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Nsy" A song of "The Seven DAYS Fight

Dy" A song of The Seven Days Fight
before Richmond has been handed to us for
publication, which has that doubtful species
of merit in lyrics of being very lengthy. 1t
describes the whole campaign on the Pen
insula, but on account of the ballad great
length, together with other reasons, we are
compelled to lay it aside. The following
quotation from the first stanza Of the song,
though not much AS to poetry, has all the
beauty Of truth to recommend it, and will
answer as a specimen of the whole, contain.
ing rather more than an average of poetry,
and as much truth as can well be crowded
iuto two short lines of doggrel. The song
goesor rather is intended to do soto the
air Of Louisiana Lo,clands, and commences
as follows:
"Away down in old Virginia not many months ago,
Mcclellan made move but made it very slow"
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THE GOVERNMENT ORDER requiring

The GOVERNMENT ORDER requiring
persons who transport goods from Phladel
phia into the border counties of Pennsylva-
MIA and. Maryland to file at the Custom
House the Oath of Allegiance to the Gov
ernment, together with declaration that
the goods are not to be sold by them to go
within the rebel lines, has caused great
deal OF annoyance 10 many of our most
loyal citizens. For every shipment of goods
that is made there must be certificate from
the authorities to satisfy the officer who has
the supervision of transportation, that the
party's oath is duly registered in the proper
office. This costs the party 20 cents in
addition to the troubled and often delay he
is subject to, while parties who are disloyal
and refuse to take the oath, by Il little man
aging, which the officers somehow or other
fail to discover, smuggle goods from Phila-
delphla without being mulct for the official
fee of 20 cents, or suffering the least deten-
ton. A law or Government regulation
whose practical effect is to embarrass and
cause expense to Union men who make no
efforts to evade it, but is so lax as to allow
designing rebels to escape, had better be
annulled
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LZs]ic0.

DANlDSON.-On Friday morning, March
9th, 1868, in Kent co., Md. FANNIE c.
daughter Of the late George Davidson, of
this county.
PAXSON.-On Monday evening. April
9th, at Yardelyvillc, Pa, ANNA LorisA,
youngest daughter of Rev. W. j. and Ann
l.. Paxson, aged years and IA days.
SIMTERS.--In North East, on Thursday the
9th inst, ROBERT FRANKLIN, son of John
W. and Mary A. Shippers, age years and :
months.
The relatives and friends of the family are
invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of his father, i'll North East, ON Sunday at 12
O'Clock
LAYMAN.--On the Bird inst, at Christiana,
Del, Thomas LAyMAN, age about II years.
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- The Report of the Committee on
the concuct of the War was published in
the city papers on Monday last. The Re.
port is very lengthy but will well repay a
careful pcrusaI. The document places be,
yond rur,Eer controversy that long contested
point. that Gen. Mcclellan is the greatest
military botch to be found either in ancient
or modern history, that ever had command
Of what is termed Grand Army, or an
army on which the fate of nation rested.
This conclusion cannot be avoided bv any
man who has judgment enough to weigh the
plain statement of facts set down in the
Report. Alas! that an intelligent nation
and army should so long have Rugged fatal
deluson! The sccessionists and traitors
ARRAYS laudcd the man. Their instinct for
evil or the devil himself must have revealed
his inoilicicncy to them.
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Notice TO Creditors.

THIS is TO give notice, that the subscri-
l. bers, OF Cecil county, have obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county, letters
Testamentary on the personal estate of
Jonas Preston, late of said county, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned, to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
duly authenticated. on or before the LIST
day Of April, 1864 they may otherwise
by law, be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make Immediate payment
to the subscribers. Given under oul hands
this 18th day Of April, 1868.
AMOS PRESTON,
JOSEPH b. PRESTON.
Executors of Jonas Preston, decd.
Test--JANEs McCAuLEr, Reg.
April IL, lSG3--6w
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FARM EORSAIE

ENl!E undersigned will sell al Private Sale.
Il part or The whole OF Farm of ASH
Acres. situated on Bohemia Manor, on the
new road. about two miles from Chesapcake
CITY. The land is of excellent quality.
about ~ acres arabic, the residue in timber.
ne improvements are good frame DWELL
ing House, with Carriage House. Stable. &c.
Also, good Tenant House. Both of these
houses are nearly new. There is also upon
the farm young and thriving Peach Orchard,
OF choice buddcd fruit, IN bearing this sea-
son. II the above farm is not sold at private
sale on or before tie 2Sth instant, it will be-
sold at Public Sale, in Elkton. on Tuesdav.
the lSM doy Of May merit, at ? O'Clock P NJ.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third of the pur
chase money to be paid in cash on the day CT
sale. The residue to he secured by mort
gage on the premises for a term of years, to
suit the purchaser. Apply to
WIN. II. OLDHAM,
on the premises.
or te JAS. T. MCCULLOUGH
APfii Ii, lS03-ts. Elkton.
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Notice to reditgOrS.
Notice 10 Creditors.

THIS is to give notice. that the subscriber,
L of Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters Of
Administration on the personal estate Of
Hamilton Marion YanSant. lale of said coun-
ty, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated. on or before the
18th day oil April, 1864; they may otherwise
by law, be excluded from all benefit of said
estate All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment
to the subscriber. Given under my hand
this llth day Of April, 1858.
SAMUEL V. MACE,
Administrator of III. NJ Vansant, decd.
Test--JANEs McCAULEY, Reg.
April II, 1S63-6w
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Union ORGANIZATION,

At meeting of Union men from different
parts Of the county, held in Ekton, on the
evening Of Wednesday, sth inst, the follow
ing resolution was unanimously adopted:
Resoircd, That we earnestly recommend
to the Cnon people of Cecil county, an
immediate and thorough organization, by
Districts in such manner as to them shall
seem best, under all the circumstances.
upon the basis of unconditional support of
the Government in the prosecution of the
war for the restoration of NE Union.
Rssotted, That this recommendation he
signed by those present 1.-THE meeting. and
by such others as may concur in the views
therein eXnrpsSrd
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Gas Consuming Cooking Stoves,

TNHESE Stoves have hollow CRATE ofsnch
a, form that the air, entering through
holes In front Of the stove, must traverS"
Que 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 pertorati"ns
into the fuel, so that tn" latter is subjected
30 two series Of thoroughly heated air which
Tend vffectually to consume the gases mixed
with the product Of combnsrion. The advan,
tAges Of this arrangement is the great econ
e'ny In CONSUMPTION Of fuel, and the thorough
sepaliHiag OF the heat throughout tn. oven.
The stoves are warranted to give satisfac-
Gon, and are offered at city prices for cash.
Il. W. STAPLES.
p. e.--W o"d can be used in the stove as
fsei to great advantage. [scpt 6, 1862.
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DEFENsEs OF CHARLESTON HARDoR. .Of
the inland defenses we do not now mean to
speak, but to show our readers at one rapid
glance how the harbor has been made ready
for our fleet. The channel entrance from
the sea is between Morris and Sullivan S
Island, both of which are bristling with
heavy batteries of rihed guns, columbads
and mortars. The narrowest part of the ship
channel, near Morris Island, planted with
torpedoes. Progressing inward to the upper
ends of these Islands, we find upon them
respectively the strong lunettc on Cum
mings' Point, and Fort Moutrie opposite
while on its little island base, just within, is
the renowned Fort Sumpter, hanking both.
From Fort SumpIer to Fort Moutrie is a
chain work of distractions across the only
channel, for between Fort Sumpter and
Cummings Point the water is shoal.
Beyond Fort Sumpter the mainland on
both sides is fortified, but two other islands
stand like warders in the midst on the first
of them is Fort Ripley, and on the other,
beyond, called Shute's Folly Island, is Cas-
tie Pinckney. After that we reach Charles
ton, the wharves of which are protected by
batteries, while still above guns are placed
on the banks of the Ashley and Cooper riv-
crs. Besides these stable defenses, few
iron clads, armed tugs and floating batteries
aid the beseiged. The aggregate of guns in
Charleston harbor is said to be three hun
dred and seventy -six.-Phiia. Inquirer.
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4t}arris0.

OVERWHELMINGLY the residence of
the bride, on the 9TH inst, by Rev. Mr.
Matthew'S, TnoS. DEENNEN and ANNIE i.
MANLEY, both OF Elkron.
STEWART-GAMBLE.-By Rev. j. f.
I. Ewcll, on Thursday evening, April I'd,
Mr.. GEO. j.. STEWART and Miss REBECCA
GAMBLE, all of this county.
GRAHAM-JOHNSON.-On Sunday, the
22nd ult, Mr.. Jos. GRAHAM and Mrs.
MARY a. JOHNSON, both Of Wilmington,
Del.
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Gen. Butler in concluding his re-
marks in speech, recently delivered in
New York, makes use of the following
searching truths. Let those who are oppos-
ing their country in the present struggle,
whether secretly Or openly, ponder these
words as the hand writing on the wall point,
ing to their inevitable doom:
" Let me say to you, my friends-to you,
young men. that no man who opposed his
country i'll time of war ever prospered. -
The Tory of the Revolution, the Hartford
Conventionist Of 1872, the immortal seven
who voted against the supplies for the Mex
lean War-ali history is against these men,
Let no politician of our day put himself in
the way of the march of this country to
glory and greatness, for whoever does so
will surely be crushed. The course of our
nation is onward, and let him who oppose
1t beware. The mower moves on, though
the adder may wrilhe, and the copperhead
curl around the blade of the scythe.
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kseNeI'l.y Institutes.
FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.
BEVERLY, N. j

BEVERLY, N. J.
1--WE Summer Session of this lnstitut
Il ailording thorough course of instruction
IN All the branches of an English Classical
aud Commercial Education. will open uo,-
d"y, May III. Special provision is made for
the study Of French. Music, &c, under Pro-
lessons Of acknowledged ability. A good
Library, attractive play -groun,ls, and an emf
hrn''y h"aithfn location, in addition to its
educational advantages. commend this Insti-
.n''on t" the attention Of parents having sonc
to educate.
For Circulars. address
REV. NJ. l.. HOFFORD. AN.
Principal, Beverly, N. >,
April II. 1SG3-1m
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for their llso


THE County Commissioners were in
session this week. The principal business
transacted by the Board was the alteration
of assessments. A new Board of Trustees
for the poor was appointed. Or rather the
old Board reappointed. The following
names constitute the Board for 1868: Sut
ton Scarborough, James Crawford, Arson
Griffith, Robert Marshbank, Benjamin Mil,
lnr
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Some Of our troops have inst returned to
Kansas City after a successful scouting eypcdi-
ton: Thirty-four guerrillas were killed, fifteen
camps broken up, twenty-seven houses Of Rebel
resort burned, two of the ring-landers hung. and
much war material destroyed.
A force of $50 Union Cavalry made dash
to Green HILL Tenn, on the Lebanon pike on
Monday last, breaking up Rebel conscripting
rendezvous, and capturing the camp. They
killed FIVE and brought hack fifteen prisoners,
all Of Morgans Cavalry.
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From Port Royal we learn that the
British steamer Aries has been captured
whilst attempting to run the blockade, with
all her officers and crew on board. She is
very fast steamer. A Rebel schooner
that attempted to run out Of Charleston has
also been captured.
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Hhcdcs' seper-Friospbate,

r > He STANDARD MANURE. composed
u al Bones treated with Snipiuric .4,M.--
Z UOlES the long established Mannre
'nr American market besides having
~. an ,cintA'ion-- cannot be exec He'd
3 tie culture IF Od,, cam, Trba-co and
J. ",aps Also, Top Dressing on The Grow-
y. u htT. Fnr saIe tr.
inll. 1868 JOIN PARTRIDGE,
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SMALL Pox has been prevailing to
some extent in Chesapeake City.
The Scarlet Fever has been quite fatal in
the town of North East, and three cases
reported III Charleato.n this nek.
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COURT PRocEEDlNGs.-Be we
give an abstract of the business Transacted
up to Thursday evening, at the April term
of the Circuit court. The attendance on
cou-s the present term has been unusually
small, owing, doubtless, in great measure,
TO the bad roads, which are said to he I'M
precedented.
The Grand Jury got through with its bus
mess on Thursday, and adjourned in the
afternoon.
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RAFTING on the Susquehanna river
has been going on to some extent the past
week, but there WAS not sufficient stage of
water to run heavy RATS. By the way it has
been raining aud showing for the last month
we should think that all the streams would
be bank full.
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winter Stock a, First Cost.

N I'D sitter M"ad ny. tho 2nd Of February we
Ill veil our stock ut Cost consisting in par
II Mems heavy over Coats and Pants, aud Boys
q Goat. and Pants. Mems heavy Boots Boys
'ns. Hats smd Cps. Lniics Dress foods. Now
good chance TO get ~toIe Goods cheap ut the
n s'oSe honss N the Hollow from
. Inn II. NM McCIELT,AND
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AcCIDENT.-Mr. Caleb S. Cooper,
one Of the proprietors of the Gilpins Falls
Mills, had his hand severely torn, on Fri
day, the Bird inst, by it being caught be-
tween the crown wheel and pnion. The
wound was dressed by Doctors Turner and
Harry, who think they can save the hand
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REV. j. D. CURTIS, the newly ap-
pointed minister at Elkton, preached his
first sermon in the NJ. L. Church, on Sun
day last, from the text: "Becausc he
preached unto them Jesus, and the resur.
rection "-Acts XVII: Is. In the evening
his text was Malachi III 1G. II.
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Post OFFICE DISCONTINUED
post Office at Port Herman, in this county.
has been discontinue by order Of the Post
Office Denartment
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LAND SALE.-Mr. r. L. May has sold
his farm Of 1870 acres, situated near Elkton,
to j. Karsner, Esq, of Baltimore, for $780,
900.
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MECH iNICAL.
PORT Deposit
Flaming Mill and Sash Factory.

AsS NA"S1 cMN oSrh
w invite the attention of all persons in the
w City or Country, who contemplate the cree
hen Of Dwellings, Barns. &c to our extensive
siesk Of Building Materials in the Rough and pre-
Ysrod for use, in part as follows:
DO IRIS AND WINDOW FRAMES.
(Circslur and Plain y
BLINDS. VENETIAN, AND PIVOT;
PANEL SHUTTERS
hASNEs. (Niny, ID aud not GLAZED
WOOD MoULD!NGS;
HoT- REb SASH;
BRACKETS
WOODEN MaNrCLe;
NEW!A POSTS, r..
rALUSTTRS. i'tN'N'
EARN NKNIJLAIORS
WINDOW GLASS
lfllDERS HARDw ARR;
SASH WEIGHTS AND CORD;
EANH RAILING
CHURCH PENS.
Also
nECE.rT "rohhtNG.
TN.LoW PINE. NORWAY PINE, WHITE
PIsB and HEMLoCK we'll sensouoi
IL If Iho above offer low for Cash or ap.
proved paper.
.R-ordyrs by mail or otherwise promptly
Offended 10 by RlNElART'S EXECETORS
n. W. holland, Manager
Peft EsroSt, Mar. 20 lS52-6m
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ssFS APE ROOTS.

7 hTLAWARE GRAPE ROOTS, at $50 90
to $1,000 per loo.
LANA CRAZE ROOTS, at $500 ard
Sl5.f per 100.
A~AWRA GRAPE ROOTS, at $500
per 100; $50 90 per 1,0nO.
ETC. ETC. ETC.
~. Grants STRAWBERRY PLANTS.
BARTLETT and TRIOMPHT DE GAND,
At $50 per lG0; $1,000 per 900.
r. Correspondence solicited.
Address JAMES SHOBE,
Upper Principle, Cecil county, Nd.
%. *, lss7-H.
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PAYMENT OF TEACHERs.-T pay
ment Of teachers of Public Schools for the
quarter ending March eth, was ordered by the
Board This week, and the following sums dis
bursed by the treasurer, VIM. Torbert, Esq,
for their
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LOCAL. AFFAIRS.

THE Unconditional Union men of the
Bird Election District are invited to meet at
the Court House, in Elkton, on Tuesday
evening next, at u o'clock for the purpose
of forming District Union Club.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE,

NOllCE is hereby given that the UNDER
- Signed Exanincrs, appointed by the
.oun'y commissioners to examine and de-
,'n . INC rropriety Of vacating that part
OF the public road leading TO Aruoid,s B,r
on the Elk River which lies between the Ash
STUMP and Elk River, will meet at the ASH
stump aforesaid, on H.dscsdnv. The I.ah
dag IF May, merit, at 10 O'Clock A. n tn mo
ceed to The discharge Of the duty assigned
them. JAMES FORD,
THOS PHONES.
JAS. PRICE.
April II 1863 -5w Examipnry
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE,

FARMERS x MERCHANTS BANK,
OF CECIL COUNTY.
A election for Five Directors to serve
"a Tor the ensuing year. Will be held at the
Banking House, in Elkton, on Mondag, TIE
4h day IF May, rfH between the hours Of
IL aud II O'Clock ~
JAMES GRAHAM,
Aprll II, lS63-tc. Cashier.
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The Cecil Wing.
ELKTON. APRIL IL, 1863.

HAIL TO thee flag Of mosy stars;
henenth thy shade true heart. will gather
And still uplift thee TO the breeze,
Though dark and stormy be the weather.
To thee our earliest hopes belong;
lc every field deathless story;
And still with life well hold undmm'd
The starry luster of thy glory.
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The Grand Jury made the usual report on
The cleanly -swept, delnpidaied old Jail, but did
not recommend that new one be built, us has
been heretofore the custom
State rs. Jno. Slriver. Indicted for keeping
= disordcrly house. Mt guilty Jones for
Sa;e, Evans for deftuao.
John j. Smith appellant and Henry smii,.s,a,
oppol:"". This case Was an appeal from the
judgement Of 5. Peace, Esq. Verdict of $s?I.-
- for appellee. Jones & Ewing for Smith,
Archer and Constable for Smhson, appellee.
State of Maryland, for the use of Iermon
Stump, on Constables bond against Thomas
Berry Levi Tyson, Theodore Taylor, and .Ino
Cunningham. Verdict for plaintiff and indg
mcnt for $500.
JAS NJ. Vance and Henry D. Lands, traid-
ing under the name and firm of Vance Il Ian
dis, rs. Henry Peacock, trading under the
name and firm of Peacock & Co. Judgment
'or the plaintiff for 1851.
Oliver Curlicr as. Frederick Thomas; Yer.
diet for dcrudcut
State rs. Jerry Dorsey, nli0s Jerry Bell, Gree
negro.) Indicted for larceny in two cases ana
in one case for intcing away slaves Case
removed to Kent county.
State rs. Owen Hayes for selling liquor with
out license plead guilty and fined one dollar and
cost; and for selling goods without license
plead guilty and fined 800 90 and cost.
State rs. Hiram Horn. Indicted for violent
assault and battery on Joseph G. Patterson.
Guilty and sentence to pay $4,000 fine and
costs. Jones for State, Mccullough & Mack
ell for defense
The court will adjourn to-day.
RECEPTION OF THE NJ. f. MINISTER,
Rev. j. ID. CURTIS. The newly appointed
pastor to the NJ. E. Church of Elkton, had
a handsome reception given him on Tuesday
last By the members of that church. At
6 o clock P. NJ, the elder members of the
church, together with their late pastor re-
ceived the Rev. Mr.. Curtis at banquet
provided for the occasion, and at which
the Trustees and Stewards of the church
oflic;ated; and later in the evening the
young people, principally members of the
church, met to welcome their new min
lister to the field Of his spiritual labors
for the present year. Refreshments of
various kinds were served to the company,
and after passing pleasant hour, the cere-
mony concluded with prayer by the Rev. W.
IL. Elliott. These -" receptions = in the NJ.
f. Church have become customary, and
prove very advantageous to the new pastor
The stranger is welcomed en- masse, as it were
by his future congregation, and acquaintan
ces formed at once round the social board
where the time passes pleasantly amid good
cheer and pleasant conversation. Friend
ships and good impressions thus formed are
warmed and strengthened during the min
lister 8 pastoral labors through the coming
years, which cannot fail to produce the
most happy results.
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Dr.. y. J. BING,
DENTIST,

T. ETOE, MD.-All operations warranted
- - give satisfaction.
~ rpcM Extracted and Filled without
~t'A ng pain.
r"t.oHs can rely on seeing me by calling
y '7' tim. during the first three weeks of
s-h T4onsh. Nov /, lSG2-tf.
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TIE TRAVELLER.
FbiA.. VIII. & Ralt, Railroad

Trains leave Norti. East Station as follows
~ PhiLADELrF!A. 7" BALTIMORE.
Isl tain, 1920 lst tain, H. 80
2rd train, I.55 Esd trains 5.,5
Through Freight, with passenger car A..
taehcd, leaves North East for Baltimore ut
u 80 p. II. STOPS n Cta.!estc~n. Principle,
Prrryvi.ie, Gnd Hn,ru- dv-Gluce
0-s" No .i:tir JUr Philadelphia on Sunday.
W. b. ALEXANDER,
Jan. 10, tsea--u AGENT.
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OIL CLOTHS,

VIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADNt,
STAIR RODS. &c,
All the above goods with many others will be
sold either Wholesale or Retail FOR CASH, the
ONLY CORRECT MANNER FOR DOING
BUSINESS AND BEST FOR BOTH BUYER
AND SELLER.
JOHN S. kENNARD g. BRO,
300 MARKET STREET.
April II, 1868, Wilmington