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Literary & Commercial Institute

TlNIIS Institution, situated the Of Main and
Il Coluxbus stree $, organized in 1855 I'M
der the most favorable auspices numbering over hun
dred students. For this unusually large patronage
grateful, and feel willing pledge our utmost
energies to satisfy the confidence thus laced in us
The OF instruction in this Institution is tho
rough and actical, embracing full, of study
preparatory to branch OF business in fe and -
admission any of the ela,ses in college
The commercial course includes single and double en-
try book keeping, applied to stock aud partnership
books in wholesale aud retail merchandising aud EN-
braces compound company commission, steamooating,
basking, commercial calculations, peumanship and
much other useful Information usually taught in
bes tcomuiercial colleges.
The student graduating from this department will be
well qualified for the practical duties OF the counting
room.
This term will close on Friday, Dec 81. The next
term of the third year will commence on the first
Tuesday in January next.
INSTRUCTORS:
ISAAC STONE, JR, A. NJ.
Principal and Instructor in the Ancient Languages anu
Sciences.
Principal in Commercial Department and Instructor in
Book Feeping and Pennanship.
Mrs. JULIA A. Il. STONE,
Prn -ipal Of the Grainrr Department and Insructress
in History, Botany, Philosophy, and Astronomy.
Miss MARTHA l.. BUELL.,
Assistant and Insruciress ia the Elementary Branches
Rev. T. LOREIEAUX.
Instructor in the French Language and Literature.
Instructor in the German Language and Literature
Miss AGNES SWAIN.
Iustruc ress in Vocal and Instrumental Music.
TUITION As FOLLOWS:
scholarship in the High and Normal Department,
per annum of forty weeks, s.........-......f25
In intermediate Department. ............... Il
/ Book Keeping, French, German, Music and Painting
/ Tuition by the term in advance.
No efforts shall be wanting aabie every student "a
make the highest attachments pos i5.e.
The Principal has two houses to rent to parents oil
pupils. Iap30l STOLE, ia, PriaciIDdt,
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Eegal ADVERTISEMENTS
MOrt1ac, Sale


M HEEEAS, Margaret Mosin, did on or about the
~ ism Gay oil May. A. 1879 execute and deiiy,
to the undersigned, Richard L. OReilly as MORTGAGE
her certain mortgage deed OF that date, she
conveyed to said Richard l.. O'geilIy the premises
hereinafter mentioned, to secure the payment Of her
certain pronissory note, in said deed described Of
even date herewith, in favor of said o Reilly for n.
of fifty dollars, and due and pay aoc III, months
the date thereof with interest at ten per cen.
per anHum. Which said deed was Fl ell for record in
the recorders, ece in and FOR the county of L.S,IIs
and State of Illinois, the is.h day of Nav A. d 1859
aud duly r-cor led therein in book No CO Of deeds
pages $50, go, aud 3 !.
And whereas default has be n maze in the payment
OF said Nos, therefore. nubiic notice is hereby
gwen you the said Margaret MOstn and to all 9th
ers interested herein that the sad Richard L. ORey
VII by virtue OF the power vested in by sad deed,
ana Tor the AID purposes therein expressed sell At
PUBLIC auction 10 the highest bidder for cash, at the
court house door. in the city OF Ottawa, in said county
on the 2sih day of May D. 1871, bet" the hours
OF O'Clock in the forGuoon and o'clock in the after
noon OF said day the following described real estate
( said, viz:
The interest Of said Margaret M.stin in Block No
vest hail oi sn"ii' west qgare- no. three (:) in
said bocs) and all the right equity OF redemption
Of the said Margaret Mostin her heirs and assigns
deed Tor iie premises will given TO the purchaser
irlnedis teiy after te -a!r.
/ RICHARD l.. O'REILLY, Mortgngsn
ID. r CAN RIOS col lsl2G-iWI
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LANDS for Snlp.


abstracts Of Sitlc.
HAVING now full and complete abstract or title Of
Il every piece Of land town lot Ia the county.
which kept up every night, prepared far
nsh short notice aud reasonable terms abstracts
OF title. IauSSl l. P SANGER.
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ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY.
Lands bought and sold Commission. Taxes pad,
Abstracts OF Title furnished Collections Invest
men;s made IN Government other Lands Money
Loaned Ottawa August ,, ISL.
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yJyIIE undersigned Offers FOR sale The House and Lot
i where lac now fcsideS, on Paul st. The Lot Is ~
IT, front By l6O deep with part OF alley lot They are
for sale cheap, on accommodating terms. 8
m,raD JOS. W. DOW.
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jnsnranlr.
ILLINOIS FTTTALFIIE INSURANCE COMPANY.

= PRINCIPAL OFFICE AT ALTON, iLLt - an,
= q ORrS AND 3IERChANDlSk, D"efhi.S NJ. - -
~ Furniture; Barns and Hay ana ','.i ~ n,.,,s
Mills SLops and other buildings, 80
- insured against LOSS or DAMAGE IN fihh- .r,r
This Ccm,acy has been IN eSis.eh, - - -
years does not issue policies out "' -. ,.,s rnr
mid near half q million dollars or "sS -" -
nj.s.J INSURANCE members for less thih
n, pr.~ charged by the best Stock C"nauSs- II 'i
gns LARGEST and c,st secured capital o any INSURANCE.
Csnpany In tbs West - -, - a., v,rro,.-,r
RvVRY LOSS DAMAGE that oecurs 10 properly
Insured sndsr tie prepaid system, Viii Be Pa'd "i
NINETY DAYS
Merchants can have their stocks insured IN 'lr
Tnoj. Mutual in of loss actually Ge' iheir
u,sn-y as promised ny any OTHER Company.
To the Farmer aDI the Mechanic tins company mas
Seceme State Bensyolcr: Association. IN wicH a.
moderate cost. their homes and shops may be insure
against the ravages OF Ere with certainty t'la', d
s,rov.J they will receive whole amount iiisafeu,
without litigation. = unnecessary delay ,,-1u
IL has become the Llsarnnce toHPany Jof "a"
Ole Of ~ Snois-znhuaiy saving lsfs s"' ,'ao.,.s
tf.sa would otherwise be taken out ny 1ofeis sr ~
With all these Inducements, VINO Gu" "o'
rsnsin " insureds
= - b gO4RD OF DIRECTORIES:
s.u.l Wa,je H. ". EiIif Ss, b. T. Gilman,
Tiu.,hy Turnsr. Lyman TIuHibuii, RoDe,, s :
u.r,r L., John Atwood, J. W Schwefpe De- !H"i'
long Eiss IIihbard, Francis A. Holman, LS"is
K.I,eBL.ryer a. G. Atwood . ,,.,,
BENJAMIN p. LONG, PRESIDENT
IE,yIS KELLENEERGER, Treasurer
- n G. ATWOOD. Sc~s!Gry.
JOHN ATWOOD, Asst .Seer<tG'y-
JOHN BLAISDEI l.. G-nsrdi Agent
lie HOWARD. Ass'f GfnSTdi Agent
1870 wM. NJ TRUE. AJeiit. OtfGicd
II. A CHASE. EfiTrLie-
ARTHUR MctiiRH. La Sale.
-. co. l. KELSEY. KsudOtr-
rs~,A1y MURRAY BLANCHARD, la Safe
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Farm;nygau,;s for SnIc
EUCSAN >4NGUI,,

1--WE undersigned has 500 choice unim
Il prove farming lands, in La Sale and Livingston
Counties, Tor sale, Oh easy terms.
mys GEO AVERY
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VaIuab,e Civ ProperlA lvr -e...

NJ under signcd offers FOR sale the valuable pr ,per
I v upon which he now resides, being Lot block
ID, tates Addition, situated the Of c J!um-
bus and Washington streets, near the Supreme Court
Bui ding
There is Ogood dwelling, wagon makers shop, aud
blacksmith shop with WE'LL cistern, &c, all in good
order, on til. iemises.
Also, Lots and 5, in Block H. Raro nd Addition
Ottawa. being the south of the bloci,
situated the corner Of Columbus and Joliet
north of the freight depot There is good story
dwelling house the corner lot.
As the undersigned has strong Inducements preke
ed to him change his business, he will sell the
property a a b irgaiu lseps2l PATRICK TANNING
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Fine F.rmin: Lands for Sale.

he undersigned has still large quantity OF sp'en
j did farming lands in La Sale ard Livingston
~ Tor sale, on easy terms, in Of from ~ 3
acres as purchasers desire. These lands all liz
within convenient distances of the railroads and III,
canal, and afford the best market facilities.
OTTAWA, on the L. L. X. X. and Pou'iac the c..
NJ X. l. will be the convenient places TO .,or
for those wishing TO examine tie land Anyhody in
either place direct persons to my residence
Bruce, August % 1850. WILLIAM STRAWN
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Books: Books. Books |.

At e l. GRIGGS' DRCG AND EOOK STORE.
CST RECEIVED, the largest stock OF Books and Sta
- tiolery ever brought to Ottawa.
School Books Of every variety:
Stationery OF all kinds;
$50 Rran,s 81 Paper, such as Note, Letter,
Cap, Bill Cap. Legal Cap. Book Cap, kc..
Plain and Ruled Paper. OF all kinds
Cards of all kinds colorei Card Board;
Drawing Paper in rolls and in sheets:
Envelopes, all sizes and coors--also opaque;
Memorandum. Diaries, States &c.
Banl Books, OF all sizes and varieties.
Gin Books. Animals, Albums, Portfolios, &c.
Childrrn's Books and Primers.
Books that are in Town " II ordered - wsnes0.
ocI T., Y. CRISES, SoSsiuger's Block
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A FARM Of Az acres for sale, mites from Ottawa
"A good house, 32N2S cellar under the whole, 1000
bushes and % rooseberry bushes the pace
alt the purchase money can be LEFT on years time
In1uir. O: H. r. EAMES, at the City Bank, or OF X
A. KNIGHT, On the premises, oue-i'ai mile Lorth o
Xii strawn,s -.t q. 70 ieb2
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Valuable Property
FOR SALE,

WILL --u, good time and At u reasonable price
i tie following property,
Ny Residence ih- tide of Fox Iver Compr.iu-
hy-ast - ofbocS lu3-bru- 100 fret and -
deep. Ii -, beyond qurSt the Lau1 location
for residence In the city of OTTAWA Tie ground,
adorned with H.. choicest kinds Of shTuhrry and
shade and IN tt- apple pear plum. ald
eachtTce- bearing condition. also, plenty grape.
CuTrant. goo--herrir~ r4-pbrrrr-. and
berries In -ort, rytiire desirable for
fort ! provided for
Al-o. 390 o: good prairie land near New Michigan
AMI Pontiac. Living county.
Lots I. .. and B. Block -. Ottawa.
Lots and 5. subdivision OF Lots &c and H. Block So
Lot s. Block 50. all good busiue.. Lots.
Al of tie al Owe valuable property j. offered az
sonable price, aud on time TO suit the purchaser
poy6 NJ OSMAN.
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Farms f0r sale.

YUNHE undersigned will sell several Farms in ze Il
Il suit purchasers, situated in La Sale county, III.
Also, small quantity Of unimproSed land, portion
of which is lying IN Living ton county.
TkRMS-From cash to tive years time. to suit pur
ehsers Corn stored in crib cattle will bc
ON In nd as plyI ian 26' Dawn wv
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Reoi Gstate.
MISSOURI FARMS!

. THE HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD
Il COMPANY offers for sas over 500, GOO acres, In
Northern Missouri,
Ofth. Finest P,ai,ie and Timber Turning Lands m
tie Hest
In Lots to suit purchasers at Low Prices ON the long
credit OF Ten Years, at five per
cent. interest.
PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS, AND MAPS,
Giving full and reliable information on the CLIMATE
and its healthfuln.ss, SOIL, WATER, TIMBER, COAL
ROCK PRODUCTIONS, MARKETS, &c can be had
yrui,ousiy Oh application by letter or otherwise, to
JOSIAH HUNT,
Land Commi. soEer OF the II. St 10. Il. r.,
.,ssn, HANNIBAL, NO.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-09-07
ELKTON. SEPTEMBER 7, 1861.
THE NATIONAL PLATFORM,

Congress, by vote nearly unanimous,
passed the following resolution declaring
the Origin and Object of the war. 1t
was introduced in the House, by Hon.
J. j. Crttenden, of KY, and in the
Senate, by Hon. Andy johnson, Of Tenn :
"7hat the present deplorable c.vH war
has been forced upon the country Jy tie
Disnnionists Of the Southern States, noac
IN arms against the Constitutional
Government, amt in arms around tile
Capital; tint IN this national emer-
gency Congress, banishing all feeling of
mere passion or resentment, will recollect
only its duty to the whole country; tint
this war rs not raged on Their part III
any spirit of oppression, or for any
purpose Of conquest or subjugation, or
purpose Of orcrthrowing or interfering
with the rights or established insi.tu-
Hons Of those States, but to defend md
maintan the supremacy ofths Const,tu-
ton, and 10 preserve the Un,on, nth
NIL the dignity, equnlHy md rights of
the sereral States un,mpared and that
as soon as these objects are accomplished
the war ought to ceaSp.'
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church, too. He gets upa BLACKBOARD row
in the street, and makes a ludicrous attempt
at a fist fight with one who would consider it
no p9gilistc feat to " lick d" haIfa dozen such
men. Escaping, through his very insignif-
canoe, a well-earned drubbing, he publishes
lying statement of the affair in which he
figures as Il hero, ana before the ink is dry
sends for the party he ISLANDERS, and makes
grorelling attempt to cajule him into an
endorsement Of the outrageous, silly lie
Surely, the Devil must feel a Satanic pride in
having such hopeful son, who has we Il
earned the title Of r. d., dirty dog, title
which Col. Benton once conferred upon an
individual! of rather more Importance, but
equally Infamous. And this is Il faithful pho
tograph Of the Editor of the g Peace - Organ
Of Cecil! Gentlemen, of that dclcctable
party, are you not ashamed of your organ
grinder
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The Primary Meetings.

On Saturday Hext, the people ofthe severa.
District in this county, are called by the
Union Central Committee to meet at the
places of holding their Primary Meetings, and
appoint delegates to the County Convention.
Turn out and appoint men who are sound
patriots, that We may secure ticket worthy
to represent Cecil, in the impending contest.
UA wiseacre in The Democrat of last
week, signing himself Vindrx." instead of
ass, atitle much more appropriate, attempts
to show by figures. what he and the Peace
squad endeavorcd to do by their resolutions ~
at the County Convention, namely: that
the people of Cecil endorse the action of
lleckart, Maxwell and Miller. MIR. Webster,
the writer says, received ,G97 votes at the
last Congressional election which by contrast
ing with the full vote of the county in 1850,
(4,0l4) he considers, or seems to consider, an
endorsement Of the treason of the Legislature.
By course Of reasoning equally mathemati-
cal, Mr.. Wsbster's majority may be set down
at l,G97 as there is nothing to deduct from
that vote.
"Vindex says" it is certain that Mr..
Webster received the united vote of his
party" which, ifso, would place Secession
far in the majority in Cecil, and every way.
fnrcr, though fcol, know better than this.
If you are so very stong. why did you fear to
put candidates in the field at both the cleo
tons last summer Ifyou think your cam
didatcs are SO very popular, and their public
acts are endorsed by the people, you had
better get them on the course again this fall,
and let tho people express an opinion on the
subject.
The management of The 1vhis appears to
disturb some sore.headcd politicians very
much. The Wing is independent, and its
Editor is, too. No junto can control either,
and ifthcy don't like its principles let them
attack and expose them if they are false
If The Wing managed 10 get on the losing
side as often as some of our Cecil politicians,
like them it would be pretty we'll ussd up,
financially, politically, and inAuentially.
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A Card.

Mr. EWING: - Dear Sir Your notice in
The Cecil Wing of last week. that | have
" received an appointment in the Treasury
Department" &c, | beg to say, is incorrect.
1t is true that my name has been used in
connection with a position Of that kind, BY
my friends and others, without my consent or
kuo" ledge, but have received no authoritirc
information of any present or anticipated
appointment. And lest any one consider
me, (as they might by public announce
ment Of an appointment as an Office seeker,
| beg also to say, that never have been. am
not now, and never will be, an applicant for
any official position. ..
ain truly gratifed for the disintcrcsed
kindness ofmy good friends in seeking my
personal interest unsolicited and while do
not regard legitimate office seeking OF Office
holding as dis!lonorable, yet 10 declare that
public Office has no charmcs for me.
have the honor to be, sir. very respectful
ly yours &c. JAMES ToUCHsToNE.
Port Deposit, Sept. 3rI 1861,
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O7hc Southern Egis, says " Tie Cecil
Why has rendered itself notorious by its
bilhngsgate and coarse abuse of all who
oppose the administration and war policy"
As mendaeious and reasonable as that OBJ
scure sheet. (lhs Egis.) is, there is no
chance ofN ever becoming notorious for any
thing but stupidity. And as its editor is
much better judge Of "rot gut" than Of
refined language, The Wing will be apt to
survive all his attacks OH it.
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The PHILADELPHIA Press.

The Press, published by j. W. Forney, we
esteem as one Of the best daily papers of the
country. 1t contains the latest news, and
what is Of equal importance, its statements
are always reliable, avoiding everything on
the sensation order, feature so popular with
many Of our dailes.
No paper in the country is more ably cou.
Quoted in its editorial department than the
Press. And those in want of daily or
trl'weekly city paper cannot do better than
subscribe for il.
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MONEY OR PRODUCE.
SuSQuehanna Herrings.
THE TRAVELLER.
Baltimore ana SuSe,lchanna

STEANk COMPANY.
aesN Regular Daily Line
Hel.S::::1E: &&2ase:7 Deposit Hare De Trace
ersS4SsS2sSS and Tide Water Canal
The Steamboat JuNlATA. Capt. Frederick
Toml:nson, leaves lower end of West Falls Avenue
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY Even
irg, at 6 o clock. Returning leaves Port Deposit
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY Even
ing. at 3 clsck +. NJ, and lIavre dc Grace at .
clock r. N.
The steamboat LANCASTER Capt J. W. Tom
Unison, leaves same place every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY Evening. at 6 o'clock. Re-
turning. leaves Port Deposit every MoSDAr, We'd
NEsnAY and FRIDAY Evening, at o'clock, and
llavrc dc Grace. mt o clock T.. VI.
Hour of leaving Baltimore after the LIST of Octo
Der. will be O'Clock =. NJ.
~ Passage. (bcrths included.) so cents.
Freight received daily until o'clock, carried
at low rates and carefully attended to-
Duplicate Receipts for Freight will be required
10 All Boats and Cargoes t0wed only ut the
risk Of their respective owners
The Agent at liayrc dc Grace will attend to for
varlng any Merchandise consigned to him for
any rcint on the Pennsylvania Canals, or will
.e-shp frcights intended for Baltimore Philudcl
rihia or elsewhere.
JOS JAS. TAYLOR. Agent Baltimore
n Al,l.N:. TAYnots, Agent. Ilayre dc Grace
j. TOME. Agent, rort Deposit
n. B.Grain purchased at the highest market
price at the Warehouse Of j. Tome Co.. Port
Deposit: who also keep for sale Guano Plaster.
Fish, Salt, Croasdalc q Mitchsil'y Allen &
Needles and Dc BuTs;s Phosphates; and New
York Bone Dust. March 2, lSGl--tr
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-09-07

0ITThe Union men of Kent county on
Tuesday nominated VIM. F. Smyth and Geo,
b. Westcolt, Esqs., as candidates for the
Legislature Jas. l.. Davis, ESQ, for
Sheriff; Jos. p. Ireland, Levin Usilon and
Vachel Burgess, Esqs.. for County Commits,
soners and Charles H. Baker, ESQ, for
County Surveyor. The Chairman, by an-
thori'y of the Convention, appointed John
Frazier, Jr., Edward Wilkins and L. NJ.
Strong ES4s., a delegation to the Judicial
Convention, to be held in Cambridge ON the
18th of Scptcm Der. to nominate a candidate
for Judgcship of the Court Of Appeals.
Among the resolutions passed by the Con
vcntion was one which decarcd that in sus
tanning S. s Matlit, Esq, for the Comptroller.
ship, we promote the best interests ot our
State and honor sterling advocate of the
Constitution and the laws
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lC0rrcspOndencc of Tho Cecil Whigl
PRINCIPLE. Sept. 2ul, 1861

DEAR WIG Il expect your numerous
readers will be pleased to hear good report
from this, as well as other portions. Of lhc
county. We are all alive on the Union
question about here, and not only alive, but
at work. We have some few croaking traitors
among U.S. but they begin to t,emble in their
boots, for they see the hand writing on the
wall The Union men arc pleased to see that
some OF the secession papers have ceased to
come to hand as usual, at this Office, (Dau
Book, for instance.) BY the way, should
like to know how IA certain ogicous pcdaeo-
gnc's pulse beat since he finds his la Dor as
well as his funds thrown away in getting up
that club Of traitors ?--scrvcs him right
would also like to know whether our hubble
school here is to have II traitor at the ensuing
tenn for teacher or not! We do not want
traitors encouraged, and especially at the
expense of the citizens Of Cecil county.
would, also. ask for information, whether an
avowed Secession>t should have the privilege
Of overhaullng the United States mail or not,
las is the case at this Office p please answer
for the benefit Of the Union men of this
vicinity.
We have organised Volunteer Company
at this place. About forty names are enrolled
and We are drilling weekly. When our
organization is fully completed. W i'll write
you the particulars. Suffice it to say. they
are mostly young :nen, sound to the back
bone. The IPhiy is our textbook for the
Campaign, to give them thunder. No more
at present, Yours, &C., VIGILANCE
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THE Loss or THE PTIyATEER ,JEFF DAVIS

THE Loss or THE PTlvArEER JEFF. DAVIS
baltimore, Sept. 3.-The Richmond En-
q"'erer of Aug. 28lh, contains the fol lowing :
"A letter from Fcrnandina Florada, dated
Ang. 2lst, received at Savannah, says
The crew Of the plivateer Je0. Darts arrived
here this afternoon. They state that on Sum
day morning, while trying to get into St
Augustine, the vessel struck on the bar and
was lost All her guns were saved, with the
exception of two small ones The jeff. Dur,s
was a hrigantine, armed with five guns and
manned by sixty men,
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PORT DEPOSIT.
Planning Mill and Sash Factory.


WE invite the attention of all persons in the
w city or county, who contemplate the erection
OF dwellings Barns &c. to our extensive stock of
Building Materials, in the rough and prepared for
Use; namely
DUUE AND WINDOW FRAMES,
Circular and Plain J
BLINDS. VENETIAN and PIVOT,
PANEL SHUTTERS,
SASIiES (Glasscl and not Glassed,)
WOOD MOULDTNGS,
IlOT.BED SASH,
BRACKETS,
WOODEN MANTEfS.
HEWE Isr POSTS, (rurned.
BARN VENTILATORS,
WINDOW GLASS.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
SASH WEIGHTS AND CORDS,
hand RAILING,
CHURCH PEWS.
WOOD TUBE FOR CHAIN PUMPS.
AISO.--DreSscd Flooring:
FELLOW PINE. NORWAY PINE,
WHITE PINE AND HEMLOCE,
(well seasoned J
~" All Of the above we offer as low as the
lowest. for the Cash approved paper
All orders by mail or otherwise, attended to
with promptness, by
holland e. CO.,
June 23 1860 PORT DEPOSIT, MD.
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Phiia., vii. 4 Bait, Railroad

Trains leave North East Station as follows
TO PHILADELPHIA. TO BALTIMORE.
Express, 1890 A. NJ. Mail, 1890 A NJ.
Mail, ls.5o " Night Mail Pm
Through Freight, with passenger car at
tached, leaves North East for Baltimore at
$50 p NJ. Stops at Charestown, Principle
Perryvllc, and IIavrc- de-Grace.
w. d. ALEXANDER,
April ~, lo6O-tf. Agent.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

A LII parties in any way indebted to VIM.
IA Torbrrt, either on Book Account or
N"ie, arc hereby notified 10 make immediate
payment to the Assignee.
HENRY r. TORBERT.
l!kton, April 20, lS5l-tf.