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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-14
The Commander of the Army of the Po.
fOmaa

Inc following is the text of the order relieving
Sis zen, heClelau of his command, and appointing
War. Department. Adu,an;. Generals OtFee.
Washington, Nov. 8. 1862
- ueneral Orders. No. 1872; By direction of The
tTesdent OF the uuited States, it is ordered thar
command Of the army Of the Potomac and ,hat
Major General Burnside take the command of
that army. "u VI
by order of Secretary of War.
E. d. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adj Gen
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-14
LIBERATION,

Colonel Ulmann was liberated on parole on the
9th of October, and sailed in the steamer South
America fol Fortress Monroe, lie is Mt present
in this city, and We hope, will soon be exchanged.
A. Y. EvenLpg Post.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-14

OFFICIAL FABLEs.-We publish to-day the
oiieial returns Of the election held in this State
on the Alb inst, Also an analysis the vote bv
counties. They will be found 10 be correct and
should be fled away for future ref.rence
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-14

CANCERS CuRED.-Dr. Lesey informs tho
people of Wilmington and Vicinity, that he will
resume his professional duties in this city, and
viii be found at Almonds Hotel, corner Fifth
and Market streets, for the Guns OF CAsoEns
On On 'he erird Saturday in January, 1861, and on
the third Saturday Of every month thereafter.
until further notice, between the hours Of ten
o clock in the morning and two in the afternoon
Persons afflicted with canoerous diseases are in
Nl.eu 70 oal dec 1871
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-14
REHABILITATION.
Senate.
House.
Democratic majority on joint ballot, &.
LEYY Court COMMISSIONERS

LhFf UUUHf UOMMTssIOhERs
Neio Castle County. Lewis Zebley, John w
Hawkins, Gipin z. stdham, Louis 4. Pennine.
ton, William W. Stewart, elected in 1860 and
holding over. Samuel p. Dixon, VIM. Mcclel1
land VIM. d. CLARK, Serck +. Sbaleross, Abra.
ham Ingram WIN. S Deakyne, elected in 1862
-, heai County. Robert Hill. Thomas Postes.
VIM SHAY, Robert w Reynolds, John Booth
Sr., elected in $50 and holding over ~ n
Voshell, Edward X. smith, Henry Prat, sta'
phen NJ Collins, elected in 1862. All demo.
Gratis.
Sasser Coanty.-John T. Conwell, Union. ]
W. Cannon, Union, Joseph Ellis, Union. Cant
John NJ Taylor, Dem James F Martin. Dem.
elected in 1860 and holding over. Samuel b
Jefferson, A. Tindal, N. Stayton. j NJ. Hous-
ton, r. Lacey, Democrats elected in 1862 -
Union men, 5 Democrats, :.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-14
LOCAL AFFAIR."
Delaware Election.

we give below summary of the result OF the
election held in this State, on the 4th OF Novem-
her inst 1t is as follows:
Gnvppuap
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-14
Yours truly,

W. u,
r. s'-We are all well and all hands eager fss
Richard Ill says for the fray. We have great
accounts Of the Merrimacs being nearly ready to
come out and sink us or drive US off, hut don't
believe il.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-14

NEARLY COMPLETED The new Enpin. hous.
that has been in course of erection at tbe depot
in this city, is nearly completed. 1t is of semi
circle shape, and when flushed will afford ample
room for twenty-eight or thirty engines of The
largest size There is large turn table in the
centre, which is used in placing the Engines in
their proper places. A tool house is being erect
ed near the northwest corner of the above men
toned building
The FOURTH DERAwARE RRaIMENT.-
Fourth Delaware Regiment is we understand.
enSamPed short distance below Washington,
ID. G..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-14
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
COLLECTIONS NOTICE,

NHk UNDERSIGNED, having been appointed Collector
~ Internal heSenue, under the Act approved July
-, toof. enulea An Act 10 provide InternA Revenue
a. the uovernnent and pay interest the pub
~ respectfully giEes notice to tha citizens Of this
49, 'as s ne he VIII attend At tbe following times aud
pse's i9r tha purpose Of issuing the licenses To wits
At wilmington at the Assistant Assessors ONCE in
lhe Nuuhtom House, on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday the 24th, 25h, 10Th and th insts for
Wilmington Hundred. ' ~
Al the same place. Friday and Saturday the 18th
ireds $3.50 '''" N''
A. the same place, on Monday and Tuesday the t,t
aad q days OF Decsmber next, for Mill Creek White
Clay Creek, and New Castle Hundreds
Al AiiddletoWn, on Wednesday. Thursday and Ftidav
50 4th aud 9th days OF December, for Red Lion ST.
ueoTgss' fencAder snd Appoquinmnink Hundreds
a. Dover, on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday
friday aud Saturday the Sh 9th. 10TH lith I2th and
lSth days OF December. for Kent County.
A Georgetown, on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
friday and Saturday 10th, l7th lsh 18th and 10Th sys
Of December, for Sussex County -
The ohee will be open from o'clock A. NJ 10 o'clock
y A. on tue respeoute days, aud at the times and places
above mentioned
All persons will be required to make the exact changs
aud payment will he received only In United States
treasury Notes, or currency bankable n this state
lsh Per cent Will be added 10 the sum assessed upou
lhs licenses OF all persouf, not making payment and
takng out ieenses at the times aud places dsseated
Tor the ssveiAl Hundreds and Counties, Aforesaid
CHARLES n. h. DAY,
Collector for the District Of Delaware
uoileelors Ohiee, Dover November 10th, 1862
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-14

A YERs sARsAPARlLLA. an escsIIsnt snrn,, p,,.is.r
n new style, in large bottles sold BY
.o, h. BRINdHURaT 4 Co,
n'AiA Corner HixthIAnd Market 81.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-14
nj pETTENGTLL & Co.

NJ. ~ s4rt y ~, Nse York, s Statsst Boston,
.uf suht ii1ad Agents in those cities to take Ad
So s.s nn subscriptions for the Journal aud
.-suah
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-14
From. our nloeLaa,nr sou.arou,

Nf'eiAi correspondence Journal and Statesman.
o. 8. STEAMER MOUNT VRRNos,
blookADINu OFF WILNisaroN, N. O.,
November 3, 1852
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-14
Farewell order of Gem. MoGlellon
Heo7QNaFfFIs Arnly ofMe Potomac

Ihe following farewell order was read 10 Nh.
troops composing the Army of the Potomac. , on
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-14
CAPTIVITY AMONG THE REBELS.
The Imprisonment of Col Daniel UIlmanp
ROBBERY CONVERSATIONS WITH REBEL s. ,llfs IN
RICHMOND

Colonel d. Ullmann of the Seventy-eiehth
New York RS ant was left at Little Washing.
'on' Virginia, Agust, being at that time too
sick with iyphdA to be removed with bis
command He III his intention to 60 with
bis regiment, but n kgeOn positively forbade
him, assuring him tl$ssslE he ATTEMPTED ia mova
he could not possibly fSger He was, there
fore, compelled to F'maiS ehind. His orderly
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COUNTRY PRODUCE
Of all Kinds taken at .Narkd Prices

Cheap John has the Finest lot of Table
Oil Cloth in the State, at the lowest Price
Wall Paper at I and 10 cts. per piece
Latest style Window Shades at 90 cts per
pair. You will not find any stale played
out old styles AT Cheap Johns, for J ohm goes
to town every day. You can always depend
on Johns goods being fresh from day to day.
CHEAP JOHN does not keep his Store
outside OF his building; but you will find it
inside. Where you see the Goods of IL store
hung outside of the building you can make
up your minds that the buyers have to pay
lDr all that is spoiled.
o. Cheap Johns is bound 10 be Tho Cheapest
Store ia Cecil county.
1t is an old saying that every dog has his
day. The EXtortonists have had their day,
and the People shall now have theirs.
would say to the people of this county,
that whenever you talk TO :hc EXtortonists
about Cheap John, they say "W Why we can
do that, t"o.' just ask them why they did
not do it before | came here :
Extortiom has to die. 1t must be so. l
know it Mil die hMd with svlnc but it must
be SO.
n. B.-Anonymous letters are played out,
and the Writers of them soon will be. 1t
must he so. Yours
April ., lS62-tf. CHEAP JOHN.
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Che 1florkrts.

ElnToy MAuKgr.-Rcd Wheat 81 &c :
White do. 81 "a: Corn. old. AZ; do new
as cents: Oats. 80.
BALTIMORE MinxEr.- Wheat. 81 A.
a. 80; Red Whcnt. 81 %: Corn. white,
GtnG 5 cents; yellow. -" 81 cents +,
hu>hcl; Oats-Maryland. 35n,3S cents :
and 81 q 10 cents for Pennsylvania.
Jloy aim Snar.-(;ood to prim: baled
Timothy at 2o(a So r ,on I"oSc do. lSN,
$50; Glover. balcl. 16n SIT: Rye Straw
l5m Sls: Dat do. Ia Sl": Wheat do. 10
"a 81 T. ton.
WILMINGTON MARKET, Mar. 27tl..-Flour.
per barrel, 37m6 80, Wheat, per bHshcl.
! 30, Corn. u: Corn meal per buShcl. 81 :
Oats 80; Cloversced per pushed, 5000, 10;
Timothy Seed, 5U(u :, on.
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NOTICE TO
Collectors and Owners of Dogs,

NOTICE is hereby given to Collectors
~ art to owners Of Dogs, that all the dogs
in the several Districts shall he assessed for
the yesr 1869, under the provisions of the
Code of Public Local Laws for Cecil county.
between the 9th day Of March and the 3r,l
day OF June, in said year, and the owner Of
every dog assessed between those dates shall
be held accountable for the tax assessed to
him or her, whether he or she shall after
wards part with the dog or not.
Aud the assessment of dogs in the county.
as taken by the several Collectors, shall be
returned by them to the office If the Count
commissioners, on or before tie 3rd day OF
June, next, with tlicir affidavit thereto
annexed, that they have made diligent search
Tor, and believe their return to be Il full and
accurate one OF all dogs within their rcSpcc-
tive Districts. BY Order.
JAS. S. CRAWFORD. Clerk
County Commissioners Of Cecil county.
Mar y, lS62-5w
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JOSEPH 7. CASTwELL. rHoS. T.. GRO
PL0WS, STOVES, &e.

HNltE undersigned havine~A
i hougla the Foundry Of Nets
Mr. Jacob Hcckendorn, AMI e.s;sss s.e ,:, ESQ
removed to the rear Of their Tin and Steve
Store, with the right to manufacture his
celebrated ECONOMICAL Pillow. is now
prepared to furnish Farmers with then, ready
made in the best manner by experienced
workmen, and Of the very best material
We would also say that We have secured the
services OF Mr.. IIcckeniorn, under whose
supervision the Flows are all Mue!c Farmers
may. therefore, rely upon then, being perfect
in all their parts.
have also Il large stock Of COOK AND
OTHER STOVES, together with iul sup
ply of TIM WARE, Shovcls, Forks, Rakcs,
Churns, Re. all Of which will be sold ut Il
very low price to suit the haEd times.
GyCastiHgs for almost all the plows in
general use. Stoves Repaired. Odd Plates
made to .nit.
Call and see our new establishment. mt the
old Stove House. corner Of VI ain and Bridge
trccts, where you can get almost anything
oM want.
OJSRoofng and SpoWtins, Nc. attended
to as usual. CANTWELL & CROUCH.
Elkton, Feb 90, 1861.
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SHOES SHOEs!! SN6ES!!!

VIE subscriber asks the public to examine
l. his superior stock Of Shoes, before PHI
chasing elsewhere. lie sells exclusively for
Cash, and purchasers may rely upon getting
Goods in this line as cheap as the same
quality can he bought elsewhere.
His assortment embraces many qualities of
Shoes, ranging from the very finest Pladcl-
phia City made 20 the cheapest Yankee
work. He offers Ladies' Balmoral Boots.
Fine Lasting CATERS, Il very handsome art-
Gle; Ladies' Mid Boots, with heels; Ladies'
Kid and Dressed Morocco Boots, without
heels Undrcsscd Morocco Boots. with and
without HEELS Womcn's Calf Boots, from
SloO to Sl.IO: Misses and Chldrens'
Shoes; Mems High Cut Brogans; Mems
low-priccd Monroes; Boys Shoes of various
qualities. Il. +. MAY,
Mar Is, 1862. in the " IIoIlew.'
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Runaway Negroes Arrested.

TWO Negroes, calling Themselves rcspcc-
l. lively Joseph Stewart and Isaac John.
son, were arrested us rrlnawavs and confined
III the Jail OF Cecil county, OH Tuesday, the
lst instant.
Johnson is about 50 or 40 years of age
slightly gray, about feet 10 inches high.
dark copper color, and has on Il suit of heavy
dUlb kcrScy or home male cloth.
Stewart is about - years of age, feet 6 or
y inches high, dark copper color. has Goa
Of same material as johnson and blue striped
,antaloons.
These negroes are supposed to have come
I'm the neiglborhood of Winchester. Nir-
| ga. ELI COSGROVE
Sheriff Of Cecil county.
-Aril ), lSGo-3w
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CITIZENS CLOTHING.
COOKS IMPROVED
PORTABLE SUGAR EVAPORATOR

TNllE subscriber has received from the
l. proprietor the sole Agency for the sale
Of COOKS LNPROFED PORT AM T.
SLG.dR ET-lPOR.7TOR, in the counties Of
Chester, Delaware and Montgomery, in
Pennsylvania, Burlington Camden and Glou-
ccster, in New Jersey New Castle and
Kent, in Delaware; Cecil, lIartord and Bal
;imore counties in Maryland. Also, an
Agency for the sale of the most important
CINE CRtSUERS, for horse and water
power.
\ limited quantity Of Cane Seed on hand
for sale.
Cy For information about the cultivation of
the cane and its manufacture. send for circu-
lar. MILTON COWARD,
West Grove, Chester county, Pa.
Mar %, iSG2-2m
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-OTICE TO CREDITOrS

y INTI ~ On FUI EJNN
~ Is to give notice, that the sllbscri.
"e' Cecil county. hath obtained from
VIC vi Pms Court of said county. letters TcS-
, "a. on tile personal estate OF Richard
,,'"'o, " "f said county, dcccascd.-
~ person having claims against the said
"'cc"H So; =. hereby warned to exhibit the
sumo VIZ" ',rouchcrs thereof duly autllcm-
,',a'ru .. on ., fore the 18th day ofFcbruarv.
.,,','',, . ~" may otherwise, by law, be
r .M rom u benefit of said estate
Al persons 'h.btcd to said estate are
.el"'S'e" ~ h''; Immediate payment to
lst day Of March, Eu ''''"' '''''
GEORGE, CARPENTER
''N'T NV VI i,hard Biddlr decd.
u,rI ,ec., r,v 'MGCArLEY, Reg.
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NEW FIRM,

HAVING succeeded r. &. Reese. ESQ.
Ii in the Dry Goods and Grocery business
and adopted the exclusive :: Casl, SYSTEM
we are prepared to offer Goods at Il very
small advance. We design keeping con-
stantly on hand a good assortment Of Sea-
sohable Styles and Fancy Goods, and offer
ing them al prices that Garnet fail to COM
mend attention.
Believing our &c System - to he beneficial
to both buyer and seller, we invite the public
to examine our Goods and learn our prices
before purchasing. McCAULEY u co.
Mar %, lSGy-3w
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NOT w,

rs hereby given to the .,l;tors ondor.o.
L and surctics of lIolIah tI,r@r ,".' H. H.,
he hath made application IL No. hcnnGt '' a,
W." ,i,., H.. n, '" W W NV. . of Maryland
Monday of July, next, being + MA ,,,,. ~ ',
the next July Term Of the Giro. Cam soy r ~
,',on ~" ~, a ,,',' ,,.; 80. ~ 'p" and fixed
C',rt - Vital, ,;n,a .,,I w. ''' sc in said
,nJor..rs ,nd .nrnti,. ,n, rI Creditors
",'.n :, ,,,,,,. i,,.' ,'.i. n. vi show
sh'I n,h hn rr,nind .,ii 1.,ltor ,''''' charge
W. II. RICKETTS,. CT,
Circuit Court for Cecil con-.
Mar %, lS62-3m.
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"ls to Suit the People,
ICES to SUIT the TIMES

I'M. G. GROW,
Y Store west Of DR.: Mitchcli's Drug
mo ctrnIlv c,k TON, Md, would most res
rI,tnn and hc attention Of the citizens of
Of punding country to his Stock
. t.l'' 49,, ';asNscrcs and yestinss
viii be sold at az. bought for cash, and
all kinds of CLOfl advance. lie makes
prepared to cxccNG to order. lie is
neatness and despat customer work with
1S H!"'i iia In "1 Cans. ~ r-MADE CLOTH
Understands, Hosiery, Us ana DrawefS'
Neck Tics, Collars. arRymes, Snspenuers'
store ems Furnishing
BY strict attention to bns
patronage. y INC puolic
W-TERMS CASH.
Mar %, lSG2-tf
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Spring Goods 4! Spring Goods

4 NEW Stock of Goods suitable for the
~ present season, consisting in part of
Domestic Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps, Groceries and
Provisions. See the best makes OF Calcocs
dark and light colors, of the newest and
freshest styles, at 12s cents per yard.
A good assortment of Blcachcd and
Cnblcaclcd Muslins, Yard Wide Muslin {;
uhJlcached at 12ss cents per yard.
For sale by RE-. MAY.
GJ-Terms invariably Cash.
Mar 3. 1862
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Correspondence.
Correspondence Of The Cecil Wing.
IETrE!, FROM FOURTH DISTRICT.

LETTER FROM FOURTH DISTRICT.
Bic Elk April sth. 1862.
Mr.. Enron For some time back we have
had such fine weather and consequently
such II press of spring work that | have
neither had time or disposition to enter the
list of clamnrin9 competitors for place in
the over crowded columns of your ever wei
come paper: but. to-day, outdoor business
j. suspended. by II furious storm of rain. hail
and snow. 50 have concluded Ia hunt up my
old pen and let the outside world know how
things generally jog along in the center -
Like the war against rebellion, Spring
mnvr> slowly but surely forward: once in
II while We have bright and glowing day.
followed by frost III nj .ht, and storms hy
day. as though old winter had determined
l." resist to the last and to-day he seems to
fave made Il furious sally and to have
driven back his fair rival from the field E:
but amidst the oscillations of advance and
retreat. Spring has made some permanent
a lvancc. and even to day her green banner
shines dciiantly amid the wintry assault
which raves around it.
Our farmers are busy with their Sprin.
crops; many have >owcd their oats and all
are nearly done blowing for oats. while
many have their corn ground pl"wed.-
Considerable lime is being used. some bone.
but not nuch gunno. An unusual amount
of l,nA has been cleared aud srubbcl during
the past winter and the fire and smoke from
the clrarin. may be seen ON every hand. by
ngl,l and day To the ticks it is - the smoke
ofthcir torment. and i, j. ruin to the black
berry trade. Many acres of good land
hitherto useless. ouly as nurseries of black
berry briar> and ticks. have been added to
the arabic land tthe ncighhorh"od.
Wheat in this region looks about rs well
a. usual. none is aS forward as | have seen
it ut this time of year. but most fields have
:, healthy look. though the best fields look
best at IL distance. having been timed out
in the fall 10y the fly and on near inspection
hay" a huGrhv appearance. On the Who'll"
an average crop may be expected. 1t is
strange that farmers cannot agree better
about the time for sowing wheat. which
ranges from July till December: some SOW
in the Siyu. some SOW to be ahead of others
while some appear To have neither sign uor
time. but SOW when it suits them or when
they see others sowing. There is theory
rNtant that right lime to SOW wheat Is when
the Grain would fall to the ground if left
nnharvc>tcd. say in the latter part of duly
| have noticed this season. one fact which
seems to agree with this theory: i'll field
on which wheat was grown last Year there Is
some growing from grains which were left
ON the ground mt harvest. which have
escaped the fly: while much that grew from
seed Sown in Scptcmprr. in the same field.
has been entirely dc>troyrd the difference
between a good crop and no crop ut all
would seem to be of sufficient Importance
Ia Justify the most extensive experiments.
If we had an agricultural Society in Cecil.
orrvrn Il Farmers Club. a>lhcrcarr in many
parts of the country and each member
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TIE GREAT CAUSE OF
HUMAN MISERY.

Just Published in Scaled Enuriopc, Price cents.
A LECTURE BY DIR. CULvERWEI.I Of THE CAUSE
AND CUREm Spcrmsrt"rrltan Consumption Mental AMI
Physical Debility Nervousness. Epilepsy: Impaired
Nutrition Of the Body; lassiin,lr; Weakness at the
Limbs ana the Back lmlispsifion. and lmcalnrity for
study AMI lalor Dizziness of Apprehension: loss Il
Morhrry; Aversion to S,,sicy: Lave Of Soiitudr TIM
hy: SrlfDstrnst; Dizziness; H-a'iicho: Affections #
the Eyes pmpcs on the Face: Involuntary Emissions
aud Sexual Incnpacity The Consequences Of Youthful
1niiscrctiH. Sc.
Etf'rhis admirable Lecture clearly proves that the
above nUr,crard often sclf-irfirr,l. evil. NAV c re-
moved wit ,u medicine and without dangerous sur.cl
operations. and should be read by every youth and every
in the Land.
envelope. the receipt Of six cents or two postage
stamps, by addressing
nR. CIIAS. !. G. KLINE
12s Dowrry New York, Post O,Ire Box ass.
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NOTICE..

MY wife. Harriet Moluck, having left nj
ul bed and board, without sufficient cGNSt
] hereby warn all persons against harborin
or trusting her on my account In Gee
county or elsewhere.
SAMUEL MOLUCK.
Mar %. lS62-3v'
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MECHANICAL.
PORT DEPOSIT
Planning Mill and Sash Factory.

WE invite the attention of all persons inn the
w city or Country. who contemplate the cree
ton Of Dwellings. Barns. &c to our extensive
sock of building Materials in the rough and pre-
pared for use. in part as follows:
DOORS AND WINDOW FRAMES,
Circular ard Plain y
BLINDS. VENETIAN AND PIVOT;
PANEL. SHUTTERS;
SASIlES. (Glazrd and not Glazed
WOOD LhlNGS;
IIoT-BED SASH;
BRACKETS:
WOODEN MANTELS;
NEWEI. POSTS, ro,
BALUSTERS. i"i''"'
BARN NENTILiTORS
WINDOW. GLASS;
BUILDERS IIARDW ARE:
SASH WEIGHTS AND CORD
HAND RAILING
CHURCH PENS
Also
DRESSED FLOORING
YELLOW PINE NORWAY PINE. WHITE
PINE and liEMl.oCK well seasoned
All If the above offer low for Cash. or ap.
proved paper.
IS-ordrrs by mail or otherwise promptly
attended to by ElNElIiHT'S EXECUTORS.
n. W. holland: Manager
Port Deposit, Mar. 20. lSG2--Gm
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Notice TO Collectors.

INllE Collectors of Taxes of the several
L Districts are hereby notified to make
their return Of New Assessments for the wear
lob2. at the second meeting of the County
commissioners. in the month Of April. next.
CON the 22nd. 2"rd and 9Th of that month. J
and also, TO make at that time IL return of ali
errors AMI necessary changes in assessments
IN their respective Districts. BY Order.
JAS. s. CRAWFORD. Clerk
County Commissioners Of Cecil county
Mar %, !S62-JW.
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]-)ic0.

WRIGIIT-On the 9Th inst, WILLIAM
Cu;Isoy, son of Peter X. and Susannah
Wright, age two years and four months.
=" Suffer little children to come unto me,
and forbid them not, tor Ct such is the
Kingdom of Heaven
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SUNDIlIES.

TiAlN and Rope Traces, Plow Lines,
~ Clothes Lines, Bed Cords, Broom Irvine,
SnckinS Bottoms, Brooms, lIublicts, &c. &c.
White Wash brushes, Dust Brushes, Sweep.
ing brushes, Hand brushes, &C., re.
Also
Curry Combs, Horse Brushes, Beatty's
Axes, Shoe Blacking, Yeast Powders. Con-
centrated Lye, &c, &c. Together with
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FARM HAND WANTED,

A married man preferred, with small
n family, TO board the hands and take
charge of the dairy. or middle aged female
to cook for the men and milk the cows.
J. W. ABR ADAMS,
April y, lSG2-iw. Port Deposit.
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Black Oak Bark Wanted.

00n CORDS BLACK OAK BARK
A.OOO WANTED, for whicI, the high
est market price will be paid. Present price
80 per cord, for prime article.
GJApply TO JOHN II. IlEALD x CO..
corner of North and Madison Streets, or at
Chesapeake Mills, near the Draw Bridge,
Baltimore, Md. Mar %, lSG2-2m'