident he coull hold his own in the North
hy different construction Of that far famed
act. Seeing POW that he conll not rqnayr
two extremes 80 antagnniIir in Hntimor
he takes the correct vi,w which will meet
with the appreciation of all conservative
men How lung hr will follow it, G Ut only
knows for it is characteristic al the
Democracy to Shift lh,ir sails for the Siron-
gcS; breeze.
The Administrator OF the Other hand
crics aloud for peace! !.ccompton! !.ccnmp-
Ton can eItlct prarc pass it and tranquility
will reign throughout our bordrrs. There is
no truth in it. Peace in one section will
cause agitation in the other both the result
1T LoCofuco mISrulc. htl;tvc in none of tltir
protcSiaIi ~. They are as chan -eahr a.
the Chameleon. Lex them quarrel their lay
OF aScrndcnrr Is almost mn. aud ere another
four years rolls round, this Inion disturbing
party will be hurled over the battlcnrntS
Of power. INTO the neither pit bll>w pgEIo.
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RINC]pIO HOUSE.

ATS, connected with bis establish
ku.,nt, ard will always have ON
Mril assortment Cf Confectionery
Meats, &C and at all times
MO- the best Oysters the Baltimore
.set an afford, and served up in qu!cf
. and good style; with other keirGShmyuts
Sly kept 1t such places. A. I.
let 10 II
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NAsnINGToN COLLEGE We have received
a catalogue Of this Institution for 1857
which shows it to be in quite Furnishing
condition We observe among the pupils
he names Of Ho from his county: Moses
5. lamar and George II Price.
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IN would respectfully inform
omegs and tao puhiic general
b., found in Principle, one
ir Ola st r. House. recently
Rchland & Gather, where he H.
on the above business in all
inches. on reasonable terms and
f. member. tIr siljcits ii share
fnlCe. ALEAM TAYLOR.
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TNEEGE.

s'HE Undersigned take this method II ia
fJmiug their friends, customers and the
,pic generally, that they have Large and
\ al selected stock of
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Hhlch DRESS SILKS, ut - per c.ut. lcss
- THAI former prices Tor sale by
March -. iSJS-3m" Il. +. MAY.
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:. S,oNETUlN,i 70 EAr.'- NJ ,ckrrcl. Shal.
y Ii,rii.4. llarn.. rrird i'c"l Cheese Ercl
Peaches i'rel App e., Pisal -. sc. for ; lie by
March H. isao-;m# L. f. NAY.
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aAFON and CANkBzsBDE
TilL AM PASSENGER LINE

Co.. AMI ASSENGkR hi y h,
ssa .f'er the lst of .luly, 1886. the
\. p,a9senoers become the pguIriet, Is Of
.M'h and mJridge Line or Mail aud
,Ms'engsr Coaches.
,, ,m Caches leave ElN,on. DoiIy, SUNDAY,
a'plsd,) and stop Oh their way dawn the
syVssat the following points:
sHa.ssapEAkE CITY. CHFSTERTOWN.
m aA,llCk. CHURCH NIL.
ID aSAsSAFRAs. CENTREVILLE.
M, Nv y KQADS. WYE MILLS.
AiRll0NY, EASTON.
hiEllLL, CAMBRIDGE.
W VI If rernrn the coaches arrive nj Eli
AN 10 o'ul{1ck a. NJ, in time for passen.
stfs 70 take the cars tor either city.
they sill also run daily branch line
w diddletown, Del. 10 connect with the
4 w line at Chestcrtown, going and return
lfhc SAM day and re1chiug MIDI ctuur
z the for the 6 O'Clock. nr"ruiNg train OF
ia | hM JOSEPH WELLS x co.
ltss 70, 1856.
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gC-p.inTYERS

EGpTATuES.--For sale by
mar Is. II. S. Sites.
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{ VINCE LAVA cor FEE also. u .rk and ..iSht
Y. no '!n. for -a'v by r. MAY
Marsh Is. lSJ7 -;;n&
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Phlia.. Wi.ininesOn and
BA / T1VlORE RAILROAD.

ts2 t...z7 SID
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OtO ed .rr sale by il. +. MAY.
MaIcA - lSJ>--;.nFi
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{yNTS IltrSI HATS ,!!--I 0 Assorted
l { II IS. for pie by il. T. MAY.
AlaIta Is, I1js --jmT
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STAPLE DRY GOODS. such Il, Prints cling
y hams Ml,,ts. >hcrtjngs. lighir.s. pc.aiIrs.
&c. in -rrat variety IN III rod n prices mu' h
hr."w shat they hNo usually sold ut in thia
iowE. hy T. + MAY.
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('iEPnrS, CARPETS aud F'oor Cloth. very
cheap. at X. +. MAJ
March ~. 1855 3wE
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O0O LINEN HANIEERcHIEFS. i",t open
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G5~Mr. John Gallagher has been ap-
pointed Postmsst IT nj Fair Hill in this county
in the pace of Mr. sutton, resigned.