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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-08-11

PHILA. & BAIT. CENTRAL RAIL Road
BY the Philada. Inquirer of the 9th inst, We
learn that an adjourned meeting of parties
interested in the above named road was held
at Avondale OH the 9TH inst, to take final
action on the proposition of s. NJ. FELTON,.
& Co., Of the p. w. & BALTIC. r. R. Co., to
lease the road. After considerable discus.
sion, in which much objection to the prepo.
sition Of S. M. FELTON, & Co., was expressed,
the following resolution was adopted viz:
Resolued. That the President and Directors
Of the Philadelphia and Baltimore Central
Railroad Company, be authorized to lease
the road within twenty days from this time,
and that they give preference to u satisfac-
tory party offering for the same along the
line; but if no such proposition is made
from such Company, then the lease be made
TO MIR. s. M. FELTON, and his associates. unless
subscription along the line of the road Of a
sufiic lent amount Of the bonds TO carry on
the road under its present direction and
that whatever proposition or lease they shall
determine upon, shall be submitted to the
Stockholders for confirmation or rejection
within five days after the expiration of the
time before mentioned and no lease shall be
binding unless ratified by the Stockholders.
A Committee Of twenty five was then app
pointed to solicit funds to save the road, and
Morton Pennock was appointed Chairma.1.-
f1e is Of Kennelt Square. Ths meeting ad-
iourned sin die.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Improved Farming Stock
AND OTHER
DIED CRAtl DnnnNnTyr
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

PY virtue Of an Order of the Hon. John II i.
- Price, Judge of the Circuit Court for
Cecil county, the undersigned will offer at
Public Sale, on the Plum Point Farm, (now
owned by John C. Craig, ESD in Elk Neck,
Cecil county, on
Wednesday. the 22nd day Of August, 1860,
at ii O'Clock A. M, the following Personal
Property, to.wit:
IA HEAD OF HORSES.
consisting of carriage Horses, Brood Mares,
WORK Horses, and Colts Of l, 2 and 3 years
of age, respectively, some of which are of
highly improved stock Z COWS of very
superior blood Bull, Sheep, II head of
Young Cattle, lot Of Hogs two-horse Wagon
Ok Gait, Road Wagon, and a large variety
of Farming Implements, including Thrash
er and Fixtures all complete, Grain Fan,
Plow, Shovels, and Forks, Brar Scythe
Horse Rake, Hay Rigging, Cutivators,
Pillow Harness, lIaltcrs, Corn Shelter, Scythes
and Snaths. Hay Knives, &C., &c.
Also, Carriages and Harness, 2 double
barreled Guns, Furniture, consisting Of Beds
and Bedding, Bedsteads, Tables, Carpets,
Sofa, Book Case and Desk, Andirons, &C.
0TAlso, lot Of Wheat cut and in the
barn, and lot of Lime, Chestnut Rails and
Post, Wood, Poultry, and many other
articles.
TERMS OF SALE AN Sims of Ten
Dollars. and under, cash on all sums above
Ten Dollars, credit of three months will be
given. the purchasers giving Notes, with
approved security, bearing interest from the
day Of sale. JOHN A. J. CRESWELL,
II. MCCULLOUGH.
Aug II, ls60-ts
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OThe Phila. Inquirer, independent of
Wednesday last, in an article on the resu Its
of the Kentucky election" as foreshadowcd
BY the gains Of Leslie Coombs in the four
counties then reported, uses the following
language:-" At this rate of gain it is not diff.
ticult to see that the Dmocuatic majority of
eight thousand nine hundred and sixteen.
which Magotfin had in 1859. will be mclte
away, Not the least significant point in the
reported results in the above counties, is in
the fact that three of the four are in Mr..
Brcckinridge's old Congressional District
where up to this time his popularity and in.
tiutnce have been irresistible.
Similar results may be anticipated in all
the States named in our article yesterday,
and possibly in others, all of which will
tend directly to the advantage of Bell and
Everett. Considering the rather dubious
prospects Of the Constitutional Union candi-
dates, when they were nominated and that
their ticket has been face,iously. il not mali.
cionsly, denominated the " old gentlemen S"
ticket-it must be confessed that they are
progressing at somewhat rapid rate. 1t
would puzzle :. Young Amerca" to trot ont
from among the boys" faster team than
that which the old folks" have now in
hand"
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Notice to TaX-Payers.

TNllE subscribers, Collectors of the several
Il Districts of Cecil county, will be at the
places named below, OH Thursday and Fri
day, the 30th and 3lst of August, inst, and
on Saturday, the LIST of September, next !;
and also on the last Thursday FRIDAY and
Saturday of each Of the months of Septem-
Der and October, next, to receive, and make
the following deductions for payment of
State Taxes, viz:
II paid on or before September lst, next,
. per cent.
If paid on or before October LIST, next,
per cent.
If paid on or before November LIST, next,
per cent.
JAS. w. MORGAN, Collector lst District,
at Ceciltun.
DANIEL kARsNER, Collector 2nd District,
AT Chesapeake City.
ENoCH CRorcu, Collector 3rd District,
at Elkton.
WM. c. HAssoN, Collector 4th District,
at Fair Hill.
AzARIAs PENNfNG TON, Collector 9Th District.
at North East.
JOSEPH R. THOMAS, Collector 9th District.
at Rising Sun.
ROSWELL WAKEMAN. Collector eth District,
at Port Deposit.
WIZ. X. GIrrING, Collector 9Th District,
at Mount Pleasant.
jon. L. CRoTHERS, Collector 9th District
at Brick Meeting House.
Aug II, lSGO-4w.
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The August Elections.

In NORM CAROLINA the election came off
on Thursday. the End inst, and resulted in
loss to Ellis the administration candidate
for Governor, Of about &c 900 votes, as coin.
pared with the vote he received when candi.
date. in 1858. The democracy have lost
some members of the Legislature. but still
retain their as:endancy in that body. The
newly elected Legislature elcc,s q u. s.
Senator.
In KENTUCKY. on the 9th inst. an election
for Clerk to the Court Of Appeals ofthe State,
was held Gen. Leslie COMBS, the old
Harry Clay wing, was the Bell and Everett
candidate. He is elected by a very large
majority. The counties heard from up to
Thursday give him $4,000 majority over his
opponents. The gain over the vote for Gov
crnor last year, in eleven counties is nearly
nine thousand.
In Missouri the canvass terminated also on
the 9th inst. The returns come in slowly
Orr the Union candidate for Governor. has
1000 majority IN St. Louis. Barrett (Dcm)
for Congress in the St. Louis district is
thought to be elected by very small majority
for the unexpircd, or short term, and Frank
Blair. rep his opponent, for the long term,
by about 1000. Barrett it will be remember
ed was returned to the last House, but was
ousted on the ground Of illegal voting, and
Blair was declared elected. Blair declined
the seat and appealed to the people of his
district with the above result. The returns
for the Legislature favor the Republicans.
In ARKANSAS. on Monday last. an election
was held for Governor and two members of
Congress. The returns so far, which arc
very meagre, indicate the election Of johnson
(Dem.) for Governor by from to 10000
majority. He was opposedb by H. NJ. Rector,
Ind. Dem.
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C0NSTABLE'S SALE.

Rf virtue Of two writs of Fieri Facias,
Il issued by A. p. Barwick, one of the
Justices of the Peace Of the State of Mary
land, in and for Cecil county, at the suits Of
jacques Cayott, against the goods and chat
ties, lands and tene,rcnts of John B,nnster
and Washington Bannistcr, to me directed, 1
have seized and taken in execution all the
right, title, claim, interest and estate, at law
and III equity, Of The said john. Bannister
and Washington Bannister, in ami to one
HOUSE AND LOT.
on Bohemia Marur, adjoining the lands os
Benjamin Craig, Benjamin Tindle, Nicholas
Stevenson, and others, containing about 2
ACRES, more or less /; and l hereby give
notice that ON
Saturday. the Isl day Of September. merit,
between the hours of Q and O'Clock p. NJ.
at the Public Ifomse Of John Biddle, in Chess
apcakc City, viii Offer for sale the said
property, so seized and takcn in execution,
to the highest bidder for Cash.
N. 4. COLMARY,
aug if, looO-ts. Constable.
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PoLIrICAL AFFAIRS. Hon. John Bell has
written letter in which he declines to make
any new declaration ofp,inciples. He refers
the public to the record Of his public life and
states that collection Of his speeches and
votes on controverted topics has recently
been printed.
Thomas II. Clay, of Kentucky. is out in a
letter in favor Of Bell ard Everett. His
brother, James B., is stamping it for Breck.
inridge and Lane.
The Houston (Texas) Telegraph says that
Gen. Houston will doubtless Withdraw from
the presidential race after the August cleo.
ton,
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Correspondence of The Cecil Whig.l


DEAR WING - Our citizens have been
pretty well hoared by wag OF a fellow who
came here some two weeks ago, under the
pretcnse Of wishing TO procure a suitable
place to run horses. lie stated that the
horses had run on the Baltimore Course
but the race. not having been satisfactorily
settled there, they had agreed to meet half
way between Baltimore and Phiadcl phia.
and make another trial Of their speed. Our
credulous landlords gave ear TO the fellow,
and entertained him comfortably for same
days. A week ago, to-day. he hired horse
and carriage from our accommodating hUery
man and proceeded to Port Deposit, ostensi-
bly toimeet the contemplated racers. Mean
while, his host became little suspicious
that ali was not right. and as his horse and
wagon did not return according to contract.
he thought better to look after them. anG after
proceeding as far as Port Deposit, found both
the horse and carriage, safely cared for, by
MIR. Smith, of the Commercial Hotel, !"
under direction. to take good care of the
horse until his return. which, up to the time
OF the arrival CT the owner, had not taken
place. The owner thought better to pay his
keep and take them again in his own custody
for fear he might have come in contact with a
limb Of the Gap Company. He is minus a
few dollars for the hire, and keeping of the
horse. and the landlord is also minus his
board bill. Neither amounts being heavy
the joke was soon laughed off The same
individual prac;ced a similar imposition on
landlord in Charlestown. about two years
ago, who hearing of the proposed horse race
here, understood, at once, the trick, and came
here to see his former guest, who few hours
before had left as before stated Fortunately
for the horsemnn that he did not come in con
tact with his former host he would have
received more kicks than coppc,s. We are
told he stopped also, at Battle Swamp, to
make similar arrangements for horse racing
there. This appears to be his method of
raising the wind, as he occasionally wants to
borrow small sums Of money until he gets
fifty dollar note changed. when he - will pay
for board &C., at the same time. lie is Of
low statue. heavy built. of rather forbiding
countenance. grey clothes. and white SLOUGH
hat lis said 10 be native of New jersey
and processes to be bound southwark His
name We did not learn. There are persons
living here who know his father.
Yours, B.
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COHSTABLE'S SALE.

PI virtue ola writ of Fcndiioni Exponas,
- issued by Granville S. Jciries, one Of
the Justices of the Peace of the State of
Maryland, in ana for Cecil county, to me-
directed. will sell at Public Sale, at the
Public House Of Mr.. William Manly, in
North East, on
Saturday. the S'h day Of September. 1850,
all the right, title, claim, interest and estate.
at law and in equity, OF Caleb Williams, in
and to all his undivided interest in and to-
all that
PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAxD,
lying on the road from Charles Matthew'S
mills to Zion. adjoining lands of Jeremisls
Rittenhousr, Charles Matthews, John W,
Oldham, ami others, containing
1870 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
Late the property ofthc sail Caleb Williams,
and taken in execution at the s,it of Stephcn
+. Norman, and will be sud for Cash, to-
satisfy said writ and cost.
Sale to commence at , O'Clock r. N.
10 Any person wishing to view the pro-
perry will please to call ON Mr.. Raner, who
resides on the farm.
JOHN ". SHIPPERS.
Ahg IL, ls60-ts. Constable.
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PORT Deposit.
Planning Mill and Sash Factory.

1HyH invite the attention Of all persons in the
w city or country. who contemplate the erection
Of Dwellings, Barns &c. to our extensive stock of
building Materials, in the rough and' prepared for
uac; namely
DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES.
Circular and Pla in, J
BLINDS, VENETIAN and PIVOT,
PANEL SHUTTERS,
S.SfFES (Gassed and no. Glassed,l
WOOD MOuLDINGS,
1iOT.BED SASH,
BRACKETS.
WOODEN MANTELS,
B sIn IA rnRs'' Turned,
BARN VENTILATORS,
WINDOW GLASS.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
SASH WEIGHTS AND CORDS,
HAND RAILING,
CHURCH pEWS.
WOOD TUBE FOR CHAIN PUMPS.
AlsO.--Drcssed Flooring:
YELLOW PINE. NORWAY PINE
WHITE FINE AND HEMLOCK,
well Seasoned')
~ All of the above we offer as low as the
lowest. for the Cash approved paper.
Al. orders by mail or otherwise, attended to
With promptncss, by
holland G. CO.,
June %, 1860. PORT DEPOSIT, MD
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THE Vans OF THE ROSES IN CAROLINE
COUNTY The harmonious of Caroline met
on the 3lst ult.. to send delegate TO Bati-
more on the 9th inst. The Union. of that
County. gives spirited report of the battle
between the two wings, from which We ex-
tract the following choice and spicy passages.
MIR. Bryant denounced Stephen A. Douglas as
a traitor to the party and the country, and said
he had polluted the hottest affairs of Demo
cracy. 1.-THE Wing supposes Mr.. Yanccy' S
"Augean stables land these hottest alters ~
of MIR. B. to be identical.] DIR. Goldsborough
called Mr.. B. to order whercupon, Mr.. A.
j. Willis declared himself Douglas man
- all orer." and said he was ready 10 defend
Mr.. D." Douglas, he said, would dive
deeper. stay under longer. come up dryer
was not to be bully ragged, brow. beaten. or
hatber- gasted, by any such men as a set of
renesades. seceders. party boilers, mon
grcls pusllanimous. cold'hearted. phlcgmatic
Yanceyites." Mr.. j. II. Tarr pitched into
the Scccssionists with u,m, and declared that
if the B'cckinridge resolutions offered, and
then under debate. We're passed, "he never
could and ncver would vote for Brock inriGge. -
and concluded by saying that 1.-The
Douglas men were not to be gagged into the
support of the yelping blood hound Yancey.
When they failed to get Douglas. as patriots
they were for John Bell, in his hands the
Union would be safe" Mr.. Bryant,-the
man OF holy affairs, offered resolution in.
s'ruc.ing the delegates to Baltimore to 20
for Breckenridge Electoral Ticket, and said
he was opposed to compromise. MIR. A. j.
Willis interrupted Mr.. BIS. concluding re-.
marks dcnuncatory Of Douglas. by a
" iioo.oo-ray for Douglas! God bless hiu,!-
Like Mexican dollar. the more you rub him
The brighter lie gets. He can fight the
Administration. regiment of wild cats, and
panther thrown in" Mr.. Willis. it will be
observed. is very enthusiastic gentleman.
Wing MIR. Steele offered a series ofresouti tons
looking to compromise. and-denouncing
Squatter Sovereignty which created terri
bic confusion. The chair yelled order. -
DR.. Goldsborough denounced the resolutions
as "a stab in the dafk-a zebra by pretcnse,
painted mule not Trojan horse ? Whiel
in reality. DIR. Goldsborough refused to
serve on the Committee to name delegates
for the Baltimore Convention and with all
the Douglas men, and number of disguised
Breckenridge men left the Convention.
One ofthe delegates to the Baltimore State
Convention of the 9th inst, is said By promi.
ntnt democrats to have declared himself for
Bell, in event Of three Electoral tickets being
rbh.
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OrO. Jennings Wise, Esq. in the course
Of an address at Democratic meeting at
Norfolk on Tuesday evening. stated that his
fathers absence was caused entirely BY severe
illness, and that he would be ready and will
ing, as soon ss relieved from His present in
disposition, to raise his voice in yindication
Of Breckenridge and Zane.
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Public Sale.

The subscriber will offer at Public Sale. at his
residence, North East. Md. on SATURDAY,
August %. 1850. at IL o'clock. A. NJ. his
entire Stock and Farming Utensils. consist.
ing Of Horses. Mare & Colt, Is Cows, II
head Of young Cattle. Is Sheep and lambs.
Is OF which are Of the Shutdown breed 8
Hogs. 2 Sows with large lit,ers. double &
l single Carriage, two Horse wagon, Ok.
Cart. Dearborn. flay Rigging. Harness.
plonghs, harows, &c. &c. Also, l Yoke OF
Oxen.
Terms Cash on the dav OF sale.
Il. SNOWDEN THOMAS.
Aug. IL. 1860 is.
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ORPHANS, COURT,

THE STATED MEETINGS of the Or
l. phans' Court Of Cecil county will be
he Id on the Second TUESDAY in every
month Executors, Administrators and
Guardians wanting their accounts stated,
will please bring in the vouchers a few days
before Conrts JAMES McGAULEY,
July u 1853. Register.
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The DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION,
AGAIN.-ln: our reference last week to the
dongs of this body. we omitted to state that it
was thought advisable to appoint new County
Executive Committee, and that Douglas men
were carefully excluded from positions upon
the new committee. Did the necessity for
the new committee arise from the fac:
that at least one Douglas man was member
Of the old one
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JAS. JOHNSON, Secretary.

SUIT AGAINST TIE GREAT EASTERN.
York, August 5M.-A suit has been coin.
menced against the steamer Great Eastern
foran infringement of an American patent in
the combiued use of the paddle and screw as
a motive power. The damages are laid at
$50 600.
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DELIVERING NEWSPAPERS TO CLUBs.-It
has been decided by the Postofiice Depart.
ment that deputy postmasters are not required
to distribute newspapers, sent 10 one address,
among members Of q club from q furnished
list Of names, unless a quarters postage Is paid
in advance.
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For The Cecil Wing.
NORTH EAST, Aug. 9th, 1860.

1VVHTH 1fTTS. UtII, ICUV.
AT meeting of the Committee having
charge Of the excursion from this place, to
the Great Eastern, on Monday the 9th inst,
on motion it was unanimously
Resolved, That the thanks of the Com.
mlttee be rendered to Messrs. Tome T. TAYLOR
Capt. Tomlison, and the other officers of the
"Juniata FOR their unrem,ting attentions
to the comfort Of the excursonists on that
occasion, which contributed in SO large o
degree to the pleasures Of the day: and that
We publish the fact in the county papers.
GEO. SIAlCOE, President.
JAS. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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Notice..

VIlFIE County Commissioners will meet at
i. tlicir Office, in Elkton, on TUESDAY,
the 18th day Of August, inst, to receive and
act upon accounts Of Road Supervisors for
repairs of roads for 1850, and to attend to
such business as may be brought before them.
BY Order. J. S. CRAWFORD,
Aug 4, lS60-2w. Clerk.
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NOTICE.

REtNGdesirous not to act any longer as a
- Constable, | hereby give notice to all
persons for whom have obtained judgments
or done any other business, that they must
employ some other officer to close mp said
business. CHAS. W. BENNY.
Aug A.. 1860.
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TTThe Third District Union Club will
meet at the Court House, on Tuesday night
next, at o'clock, to organize permanently
for the campaign. Let every Bell and
Everett man come out and put a shoulder to
the wheel.
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B0ftIfng Establishment.

TIME undersigned are prepared to furnish
l. superior article Of Philadelphia
Porter, Ale, Cider, and Lager Beer.
Also, MINERAL WATER and SARSAPA.
R1LLA Of superior flavor and quality.
Uy-All orders per mail to the address
below, promptly attended to.
G. P. BURR1S Il CO.,
PeTyvillc.
Juno 80, lS6O-3m. Cecil county, Nd.
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ExpLosIoN.-We are told that one Of the
powder mills Of the Messrs Dupont, on the
Rrandywihe, exploded on Friday last. We
believe no QUO was fatally injured.
Del. Gazette, III inst.
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Local Affairs.

FfRE.-The stable of Mr.. Joseph P.
CantTel II Of this town, situated Immediately
in the rear of his dwelling and stove ware
house,-known as the }" Foundry property"
was entirely destroyed by fire on Friday
evening, the Srd inst, together with ton of
hay and set of harness contained therein
The utmost efforts ola number of our citizens
were required to prevent the destruction of
the ware house and dwelling, the roof of
which caught fire from flying sparks several
times. Had it not have been for 4 plentiful
supply OF tin buckets, and water, in the hands
ofactive men, the amount of damage would
have been very considerable. The " Ma
chimes were of very little use, owing to the
plentiful supply of bad hose. Our City
Fathers, or property holders should see to it
that better quality of hose is Immediately
obtained. otherwise they may have OCCASION to
regret their neglect Of this important matter
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nEThe Fair and Eestiral of III

~The Fair and Festival of the
ladies of the Glasgow {Del.) NJ. E. Church,
comes Oft on Thursday next. Extensive pre-
parations have been made, and q vast amount
of trouble taken by the ladies and friends to
render the occasion an interesting and pleas
ant, as we hope it may prove profitable, one.
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VMartenct's Map of Kent County,
Md, is announced, in the Kent papers, as
ready for delivery to subscribers and Others
1t is presumed that we shall have a copy
here soon, by way OF an exchange of maps
between the Commissioners of Kent and
Cecil counties. Ifso, It will serve as a spc-
cimen for Cecilians who are interested in the
Man
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GA man from Warwick, Nd =, h

ia man from Warwick, Md >. had
his pocket picked of sixty dollars on. Satur-
day last, in the Market Of this city. A store
keeper in Warwick, sent the money to pay a
bill to Mr.. r. ,. Hicks. The money was
pnt up in package and he placed it in the
pocket ofhis pantaloons, but some one re-
moved the deposit without consulting him.
WiI'mn. Commonwealth. Sh inst.
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TTheodore. e. Jump is appointed
post master at Bohemia Mills, Cecil county,
Md, vice John WalstoD, deceased.
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Lumber! Lumber!! Lumber!!!
100 OOO FEET SIDING, sawed 6,
lUU,UUU and inches wide.
50, 900 CHERRY PLANK and scANTLING
LOO, 600 FEET A. COMMON CULLINGs
SO, OOO GRUBs and BINDERS for Bird ging.
hiso. Panel select Joist, Scantling, and all kinds
Of Lumber in the rough
70 Low FOR the Cash, or approved paper, by
holland L CO.,
June %. 1860. Port Deposit Nd.