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NJ. Bradley, nom the New York Delegation. g.
whom wa referred tie memorial n the Cuuull--
snu"rs q tie Land office, asking fr the passage u
q 'h" auth rsiug the State Engineer h. survey sui
sen certain parcels ot land - present uus'id foe
We reclaimed harlur u New York, made nu ably
wrun r. port reviewing the charters and grants "
th 'i claiming Tie right ~ the city g. iurpli. Ton
over F''h ituit DENYING the tlglt OF the state H.
sell or grant such Hmls rri"rtlng against the pro-
l's'd hiil, recommending the passage oi IN e.
req c'. TIE act 4 August IT, 1~Gn, authutiziuy the
sac % ''ttaiu lands belonging 70 Tie State and
commencing Tic city Of New YORK t. purchase tie
same.
Tie report was referred to the Judiciary Conn
mltieC Tor c.nsa.t.tIuu sud action thereon.
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C,o'go, Wod -. The T,uS Cuiro special
,,s TINT steamer has arrived ir.u TIE rpuus,,cc
river, with number Of prisoners taken near ritt'-
bury, TEN.
a gentleman, who has been some time connected
with the Mobile aui Ohio Railroad, arrived to-day,
reports that Generals Che,tham and PIX, have
Lett Illnio,jt with their forces /, join B'iurcy,rd
who be- concentrating his forces at Cor,nth. Their
IT kcts extend within ,..1 tc,u uuc. Of our forces
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land will prove strong enough to be decent, and
insist on getting their new clothes. tn. cos,
would b. but a small item In John Burs bill Of
cssts, and he can afford II. Ard then in view
Of probable political issues in Europe, IL would
be 40 convenient to have . National Guard In
England to countoract the schemes of the arts
tocracy against human freedom.
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position. Important information 10 expected from
his observations may state ths, when Steiner
reached Cairo, he was ignored by The officials st
that point and u " more than likely that his
Ofcer Foote heard Of bis presence, and sent q
an him
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STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Albany, March 27.-The following bills were
ordered T. third reading;
Toincorporatc ,he State Convention Of Universal.
ists.
To Incorporate the Nswburgh House Of the
Friendloes
Nj Woodruff introduced ill T. Incorporate the
fireiu"h's Savings Institution, New York II isthe
haIme as The AaaemLlu M
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November or December, took down . MAP, and
pcinted on, 70 him upon IL every msvemsni ths,
has since been made by our armies; and, 80 10
Manassas said that we should either drive the rebels
from 1t In successful battle, or thai they would
evaciAts Il Of their own acc1rd
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C1,cdQo, Norh 25.-An accident occurred at
midnight t, the special train from J,uesyiIe with
tie 81 Wisconsin Cavalry aboard, Eve miles from
Pts city, ou the Nlfth Western road. The accident
was causci . the breaking Of au axle Ten so.-
dicrs were killed. three seriously wounded aud 100
a-.-hiIN-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Jones' Wood Festival COMMITTEES will
at the TOmbs At o'clock thAaevening, for spe-
cinl business. A flll attendance is rCqursted-
JOHN wYNNE, Chairman; PATRICK DoHERTY,
Secy. 1876
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ApRIyID LAST EVENING.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Ehlsrs o. ~, ,nH IIYn i
Hamburg March sth and s'uihsnp.apn I4'H, VIZ
uadss and passengers 70 ~ W."
DAYS and 9 hours IN the Toe
SuIpsA,rlp. fohI Zedellns, Liverpool u
-. .i,h -, b. Rueer Bros. Has had very heavy
r.,bsr. brnk. rsal and sis,1' uozsn ''An'hsohs'
Cnnstantine, hsckoduck, Liverpool Feb Q, vhh
,ndss 10 Grinnell, Feb s. uG Cork. spoke ship
Flora Of New York, from Callso f,r Cork; Feb ~,
Ia ~ 10 lon 50 %. passed. Br brig standing T. the
4 and 4, with loss ~ foretolnlAst hall way UP
nnAntopSsllAntmast At the cap she elchangcd col
hut did not ask assistance. Feb 20 at 81, long
IS Ate N. fell In with hrig Billyw, ~ windsor
q 3, from 81 Johns, y y, huuud n Liverpool, haN-
tng signal II distress fyitS ON bearing down ~
her found her In . sinking condition AiIer Iftat
e1erticus sicceciei In fvscuus the crew w we
.,aptain ArSt spi second fnstas and men. Two "
abe men were severely fr,-triticn.
BARKs.rphrsitn Williams, Ferry. MNryssri.
Ens. 80 days With crsl - Heal, Dixon \ Go: i,d
hesvy weather carried away fortt Isa'I yard, splt
sAiiS Sc March ~, lat al p, lous az, SPOKE ship
weston Merritt frvm Lvcrp''. f7r New N'rk' Ari
cav her again ON the 2.d q Nsuiurk't S1oa s. iva
inst lat a = ION - 81 during heavy .he, 49, llfi
. sea. which washed overheard Daniel hr.t''
seaman. Who VA At 10 vhee, ~ the time tc WAt
losi, stove huiws,ks and eonpa@ses Me- = .''
~ 81 l'r 10, saw al icCvers ami swine df'' ~. .
Fimuni Dwight Cruwc., E.ESi eia WI N''h
Goa ~ II .sinn.
RRIcs-zsi,is. Res. y P,.t,n. h'n sasiN
DAYS vith ri.,r g. Beet. a % c.. sa.cd A go
I'd hri. So tt,r ~ NtO Y rA
Char,fs HesiL Loud. Hltksiit va Wmtetport
Ne II dav.. " .ta .sa.Hcs o. tie master.
scuooNERs -R.y STAT, ver,iu, Eui,Je,hpon
KPrt.> r..nisr., Eatan,,arsr, for n,s'oa,
so w.. s,-,gl 4, d.
kHRs,,l. Key. SsO R-,ls nj DAYS, wit. 80.
Games Biss, Hstch, Wmterrort, NJ, io l-!s,
~itu lu-nter 8, ~ master.
M'ntrvs / W,lm1J,, A1y.cy, New Haven ior
peA's Islam. g..
BELOW.
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stefan, who has won sueh high rut,ton by his
emiLeuty successful treatment O. Consumption,
That trr'ihu disease which has long Lpln regarded
Us inuurnbe by the rent body of III ySiguus, expects
Hereafter 10 VISIT tbs city I'o'. ssouay tvHIy Mon
day, and has taken auit ~ rooms ct 81 Bad 10
see patients. lie lon pm,u,c, added q Us tho
rough knowledge, aud the pcriccm o. the lnstru.
mont wi len be makes use 90 ina TIE exam ,'tpu Of
the lungs enables i'm t. d,tgut tac slightest sN Ap-
toms N disease lis PulmHnI 5. rIp," 4" a.
W., 4 I r0ic"und Mandrake = rs" have become
widely celebrated 'oI diseases 81 tie lungs, Liver
ami stomach These the siIiy disease lie tfean
aul makes mo- charges for adyieef,Qr examining the
limos ip he ordinary way, or as Physicians rene
raIlv do. hut for a thorough examination with the
Rcsyirnmoter, he charges ~, and wishes every ons
rich ar moor, that has Cough, Pain in the sido or
sbnuldtr Blade, troubled with Costivencss or
nl,rrhna s,llow Complexion, Loss Of Appetite.
Low spirits, Restlcssness at Nights, or any othef
disease leading 10 Consumption, 10 call on him AZ
above and get his advice.
His FIRST visit will be on Monday next the ALA
lust, from A. M. until P. NJ. DR.. sCIIENCK'S
medicines are for sale Wholesale and retail by peaTlo
every Druggist in this city. mh2I a'IOi
53d Regiment, D'EpineuiI Zounyes.-Tha
members OF Co. l, and other members viii nissss
call at Dunham'S go Broadway, for 8 davs Hwhsss
shall be happy to see all Of them. ''
mhz' zls'Ize LIEUT. FERRIS.
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The Journeymen Tnilor. of The 1,,...--.

department OF Brooks Brothers, are rcqnes,"i ~
M, al PEI Grand 1t. n,bSI 5s,.t"so p
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Cow. MUTT Is As POPULAR As EVER AT
B.ruuui's Museum, aud with the Living HppopO-
tamus, the gorgeous drama afternoon and evening,
aud other novelties, il drawing crowds Of visitors.
LADIES, RECoLLECT THAT MONDAY is WASH
day. Get PYLE'S o. X. SOAP, and you'll save
labor and money. Sold Ivy all the Grocers
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Congress-.

In The Senate, on Monday, the Committee
on Military Affairs reported against Mr..
llalc's bill to abolish the grade of medical
officers in the army. Various resolutions and
bills were referred. Mr.. Field submitted a
resolution Of inquiry as to the propricty of
extending relief or in some way manfesting
the sympathy Of Congress for the suffering
operatives OF Great Britain. Mr.. Davis OF
Kentucky, submitted resolution that cx-
President Buchanan, from sympathy with the
consprators and their reasonable schemes
failed TO take measures to prevent the lcbcl.
lion, and should therefore receive the ccnsurc
and condemnation Of the Senate and Of the
American people. After the expiration OF
the morning hour Mr.. Davis spoke on the
subject OF arbitrary arrests, Mr.. Sausbury's
resolution Of inquiry being under considcra.
ton.
In the House Mr.. Noel introduced bill to
provide Tor emancipation in Missouri. Mr..
Conway, Of Kansas, introduced a series Of
resolutions Of an extraordinary character
asserting tho dissolution of the Union which
were laid upon the table by vote of ayes
1872, nays /, Mr.. Conway himself casting thd
negative vote. Mr.. Fessend"n submittce
resolutions affirming the constitutionality OF
the Presidents Emancipation Proclamation
and approving of it as u war measure, which
were adopted calling on the President fol
correspondence between himself aud Genera
Mcclellan.
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RECENT DECISIONS UNDER THE TAX LAW
The Commissioner Of internal Revenue has
decided that persons who make ladies'
dresses to order are not to be considered as
manufacturers under the tax act.
Millers are to pay licenses as wholesale or
retail dealers according to the manner in
which they make sales.
Owners Of carding machines, doing Gus
toner work for community, are NOT consid-
cred manufacturers, and therefore are not
required to take out license.
Farmers Strengthening beef and selling a
part thereof, must pay duty Of thirty cents
il the beef exceeds eighteen months old, and
five cents if under eighteen months.
Farmers buying calves, and keeping the
same until grown. are not considered cattle
brokers, and are not required to take license
as such.
ANY person slaughtcring animals, and sell
ing the same: be they many or few, are SUB
jet to the tax.
license to wholesale liquors conf1rs. no
authority upon the party holding such
license to retail liquor. Nor does license
to sell liquor authorize the sale Uf any other
kind of merchandise.
A farmer who sell the products of his own
farm by travelling from house to house is not
Il pcdler. The milk of a farmers cows is coB-
sidcred as among the products Of his farm,
and no license is required for the sale there
Of A person other than a farmer who keeps
COWS aud make the sale of milk an occupa-
ton is not embraced in the above ruling,
aud will be required to take out license.
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REBEL CAVALRY RAID INTO PooLEsvIsLE.-
Last Sunday night, about s O'Clock, rebel
cavalry, under Maj. White, about 3aj strong,
made RADIO into Poolosyille, Mary land
They found there 80 men of Co. l., Scott's
900, CHARTERED in a wooden building. After
briet bW determined struggle. ami when the
building was on fifc, Lieut.. Smith and sT
men OF Co. l. surrendered, and were parolcd.
On our side the loss was ono killed, Lieut.
Stiles, and two wounded, namely: Lieut..
killed and Thirteen wounded. OF course,
they took everything valuable from the men
they p,r"ltd, and thoroughly stripped the
body OF Lieut.. Stiles, who was, according to
The testimony Of Col James b. Swain, one Of
~ hrJrrst mou that ever served his country.
LIE a!T been ten yvirs IL Tho regular service.
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Correspondence Of The Cecil Wing
Letter from Harper's Ferry.
HEADQUARTERS 9Th Md. Reg.

HEADQUARTERS 9Th Md. Reg,
HARrkn's FERRY, Va, Dec. lG, 'G2. {
Mr.. EDlroR AS it has been some time
since there has been letter in The Wing
from our regiment, concluded that a few
lines from an Elkton boy would be read with
interest 10y our friends IN Cecil. On the 9th
we received orders to pack up ready to march
and on the evening of the same day we left
our cncampmcnt on Maryland Heights, where
We have been engaged working on the fortii-
cations for the last four weeks. The works
on the Heights, which are nearly completed,
are Of quite formidable nature, and render
the continued occupation of llarpers Ferry,
by our troops, sure thing for all time to
come. We are now qulrtcrcd IN ITarpers
Ferry. Col. Schley is in command of the
place, and the regiment is situated in different
parts OF the town, part Of the men Guarding
| the government stores, and part under com
mand of Llcuts. Carol and Benjamin. acting
as Provost MarslaI's Guard. The 9th Md
Regiment came down from Wiamsport, on
Saturday, and are now encamped on Bolivar
Heights. The Regiment presents fine ap-
pcarance, and we were happy to see al the
Ceci! boys in good health and spirits. On
Sunday Il body Of Major Whites. rebel caval-
ry, abou; 200 in number, made dash into
the old camp Of kane's Brigade in I.oudon
Valley. A number of convalcscrnt men had
been lett in the camp, and II quantity OF stores
and camp cqnipage. The re bs proceeded to
capture and parole the men, and then set
| about destroying the stores. In the mean
time word was brougt to Col. Schley of what
was going on, and in very short time he was
on the road to Loudon Valley with five COM
panics of the 5th, five Of the 6th Md two
pieces Of artillery, and company Of cavalry
They pursued the rebs for five or six miles
took some uriSOnprS and thrr r,tnrpni N
camp without ary accident. except the loss
OF the Colonefs horse. a splendid animal
that was shot by the accidental discharge Of
a pistol.
There have been several changes in our
| company lately. Capt. Fachtz has resigned
and been succeeded by Capt. Edward Koch,
formerly first Lieutenant of Company c.
He is a fine officer aud very much thought of
by the men Lieut. Carol has been prumot d
to LIST Lieutenant of Company G, and Orderly
Scrg Purnell to Ind Lieutenant of Com
/ pany J.
AS Christmas is drawing hear the boys
bcgin to talk good deal about old Cecil and
the good times they would have if they
conld only get a fnrlough.
The health Of the men, generally. is good
only one man (John Simpers) being in the
hospital
ishing all our friends a merry Christmas,
and hoping that when the next one comes
! round, we may be it'll them to enjoy it,
We remain yours, &C., Co. |.
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PETERsoN's MAGAZrNE.-The Jannary No
of Peterson is a fine number. The illnstra-
tons and fashion plates are superb. "Thc
Kittens" charming mczzptint is illustrated
to the fashions, there is much pleasant read
ing in Peterson. The receipts which every
No. contains, are worth more than the price
of years subscription, which is $500
Address, c. J. Peterson, BOG Chestnut ST.,
Philadelphia.
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The Philadelphia Press, an Administration
organ, and one of the most reliable in the
country, in commenting on the recent check
of our army says:
A vigorous prosecution of the war will
he continued, and the army will not hesitate
in Virginia for muddy roads, cold weather,
repulses, or anything else. How good the
condition of the army may be at present will
be shown when the movements now under
consideration by Gems. Haleck, Burnside,
Sumner, Hooker, Franklin, Sigel, and 9th
ers, are executed. The rebels will not be
allowed time to repair losses. or to hold the
advantage Of strong position much longer.
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The great iron. clad vessel Roanok,

The great ron.clad vessel Roanoke.
formerly one OF our heavy steam frigates, and
which has so long been undergoing altera-
ton to make her powerful iron-clad- is
about being completed. 1t is now said that
she will be handed over Tor commission by
ClYistmas--so that We may expect her to go
to sea carly in January. This vessel posses
SEES many novel features, some of which we
annex: There arc no less than twenty one
engines in this vessel, varying in size from
the ones that move her propeller down to tho
small auxiliary engines for turning the turrcts
Those used for t,rret purposes are osci'lat :
ing, and snow the finest workmanship. She
has three OF Ericsson's revolving turrets, each
containing t"o fifteen inch guns, which, as
far as armament is concerned, makes her the
most formidable vessel in the world Her
ram is constructed on scientific principals,
and placed 30 low down as to enable her to
"but' az untIgoa!s! far below the water line.
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Christmas Holiday Concert.

THE Choir Of the Elkton NJ. l.. Church
assisted by amateur singers Of the town, an,
by the following ladies and gentlemen from
Philadelphia:
Miss Annie J. Wells, Soprano.
Mrs. F. B. johnson. Alto.
Mr.. J. +. Wells. Tenor.
Mr.. A. X. butcher. Basso.
Mr.. IL. &. Everest, Organist,
will give Il concert of Sacred Music. OF
Christmas night in the church. in Elkton
commencing at o'clock. Programme Il;
below. Admission - cents. Children
under 10 years of age l. cents.
PROGRAMME.
Part First, Prayer
Overture. II. &. Everest
Chorus Christmas Anthem, Company
Solo-Considcr the Lilies,
Mrs. L. b. Johnson
rus-Strike the Cymbal, Company
Solo-'l'hc Old Sexton, catcher
Quartette-Come Holy Spirit,
Mrs. johnson, Miss Wells anC
Mc.srs. butcher and Wells
Chorus-Dcnmark, Company
Solo-Angcs Ever Bright and Fair,
Miss Wells
Solo-Rockcd in the Cradle of the Deep.
y. !. ellis
Chorus-Whcn the Lord Shall Build "
Zion, Company
Part Second.
Voluntary. II. G. Everest
Chorus waited patiently, Company
Duet w hat are the wild waves saying.
Mrs. johnson and MISS \. NJ. Brown
Quartctte-Whcn can read,
Mrs. johnson, Miss Wells anc
Mcssrs. Wells and butcher
Chorus-Plunged III gulf, Company
Solo-Ruth and Naomi, Mrs johnson
Chorus will wash my hands, &C.,
Company
Trio-Protect US, Mrs. Johnson
Miss Wells and j. T. Wells
Chorus-l.ord of all power, Company
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ECHO.

I'm weary Echo sad and WORN,
III solemn, for my clothes torn
Kind Echo. that may he best
Pray say-in what shall | invest ?
And Echo answers NEsP.
A vest kind Echo. that is we'll,
The one have was sure n SELL,
III try what thy wisdom grants;
What else ? for 10 my bosom pants,
And Echo answers, PANTS.
Pants good Echo, how you charm
My own are hardly fit TO darn
And pray what else my hearing gloats,
While bhm of bliss my bosom coats
And Echo answers CoATs.
Coats thank you. noble friend;
Ny coats are gone too far to mend
But ere haste to buy them ALL
Where can L III AXE the GREATEST haul
And Echo answers, HALL.
Hall why there are three or f,ur
Which one your client would mplore
Oh speak for melancholys stroke
Has made my heart as hard as oak
And Echo an swcrs, OAK
So il appears that Echo, like all nature, is
instinct with the fact that
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Gas Consuming Cooking Stoves.

FsSlIESE Stoves have : hollow crate OF such
u form that the air, entering through
holes in front OF the stove, must traverse
one bur after another before it escapes into
the hnck-frc plate. which is also divided
into passages through which the air must
pass before it escapes through pcrforations
into the fuel, so that the latter is subjected
I" two series Of thoroughly heated air which
tend c!trctully to consume the gases mixed
with the product Of combustion. The advan
tdgca Of this arrangement is tho great econ
"!ny in CONSUMPTION of fuel, and the thorough
eTUaziag Of the heat throughout ths oven.
The stoves are warranted to give satisilc-
ton, and are offered 1T city prices for cash.
L. W. STAPLES.
p. S.-W o"d can be used in the stove as
iuci ~ 4 great advantage. isept g, 1862.
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MULES FOR SALE.
nNE PAIR OF MULES. 8 years old,
Owcll broken. Will be sold low.
Apply to S. ROWLAND CARSON.
Dec 20, lS62-3w
ATTENTION!

THEAP JOHN x co. SPEAK We
~ have Just opened another lot of Ladies'
and Misses BOOTS and CATERS, of best
makes. Also, Misses and Boys Boots
Specially adapted to the wants Of the public.
Al OF which will he sold, notwiihst ,nding
the advance in leather. at DIR usuaf low
prices.
o. We are now opening Il large lot of new
and fresh CHRISTMAS TOYS, HOLIDAY
Presents, etc, which will be sold at prices
to suit the times. Let every body call and
palronize CHEAP JOHN 4 co.
Elkton, Dec 70, 1887
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, CHRISTMAS FEsrIvAL.-The ladies of
Trinity Church will have festival in the
Court House, ON "Wednesday Christmas
eve. Supper will be served AT from to 10
o'clock, and confectionery and refreshments
during the evening. Doors open at Il!
o'clock p. NJ. Admission 10 cents, supper
extra.
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SILVER PLATE.-Thosc owning silver
plate, in Cecil, are requested to send state
ment of the number of ounces if over A
avoirdupoise, to the Assistant Assessor, f.
+. Ewing, at Elkton. Parties failing to do
so before the 10th of January, will have
their plate assessed from the county asses
ment, by direction of the Assessor of this
District, George NJ. Russum, Esq.
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Public Schools of Cecil Comfy,

.adJo"rned Meeting IF The Committee Of Eram-
nation.
NOTICE is hereby given TO all Teachers
' engaged III the Public Schools of Cecil
comfy, VIII" do not hold permanent ccrtili-
Gates, and who failed to attend the late
Examination held on the 18th. 10th and l7th
INST, that an adjourned meeting Of the Com
mlttee will be held at the Commissioners
Room, in Elkton, on TUESDAY, the 30th OF
December. inst. at which time and place
fhcy WI please attend for examination
otherwise they will not be recognized by the
Board, as properly employed in the Public
Schools. c. G. BROKAW,
F. A. ELLIS,
JEFFERSON RAMSAY,
Dec 90 1SG2-2w COMMITTEE.
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WanainakeP a. Brown,


$, y. conner SIXTH and MARKET STREETS,
Philadelphia, is tho M PRS ULTRA Clothing
House of Philadelphia Everything is the bot
Everything is the cheapest. No ono is dissatisfied
Every person returns Even i'm outside country
villages, when the subject Of clothing is mentioned
each Individual present has some culosy upon
OAA HALL Dec 70
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New YEARS SuppER.-The order of

Z NEW EARS SUPPER.-1 he order OF
United American Mechanics, Of ills town,
are to have fine Supper on New Years
evening, at the hotel of Mr.. jas. r, Smith.
A limited number Of tickets will be soll
outside of the order, and those desiring to
partake Of agood supper with the Mcchan
les can obtain tickets from any OF the mem
bers
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FOR SALE.
A i I5AI-

sd MILES west Of Elkton, Of 1870 Acres,
~ on the North East road. improvements
good BRICK DWELLING, with Stabliug,
Carriage House, &c. Will be sold low on
terms to suit. If not sooner sold, will be
offered ut Public Sale, at the Court House
door, III Elkton, by LIST Of February.
Apply to PETER JOHNSON,
Oct 30, lS62-3w' on the premises,
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\lloRsE SroLEN.-On Saturday night
last, the 18th, dark brown horse, with
white streak down the face and a white
nose, was stolen from the stable of Mr..
Robert Rawlings, residing near Conowingo,
in this county. A liberal reward is offered
for the recovery of the horse.
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, DRowNEb.-Howard i. Davis, aged
years, son of Mr.. Levi Davis, was drowned
in the mill dam of Mccullough & Co., on
Saturday evening last. The body was rccov-
cred Sunday morning.
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n OFFICE.

THE Annual Meeting of the Union Per-
l. severance Company Tor the Detection of
Horse Thieves and other villains. will DO
held in Rose Bank Hail. at Brick Meeting
House. On SATURDAY, Junuary Brit, 1863,
at : o'ciock F.. Nj. pnnctual attc ,dancc il
desired. BY Order.
A. B. OWENS,
Dec ~; leoS-tni' Secretary
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-12-20
FOR REN1'.

'EtllE BRICK HOUSE. hrloneing to Dr.
Il Sharp, and recently occupied by him,
situated on Main ST., Elklon. 1t is IA large,
c"mi"rtable and convenient binding, dcsiri-
ably located. with Stabing and good Gardc n
attached. Possession given immediately.
Apply to REESE.
Dec -. lS62-tf