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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-16

TO THE CEEUIIUhS OF LIGGVN &
l. McMINN.-A dividend OF 10 per cent, on the
principal of their debts i'll be paid to the creditors
of the frat class of Logon h cAJNN, on appl.
cation 70 ANDREW JOHNSTON,
NH g. Trustee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-16

WANTED, TO HIEE-Two or three
w co,ored Boys to he employed as Ssemmers in
a Tobacco Factory. Arply at orr Factory. on nth
street in rear of Messrs Habiston's furniture Ware
Room THIS WEST, SR Il son.
nah,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-16

=
ed by steamer jamestown. this morning. six
packages strictly prime Goshen Butter. suitabis
for table use All persons in want of something
ujce will please give me a call, at No 10 franklin
STREET, near First Market.
IS-2ts I. II CHANDLER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-16

NhOCEklES, LlQUOkS Gnd Ci6A hb.
~ WINSTON h p0WERS have in store and r.
caivirg, splendid stock Of gGois--a few OF which
they enumera:e-to which they Call attention, VIZ:
1872 bags Rio. Lagusyra. Java, Mocha and other
Coffee; TlET packages Refined Sugar.. Loaf. patent
pie Cheese: rs hhds aud bbls OF N q sugar and No
lasses; 1910 boxes Adamantne, Talow and PstenI
Candles; 1870 pa kages BrauGies. Wines and Whss
keys. a splendid assortment: 25,0G0 Cigars. witha
general assortment of Other goods usually kept n
large Iobniug houses, NH u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-16
REYNOLDS sPECIFIC.-For the cure

A& CT g out and Rheumatism Having received
great many applications from these familiar with
the astonisheg effects OF this sp ic have bsen
Induced to import il frem Europe
Persons IN the country wishing il can obtain IL BY
mail by enclosing ST. aud eighteen ceEts IN stamps.
TO LAIDLEY Il ROBINSON,
Che nists and Apethecsries,
mh u 4th and Franklin sfs.. Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-16

sANDlES-Manufactured daily, of best
~ quality. at 10 vest wholesale prices, together
with every variety of French Candy, for sale by
DAVID N JONES' Agent
NH Is No rs Main At
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-16

MI IIE'-h1I psEsUhs haVIng cIaImS
- against the estate of JOHN GRAY, decd. are
requested to present them to settlement and
Gil those iniebted 10 said estate are earnestly re-
quested to settle their accounts with az itte delay
81 possible, a5 am anxious 10 close administra.
tioa. JAMES " GRAy
mn i5-stN Admir- Of John Gray decd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-16

A PPLE BRANDY. 80 bbls Apple
"A Brandy, for sale by
NH l6 G. DAVENPORT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-16

NTANTED.-200 hands to work on the 7
w Va Kentucky Il. r. Also some good Stone
Cutters Address VIM. &. SMITH, /,
no 25-sIa Contractor We 4 Ky r K. AbiDg Ion Va
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forcion Mus.
a great Battle Fought.


Tbo cinnamon ALL, G, ,,,,,
y" '''.'o'S '"s' ''''s"'S accounts VI great
battle between The heii'gerent forces IN North
ein Italy. The following are the PARTICULARS
pivcn. which are contradictory in tboir ,.Lor-
'''e'
a great battle is reported to have occurred
near Milan, in which the French claim de.
ciSive victory, giving the loss of the Austrl-
ans at 20 COO. hors dc combat. The French
loss Is Icportcd as high rs twelve thousand
men.
The battle was fought at Magenta. IA small
town in l.omtardy, on the line Of The railroad
hetween Novara and Milan, and not far from
The frontier of licdm"nt,) by the Emperor
Napoleon. The French dispatches claim it
to nave been decisive one. They say they
took seven thousand prisoners IN the combat.
and captured three cannon and two standards
Ivy ,s''n'"te 'n.' Wv" '"'s az 'nree nous
I - ,''s', wa, 1t ~ ''n'"'. ~ ia''s 'n"'
thonsn ,TN 'o'' ""' nun "''e '" '"e''e
' Tl 10 r'.,.. 5000,
r.. ,.' "s'o." o." cc 't"'''eu ~ nave
an1 a;,h,, ,ho W ",u i',, w wy nu'u''o
araa "a ;,,,'',"''u .'1 ""u o''o nun
Th a", ,'''., '"'i,"' , 'sV'o', ,.o
.tcr;,l r ,md snaa, g. ,h a aN o',;t u,lls'
mo succcs, " o .nt SiIns nrd ''a Mnn 'a,5
nn,oc;d,d w H., ;nh, 81 '' ,"s r. was sun
Crnat ,''t VI Wv o'' VI '"',e'-
JJss cn u ' ,h ''s a'u 'e''''N zen
rommandnJ ,he F,e,ch . ''n,s '', p N.p",eo''
;Iln,n;na.od rh U ,t haI" o, a''"y' avs was
Cam E"nin,ssna ;s a,' VA 'Io',I' w.,
vbal C.prnho,t :, "'"I VIE N'nel anu Gar
McNabnn hoe han, , lay moh''sn Yen:
d,,nan,o CI '''"' ,"I, ",u D,'Ne
L,e,, snnorooa,d b., = i.'''e' : y "aS
Austrian t,ono,,lS .nd g,a ,t.r nto h""'
wonndnJ M;,"n lay nre si '''I'' "','-e'N were
in favor IF ,ho K;nn nr SIN, ,o'''''"
TRANS Ind re,i,,J from N,;,an hn, ~, nv r, nuI
k,J ,,,,,;l - '"'' "'' t''t "Sh
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Ghlia., Wilmington and
% --- -----z-.a-a-a- -4---
DENTISTRY.
DIR. COWAN.
EsHEY's'FSV'.

ID ESpECTFUlLY informs the citizens of sISss-
j Cecil county that after an absence ofCtIrD
IT, years he has again located in ELK TON, where
he hopes to receive liberal patronage.
He is thoroughly convcrsant with the various
methods Of inserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH, and
uses in their construction Gold and Silver only,
metals which, after 20 years experience, he has
found moro durabl G than any others He inserted
sets Of teeth for nnnlber of persons in this county
sixteen years ago, many of whom continue to wear
them win the greatest satisfaction. .,.
He EXTRACTS TEETH WITHOUT PAIN, by the
use Of Chloroforn. His experience in the use of
this and other AsAsrHETIc agents warrants him
III saying no unpleasant Consequences can result
from their iudicious administration. His met hod
"f extracting teeth dife is from the usual practice
his instruments being constructed as TO dispense
with the necessity Of scoring the gums an opera
Un oster. more painful than extracting the tc.th
Although Dr. C. will use none but the best
materials, his charges will be very moderate per.
haps more so than has ever been charged for sub.
stantial Dentistry in this or any other county, and
those v ho require the services Of Dentist would
dc we'll to consult Dir. G. at his
ROOMS ATsTHE FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
before they go elsewhere. Juno Is, lSj0tf
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Eighth District NeWs.

The CRops.-The wheat crop bids
fair for large yield, but the hay is not SO
heavy as last year. Corn looks well.
DRoWNED.-Enos Scarborough fell out
Of Ross Fish Pot near the Bald Friar, on
stormy night last week and was drowned -
His body was recovered. lie was about fifty
years Of age and leaves widow and several
grown up children.
New SCnooL HoUsE.-A fine school
house built by Mr.. Charles Richie, under the
superintendent Of Commissioner Rowland
has been put up at Pilot Town. its size is %
by % feet, with II feet ceiling, and is seated
in the most approved manner Nj. VIM.
Way is the teacher and has hourishing
school, numbering nearly fifty scholars.
RAPAcIoUs Docs. The dogs in this
section firing of sheep, have fallen on the
cattle and number Of fine calves have been
kiiigd nv riCuI.
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FROM Ell PAso AND ARIZONA. -Woshneton,
June 22.-Private letters from lei Paso and
Arizona to the It'll inst, state that the late
attempt to revolutionize chihuahua by Jose
Maria Zuloaga, brother of the late Presi.
dent OF Mexico. has been entirely suppressed
Zuloaga suIrendering himselfwi,hout battle
and was pardoned. hon, John S. Phelps, of
Missouri, and It, Mowry, of Arizona. are the
guests OF Judge Hart, of FL Paso. Extensive
preparations were making TO give Mr.. Phelps
grand reception at New Mexico. The
people of Arizona adhere to their determine
ton to take no part in the New Mexican cleo
ton, on the ground heretofore stated in their
H GUrgI us, having no fair repre-
sentation or vote. The United States Court
is held at Mesi.a this year. Arizona will
send her own delegate to Congress- and il
1t. Mowly consents to run again he will be
elected by reclamation. Hon. NJ A. Otcso
will be returned to Congress as the delegate
from New Mexico without serious opposition
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-06-25

BAT STORY EXTRAoRDINARY.-N
Figaniere, who is stated to be the Portuguese
Consul at New York, has lately, according
to his own occount, been much annoyed Lv
bats at the residence he lately purchased on
the North East river, near Charlcstown. He
says that the numbers himself and his family
have destroyed are almost incredible; having
Killed as high MS 400 to 500 Of an evening
until the whole number they have DESTROYED
reaches between 1900 and 5000. He states
this as the plan of attack they put light in
an upper chamber and open the windows when
the bats rush in in swarms, and are buited
to death. The house top, between ceiling
and roof, was flied with them, SO were the
hollow posts Of the porchcs, and every crew ice
about the premises. Mr.. r. certainly beats
anything in the bat line of which we have
heard; in fact, with such battery be ought
to bid defiance to any enemy who might
approach by the river.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-06-25

lie REAL STATE OF THE CRoPs The
crops have this year furnished subject OF
unusual interest. The editor Of the Pittsburc
Dispatch, who is well informed on this Sub,
jet, and publishes all his authorities in full,
comes to the following conclusions:
LIST, That the great wheat growing region
of the West is uuiniurcd.
"a, That later Icports-which we have in
several instances Will bring better news.
sd, That there is 10 occasion for wheat
and flour panic.
4th. That corn. potatoes. and garden vegc-
tao!es-lt no further disasters happen-will
be abundant though a month later in yield.
9Th. That there will be u fair supply ofthe
most valuable of all fruits, apples and tocr-
able show Of less Indispensable fruits and
berries.
9th, That those who purchase -four and
wheat at high panic rates, will regret it be.
fore September.
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Ole NlarIirts.
EiktOu Market.
tREpoRTED BY HENRY y. Sites. ]

y. S.
ELKroN, June 81, 1853.
Red Wheat ST IS TO 5000, White do.
%l.T5 to 5000, Corn so, Oats az, Lime,
49, cents per bushel.
WILMlNGToN, june 9th. Wheat 81 co
Corn 90 cts; Oats 40: Flour 81. so 81 10
Clover Seed, $3.50: Timothy do, 50 25
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET, June 9th
White. Wheat. $40, Red do, 81 G5 :;
Corn, SO cts; Oats, 46 cts. Flour, s. 25
to S7.T5.
BALTIMORE, June 24th.-Good to prime
rcd wheat & 10 to S 60 prime white wheat
Fl.7O to 81 80 Corn both white and vel
low s. to IS cents. Rye 90 cents. Oats IL
To 10 cents. according to quality. Flour
Howard street. Extra 81 90.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET june 90 -
Beef Caitc--Ihc offerings this week amounted
to about | 600 head; sales at0 90 $l2 so
per 100 lbs, as to quality. The market
was brisk. Cows and Calves Sales of
fresh Cows, at S25 a $50; dry do. at 20a $50
each. Shecp-On;IingS 10000 and sales at
3 So 400 per l00lbS Hogs neringS about
LOO head. sales at So sos 50 25 per 100 lbs
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-06-25

TRAVEL FROM AND TO PHILADELPHIA
THIRTY FIVE YEARS AGO. In 1914, the
summer route of travel to Baltimore was by
the Union line of steamboats, and pack cts,
from No South Wharves. The steamboat
left this city every day at II o'clock. and
going by the way Of New Castle and French
town. the passengers reached Baltimore early
the next morning. When the navigation
was obstructed, the route by stage, was
through Chester, Wilmington, Elkton and
Havre dc Grace, leaving, Philadelphia at n
o'clock, A. M, and arriving in Baltimore at
o'clock, A. NJ, the following day.
PAiada. Ledger.
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L. @. @. T..

eSss---1s CECIL LODGE, No.
'@I-''rsS e 81, l. o. o. F., having
determined to join In the celebration at
Newark. Del, the Members are requested
t" meet at the Lodge Room in Eikton, on
Monday morning, the fth day Of July. at
lalfpast O'Clock. This will give those
who have no carriages the opportunity Of
going in the morning train of cars. Those
members in the country, who prefer not to
come to Elkton before starting, will meet the
Lodge at 0rtlip's Hotel, in Newark. Rcgaia
will be prepared by the Lodge for those who
are not supplied. 1t is cxpected that every
member Of The Lodge who can possibly do
so, will Join with us in this visit to our
brethren of Oriental Lodge. By Order of
june 25-2w TIE COMMITTEE
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-06-25

HEAVY WIND.-A strong gale of wind
passed across the Fifth District in this county,
and over the river into the Second District,
On Thursday Of last week. Large limbs were
torn from the trees at Crawford's factory.
above n orth East crossing the Neck, near
the farm of Howard Titus large number of
fruit and forest trecss were blown down. and
over Elk River in the Second District, large
trees, some feet in diameter, were leveled to
ground. Much fencing was demolished, aud
barn on the property occupied by Mr..
johnson Boulder was blown down,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-06-25

The WHEAT CRop.-As early as Wed
nesday some farmers few miles below El,ton
began to cut their wheat, and several in this
vicinity have made preparations for COM
mcncing to-day. Next week the harvest will
be general, and the heaviest crop of whea,
VIII be cut that has been raised in the county
ior number OF years. From Sassalras Neck
to the Pa. line, and over the Susquehanna,
the report is the same a few file Ids Injured by
the weevil &C., but taken altogether large
crop has been made
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-06-25

How CTRCUMsTANCEs ALTER CASES. Kos
suth, it will he seen by tie Anglo Saxon s
news, left England for Italy on the TN. after
having had an interview with the French
Ambassador IN London. Time works won
dcrs. II isbut a few years ago that the
French Government would not so much as
permit the great Magyar to set his foot on It's
soil. Now he may not only 20 to France,
hui before he goes he is the recipient fdiplo-
matte conrtesles extended him by a French
Minister.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-06-25
Agents Wanted Everywhere.

10 Agents can give more liberal Inducements
can be offered by any other house In addition to
larger commission it is much easier to get sub.
Scrlhers for my enterprise than any other.
me peculiar advantages are; A Larger Stock
and better Catalogues to cect from A better
Assortment and Quality of Gifts More Punetuality
and Correctness in filling Orders
ny acting as Agents for me. Persons wishing n
Valnaoie Library can procure it gratis. Those
seeking an easy method of earning livelihood
can hnd it. Any one desiring good Watch can
OBTAIN It, For full particulars. send for catalogue.
MY large capital, together with my long expcr-
ience IN the business, and consequent familiarity
WIN an Its details, gives mo almost incalcuIa-
bic advantage over al other parties
Al ask is trial. Send me an order, and you
VIII be convinced that there is no cxaggeration
DO NOT FORGET TO SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
PERSONS visiting the city, are requested to call
and examine for themselves. u. Il. EVANS
Head QUARTERS, 439 Chestnu. Street,
Philadelphia Pa.
BRANCH SToRF Az Cnrnb;u Roston Ma.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

FENHlS is to give notice, that the subscri-
Der ofCecil county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court OF said county, letters Of
Joseph Oliver, late of said county, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, With the vouchers thereof duly anthem
tcated, on or before the nth day of June,
1860; they may otherwise, by law, be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate. All
persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to the subscri-
Der. Given under my hand tins 25th day Of
June, 1853. JAMES A. OLIVER,
Administrator of Joseph Oliver. decd.
Test-JAs. MCCAULEY, Reg.
June %, lS59-6w.
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HAFoRD COUNTY ITEMS. We take the fol-
lowing IRON the navre de Grace Times.

lowing IRON the llayre de Grace Times.
Jesse NJ. Hutton of Union Mills, highly
esteemed citizen was thrown from his horse
on Wednesday and his foot becoming
entangled in the gears on the horse he
was dragged at n rapid rate over rough
ground and killed. Wells,
son of j. W. Wells at Aberdeen was thrown
from vehicle on Wednesday and had his
thigh broke.--The ccln in this county,
except on low grounds, is said to look prom
ising. 1t is thought the hay crop will be
rather short this harvest. We have heard
Some very favorable reports of the prospect Of
the apple crop, and it is thought as general
thing it will he a tolerable fair one. There
will scarcely be any peaches. Taking it
altogether it may be considered that there is
more favorable prospect for the grain and
fruit crops in the county this season than for
several ears past.--A colored boy named
Dorsey, aged about or 7 years, on Wedncs-
day last, accidentally fell from one of The
wharyes in layrc dc Grace, and was drowned.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-06-25

THAT WEATHER VANE.-That g en-
9lcmatic " fish which was taken down from
the Court House because it would neither
point at the wind or at anything else, has
been le-modclled and placed back freshly
gildcd, to its old position. Mr.. Geo. ". Wells
did the painting and gliding and Elder x Bro.
the engineering. 1t is now much handsomer
and said to be true TO the slightest breese.--
8. Long may it waye.',
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G,S,EiTOy and GAN.sgRHBGE
MAIL AND PASSENGER LINE.

4 a and after the 1st Of July, 1856 the
W subscribers become the propiietors Of
the El!.tou and Cambridge Line OF Mail and
Passenger Coaches.
The coaches leave Elkton, Daily fSundays
excepted and stop ON their way down the
Shores nj tae following points:
CHESAPEAKE CITY, CHESTERTOWN.
WARWICK, CHURCH HILL,
HD. Of SASSAFRAS, CENTREVILIE,
GEO. !. 4 ROADS, WYE MILLS,
HARMONY, EASTON,
lRlEN LII, CAMBRIDGE.
On their return the coaches arrive at Elk
ton al 10 O'Clock a. NJ, i'll time for passen-
gers ia take the ears for either city.
T." They will also run Il daily branch line
from MiddlGtoNn, Del, to connect with the
naiu line at ChcstertoMn, going and return
Ing thc same day and reaching Middletown
in time FOR the 8 O'Clock, morning train Of
cars. JOSEPH WELLS Il CO.
June % 1856
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III is understood that the entire amount
necessary for the purchase of Mount Vernon
has already been subscribed thirty thousand
dollars only remaining unpaid: but the Asso-
citation will not close the subscription lists
until a sufficient sum shall be in hand to
improved the property, now in the most neg
lected condition.
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FOR SALE

ElIE undersigned offers for sale Two
l. Year Old STALLION COLT ~
of approved ell, fine form, sTFT,;-'S ittt1a
good size, and gentle disposition. ppm
Any one wishing to purchase lAlaAa44A-A
such Colt, can get bargain by calling
with the Cash. at CharlcStown.
CHRISTOPHER 4. LITTLE.
June %, lS59--4w
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CATALOGUES SENT FREE.


CTNCE | originated the Gift Book Enterprise. I
y have repeatedly caiel The attention Of the
public to my large stock aud liberal offers to which
they have always warmly reSpon led. can now
with more satisfaction than ever, call attention 10
my largely increased inducements to purchasers
Being very heavily engaged in publishing. cx.
change my own publications for th ose Of other
houses. and am enabled to produce ALL my books
at the original cost Of making, and thus CAN and
DO supply til" majority of the Other houses engaged
in the Gift Book trade, with their books, cheaper
than THEY can procure them from other publishers.
L can also. by my heavy purchases of Watches and
Jewelry, for cash furnish them with their Gifts at
lower rates than they can buy them from the
manufacturers
Having such an advantage in buying, can
IL sure my customers better Gifts with their Books
than any other house. and can give my Agents n
Il viii viii be de-
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worth $500 at the lowest wholesale prices will be
imrar,iully distributed with every 81 900 worth Of
Books sold.
Send for Catalogue, which will be mailed free
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contains all the desirable books i'll print, and will
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number Of deservedy popular works. by various
authors; among which are ALL of L. S. Arthurs
best works, well known as moral, instructive and
pleasing author interesting biographies, travels &c
CLASSIFICATION OF BOOKS:
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Horses, Sheep, Cattle, Bees, Ne, &c.
ALBUMs.-Ladies "a great variety Floral, ca
Quarto, Royal Cap DENY Quarto, Autograph, Is.
ANNALS -Annuals for l859-a large and lie
CANT assortment.
BlBLEs.-A splendid assortment Of Pocket, Pew
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STEWART & WALSH,
OM No. 81, Ncm 81 Market ST., aborc Bird
WIIMINGTON, DEL.

~" w. ", NcU OIL UIVhct 81, dtOrG oIu
WII4MINGTON, DEL.
ishJa Dealers in American, English, and Swiss
ess.1l W trcuEs, JEwELRY. SLvERwArr &c.
PERFECT TIMEKEEPERS.
The celebrated English Patent Lever Watch
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The Subscribers having been appointed sole
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the above celebrated Watches, have now in hand
a large assortment Of beautiful design and work
manSlip
The Patcn, Lever Watches made by Henry Roy
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timekccpcrs. TO any other Watch ever offered to
the public and at much lower prices
The Subscribers knowing well the Importance to
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have every watch thoroughly tested before offer
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These Watches are so perfectly constructed and
accurately adjusted for tho pocket, that they are
not affected by changes in the temperature, or by
any outward motion AMI every one sold by them
is guaranteed to give full and reliabl, satisfaction
June 25 lSjy-:m
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I7tt is stated that the picture of " Wash
ington resi- sning the command of the Army"
painted by order ofthe Maryland Legislature,
is finished, and will soon be placed IN the
Senate Chamber. annapolis Gazette.