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The national Republican., 1862-03-10

The follewinS lots Of fsilvsr-Plated ware
are Of she Best Make In tie Trade. and
are warrantea - be De1bls silvsr.
Plated ~ che best material, and equal
In quality % any Plated 0seds sold BY
,ths best rsgulatsa Heusss,
Full sstts Elssant Tipped and Threaded Ia.
Die spoons. .............. foeel.oo
Tipped and Threaded Ia
ble Foih.............. for 1.b0
+" be- Tipped snd Threaded Tea
Spoons to match ..... for 100
Splendid Extra Silver plated Olive and
Threaded Table FORKS. rks..................fo for 400
Splendid Extra Silver plated Olive and ..
Threaded Table Spoons. ns.................fo for 400
We ssll;
Fine Silver plated Cups, Mugs, Goblsts, Salt
Stands, In every pattern. retail price ~, for 90
Elegant Siivsr.p plated Cake end Gard Bss.
ksts.... worth s7sc tor SOC
The attention of our numerous patrons is re
questsd TO our Large and Choice Selection
Of Gold Leaf and Enameled Rosewood
Photograph and Picture Frames,,
Do. :, Union Dasusrreotype Cases, ..
a In every size in tho Trade.
We are selling thsss goods from 50 OTIS. to $50
lifted In order, being % per cent. less than the
mskers' retail prioe.
We arc Agents for the Sale of
MoCLAINs CELEBRATED
COLOGNES, EXTRACTS, and
COCOANUT HAIR OILS,
AND ALso yoR
MERCHANTS COLOGNEs, EXTRACTS, ETC..
wORsLEY's HONEY, ALMOND,
PALM AND WINDSOR SOAPS;
ALSO, TAYLORs,
Put up in Family Boxes, to suit purchasers,
Wholesale and Retail.
Also, full lines Of Notions and Fancy Goods,
all Of which we Offer at the Manufacturers'
Prices, without any freight added.
The Trade, Dealers. Suffers and Pedlars are
respectfully invited.
We guarantee to sell at New York and Phila
delphia prices or perish in the attempt.
We are bound to sell cheaper than the
ohsapest-delivered free.
L1uioS Suu VohbioW0h kiNo us al carly GALL
it makes no difference whether you buy or not;
look over our full lines Of
Fine Jeoel'y, Silver Plated Ware, GU and Fancy
Frames, Engravings, Picturss, Petimey,
.a Soaps, Staple and Fancy Goods.
~ GentsmAnly clerks are always ready to
wait on you.
HoHLY IMPORTANT TO
| AMBRoTyPE AND DAGUERREAN ARTISTS,
both In the city and surrounding country, 10.
In addition to oas large busnt ss, We have added
. large and choice stock Of smbr0type and daguer-
rean materials, such as
UNION CASES,
Every sise In the Trade
DOUBLE GILT BANNER CASES,
every size made
UNION GILT FRAMES,
every size made
FANCY and OVAL MATS and PREsERvERS
| every tizs In the Trade.
EXCELSIOR IRON PLATES,
every size made
| MELAIN0TYPE AND VENUS PLATES,
| ovofy si1s made.
| CUT CROWN GLASS,
every size In the Trade
We guarantee to sell this stock at or near the man
Our printed PR1cE.LIsr sent fss to any ad
dress.
Orders from the Camps promptly attended to,
| Store open from 80 q. N TO so m,
| Remember the numbaY- O-5lC-6lO-5lO-blO.
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80 0eventh ~. ~ 10
u sl1l:All,lA. sl1!l:All, |. Tssx4Lsnss.e \ g i ]. y.
uissC Idks1 l2yswlr SSIk
Nai p. u DELLEW' n COsS ses
nASpvAcfurtHs Asrxrs.
'''' l7 es'iaa' THIrs RRduLARp = tuvaB
QUARTERLY sPRiNo GALE
~ OF ''ih
Nss JsVslry, 'itsiizg ssilvu.Phist Var,
SaAguvuz enr 2Ht 1xNcr ,ov4E ARD
ENTHUSIASTICALLY IRAxks, SPLEN-
DID kvoSA vIs0s, PArt1Sos, ?Ti'3
PICTURES, UNION DA0UkR- a,
sso1HPE CASES, PsRFUxkRY. nNcE, sp1Ps
49,. n svsry varsity.
sPLrNDID TABLE AND PoCKnr CUTLERY,
STATIONERY, &C, =. 8 5sils1;
In Job Lots, to suit purchasers, commencing
THIS (M0NDAY) xoRNrNG, xAacH 8,
And continue Thirty days. rra
We respectfully beg leave To oaii the attention.
of the entire community, DIALERs, HousE.
KsEPERs, TO-, and every person in want ,
be- ofa dollars worth Of nne now
III goods, at suoh prices a. .r
r. .s-- - defy composition; i..t ~.
..-- H-' A. folDows: ,a7p 10
q, i,.,-55. 49, - ao ~ r..
Ressessber..Oyss Prtce OsSy!
splsadid Cameo, Mosa,o, Lava and
Carbunels ssets - to %, ius ., o.
Splendid Miniature, ylcssntinssnd AZ ~ ~
faintaAg. ..y.. .... .......e... Sto ., for %
SplsuAid Gold Stone = JET ahd y ..'.,l C. .
Fsnoy...... .................sto 5, ssr 100
klsgsat Coral, Enanslsd Carbun. ,gar-' =. r,. 4
......."...... .....,....,." 80 for 100
Elsgsnt Garnet, Coral and Tur. i'7 % o. :.
quois, (very fns, Q to 10, for 800
Superior EDamsled sad Opal Clus .'"
Observation-Disclosures sto IL, fSr 800
Piain, Chased and Ensmsled vs. ar'
Br.sslsts. ....,..".......ato 10, for 100
Coral, Garnet and Opal, (very "'F. M 3.
hueJ...r.,... ............,...,.10 10 10 10, fbr 500
Mosa'c, Coral and Enamelsd 4 NS'>
Brooehss .....,.....,. 50 7,fOr 100
caAaso, Lava, Coral and lri,issursil - 81 =
Fina.... .................4t Q, for %
Guard, Vest and Chatslain Chains 70 9, for 100
Ledie1 Garnet sad Carbunels q ga
Ntdsiasss: s:........,.....,..... sto 10, for l.so
Garnet, Ca1banols and Onyx sets
Studs and Buttons ons...........lto Q, for oc
Fine sleeve Buttons and Studs,
(ssparate0 0.....................! sto 8, for q
Cent? Cluster Bosom Pins with ~
ohainsJ. sJ....."................. tto 9, for 10
0snts' Carbunole, Coral and Gar '.....
net Scarf. Pins. s...............bto q, for 10,
Fine uockets, IN two and four Pic ser '..sr
| tures.!........ .,..,..,....... sp 8, for l.o
Childrsns' Cafbsnsle and Garnet
Arnlsss. ...........".........sp fer 10
Seal and Stoas.sst Finger Rings, '1,.E
| I'm varistyD.... ............... 3to ., for 10
Gold fens, with extension Silver
Cases3. ....."""............. sn 8, for lo
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Robbery.

e On Saturday morning last, between ths hours
OF one and i've O'Clock, the residence Of Mr..
Clephane, the city postmaster, was entered By
nippers applied to the basement door key.
The burglars proceeded to the chamber Of Nj.
O., and took, from the foot Of the bed upon
which he was sleeping. bis pants, and carried
them to the parior below, where they rifed the
wallet, containing two checks, one for 1921 and
another for $50, and Treasury notes and coin
to the amount Of about $50. Strange 10 say
the sGoundrsls also took from his pockets the
keys Of IRE proof safe. but very generously
knife, and other keys which they found In his
pockets. The chamber oocupted BY Mr.. @,
appears to have been the only room, besides
the pari0r, which was entered BY the thieves
After obtaining their plunder. they deoamped
without awakening any OF the inmates Of the
house, leaving all the doors in the lower part
of the house open.
The national Republican., 1862-03-10

AO1h he Mcclellan PhosoRraph and Am.
brotype Gallery. $40 Seventh street, Uetween and
E, Washingtou, d C. Pictures nailed free Of charge
to your friends. 4..' 10. EHrv|
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sih tss ,s,is AlassAi - Hirs. .,sir -. =.
Both o. The alarms Of Are, ysslstday, were

go - ss"' AAA" VI u0t ySkSo'VNys W0so
AA.' s'as ~sIn---..., L..Lpi stIoA ..,fT
.,ls ~ :.sths fsAiAH hers psessr. 80 "
FroAq Canads, win ds6sibs dkssases ~ tsll ~
tasAHno tbes natlre ~ their eompIStoO o. ID
/ tlness, without receiving aSy IA, ~
tioH " ,uz1 4 fpgnAtou hon than. - -. '
9zllss Ne 0lyvs ~ 0bNsstiatiss = Adyts.
ouR MOTTO. '..
We ase such Halma q have no strife
With Mature Or tn LAW Of LIFE
with 9lood oar h1n4s We Asver staia
Nor poissh hase ID ssDs their rain.
Oar Father-yhom ali Goodssss Alls,
Provides ths HS1as . vSIs aii in; al
The Simple Herb bSusath our ieei, H.
Wall ss6d, rsl,svs or pain complete.
4 Snple Hssb, & anpls Flower, E
! QaVd ffoo ~ deuy Iea-..i ~ y
H., IT, shall sIiAk with teashins power
OF shaaOs and hsalth v thee, - - :
Rom No n, Wsshl~ssoa Bsildiae, Psnnsylva.
MIA avsnus, oorasr Of Seventh street.
No charge ser Cosnalfstioa. jsa1 a11-sn
Canadian rerenoss Of Tie Indian HstS Doctor.
s,s,s. s1 ..,sr Mssd 3, e G..sHs sS .c s
Mayor Of Quebec, G. Y Hon john uutchin,on
llo1 James CanmiaSs, iiaycf of Hsmiltos, O. ~ :;
Hon. w. Matthew, Mayor Of Brantford, e. ".
age, late Col, Of Artllisry; r. r. bviGht, supt q
Iosspso. cfoss Hsssssn, Ss a. ~ foFS,ss rssss
d;x IS. ufsahsrt, Surgeon. TsiOstO, GsW.T
u14kA b sNEAlf-
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.1UUrION SALE
Esatvaro DNyS.,

ny WALL, y sAnsARD. A.c,,.,...-T
eSooE&ff sfSse f&i AZ itra Hn3h adSSs ds3Ss
LLIa@ySM, II @ ,Csock.nrwAas, sISA.s, 6, AT Suc1ios
wil III 4 the XsSCn Rooms. WtSo.i Uo,SSs
tns Iss remainder Of A. Wood 4 Co.'S stock AMI
% tsr prime ao.h.a Butter, - %
30 bofes Mould Candles. '''h '.7.Elf T..
g q ssn Clu.Ssd, Refined and YELLOW Sugars, q =
Chsess. Starch, Candies udy and so.n S.sy vgE u5l
( Bass Rioe and Gases NaiseIa, ~ ps giti
i Casss Cs.nber5y and TO nato sasc,, and Pickles,
: Ss,oss HA1a' cinnamon, Pepper, and .thsf
c..ssof Soos sI.oslns and Brushes, % W
ss sa.cefsS fsB. Is SiEs slSdus.s Ssssr ard
cs';s s.,,.19 WhtfX. ;sssndy, Sherry. sehsdan
Gases and sd'Ilss1S Ism5SS cc.S
Barrels " hisky different bfsnds,
I, and \ ~. S.sE s Brsndy q! and jamaica spirit.,
F. s:1;:!: I New YS;i 1s syrup, % k.s Lemon Syrup,
70 barrels Flour, B. ..ra.- .ot.-Esr.rI .....
suffers small stores, and many other ar,loss iu
.-,.-,.. -, WALL q BARNARD,
msr " FF2F "I '-... Auctisneers.
nY }. q. NeGUIRE n CO., Auot,on :. ~.
~ CLOTHING AND DRY GoODS.-oa TUES.
st lS O'Clock ill Be sold the baissoe Of stock Of
Fashionahle Clothing, made from the be st goods aud
In ths teet manner. Consisting Of = o.
Superior Drsss and Frock Coats -frr
Beaver Cloth Sack Coats,
SuperAne Cloth Top Coais %
FAncy Cashmere Pant aioons, .p DE
Silk Velvet and vslentis Vests.
81 ALSO, rh
quantity Of Summer Coats, Pants and vssts
lf- - ADDITIONAL -T i
90 dozen Ladies White Cotton Hose r-p ..r
ID doSen Linen Cambric Handkerchief ... |.
.am-#HIu nurs HOOP SKIRTS;
NV dozen bread woven tape Hoop Skirts.
Mcrino and Delatne Dress Goods ~
~ Now open for examination.
JAS. @. MCGUIRE co.,
mar 1o-T fStarl. Auctioneers.
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Lfbsl Cass.ur. fraaois TuAststy VI,
"a efs 81. Cansssbasy f3ai1. is,ylfa

=
"a b ets r., Caassebary aef1. tis5Ut
o. Saturday afssrnoon, AchaSss OF libel wss
preferred bef0ro Justice johnson, by DR.. Fran.
cis Tunblsty against Mr.. George Percival, the
proprietor Of Canterbury. Nusic Hall. DR.. 3.
charges that George PeroivM did, on the M
publish false and malicious libel, 70 the great
Injury and detriment Of his reputation q an
authorized phyisictan.n J.4-i lspl ~ 1
The complainant tDr. IT, exhibited TO- the
CsntsrbGry Hsi. ID wSicS ono Of tSe iSfes:
fumSiStys First Pstient.1 Ths pubiicstton oi
his name 10 this connection the Doctor very
positively stated WAS intended TO .ridioule him
and bis profession, and y. bring into disrepute
his character as physician. He said that be
had previously. requested the proprietor Of
Canterbury Han not to use his name on tho
stage In burlssque performances. The Doc
tor also exhibited be dtnloms 70 prove that he
gold medal testimonial to his etieiency " !
physician, which he had recsivsd,in Canada.
The Doctor, who, by the way is q very hand.
some man, 10 rather eccentric and odd In his
manners; appearing At times on the streets
drssssds = 81 Eoslisd sportsman with trsmsn.
dous spurs fastened 70 HE bqots. and aooornpan.
led by pair Of grey hounds lAshed toge ether, and
at other tlmos In full Highland costume. His
skill - a physician, however, is undoubtsd. hip
aud among the higher Glasses Of society. |
Mr.. Peroivxl replied 10 the charge, and con.
Quoted his own defence. He disolaimed any
design or Intention on hts part TO ridicule or
injure Dr.. T. or bis profession. he did not
know Dr.. and stated that the farce had been
playsdin New York and other cities. Several
Witnesses testified that they had seen play
with the same tide, or title somewhat similar
TO the one on the Canterbury play bin, per.
formed by Bryant's Minstrels In New York. Mr..
Peroiyal stated further. that II was the practice
of the theatrical profession to introduce the
most comic and unusual names In burlesQuos,
without intending, however, to reflect upon or
toiujure individuals bearing the name selected.
The Doctor asked u postp Onement until Tues
day, ut 2 O'Clock, in consequence Of the absence
ofimp0rtant witnesses,
The Doctor stated that he had already been
injured in his business, ono OF his patients Ia
isdy) having ordered him to leave her house
and that he had been treated with disrespeci
at his boarding house, all In consequence oi
the appearance Of his name In the burlesque.
The Justice hold the defendant to bail In the
sym Of $500 for his appearan oe 10 morrow af-
ternoon, at O'Clock. ..H
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Annusenlenss.

CANTERBURY HALL.--Bsturday Witnessed =
crowded house to bid adieu to the hate very
iU were osIIsd out 81 their frtSnds.. iTo,night
No are D. - presentsd with thS Arst snorts pi
an imnsnse 6ombination which Manager Per
oivul ,ha4 seoused In New York and RhilaAel'
Know, nearly Ill ths hrst GLASS Avofftss N thoss
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Clerical 0AePeEs = - f,st oAss D'-l
s.si.! ss,:,s: !:;ii'yf llSS'sss sso'si v;ssss'
ssad =. y HIP, u pisos q D. :. wiitiss,
pEreasa.dis sssu - on y. \. ~
b. shvg,faoscs II sfa Gas. d b, -, 'l.5, ''
Nele are steps on foot for rivalry Of the
end private usSs here, The /" USiOn Ga1-IAeht
Company being prIected for the pufposs.
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TO ALL Whom il MAY CONCERN
EsEL XII II NOW

1sNIlAT | have associated with me Mr..
Il JOHN HART, OF Lancaster Pa. for
the purpose OF enhancing the business here
toi"rc carried on by me.
If one JOHN can do for the people wlat
] have done, certainly TWO can do Il great
Il cal more. H.f
The business now at CHEAP JOHNS
III be conducted on II vigorous scale.
Strange us it may appear to some that
there should hc three Johns at CHEAP
OllN'S, yet nevertheless such is the case.
The name Of JOHN should be rcvrrcd
above all others. Take for example. John
smith. the notorious CHEAP JOHN. the
Victorious JOHN NanhuNcr. the glorious
E"r. John Chambers, the pIcachrriuus:
John McD"nongh, the SpoutoriouS; John VI
Clayton, the Srnaturious John b. Cough
the great -whiSkcytorious, ono allusion to
Cheap I"hn) John Brown. the gaowcrinu>:
John kryser. the Marshallorious john
Bell, the iraitoliuus John C. Brcckinrdgc.
tie cowardori"ns, and John B. Floyd. The
'hirtariouS, and SO on to the end Of the
chapter.
We intend to petition the Govcrnorto have
all the male chihllen born in Maryland in the
month OF December named John, in honor
OF the great event above named
Yours, CHEAP JOHN X co.
Dec &, 1862.
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sShel.ift'eS sale.

DY virtue Of three writs Of Ficri Facias.
ID issued out OF the CIcut Court for Cecil
county, one at the suit of Henry II. Mitchell,
and two at the suit Of john G.. Groome, all
against The goods and chattes, lands and
tcncmrnts of James Warburton. to me
directed, have seized and taken in eXecu-
ton all the tight, title, claim, interest and
estate, at law and in equity. Of the said
James Warburton, in and to all
THAT FARM,
OF Tract Of Land situated in Cecil county.
being par; OF a tract called ssDrum Guenua. :"
rcsurycycd containing
35 Acres, , ssOGds s. IG E'erchcs.
more Or less. TIE Buildings consist Of two
Dwelling Houses, and other outbuildings.-
This tract is situated in the 3rd Election
District, near Nnrhurton's Saw Mill, on the
North f.as, creek adjoining lands of William
I. Warburton and others and hereby give
notice that on
Saturday, lie @rd day Of Junuary, mcri,
at . O'Clock p. NJ, at the Court House door
in the town Of EIkton, will offer said pro
perry, so seized and taken in execution, at
Public Sale. to the highest bidder for Cash,
to satisfy said writs AID costs.
ELI C0SGROVE,
Dec IS. 1SG2-ts. Sheriff.
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Posr MASTERS will please give notice when
TIE Wig is not taken ont Of their Offices.
TIL paper in a number of Instances which
have recently come to our notice, has been
allowed to continue going {" the 'tliccs when
the parties to whom it is addressed have died
Or moved away, and the paper IN consequence
remains in the Office or is appropriated by
fhc incumhant. Post Masters will do us IA
favor. as we'll as perform thu ir duty, by noti-
fying us in alt such eases.
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800 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,

Of valuable Land, about onc-half Of which is
WOOD and CHESTNUT TIMBER. The
wood can he advantagcously exchanged fOl
lime at good landing on the premises -
The arabic land is in good ditiou--wcl
watcrcd aud we'll fenced.
The soil is productive, and well adapted t.
The growth of fruit, as we'll as wheat, corn
oats and hay. and persons about engaging
in the peach culture will find 1t to their adj
vantage to give this property careful cXami-
nation.
This Farm is located in an improved and
hcalthlul nci@lborh"ud, convenient to
churches, schools and stores. and very little
more than a mile distant from the Railroad
Station at North East. and is thus daily
accessible to the cities of Philadelphia and
Baltimore. 1t borders on the North East
River for near three a riartcrS Of mile, and
commands wide and beautiful view Of the
Chesapeake Bay. Fish and wild fowl abound
in season, and there is good Fishery on
the premises. The inn ruvrmcntS consist of
Frame Dwelling House, with six rooms,
and the ordinary outbuildings.
TERMS OF LE.--Onc- half of the pur-
chase money to be paid in Cash on the day
OF sale. Onc-half the balance in Twelve.
and the other half in twenty four months
from the day of sale. The credit payments
To draw interest, and To be secured by the
bond OF the purchaser. With approved secur-
ity. GEORGE EARLE,
EIkron, 90, 1SG2--:s. Trustee.
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1t(uyrlt0.

KNIGHT. Dcrcm',e r lmh.
by Rev. Charles Hill. WILLIAM II. CuAN-
MAN to MARY }. KNIGHT. both of Cherry
Hill. Md.
CARPENTER--BAR RETT. Dec. nth.
by the Rev. Benz. Jones, Mr.. loSEru :.
CARPENTER and Miss SARAH \. BARRETT
both of this county.
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TRUSTEES SALE

by virtue Ola Deed Of Trust from Henry
ID &. Shippers, aud others, the undersigned
Trustee. will offer at Public Sale, at the
Cour, House door, in the town Of Elllton, on
S.3TURD.1T, The 2oM dny of December, mlt,
between tic hours Of II a. Nj, and 8 O'Clock
T.. NJ, the
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For RENT.

MY HOUSE and Garden, Shop, Stable
LFl and Lot. all tile same property, in the
village of Cccilton, for the ensuing year.
1t would be a good stand for good Shoe
maker. For Terms, apply to }. J. Pcarcc,
Chcstertown, Md, or to Mrs. Sarah Pcarcc
Ccctlton. j. j. PEARCE.
Dec 6. 1S62--3w.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRUSTEES SALE

pY virtue Of Decree Of the Circuit Court
ID for Cecil county, in Chanccry, the nm
dcrsignrd Trustee, will offer at Public Sale.
y: the Cput ll,uSc door, in the town of
Elktnn, on
SATURDAY., Tho 2)M day u December. meat.
between the hours Of | 4. NJ: and 3 O'Clock
l.. NJ, all t,It
ESral B[State.
in the town of North East, Cecil county.
Maryland, which was mortgagcd on the tenth
of May, 1858, by Henry Bennett, of North
East, to Lcdwig knccdIer X Co., Of Phi!a.
dclpliia, by deed of mortgage Of that date,
duly executed. aud recorded in Lihcr W.
II. r.. No. L. Folio $40. &c, one of the
Land Record Books Of Cecil county.
TIE said Real Estate consists OF
TRG Lots DIR PARCELS of LAND,
fully ihrd III the said deed. Situated
on Main street. in the said town Of North
East. adj lining the lots of Capt VIM. Manly
AMI Mrs. lump.
The improvements thereon, consist Of
Double Two-St"ry Frame Dwelling House.
small Log or Frame House, a Stable. Car
riagc House. Granary. &c. The buildings
are in good order. Purchasers are invited
to examine the property.
TERNS.--l'cr of Sale as prescribed 10y
the Drrrrrr The whole Of the purchase
money 10 he paid in Cash on the day of sale.
GEORGE EARLE,
Eikt"n, Nov. 1HG2--ts. Trustee.
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TRI STETS SALE.

Dl virtue OF Decrc" OF The Circuit Court
ID for Cecil county. in chancerr,th under
signed, as Trustee, will offer at Pub'ip sale,
IN the premises, on
Safnrdoy, The 2oM day Of December, inst
all that real property in the village of Cecil
ton, OF which tle late v illiam Pcarcc died
ScIcd, consisting Of Il
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West nottingham Academy.

TIlE WINTER SESSION of this Insti-
4 tuition TiIl open on MONDAY, the 10th
Of November inst.
This &cadcmy is beautifully located,
easily accessible, and enjoys freedom from
all temptation to idlencss or dissipation.
instruction will be given in the Classics
and Higher Mathematics, as we'll as the
ordinary English branches.
Young mon can be prepared for any Of the
College Classes, or for the Counting Room.
TERMS OF TUITlON.-Fdr day scholars
from So to SO per session Of half year. For
Boardcrs, SIS:
Board can be obtained at very moderate
rates, adjoining the school buildings.
For further particulars address
GEO. X. BECllTEL, A. b.,
Nov s, 1862 If Principal.
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Pensions.

A Ii persons disabled since March 4th,
IA 1861, by wounds received, or diseases
contracted while in the service OF the United
states, and the widows, childr ems, mothers
or sisters Of those above mentioned who
have since died, are entitled to pensions.
Army and Navy Pensions procured by
Oct IL, 1867. JONES Il EWING.
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WANTED AT I. DRENNEN'S.

HNGRkEIS, dressed, at II cents per h.;
u CHICKENS, alive, ut 81 cents per h.;
BUTTER, at % cents per b.; EGGS, ut -
cents per dozen. Nov !, 1862.
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F A r M .

near North East, Cecil county. Maryland,
which is we'll known as the property Of the
late john u. Shippers. 1T contains
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NOTICES..
ORPHANS, COURT.

TIVE 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 Court. JAMES McCAULEY,
July II 1903. Register.
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Head and Fall Of 10 Feet.

The WASH WATER is obtained from
several springs very close to the mill, which
furnish Il constant supply of perfectly clear
water. This has done much toward giving
the paper Of this mi II the high reputation
which it has always had.
There is abundance Of room in the mill for
storing stock and for putting up new machi-
merry 10y which the quantity of paper manu-
iacturcd might be greatly increased. Large
quantities of stock can be obtained from
traders who bring ii to the mill door, and if
it is desirable to work straw it can be Obtain
cd ut Elkton in great quantities, Of superior
quality, and at very low price. Wood is
delivered at the mill for s. 80 per cord, and
coal Is easily obtained at fair prices.
lhGrc Is Attachrl TO the mill nhnut
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DR.. 3. J. BIlNG,.
DENTIST.

TLkTON, ND.-All operations warranted
IL TO give satiStiction.
GrTecth Extracted and Filled without
causing pain.
Persons can rely on gcciIg me by calling
at any time during the first three weeks OF
each month. Nov |, 1S62-tf.
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NOTICE.

A Ii, Persons are hereby forbid getting
IA Ice from the Mill Dam of the subscriber
without permission from him, or Mr.. George
Harlan on the premises.
f. A. HARVEY.
West AmWcll Works, Dec. 10, lSG2-3w.
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Rockville PaDCr Mills,

and for many years owned and occupied by
Ephraim Jordan, and situate in Cecil county,
Maryland. about six miles from Elktou.
The Mil is 100 feet long by 80 feet wide +,
fonr stories high, the tower story Of stone,
the others frame, with Machine Room
attached, 60 by 50 feet all in excellent re-
pair, having. together with the Dam, been
thoroughly repaired in 1888. The Machinery
is in perfect running order, including two
Paper Engines and one first lass 81 inch
Paper Machine. The capacity Of the mill
with its present machinery, is about oac
thousand pounds daily average the year
round. The Water Power is one of the very
best on the creek, having IA