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PASSING Baltimore COUNTERFEIT NOTES.
On Monday night Of last week, man Civ
ing the name Of John Carney. was arrested
at Milford, Del, charged with passing coun-
terteit IS bills ON the Citizens Bank orBnti
more. On his way 10 Jail, however, he man
aged to make his escape lie stated while
under arrest that he procured the bills in a
gambling house in Baltimore. From this
city he passed to Cambridge and across the
Eastern Shore into the lower part of Sussex,
Del, and thence up to Milford. scattering the
money freely al along the route. The Easton,
and Chcsteltown (Md.) papers speak of the
movements OF two men through those places,
where they succeeded in passing of some Of
the couptcricits.
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Mr.. GREELEY DOES NOT LrAYE.-A rnmor
having been extensively circulated that
Horace Greeley WAS intending to retire from
the editorship O: the N. Y. Tribune, Mr.
Greeley thus notices the statement:
" never for one moment cherished such a
purpose nor harborcd such n thought hare
hoped that | might. at an carly day be cna-
bcd TO retire from that active, responsible,
immcdiate connection with the Ediorship of
the paper which has thus far been required
of me, continuing to write for It's columns
but dyvoting larger share of my time and
thoughts TO other ends than has hitherto been
deemed practicable. Various circumstances
have prevented the realization of this hope,
which must now, at the best, be postpon cd
until after the close of the next Presidential
contest"
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GI)c AlorIicts.
E,IktOn HariGct.
TREPURTED Ky HENRY s. SITES.


rLKToH. Jan. %, 1879.
Rcd Wheat 81 - 10 50 90, White do.
5 - 80 - 90, Corn, -, oats -, Lime,
81 cents per bnshcl
W1LMlNGroN, Jan. 20th.-Whcat 81 80
Corn 20 els: Oats 10: Flour ) - a SC co.
Clover Seed, $ 50: Timothy do, 50 %.
TIE pntApGLrmiA MARKET, Jan. 20ih.
White Wheat, $lI0 Rcd do, 81 81
Corn, - cts; Oats, 4O cts Flour, S5.l5
TO 50 35.
BALTINORn. Jan 20th.-Good 20 prime
red wheat II % TO ! %, prime white wheat
Il Is TO - 80. Corn both white and VII
low - 10 50 cents. Rye IS cents. Oats Is
to 80 cents according to quality. Flour
Howard street, Extra 5000 to ! %
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARE ct, Jan. II.
beef attc-Vhe oIirireS this wt,k amoun-
ted to about 100 head sales at !, : lO.25
per leo lbS-an advance Of - 80 ger leo lbs
since last week Cows and Calves Sales of
fresh Cows. at $40 80: dry do. at l5a &25
each. Sheep -OIIiIingS G GEO: and sales at
; 50 90 each. Hogs O.ltring> about 1911;
and sales at I 60 IS W per 100 lbs.
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PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES. The North
American, of Wednesday last, discusses at
some length the chances Of Douglas and Wise
for the nomination at Charleston, going to
show that the former has no chance, and that
the latter may possibly succeed. The article
closes thus -
Meanwhile if the Opposition, describing
individual and sectional preferences, should
unite upon some such man as John Bell Of
Tenncssee-wc name him only as type of q
cass-a man of large views and statesman
like qualities, much viii have been done in
that very act to overthrow sectionaliHm. and,
though he should fail of an election, great
benefit would nevertheless result to the coun-
~, ;,
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Groceries, Hardware,

Gucensware, Stone and Woodenware, &c.
His entire stock has been selected with
the utmost care, and with view to the wants
Of the people, and the necessities of the
times. The Goods have been bought low
and will be sold low to our prompt and cash
paying customers. To all, say, if you
would have a practical demonstration Of
what l say, call and see.
WILLIAM J. VANNORT.
pI-N. B-Corn and Oats, Butter, Eggs,
Lard, Chickens, Turkeys, Geese, Ducks and
al kind Of Country Produce taken in cx-
change for Goods, and the highest market
price given. [Oct 2, lSjS-6m
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THE AFRICANS AT WoRK.-Two Of the
Wanderers crew Of Africans have been snug
ged into Mississippi, and put to work on
plantation of Mr.. Montague, near Canton.--
The Nicksburg Sun says:
He says they are obedicnt, and when en-
couraged to labor they work vigorously
They speak some kind of gihbcrish to each
other. which we could not understand but
Mr. Montague did. Mr.. NJ said they were
intelligent, and were quick at comprehension
and told us they had learned English already
and to convince us of the fact, he said some-
thing (Which we did not undcrstandD to one
of them. who Immediately stepped up to us
and grasped our hand, and said, {" How dye
do. mingo 81 me som bacca and whisky"
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Gtotc fillhrcs.
C0mptrOiier'S Re0rt.

The annual Report of the trnptroller Of
the Treasury, YIN. II. Purle ESQ, has
been printed. The following s;amcnts show
the condition Of the finances Of t. Statc:-
TIE TIME IT EMBRACES
The Report exhibits compiled statement
o. the funds and revenues of the Ste, and Of
the public expenditures during tht.scal year
ending ON The 3Oth September, l3S.
RECEIPTS.
The total receipts have been 81 n1 c2S o5:
and the amount remaining in the trsury on
sept. 80, 1857, was G1lS III. 3.-whicl
added to the receipts Of the year, mkc an
aggregate in the Treasury for the issl year
of g. 7337,70G y.
OF the receipts in 1858, the sum Of SlG.-
OBJ 80 was received for revenue whiclaccru,
cd in that year and 5lI3 1917 81 waserlived
OH account Of former Yeas.
y comparison Of the total receipts Ii the
fiscal year 1858 with those ofthc preceding
year show an access III favor Of 1857 / the
amount o: S3G5, 41G As; but the sun Of
S2I5 40. % was received in 1857 in laila.
tion Of the State S claim against the Fec,al
Government, and Of course is not to Min.
clud,d with the regular revenues, oftlhe
Treasury therefore, dcductlng dis sum finn
the receipts of 1857, the difference between
the receipts of the two years is reduced tt
$50. 1UG.22.
The falling off in the receipts from the Hs
tinore and Ohio Railroad, and the SusQn.
hama and Tide Water Canal Conn aui,s, /
the principal cause Of this difference.
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THE LUMBER TRADE.-Thc Cumberland
Civilian of yesterday, says
To show some idea of the lumber trade of
this city. we publish the fact. that fot tho
last twelve years, the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. alone, purchased from
one dealer Mr.. William Fiost--six million,
six hundred and forty thousand feet &c G40,-
OO0,) orwhite pine lumber This enormous
amount Of lumber was all supplied from the
Shade Mills =" region, and delivered at the
company's depot IN this city.
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PORT DEPOSIT.
LOOK HERE!
NEW CLOTHING STORE,
On Rmehart's New Brick Ba;hiings.)
ma, ,rtrt, SI,,,, r,,Np

IN Rmefart's New Brick BWhings)
NEAR TIE CECIL BANK,
Hhsre may be found every variety OF
Clothing, Boots, Shoes. Hats, Gays,
FURNISHING GOODS, 6c.--The sub
Il Scribcr respectfully announces to the
people II Port Deposit and the surrounding
country, that he is now prepared to offer
great inducements to cash buyer, Of
CLOTHING,
made up in the best manner and in the latest
and most Fashionable Style. Also will be
kept constantly on hand large assortment
Of Ladies', Misses Childrcn's, Mems Boys
and Gents BOOTS, SHOES aud CATERS,
with variety of HATS and CAPS, such as
Gents fine Mole Skin Hats, (Fall Style) :,
which will be sold at the low price of So 90.
French, Gray, Fur, Cashmere, Bcngaw and
various styles and cOlors of wool hats, black
and blue Navy cloth, glazed. plush, velvet,
n Dranique caps, and very large assert
ncnt Of Ladies', Miss and chidrcns'
ECRs, at Low Prices.
So that all who heretofore have been una
bic to obtain FurS, in consequence of the
high prices, can now be furnished with a
beautiful set Nictorine and Cuffs at So co.,
and upwards.
U5<-Colne and see. No trouble to show
goods.
n. B Country merchants supplied with
Nsts and Caps at Wholesale prices.
W. A. MILLER,
Port Deposit, Sept IS, lS5S-tf.
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REVOLUTION IN HAYTI.-A revolu-
ton occurred in Hayti on the 22nd of
December. Fabro Gollard, dark mu-
latto, and a very intelligent man, raised
the cry ola Republic, and was joined by
sufficient number of the soldiers and
people to enable him to assume control
of the country, Of which he has been
proclaimed the President. More than
half the island-the part styled st.
Domngo-was Republic before. In
the smaller portion QIayti) Faustin
Solouquc had assumed dictatorial powers
under the title of Emperor, and had be-
come very oppressive in his exactions
which, becoming insupportablc, have led
to his overthrow. The people are gen
orally i'll favor of the Republic, and it
will probably stand for time.
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THE PARAGUAY EXPEDlTIoN.-Th United
States steamer Harriet Lane, of the Paraguay
expedition, was spoken December Sd, in lat
20, long. "a. She was to touch at Rio de
Janelro to repair her engine. The U. States
steamer Metacomet, Commander Macomb, of
the sa me expedition, put INTO Key West on
the Goth ult., with her machinery damaged
and short of coal.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
$500 A YEAR...YYAX

A Active, Honest man in every county in the
~ States, 10 travel and canvas for the NEW YORK
OaSIRrs-a beautifully illustrated monthly Jour
nal. 10 suitable, active men. a salary of $500 per
year and small commission will be paid
Address c. p BRlTTON, Publisher,
Jan Is, lS50--4w. 30 Beekman St New. York
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BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA CENTRAL
RAILROAD. George MclleWy, Esq, has been
reelected president Of the road, and amcng
the directors chosen are Or. Stubbs, Of Cecil,
and George p. Cook and j. Crawford Nelson,
Of Hartford county Md
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EMPLOYMENT.

CsS0 A MONTH, AND ALL EXPENSES
.p,)O PAlD.--AN AGENT is wanted in every
town and county in tho United States, to engage
in respectable and easy business, by which the
above profits may be certainly realized. For fur.
tber particulars, address DR.. j. HENRY WARNER
corner Broome and Mercer streets, New York City,
enclosing one postage stump. Jan 10, 1859 -Gm.
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ELECTED PRorEssoR.-Dr Montgomery
Johns, sou Of Rev. Ii. V. ID. Johns. ID. D., of
Baltimore, has been elected to the professor.
ship Of mathematics and natural science in
Washington College, Chesterlown, Md.
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-The Government is nearly bank
rupt in week or two, at the present
rate Of receipts and expenditures, it will
not have dollar, and the wiseacrcs of
locofocodom are straining their eyes
around to see how they can raise money
without changing the present tariff so as
to prove Of some little advantage to the
manufacturers and workmen OF Ibis coun
try. 1t now appears probable, that in
spite Of all their cndeavors to the CON-
trary, their state of want may force
them to modify the Tariff so as to raise
more revenue, and in doing this they
will most likely have to do something to
benefit the iron interest at least.
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GuNrowDER Explosion AT WILMINGTON
DEI"-Two LIVES LOST. PnlGdelphia. Jam,
ga shock as fan explosion Of sunpowder
was distinctly felt here this afternoon, and
upon inquiry it was asceItaincd from Viii
mington, Del, that an explosion occurred at
Duponts gun powder mills about four clock
this afternoon. The mill at lIoylcy's yard
exploded and killed JAS. Gibbons and John
Grant The shock was very heavy, as a large
quantity Of powder was ignited.
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TIE LOBBY At A DISCOUNT. Morgan,
of New York, is the first State Executive to
come out publicly against the lobby influence
in the Legislative Halls. lie threatens that
he will veto every bill that he suspects has
been b. passed through lobby impvrtuuties.-
This is right.
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Chance for Eeargafns.

T am determined to reduce my stock of Goods
i and have reduced prices to make them sell
faster / have beautiful Dress Goods, in Delaines.
Cashmere and Mernoes Clo'hing, Cassinctts.
Cassimeres, Fiannes, Blankets, Shawis. Cloth
Mantias Wooden Hosiery the goods are all new
and desirable, and will be sold cheap for the cash
or to prompt paying customers. f. BROWN,
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RAILROAD ON TIE EASTERN SHORE Mr..
Scwcll, the engineer appointed to survey the
route Of the proposed railroad from Scalord,
Del, to Somer's Cove, i'll Somerset county.
Md, reports its cost at about 40 600, and
probable net yearly revenue. when finished,
at S54 ,G35. The distance is 3Sb miles.
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General Assortment of Goods,
---7 80 ---- -7-----.'-- --s -
RISING sun.
THE PEOPLES
NEW CASH STORE,
AT RISING SUN,

1--WE undersigned having rented the Store
! Honse formerly occupied by Kirk & Stubs
would most respectfully inform the citizens
of Cecil county, and the public generally,
that he has just returned from the cities Of
Baltimore and Philadelphia with his large
and splendid stock of New Goods, adapted
to the present and approaching seasons, for
ladies, Gentlemen, Boys and Misses, and
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so RINANA

II CSr.-On Tuesday evening. the 1lth
II 4 inst, between Mrs. Margaret Gipin's
and my own house. one hundrcd AMI sixty
eight dollars in bank notes, rolled up in It
piece Of paper. The above reward will he
paid to any person who will rctnrn it to
me. THOMAS BOULDEN.
Jan. %, iSJ0-3w.
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JUDGE PRICE. The New York Journal of
Commerce, Of January Is, gives nearly all Of
Judge Prices charge to the Grand Jury of
Baltimore county, at the beginning Of the pres
ent Term, and says:
A most EXCELLENT Charge to the Grand
jury of Baltimore county, at the December
Term, by Judge Price of Baltimore, will be
found on our first page. We wish it could
be read by every citizen and especially by
those who are liable to jury duty. There is
growing dcmorilizaton in regard to the
duties and obligations of jurors, which. un-
less arrested, will soon destroy one Of the
principal monuments Of civil and social free
dom,
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DRESS MAKING.

MFRS. LYDIA NJ. ROSsELL respectfully
Afl 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.) second house on the
road leading to Elkton, and respectfully
solcts patronage. MAY %, lS5S--tf
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Gle Cecil ll)big.
ELKTON. JANUARY ~, 1859.

1--WE are indebted to the Hon. J. B.
Ricsud, for a copy Of the Agricultural por-
lon of the Patent Office Report for 1857, fol
which lac has our thanks.
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Port Deposit Items.
IRErORrED FOR THE CECIL WIG
PoET DErosIT, Jan. 10, 80.

PoET DErosIT, Jan. 10, 80.
We have been frozen up hard and
fast, and although many grumblc at it :: our
Jchu, Christic,'' is jolly enough TO counter
balance all the sorrow which the ice has oc-
casioncd. To-day however, with the thcr-
momctcr at l3 deg. and the river clear below
Watson'S Island and above Rock Run, il
seems that the g Port may get Z" Il turn
ahead" and resume her trips, when Christie
will collapse fluc and drown his care in
lager.
notwithstanding various prcdc-
tionS to the effect that Port will not improve
still further, there are good prospects for the
erection Of several building during the year,
two single and two double houses, at least.
There appears to be an improve
ment in spiritual things also. The protractcd
meeting at the NJ. Z. Church is well attended.
Last night, was Informed, that about twenty
persons were seeking religion ahoutten have
been converted, five Of whom united with the
NJ. L. Church last Sunday; and have been
informed by those who attend regularly, that
from the interest manifested, a large accession
is confidently anticipated.
There is a prevailing rumor here
that the =. W. & b. Il. Il. Co., intend
abandoning their track from Hayrc de Grace
to Baltimore. and laying Il new one around
the head Of Bush and Gunpowdcr rivers,
crossing the Susquchanna by bridging at, or
near Port; the reason assigned is the necessity
of renewing the old bridges and building a
new steamer if they continue the old road.
AS the {" Maryland . is an iron steamer this
latter cause seems hardly tcnablc, but if the
reported cost of running her is correct. viz:
100000 per annum, it would appear more
economical TO build a bridge here in shoal
water than to pay an annual interest on five
hundred thousand dollars. There is a caucus
meets occasionally at the upper end of the
town and have the matter dccidcd and now are
laying the track from Baltimore on the pro-
posed route at the rate of % miles per night 4!
Therefore when You go to Baltimore, from
Elkton next spring, it will be via Port
Deposit.
Mr.. Robert Smith has been re-
pairing his hotel preparatory to the spring
trade.
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TRUSTEES SALE:

sC1 virtue of a Decree of the Circuit Court
- for Cecil county, in Chanccry, the I'M
dcr>igncd, Trustee, will offer at Public Sale,
at the Court House door, in the town of
Eliton, on
Tuesday, The 18Th dag Of February, merit,
at O'Clock p. NJ, all that VALUABLE
FARM, now occupied by Mr.. James Stroud,
and which contains
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FAILURES or TIE MAIL From BAL
TiMoEE.- On Tuesday last we had no mail
here from Baltimore, it having been carried
past TO Philadelphia. II was brought back the
next morning. There are at least hren,y mail
failures Of this kind every years it is too out
ragcous to be put up with, and the Depart
mcnt, paying as does, for promptncSs and
regularity, ought to be Informed Of this re-
mssness and ought to remedy it.
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NORTH EAST.
WHEAT, CORN and OATS.

rEYlIE subscriber will pay prices in Cash
4 for all descriptions Of GRAIN, on de-
livery at the North East Depot. Under
recent arrangements will be in receipt OF
daily adviccs from the city, and Farmers
may rely upon receiving the highest figures
the market will boar.
GS-Limc, Coal, Fish, Salt, &c, supplied
at lowest rates. SAMUEL FORD,
Dee. |, 1888 -6m. North East Depot.
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-The Suite Reporter published at
Dover, is particularly severe upon the
Delaware Legislature for elccting Hon.
Willard Salisbury to the United States.
Among other things, it says -
g. Had this selection been made by fair and
honorable means, although rcgrct,ing the
choice, we should have silently acqucsccd
in the action OF a majority Of the democratic
members Of the legislature. Political fraud
deception and chicanely being the means re-
sorted to obtain the result, we feel bound to
oppose and expose it"
Let the Reporter reflect. When did
its party not elect a Senator, Or Presi-
dent, or other high officer, without re-
sorting to what he now charges on it.
Has not "political fraud, deception, and
chicanery" marked its course in most Of
its victories. We repeat, let the
Reporter reflect, and be silent.
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y Se's'1 q.

TlIERE will be Special Meeting Of the
L Nr.hans' Court Of Cecil county, Oh Tues
day next, the 18th instant. Test.
JAMES McChCLEY,
Jan. -. lSJ)-lt. Register.
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RENIONAL!
oltiIl lOtD tuc
large Granite StOre-9EOuEc.

T1IIE subscriber informs his friends and
4 the public he has removed from his Old
Stand into the
large Granite StOre-9gOuEc,
adjoining the Post Office, where having much
more room, he will be able to attend to his
customers more satisfactorily than at The
old stand. He will continue to keep, as
heretofore. q
General Assortment Of Goods,
aud will sell at the LOWEST PRICES for
Cash, or to prompt paying customers, or in
exchange for COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Ellis stock Of Ready Made Clothing
will he sold at cost
j. W. ABRAHAMS,
Jan 8, 1859-tf. Port Deposit.
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fufol Adairs.
ETThc Orphans Court meets on

LAND SALE.-Messrs Earle K Creswcll,
Trustees, sold on Tuesday 81 acres of nnim-
proved land, part of the estate Of Joseph
Scarborough, deed for 1852; VIM. j. March
bank. purchaser.
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DoGs,-Dogs have disappeared, almost
entirely, from the streets since the Buiiil gave
notice that all found loose would be killed.
Make the restriction perpetual 50 that We may
be pcrpetually nd Of u nuisance.
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HANDBILLs FOR PUBLIC SALEs.-As
the season for Fendurs is approaching, we
mention to those who may want bills that We
have fine lot ofncw type and an excellent
assortment Of paper Of various colOrs, and are
prepared TO print Iiandbi!ls with prompIneSs
and in good style. The copy Ola bill can be
sent by mail and the bills returyd in the same
manners the postage, however, i'll such cases,
"a cent for each bll,) has to be prepaid here.
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THE PrBLIC SCHooL.-Mc chanics and
laborcrs are husily engaged clearing out the
basement orthc Court iiouSc, cutting windows
and doors in the walls, &C., preparatory to
fitting it up for school room.
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FOREIGN NEws.-The steamer City
of Washington arrived at New-York on
Wednesday. She brings Liverpool dates
up to the 9TH. There are rumors of a
probable difficulty between France and
Austria. There was panic in the
money market at Paris, London and
Vienna. The adyices from India were
unimportant. The Spanish Ministry had
declared that Spain will never sell the
island Of Cuba, and protested against
what they term the insulting intimation
in the Presidents Message to that effect.
There was troubled state of affairs in
Italy. Wheat and corn have advanced
slightly in England.
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MAYOR SwANN's Observation-Disclosures
Swami sent in his Annual Message to
the City Councils of Baltimore, on Mon
day last. 1t is well written document
and shows the business of the city to be
in a very favorable condition, consider
ing the financial embarrassmcnts of the
country, while the excellent police regu-
lations which he has organised make it
one of the most orderly among the large
cities of the Union. The papers speak
highly of it; except The Erchaage,
which, falling to find other fault with it,
attempts a criticism on the grammatical
construction of one or two sentences, and
fails very badly in the attempt.
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Farming Gtc,sssgs:

a Bnrrc II REAPER and MOWER, Wheat
Drill, Straw and Fodder Cutter and Crushrr,
sr!==; ..=sg;;f Portable Cider Mill Fan,
-~GTE53sf- tt4a-l Wagons, Carts, Dcarborns,
lis1--E-' Harness, Flows, IIarrows,
Flnk"s, and large quantity Of the ordinary
Farming Implements.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
A large assortment of the usual Household
and Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS will be made known on the day
of sale IA liberal credit will be given.
u Sale to commence promptly at 8 o'clk,
as there is a large number Of articles to DO
sold. S. MENDINIIALL,
Jan. %, 1895.