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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-02-11

EUROPEAN lNTELLlGENCE. By two or
three arrivals since our last Issue, we have
ono week later advices from Europe, being
down to the 22l ult. The main features of
the news, though interesting. are so indefinite
as to leave us very much in the dark as to the
future. The Withdrawal from the French
Ministry Of Count Walewski. is regarded on
all hands as an earnest of the EmpeIor's llbc.
raj tendencies. 1t is declared that France has
gwen England the assurance, though consider
ing herself hound by the engagements Of Vii.
lalranca that she will unite with that power
in protecting The rights of Ceatlai Italy by
resisting all intervention on the part of Aus
tria, or any other power. Austria was secretly
aiding Rome in cnllsting troops from the dis
charged portions of the army, y fact which is
avowed and denounced ny some of the German
journals. This of itself would be n violation
Of treaties, and will either tend to another
hostile demonstration between France and
Austria, or be considered sufficient to free
France from her Vlllafranca engagements -
One thing we regard as established, which is
the ultimate independence OF Central Italy,
No other powers will make any serious ohjec-
ton to it except Austria Naples and Rome
and they, should they carry their opposition
to extremes, will be soon sparkle" and sent
home again. The relations between Naples
and Sardinia, arc SAID to be so irritating as
likely to lead to Il war. But the Papal terri
tory lies between them, and unless the Pope
shall consent to make it the battle ground of
these States, they must resort to their naval
strength.
France was making renewed efforts toward
the assembling of the Great Congress. The
Pope. who it was rumored, was willing to
surrender the Romagna provided his other ter
ritory was secured to him, strongly rcmon-
strates against despolling him Of an inch Of
his territorial possessions. Cardinal Anto-
nclli, n conservative of tie Littcrest school
who controls the Papal government, aud who.
it was rumorcd had resigned, and a more lib.
cral policy would he inaugurat"d still remains
in power, and while there. will resist any re-
form or encroachrnent upon The secular SOY.
ereignty Of the Pope.
The strength and security of the French
Emperor is fully illustrated by the fact that
he has addressed to the Minister of tie Inte-
rior a manifesto, regarded as of great import
ance and significance, tending to the intro
duction Of the free trade policy. The British
press is extremely gralitcd at the announce.
mcnt.
The Sandman Ministry have resigned, and
Count Cavour. the distinguished liberia list, has
been commissioned to form new ministry.
China is making great preparations to meet
the approaching war with England and
France. The Notifications o! Pekln are being
greatly strengthened.
Nearly all the remaining rebels of India
had been captured. Peace was everywhere
established, except in one or two distant
points of little or no Importance.
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UNION MEETING IN PHILADELPHIA There
was mass meeting held in Philadelphia. or
Saturday evening last. at the National Hall
having for its objects the "union Of all good
citizens without regard to their former poti
cal associations. i'll forming great na,iona
party for the preservation Of he Federal Unor
the protcct ion,of the constitutional rights o
the States, the suppression of sectional>m
from whatever quarter it NAV come. and tn,
securing Of the election to office of truly ma
tional and conservative men,"
The meeting was very largely attended. I,
was not addressed by any man of note but
letters We're received from Hon Edward
Everett, Willard Fillmore, +. NJ. Conrad OF
Louisiana. George Briggs. of New York, JohI
NJ. Bolts. and others. endorsing the move
ment. The patriotic sentiments hrca thcd il
these letters were loudly applaudcd, and ere
atcd great enthusiasm.
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TIE CoRoNEE's jury VERDICT IN TIE PEN
BERroN Mill CAsE.-This jury. in their YER
dict, declare the direct cause of the fall of the
mill was the weakness and nefficiency of tho
cast iron Snoring: that the thinncss of the
brick walls, and their manner of construction
the length of span from one support to an
other, beneath the floor timbers. as well as
distance from one floor timber to another
were additional causes. and aided in the gen.
eral demolition of the building: that the res.
possibility rests upon Albert Fuller, the for.
mer contracting agent and foreman Of the Ea
gle iron boundary, then at West Boston that
upon Charles ii. Bigelow. being the architcc,
as well as superintendent of this structure
rests all responsibility arising from an insult
icient test Of said pillars and from any and
every defect. weakness and insecurity in and
about the general construction Of said build
ing.
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Port Deposit Items.
lREPoRTED FOR THE CECIL WING.
PoRr DEPOSIT, Feb. 9, go.

PoRr DErosIT, Feb. Q, go.
Oh Thursday evening, End inst. =,
Mr.. Jos. ii. Cameron, while in a state OF
arrangement threw himself from an attic
window TO the earth, a distance Of % feet
breaking the small bone in his right leg, and
badly spraining his ankle. Dr. Norris set the
bone and dressed his leg. He is now i'm
proving.
a black boy aged about : years,
was arrested on Tuesday and sent to Elkton,
on the charge of attempting rape on Mary
llasson, white woman, aged 10, on the day
previous above the toll house of the late
Susquehanna bridge.
Another petition before the town
is for the Legislature to grant the corporation
power to issue bonds, not exceeding $4,000
for paving the street and other purposes
The ''other purposes is the erection of an
engine house. The people all want the
pavement, and are in favor strongly of the
petition. But there will be stir at the cor.
porate election on the 9th. The question
will be for or against S. 900 $4,000 engine
house. some FAVOR SoUo-otherS SloUO
and on to $4,000 for an engine house. We
must have something, 1t should be provided
also, with lookup for the refractory, it
shonld also be an ornament and not a disgrace
to the town. 1t should be safely and securely
built, and also with economy, as the city pass
was sucked out long ago. 1t should be built
soon, but it is likely the street will be paved
entire before that house is built
WHO introduced the Bill for one
inspector for Port Deposit1 Wonder if he
was ever here in the spring? Wonder if he
thinks board is ever sold here? We invite
him up next May.
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"Keep it Before the People"
1tlarric0.

WAY AXWELL.-O the Goth ut., al
g. Pembroke " the residence of the bride S
father, by the Rev. II. L. ITurn. Mr.. DAVE
G. WAY and NJ ISIS ALICE NJ. MAXWELL, both
this county.
COOK ICIlENER.-- In PHILADELPHIA, on
the evening of Firs' month 3lst by Friends
ceremony, ut the residence and in presence
OF his honor, the Mayor, WM. A. Cook, o
Glenvillc, Hartford county, Md, to SALLIt
A. }. MicnENER, OF West Nottingham
Cecil county Md.
PACL-SUT rON.--O the 2nd inst. at the
house Of Mr.. Daniel Sutton, Fair Hill, 10y
Rev. George Marshall. Mr.. VIM. ii. PAU
Of Illinois to Miss JULIA SUTTON, of Fai,
Hill. Cecil county.
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Duck SnooTING.-1n the -" Artiel

DECK SnooTING.-1n the Z" Artiele"
on "Wild Fowl" in the New Code, we read ::
" Sec. =. No person shall shoot. or shoot
at any wild fowl in the waters of Cecil, Kent,
Queen AIMS Hartford or Baltimore counties,
or in Wye river or its tributaries; by night,
from any skill float or other boat, with gun
OF any descr ption whatever, or other boat,
with any gun which cannot he conveniently
discharged from the shoulder at arms length
without rest"
AS all other and former laws on the subject
are repealed by the Code, we presume sports
men can now shoot wild foul from sunk boats,
floats and other boats in any waters in the
above mentioned counties, they may see
proper to visit, provided, they shoot with a
gun that can be discharged from the shoulder
without rest.
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JMayor Swami has politely declined tc
created by the Legislature for Baltimore or ,c
recognize their power. Legal proceedings
to contest the constitutlonality of the Metro
polilan Police Bill are to be instituted imme
diately. The city will he represented by
Messrs Jonathan Meredith. VIM Schley
Thomas s. Alexander and VIM. Price.
On the part Of the State, it is rnmored thai
the Hon. Reverdy johnson, and Messrs
Tackle Wallis, J. Mason Campbell William
George Brown, w. IL. Norris and G. w
Gill, will appear.
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CHE Alarlicts.
ElktOn Market.

Vft1kcL.
REPORTED BY JOHN pARTRIn0E.1
ELKToN, Feb. IL, 1860.
Red Wheat Sl.2S to 5000 White do.
81 IS to 5000, Corn, old. 10, new, 70, Oats
81, Lime, ISL cents per bushcl.
WILMINGTON, Feb 0th.-Wheat 81. so
Corn IS CTS: Oats SO; Flour $5.15 Sc co.
Clover Seed, 81. 50: Timothy do, So IS.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 7ih.-Good TO prime
red wheat 81 % 10 81 %, prime white wheat
Sl.35 to 81 40. Corn both white and yell
low II to 10 cents. Rye IS cents. Oats IS
to - cents. according to quality. Flour
Howard street. Extra $3.50.
TIE PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Feb. 9th -
White Wheat, $l.50 Red do, S 81.
Corn, II cts; Oats, 43 cts. Flour, 1925
to 37t.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, Feb. c.
Beef Cattc-The offerings this week amounted
to about 800 head sales at 500 a $1,000
per 100 lbS., as to quality. The market
was brisk. Cows and Calves.-Saes al
fresh Cows, at $40 a $50: dry do. at 2Da $50
each. Sheep-Oiirings 0000: and sales at
4.00a5 so per lO0lbs. Offerings about
| 300 head. sales at IS GOA 50 50 per 100 lbs
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~1s
Ulr0.

TiSON.--On the 9Th Of Feb, Of Scarlet
fever, SARAH j.. daughter of Levi Tyson
in the llth year of her age.
"Snlirr little children, and forbid them not,
to Come unto me, for Of such is the Kingdom
OF iTeavcn.'
DONNELLY.-On Wednesday lst inst. at
her residence, near Lombardville, Ceci
county. MRs. MARY DoNNGLLY, wife of VIM.
Donnrlly in the 9th year of her age.
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PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue of AN Order Of the Orphans
- Court the undersigned, Administrative,
will sell al Public Sale al the late residence
of Charles Bilcs, one mile'east Of the Blue
Ball, ON
Mo"ioy. The 9Th eay If february, 1850.
the following Personal Property, belorairg
10 tlIe estate of the said DECEASED, viz:
= HORSES, 5 COWS. Is $s--7a
CO. head Of Young Cattlu, Is ~Mis-1I
-YasaA- S"uthdown Sheep: IN w
IThrashing Machine, nearly new;1 Wheat
Drill, Grain Fan, Corn Shelter, Horse
Rake, g Wagons, , OX-carts. = Dearborns, /
protting Wagon, Sulkey, Barrel Wagons,
Flows, iarrn~s, Cultivatnrs,, and other
Farming Utensils.
Wheat, Corn, Oats and Potatoes by the
bushel.
Meat Ivy the pound. Hay lt the Ton.
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE.
IL Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. ~.
when Terms will be made known
CllATHERINE X. BEES,
feb IL, lo6o-ts. Administrators.
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o. A Largo and enthusiastic meeting
was held in the Maryland Institute, in Bali
more. Oh Monday evening. in relation to the
city passenger railroad bill, known as the
Brock bill, before the Legislature. a long
string of Whereas" and Resolved were
adopted, and a number of speeches made
against the passage of said bill. The citizens
of Baltimore seem to have mania for town
meetings."
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New UNITED STATES SENATOR. The
legislature of California has elected Gov.
Latham U. s. Senator. to fill the term of the
late Senator Broderlck. who was shot in
duel, with Sudge Terry, which expires on
the 4h of March 1868. Gov. Latham was
in the House Of Representatives in 1854.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-02-11

" Hon. Joel Jones, cx.mayor of Philadel.
phia, died on Friday. the 3rd inst. He was
born October 25, 1875, in Connecticut. grad.
uatcd at Yale College, and soon after com.
menced the practice of law in Easton, Pa.
He held the office of judge of the District
Court Of Philadelphia urder appointment OF
Governor Wolf, and was afterwards presiding
Judge Of that court. He was the first presi.
dent of Girard College, and held that office
foar years. In 1919 he was elected mayor of
Philadelphia, served one term, and retired to
the practice of the law.
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Bridge Notice.

M Office is hereby given, that application
~ will be made to the County Commits
sioncrs Of Cecil county, at their first regular
meeting after the 18Th day Of March, next,
for the construction of a Bridge over Il
branch of N orth East creek where it crosses
the road leading from Elkton to Oxford, half
a mile south Of Blue Ball and near Israel
Reynolds. FEB IL, lS60--5w
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Bridge Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that application
~ will be made to the County Commits
sioncrs Of Cecil county, at their first regular
meeting after the Eth day OF March, next.
to have a Bridge built across the Little North
East creek, below Warburton's Saw Mill, on
the road leading from Nowland's corner to
the Union Meeting House. FEB IL, lS60-5w
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CUSsIlHGS s. BAILEY,
WHOLESALE
Bookseller and StatiOnerS,
No. 80: BALTIMORE STREET opposite nar oy>
ESITiTAORE

No -" BaLl4MOkE STREET. opposite Hanover
BALTi!AORE,
4 RE- prepared to Off" to the Country
- Trade, Goods in their line, at prices
that will compare f.vorably with those OF
any uti!rr htatkct.
Their Stock Of S~HooL, LAW, MrDIc VI and
MISCELLANEOUS Books is large and we'll
s.'octed.
y Largo and varied assortment Of Foreign
a,1 Anrricln Stationery can always be
had at iheir establishment
They keep constantly on hand full sup
Ply h BLANK BOOKS OF different styles
and OF lh,i: own Manufacture. Having a
HEdrry connected with their Store, they
ar. AT II .incs, able. at short notice. to fill
orders for Blank Books. ruled to any pattern
~ "i any desired style OF Binding.
O:dcrs, received by mail, will meet with
prompt attention.
~ On ere requested to call and examine our
Sock md Prices before purchasing elsewhere.
F,D 1. lSfa.
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70 the Ladies of ElktOm

4 ND YICINITY.--I have just received
IA from the Manufacturer in Phiiadc phia,
lis pairs Of CATERS, with and without heels,
Morocco Boots, with and without heels,
Dressed and Undressed Morocco Buskins.
Every pair of these Shoes are warranted
to wear SO as to give entire satisfaction to
the purchaser, or the money will be returned
X. f. NAY,
Feb II. In the g llOllow.'
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

NOR SALE-A desirable STOCK OF
l. GOODS, and an old established Store
Stand to LET, in Port Deposit, Md.
Persons wishing to embark in business
will find this an opportunity seldom offered
With approved paper, u limited credit will
be given.
For further information, inquire on the
premises. SNYDER g. GRUBB,
Adjoining Crompton's Hotel.
Feb II, lS6Q-3N
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W For some weeks past, paragraph to
the effect that Neal Dow, the champion Of
temperance had, himself, fallen victim to
the intoxicating bowl, has been going the
rounds of the papers. Mr. Dow, in letter
to friend in Baltimore, empha,ically denies
the report it Is also contradcted by a num-
Der Of papers in the North,
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WaEteG,-A Farm TO Rent.

ar WORK ON SHARES. Address
~ WIN II. MALlN, Chester, Delaware
county, Pa, with particulars as to Quantity
ann! Qaulity Of Ground, and buildings and
situation. [Fcb IL, 1860
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-02-11

SPECIAL ELECTION. AT the special election
held in Caroline county, on Wednesday, the
LIST inst. for Judge Of the Orphan S Court,
Mr.. Todd. the american candidate, was cleo
ted by majority Of one hundred and fifteen.
AT the last election there was tie between
Mr.. Todd and his competitor. This is but a
foreshowing of The style in which We will
carry the State next Fall.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-02-11

IC=On Tuesday, last, the legislature elected
Sprieg lIarwood, of Anne Arunde. county
State Treasurer: Edwin IL. Shipcy, of
Carroll county State Librarian. and George
W. Waters, Of Prince Georges county,
Keeper of Chancery Records. These are all
locofocos, Of course.
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UNrRUE.-A telegram was sent from
Washington last week, to the effect that Gov
Hicks had dispatched his Secretary Of State
to Washington to congratulate Pennington
on his election IS Speaker. We have authority
for saying that the statement is utterly with
out foundation. annapolis Ga.cltc.
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tTAtt the caucus meeting Of the legislature,
held or Monday night. it was determined to
20 into the election of United States Senat tor
for the Eastern Shore, on Wednesday, the
18th inst. There promises to be warn,
time.
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9rMiss S. j. G. Whittlesey, who is
we'll known tothc readers OF The IFhig through
her contributions, in both poetry and prose
was in town on Tuesday. She has Just given
to the world volume of very readable
stories, entitled "TnE STRANGERS STRATA
GEN." which is favorably spoken Of 1t is
got up in handsome style, at Sl.25; and is
published by NJ. W. Dodd, N. Y. We trust
it may prove success.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-02-11

U On Friday last, the House of Repre-
sentatives elected Col. John w. Forncy, OF
Pa, clerk, and Hon. II. w. Hoffman, of Nd,
Sergeant.at- Arms. Mr. Forney was clerk OF
the BIRD Congress, and Mr. Hoffman was a
member of the 34lh Congress-
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70 Gen. VIM. Lingan, Gather, of Mont
gomery county, President of the last State
Senate, died during the recess. On Friday,
the Legislature adjourned until Monday, as a
mark of respect to the deceased.
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FRAME DWELLING.

: rooms, is feet square, pas FEssa iiia
age feet, and Kitchen on LIST .sys EaTsa,SsSSssA
tloor 3 good rooms on 2ud, and Carrot ON
Bird floor. New Tenant House, IA by IL it.;
Meat House, Granary, Corn House, Stabling,
Poultry House, &c. Well of good Water.
\ thriving Young Orchard of 100 Apple and
800 Peach Trees, just in bearing Also, a
variety of choice Yard and Garden Fruits,
and Nursery Of 500 Peach Trees, inoculated
| from GOOD BEARERS, which marketed Fruit
last season at So per bushel on Grcy's Inn
creek Wharf. opposite the place.
The soil is adapted to fruit growing, and
the crop not liable to injury from irosts,
owing to its proximity to the water. Steam
boat communication with Baltimore daily,
directly from the place.
Oysters abound, and Fish and Wild Fowl
in their season. . churches, and School / }
miles off, Mill miles.
The location is remarkably healthy.
TERMS One half cash balance in one
and two years, with interest from sale
Terms may he modified. Possession given
by 18th of March. Title nGispntible.
For fun thcr particulars inquire on the
premises or address
ENOS E. BACON,
Rock Hall,
Feb II, lSG0-ts Kent county, Md
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FOR SALE.

TITIIER a dark bay HORSE, coming four
Ia years old or Il pair of MULES, coming
five years old, Of medium size and well
broken. DAVID PHILLIPS.
Feb IL. 18GO-tf. near Risin. Sun.
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BEING TORN DowN.-The old brown
frame house. near Watsons Mill, and formerly
occupied by Col. Thomas Howard, has been
purchased by Mr.. Jacob Rambo, who is now
tearing it down. This is said to be one of the
oldest houses in the town.
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ST. VALENTINE.-Tuesday, next, is
st. Valentines day. 1t has nearly ceased to
be observed here. In this progressive age
many Of the old customs are dying away, and
this among the rest Perhaps it is as we'll.
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MAD DOG KILLED.-A dog having all
the symptoms of hydrophobia, was killed in
the town one day this week.
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05The February Term of the Circuit
Court for this county, meets on Monday.
U-The County Commissioners and
Orphans Court meet on Tuesday, next.

GOODS RECovERED.-The car of the
Adams Express Company mentioned last week
as having ran overheard into the Susquehanna
river, has been recovered. After floating
down the river for some two miles. the car
grounded on bar, to where a stcamtug was
sent to obtain the goods. The safe, which
certaincd large quantity ofgoods and bonds,
was taken from the car, and upon being
opened, its contents were found to be but
slightly Injured. The greater part of the
freight was ruined. The total loss to the
company is estimated at about twenty thou
sand dollars.
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FOR RENT.

TNHE STORE HOUSE, now occupied by
Il Perry Men Thomas. Also, the Brick
DWELLINGS, ON Bow Street, in the rear Of the
store. Apply to +. A. ELLIS.
Feb II, 1860 --Iw
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D7Stsvcns, one Of the accomplices of"Old
Brown" has been convicted. The trial Of
Uaslett has not been concluded.
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LEcTrRE.-Wm. Pinkney Ewing,
ESQ, will Lecture before the Newark Library
Association, in the New School Presbyterian
church, en- Tuesday evening, next. Subject
Secret of Happiness"
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GROVER & BAKERS
CELEBRATED n
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
A View Sfytc. Price $50,
495 BROADWAY, NEW. YORK.

495 BROADWAY, NEW.YOHE.
$50 CIlE5TNtT STREET PHILADELPHIA.
1877 BALTIA0RE. STREET, BALTIMORE.
These Machines sew from two spoo,s and form
seam of unequalcd strength beauty aud elast-
city. which will NOT rip. even if every fourth
stitch be cut. They are un4aestonab.y the best
in the market for family
II send for Circular.
EoUALrr TO ALI ,-USIFoHMIrY or PRicfs =,
A New FEATURE IN BUSINESS ,-EvEnY OSE
HIS owS SALESMAN JONES & Co. Of the
Crescent oneprice CLOTHING STORE. G0i Market
street. above Sixth Philadelphia In addition to
having the largest most varied and Fashion able
Stock of Clothing in Phi!ade phia, made expressly
for retail sales. we have constituted every one his
own salesman by having marked in figures on
each article, the very lowest price it can be sold
for so they cannot possibly yary-al must buy
alike. The goods well spongcl and prepared
and great pains taken with the making SO that
all can buy with the full assurance Of getting Il
good article at the very lowest prices. Also "A
large stock of PIECE GOODS on hand of the latest
sta les and qualities. which will be made to order
in the most fashionable aud best manner % per
cent below credit prices. v Remember The
Crescent, i'll Market street, above Sixth. phiadcl-
phia. Dec 81, lS59-ly.
"Keep it Before the People.
Is Keep it before the people,
To he seen by every eye,
That the people must have CLOTHING;
They must either make or buy
And as most of them must purchase,
Ills important they should know
Where the best is kept on hand,
To be sold at prices low.
Keep il before the people
Thu; at LcFFNASS's CLoTnfSG SToRE
Is the place to purchase Clothing
AT prices cheaper than before
STORE, Opposite the Fountain llotcl1 ELKTON
Md. before purchasing elsewhere
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Walnut Neck at Auction.

On TUESDAY, the 18th of MARCH, (if
oiair, If not, tie first fair day thcreaftcr.)
ut II O'Clock Ma, at the hotel Of j. Mcdaniel,
in Chescrtown, will offer at Public Sale,
my FARM. in SINNERS Neck, bounded N.
by John V. Crosby's land, L. by county
road, S. and W. by Grey's Inn creek, CON
i,,ip