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airy triumph, Ra'azz protested against the promul-
CATION of such theory. This incidens is thought 10
consolidate the Government and TO display me VIE
party. .-..-..
Both in Italy and Spain there ~ an Impression
that the marriage of the second danghtor OF Victor
Emanuel foreshado vs scheme 10 overthrow the
monarchy of the BonrboDs in Spain, and constitute
tne unity of the Iberan Peninsula with the hing Oh
Portugal for It's chief.
Some OF the Spanish journals foresee mnch danger
to Spain from the marriage Of the Princess fla 70
the King Of Portugal, under French auspices
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FRANCE.

Several of the Liberal journals Of Paris speak OF
the probability OF Eogsh influence entirely super
sedng that o. France in Italy if the Emperor per
sisis much longer il hif vacillallng policy with re
gard to Rome.
In regard TO the harvest in France, Paris letter
says: The hopes OF "a superintendent aud even an
early harvest have vanished and 1t will be fortunate
if we have very ordinary YIELD. Prices have risen
in amosl all the provincial markets. a rice al Mar
seIes II owing TO the numerous orders from the III
terror"
Two new Dukes are spoken of-namely, MN.
Walcwski.and Persigny.
a fleet of Government steamers ~ about 10 he dit-
patched for the India and China Seas for postal and
trading purposes. These vessels Will con ey goods
anr passengers 10 the Cape, Mauniils, Ceyion, Ca
cutti Singapore. Hong Kong, ana Shanghai.
The LoadOa HTaLfs Paris correspondent, IN
commenting on the reported arrangement between
France and Russia respecting The Italian aud Other
ques, iOns, says: although France may give
seversl sleciOus reasoDs for quitting the alliance
with England, 1t NUT not be forgotten that at
present ku' sia 10 Iowerlese and Frame "a pure
Dound-both excellent reasons, which should allay
the fears TO which the understanding between Pans
sud ST. Petersburg has given Tise.'
Letters from Cherbeurg cav that three additional
shipe have jus. been added to the squadron for con-
veying achievements 10 Mexico.
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personal.

DELATIVES and FRIENDS of deceased
IL SOLDIERS, buried from che different Hospitals In
Washington or Georgetown District Of columbia receive
all INFORMATION a. TO rlei. PLACES OF BURIAL By
addressing FRANK T. SANDS, Government Undertaken,
No. IA Est, Washington, ID. g.
WANTED The NEXT OF KIN OfFRANCiS
w HEARNE, who died in part Of America before
the gear 1850 leaving bis brother the Rev John Baptist
Hesrne formerly Of Golden Square, Londos and sherwd
Hichnond Sury, Clerk heir surviving aud who died -
Kentish Town in MddeseI all in England in the month OF
November 1901. dated this 1st day OF July, 1862
FRANCIS THOS CUUDON,
No. Grsy's Inn Squsr., London,
on behalf OF the Executor Of the viii of said John BsptH
Hearne.
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HOLLAND.

The Emancipation bill proposed by the Minister
for the Colonies has passed the Second Chamber by
large majority. Many amendments were intro
duced favorable TO the negroes to be freed The pc
riod for declaring emancipation IL fixed TOR July !,
1863. The maximum term OF the Government eur
yeillance il ten years. The Government scheme OF
immigration il rejected. The bill has yet 90 pass tie
First Chamber, which cannot amend 1t, but must
either reject or acceptt liz acceptance If July an
iiciEted
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INDIA, CHINA AND AUSTRALIA.

The overland mail, already telegraphed had
reached England The dates are Calcutta June y
Hong Kong, May 81, and Melbourne, May 20.
Tue commercial news lae been anticipated by tel
agraph, and the political news partially so.
The heat in Northern India had hecu terrific. In,
political and even commercial world had been in 0
state of collapse and partly The resu OF this The
most alarming rumors han been flying about. III,
local ress tanned these alarms and the nai,e pres
extended the excitement. IL is asserted that there
never less ground for alarm, but stern watch
funoes lie however thought advseable.
Prayers were excited weekly az the Mobammedan
Mosque OF Tippoo Sultan, at Calcutta, for the de
s;ruclion Of the nGdels, and Imploring that then
women may be brough, to shame and their children
rendered orphans.
From China We learn that, IN the attack on
NingpO, "a pirate Chief and hi5 fleet assisted the
Ere Oh and English IN restoring II 10 the lmreri-
alirs.
At kahding tie report received ID that the Rebels
have recaptuiod one OF the slockades and part Of the
city, INJECTING heavy loss npon the Imperaisis, and
en- ting of the British party from communication
with Sbangbae.
Near Woo.ung the Rebels had attacked oce
gun fort held by the French and had taken it, bat II
was gallantly retaken by the French party.
Other small successes on the part Of the Taepings
are alec recorded.
The Australian papers are unusually barren
The accounts from Otago state that owing 10 iho
Winter season the escorts ofgold had dwindled from
H. 900 ounces to between !, QUO and 1900 ounces.
A Bombay telegram of June q mentions that q
battle had been fought between the troops OF the
ruler of Herat and those of Dost MshoBed. The
latter los, many chiefs Of note. No particulars re-
ceived.
In the Bombay market shirtings we're active and
advancing. Twist aud Cotton firm. Exchange
o. 0.d. Freight on Cotton 20 Liverpool, Hs. I'd.
CALCUTTA, June 26.--Shirtings advancing. Twist
orict, Exchange 2s ODD.
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AUSTRIA

Count Rechberg had announced IN the Upper
House Of the Reichsrath that Austria proposes 70
enter the Zollveren and that she has for that pur'
pose submitted preliminary treaty to the States
comprising that Union.
The Austridn Go5ette, as a sort OF indirect re-
spouse to the recognition OF Italy by Russia osten'
aiously announces that tho Emperor OF Austria
Of credence ar Neapotan Minister e Vienna.
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The English Press On the Battles
Before Richmond
The Alliance Between France and Russia
yug ITALIAN MINISTRY AGAINST GbVA2zI
Project 0, Onion Between Spain ard Portugal
Partial Defeat Of the French and British
Troops by the Chinese Rebels.

The sgew-steamship Etna, Capt. Morehoust from
Liverpool at noon on the 10Th, and from Queenstown
Oh the I1th arrived here yesterday
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TURKEY

4 dispatch from Constantinople says that the re-
pairs Of the Church of the Holy Sepucber, At Jeru-
salem, had been commenced. the works are 10 be
executed at the joint expense Of France, Prussia,
and Turkey.
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Qrsrssross, Thur,dsy July ZIP. NJ, 1904
LONDON STOCK EacHAsGE, Thursday, July I'LL
q pl-Consols, money, HfuG. Consos, sccouni Stdy3
Nosn-Cen.os money. s,lda Shares firm; Americsn
unchanssd Gies, Western Of CANDIDA sood Grand Trunk
p m-Cor.o. money Gldoi Con'ols, sce0unt, e7s 90
New Threcs, 9Jt G91t. - 80
AIS p Ccn,Ol. money soa93. COnsos sccourt, 90
eJi New Thfres. e3t ASA. - -
LWIRPooL CoTToS MsRKLr-Jnly IL, ls62.-
Pirst report, Market hrm; sales probably 5000 70 1900
bales Imports. $50 Previously 2b,os3.
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pnIISSIA.

In the Chamber Of Deputies, the Minister Of War
had introduced bill for an extraordinary credit, 20
enable Prussia TO extend her naval force.
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% Eet.

lat MANUFACTORY, in ORANGE, N. j.
IL TO LET, . large HAT MANDATORY. With The
necessary Kettles and Tools and good .upPy Of WsteT
conveniently located. Applyto y. Il q. LlNDsLEf'
Orange July IL, 1861
DOOMS to LET with STEAM POWER.-Ia-
IL quire at No. 81 DunhsmPsce wnliamsburEh, near the
Ferries.
HNO RENT--The HOUSE and GROUNDS
Of the late r. L. Colt At Paterson N. j. The house,
built Of stone 90 feet square two stories basement sne
attic furnfhed with and The grounds comprfse
ABOUT Is sores handsouey laid out In lawn and garden and
In perfect order Attached to tue House large censers
sory There also extensive grspees In iui bearing spo
ali the necessary outbuildinas OF large place:
Applyto THOS. o. SMITH, PstersonyN
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Real Gstafe for Sale.

EXCHANCE for BUSINESS. The Acver.
naIc.Is OF LAND In this State and The West all free and
clear which he will exchange for any respectable business
giving advantageous bargain to the puche'er no orol
treated with Principals only will please state business o.
stock proposed and where interview may be had 10 '"
T. II Boz No. 4. 595 New York Post.Oftce.
FACTORY for SALE.-Ala large Brick Binding,
Il and Ground with fine Engine q 80 horse pow s,a
st4d on Iuay st. Brooklyn within 200 feet OF the atlantic
Dock Main building looIi0O feet first hoor bndos I'D
joining ground l5oxl0 feet WI DO sold chesg
10 CLOSE an estate Apply T. r. kellogg l3s Pelst ~ T.
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GUNNER Retreats.

A CENT EMAN wishes to find nicely secud-
N ed FARM HOUSE in rustic spot. where he viii
nd good fishing and boating mountain country preferred
Add-s. stating full particulars and mode OF conveyance, Tor
two days QUERY, Tnbune Office.
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NATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE
~ This asote summer resort 10 now open for the recep,
don Of cle Visitors will And at all times authorized
agent Ca,sk1 steamboat landings aud Cat''hIi station
n. r. Railroad ssst visito provide conveyance sts
charge Of baggage, etc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-29

NOR SALE at GLEN COVE.-A CUINIKr
SEAT comprising 20 acres of Land beautifully located.
under high cultivation, commanding N exten aye yer
surrounding and the Palisades OF the hdson
h In the nds, OF hne residences Schools chuche Village
privileges and good society and 20 the residence and
property Of Capt j. o. RUSSELL and W. Buhler ESQ Avery
5.s,he pacs Tor 4 gentlemans Summer residence. Prcs
moderate, terms easy. VIM I. OoD1AhG
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CUPREME COURT, DUCHESS COUNTY

~ JOHN AUSTIN Plaintiff, against BESJAMIS pS ~
KART serving partner Of Joseph Burkut senior
composing the late hrm Of Joseph Burkar 90
To the Defendant above named You hereby
and 70 answer the complaint IN this aon o. wncs
copy is herewith served upon you aSd to ssve copy
Office in the City Of Poushisepse. II within twenty
days after tn. service hereof sneS cor.S, ',s S
$50 e,,s.siJ az Plaintiff IN this scton will take Judgment
ssss Won for the sum thousand and four dollars .pd
,oa ,irsaf siuee August 1861 on Sls0 thereof
.incs Angus. is, ISL eli oclco thereof since segtsu
~ 100 f .nce October H. 1851 on ell 61l00 thereof
c Nee IT, 1851 S96 thereof since November is,
s M : ,a1 100 thereof sncs December o. 1851, and
th.r.of since the Goth day Of September thousand
hnndrsd dysy beside the Of THE scop.
"s WIN. WILLIAMSON, Plaintia's Attorney,
Da.sl February II, 1862. Poughkeepsic, n. Y.
Tile notice the plant In the nAssd
aed Office of the CLERK County Of Dstehsss
sforesad on the 18th day Of July. 1867
WIN. WILKINSON, PlairtiGs AstsrssI
To The sboys Defendant jpls lsvssSe
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Ia fNHF@y VI
IL town of Rive " T., sbou. half q mile from Port.
chester Depot and % miles from the city Overlooking ne
vsse and commanding spendi view OF Long Island SOUND
and The surrounding country For country -sidencc this
site canno, be surpassed Win sold in two paces or he
whole exchanged for productive city property For farther
particular apply to PECK BUSH Portcheser or PECk
ERnrHERi. No oil ChsmoeYHs.. New.yoTk.
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Go formers anS o theirs.
Ee9al Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County OF NewYork notice hereby given 70 oil
persons having claims against HENRY MEEhAN late OF The
City Of Newly ok deceased to present the WIKI vouch'
thereof to the subscriber the office OF Richard Winnie
No 80 Nssssus IN the City OF New York before Ne
9th day of October nsxt-Datsd NewYork March r. 1904
mh25 lay6uTu JAMES w. WHITE, Execution
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II LARGE thriving cement OF vlNELANDi mild climate;
30 ies south Of Philadelphia by railroad rch sou npS
crops 10 be seen growing acre tracts at from SO TO eW
per acre payable within years. Good business OPENINGS
good society. Hundreds settling ad making IMPROVE
ment, Apply e. CHAS. LANDS. Poetnoter. 'rsland,
umber.nd Go j. Letters answered. Pspen contSoins
fnll iufor nation viii be sent free.
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$500. sssk nd r fk1t .ap s a:si s.yss
2 acres of LAND scros 10 Srswberries
LAYTON Bsckberies &c good ped If Shell M a. on tns
p.cs for apure The late owner decessed made Brick ana
Tile on the place for which there constant demand Ap
ply to w. 3. MADDOX Ne. 10 Broad e.. Ne~'rou.
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TO ALL Whom it MAY CONCERN
BE 1T KNOWN

TNllAT | have associated with me Mr..
Il JOHN HART, Of Lancaster, Pa, for
the purpose OF enhancing the business here
totore carried on by me.
If one JOHN can do for the people what
] have done, certainly TWO can do great
deal more.
The business now at CHEAP JOHNS
VIII be conducted on vigorous scale.
Strange as it may appear to some that
there should be three Johns at CHEAP
JOHNS, yet nevertheless such is the case
The name of JOHN should be revered
above all others. Take for example, John
Smith, the notorious; CHEAP JOHN, the
victorious John Vanhuser, the glorious !;
Rev. John Chambers, the preacherious;
John McDonough, the spoutorous; John NJ.
Clayton, tho seratorions John B. Cough,
the great x-whiskeytorous, emo allusion to
Cheap John) John Brown, the galowerious;
John Keyser, the Marshallorious John
Bell, the traitorious John G. Breckenridge,
the cowardorious, and John b. Floyd, the
thiefarious, and 80 on TO the ena of the
chapter.
We intend to petition the Governor to havv
all the male children born in Maryland in the
month Of December named John, in honor
of the great event above named.
Yours, CHEAP JOHN x co.
Dec 6, 1862.
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Hoo MISUNDERSTANDING time has
come. During the past week many hog pen
has been made desoate, and many a fat
porkcr's life has gushed out in a stream
from his throat. We have heard the doleful
squeal of many doomed hog coming up
from sites, and alleys, and out of the way
corners, and have seen dozens of scraped
and cleaned bovine carcasses hauled through
the streets in carts and wheelbarrows every
day in the week and have smelt sausage
and liverworst ard scrapple wherever We
CHANGED to go. What an event hog killing
is among US, and what nation of pork
eaters we American are?
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The report Of the Secretary Of the
Navy gives general history of the opera
tons Of the Navy during the year. In
March, 1851, there were forty vessels in
commission in United States Navy, and in
all but seven thousand six hundred men,
two hundred and seven only of whom were
on the. Atlantic coast. At present, there
are afloat and progressing to rapid compile
ton four hundred twenty seven vessels, car
rying three thousand two hundred and sixty
eight guns, and Of the capacity of three
hundred and forty thousand and thirty six
tons. The seamen and other employees
now on board the vessels number twenty
eight thousand, while at the Navy Yards
and Stations twelve thousand mechanics are
daily employed.
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THE Government regulations concern
ing the shipment of goods from Philadel.
phia to the border counties of PENNSYLVANIA
and Maryland, requiring the parties to take
the oath of allegiance, is got round by some
of orr "poor white trash" who have.
under the fostering hand of benign Gov
eminent erawled up to the position of dry.
goodsmen, by having their goods Struggled
through under the name of some neighbour
ing merchant and then Crow over the
dodge. Such is the kingdom of jeff
Marshall Bennett ought to. look into such
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be, il ever, depends much on whether we
maintain .he Union.
Severa! Of our States are above the average
of Europe '35 to the square mile. Massa-
chuset,s has l57. Rhode Island 1873, Conncc-
ticnt 30, New York and New Jersey, each ~
Also, the two other great States of Pennsyl-
ria and Ohio are not far below, the former
having 63 and the latter SO.
The States already above the European
average, except New York have increased in
MS rapid ratio since passing that point as
ever before, while no one Of them is equal to
some other parts Of our country In natural
capacity for sustaining dense population
Taking the nation in the aggregate, We find
The cennial periods to be as follows;
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Lost Overheard.

On Tuesday night, the Goth ult.. from the
Osteamer Farmer, opposite Grove Point,
II short distance above the mouth OF Sassa-
fras River, ROBERT Il. DENTRY, aged
So years. He had on drab colored pants
mixed coat, black satin vest, two white
shirts, with red flannel shirt between. lie
had in his pocket a silver watch, galvanized,
with gold chain, and bunch Of three keys,
with watch key attached. Any information
leading to the recovery Of the body will be
rewarded by applying to No. 40 PEARL
ST, Baltimore city. [Dec 6, l962-3w
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Notice to Teachers.

THE Annual Examination Of Teachers
l. will be held at Elkton, at the Office of
the Board of commissioners Of Public
Schools, as follows:
For the 1T, 2nd and 3rd Districts, on
Monday, The 18th inst.
For the 4th, 9th and 9th Districts, on
Tuesday, the 10th inst.
For the 18th. 9Th and 9th Districts, on
Hednesiny, the 18th INST.
New applicants will please attend on the
last day named, the 18th inst.
By Order. WIN. TORBERT,
Dec q, lS62-2w Secretary.
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Major General Dix telegraphs to the
War Department that an expedition sent
out from Suffolk on Monday drove the
Rebels across the Blackwatcr at franklin,
and re. captured from them the celebrated
Pittsburg Battery. which was taken from the
army Of the Potomac some time SINCE
Many of the Rebels were killed and wounded
and others captured. Our loss was triAing.
Franklin is at the crossing Of the Seaboard
and Roanoke Railroad, thirty.sevcn miles
rom Norfolk and forty,three from Weldon.
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Gas Consuming Cooking Stoves.

TNIlESE Stoves have hollow CRATE of such
j form that the air, entering through
holes in front OF the stove, must traverse
one bur after another before it escapes into
the buck fire plate, which is also divided
into passages through which the air must
pass before It escapes through perforations
into the fuel, so that the latter is subjected
to two series of thoroughly heated air which
tend cffectuully to consume the gases mixed
with the product of combustion. The sdvan-
tages of This arrangement is the great econ
o:ny in consumption of fuel and the thorough
equaiziAg of the heat throughout the oven.
The stoves are warranted to give satisfac-
ton, and are offered at city prices for cash.
T.. W. STAPLES.
P. S.-Wood can be used in the stove as
fuel to great advantage. Escpt 6, 1862.
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ty and national prosperity, and perpeua,e both inien
ntelyi
Is it doubted that all here, Congress and Executive
call secure its adoption?
WIN not the good people respond to a united and ear
nest appeal from usi
Can we they, by any ether means SO certainly or
spesdiy assure these vital obects3 We can succeed
only by concert it is MT Can any of us imagine bet
ter but Can We all 10 better -
IT is no object Whatsoever Is possible si the qucs-
ton recurs Can re do bctterf"
The dognas Of the quiet past inadequate to the
stormy present. The occasion is piled high with diff
Guilty, and We must rise high with the occasion As our
case Is now. We must think anew and act anew We
mist disonthrali ourselves and then We shall save the
country.
FkLL9wCITIxESs-We cannot csrnpe history We Of
this Congress and this Administration. will be reu.In-
herad In spite of ourselves No personal Significance or
ns$u:cencc, can spare another Of n. The fiery
trial through which We pass, will light rs down into
homer OF dSlonoi-tu the latest generation.
W" say We are FOR the Cuion' The world will not
forget that we say this. We know how TO save this
tn'n. The world knows we know how to aave it. We
even We herehoid the power and bear the rcspolsi-
hlllty.
In giving freedom IN the slave assure freedom to
tn" tee--honorable alike In what give and what we
preserve-wc shall noly inca ny lose the last
best hope Of earth Other means may succed--ths
could not fail.
The way is plain. peaceful generous, just-a way
whieh. if followed, tho world will applaud and God
must forever bless. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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TIVE TAXATION OF CLOTHING MASupAcrUR.
ERs.-The Commissioner of Internal Rev.
enue having heard the arguments of counsel
in regard to the liability to taxation under
the Excise law of persons engaged in the
manufacture of clothing, has prepared an
elaborate statement, deciding that clothing
is q manufacture subject to taxation at the
rate of three per cent, ad paiors,n the value
to be returned by the manufacturers as est.
mated by assessors in the manner pointed
out by the statue.
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Che nlarkets.

ElKroS MAREET.-Red Wheat, 81 43 !;
White do. 81 90; Corn, 81 cents; Oats,
80 cents.
WILMINGTON MARKET, Nov. 21st.-Flour,
per barrel, 25G7 Is, Wheat, per bushel,
! 80, Corn, 10; Corn meal, per bushel 50;
Oats, 81 Clovcrseed per bushel, % ; Tin.
othy Seed, 1873 GA2 %.
BALTIMORE MARKET.--White Wheat, 81 10
al 10; Red Wheat, 81 46: Corn, white,
oUGGS cents Yellow, GC@7O cents e!
blshel; Oats-Maryland 3SGl43 cents
and 6iGG6 cents for Pennsylvania.
Hay AND SrRAw.-We quote good to prime
baled Timothy at l9a:2o; loose do. at la
$l8; Glover, balca, At l0aSll; loose do.
at 8 5Ca$l0; Rye Stra1 At lGaS17, and
Wheat and Dat do. at l0aSl1 per ton.
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Lot ofGrOund.

whercon stand a good Frame Dwelling
House. with three rooms on the first floor,
and three rooms on the second floor, a
Kitchen, Stabling for three horses, Car
riagc House and Store House, with we'll of
fine water in the yard.
TERMS OF SALE.-Thc terms of sale
are :--One-third part Of the purchase none!
in Cash on the day of sale /; one other third
part thereof in nine months thereafter, and
the remaining third part in eighteen months
from the day of sale, the last two install.
ments to bear interest from the day of sale.
and to be secured by the bond or notes Of
the purcha ser, with security to be appro we'd
by the Trustee.
The sale will commence at 12 O'Clock NJ.
JOHN g. GROOME,
Elkton, Dec &, 1SG2--ts Trustee.
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TRU STEE'S SALE.

DY virtue OF Decree OF the Circuit Court
ID for Cecil county, in chancery, the under
signed, as Trustee, will offer at Public Sale,
on the premises, on
Saturday, the 2OM day Of December, inst,
all that real property in the village of Cecil
ton, of which the late William Pcarcc died
seized, consisting of a
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In Arkansas the Rebels not only burned
all old cotton, but are now burning the new.
All north OF White river is to be destroyed,
and force is now there attending to it
One man who had two hundred and fifty
bales was allowed to keep fifty.