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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-23
ga SLIGHT COLD" COUGHS.

Pee are aware Of the inrostsnc~ ch<<ksn< cos.A
or slight co'd In ~ nrst stages that vhich In the be-
ginning would yield to ns:e remedy nee~ess. sc.
attacks the lungs
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCRE
gives sure and almost immediate relief Military oroer
and Soldiers should have ihen they Be carried IN
the pocket and taAsn ss coca n requires
sssd BY al Drusgssss and Dealers Medicines In the
United States and most foreign II Is esas. per
oox- teT-dAwin
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We rrAlish on our oui aid

We Faslish on our ouI side page
this week . letter from the 9th Mary
land, in which complaint is made Of
some Of the largest companies belonging
to that regiment, not having been sent
hone to the election.
Tho list was forwarded from here ma
ming the companies which contained
Cecil soldiers, and Company B. to which
the writer belongs was among them.-
Battery B. MARYLAND LIGHT AR
T1LLERY was also named, which was
sent home. The officer who had the
management Of the affair may have been
led into error by the two companies B.
and ordered only one HON. supposing,
perhaps, in the hurry and confusion Of
the moment, that ono company B. en-
braced the whole. The partial ordor
for the return Ct the Cecil soldiers to
cast their votes for the freedom and fu-
ture prosperity Of Maryland, was evident
Iy one of those unforeseen accident.
which sometimes occur, and are not dis
covered till too late to Sc remedied.
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FISH,.

We invite the attention Of our readers
to an interesting article on fsh-cultpre
which We print on the first page !, for the
fish question is becoming one of vital
Importance to the people Of this county.
The herring and shad fisheries on tho
Susquehanua, North East and Elk
Rivers that used to yield immense crops
annually, are nov nearly uuprodgctiye.
In fact, the most Of them are entirely
neglected, Is they do not pay for fishing
them.
A worry few years ago shad we're sold
st IS and IS hundred, and herring at
Is and 30 cents hundred and the
market was gluttsd, and every family in
tho county supplied. Now, shad sell
readily At 1926 and $50, and herring At
81 and 81. Is hundred, and the supply
is far inadequate to the demand. The
fisheries Of Cecil are becoming less pro-
ductive every year, and in a short time
will be completely exhausted, unless
some means be devised for replcnisaing
their crop.
To the most Of people it may seem
preposterous to talk of Matching and
breeding fsh, but moments reflection
will convince any enc that there is
nothing much more prcposterous about
the matter than there ie about raising
poultry, sheep or swine. We know of
no particular reason Why fsh can not DO
domes.icated, and every one with sufi-
cient quantity Of water to rear them in
properly, have stock always on hand.
If not, they can at least be protected, SO
that they will again swarm in all our
streams net obstructea or rendered nox.
ious to then.
Ne trust the question Of 6sh-culture
will begin to attract attention generally,
and that some means may be devised of
protecting and increasing the pisoatorial
tribes that are indigenous to our streams,
so our tables may be more abundan.ly
supplied With fsh.
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Maryland Sanitar, Fair.

The Sanitary FAIR of Baltimore was
opened on Monday evening with an cloquens
speech by President Lincoln. He WAS
enthusiastically greeted. Twenty thousand
dollars were the receipts of the evening
The american Of Thursday says: Through
ont tho day and evening Of Wednesday there
wasa very largo attendance, notwthstand-
ing the increase in the price of admission to
fifty cents. AT night the Same scene pre-
scented itself A. on Tuesday-an immense
throns striving to obtain admission; but the
arrangements were more perfect than on
the preceding evening, and consequently the
confusion was not 80 great. About half.past
eight o'clock locomotion become almost
impossible, and orders were issued to close
the doors of admission, and msny were
turned away in consequence. Contributions
still continue to pourln. Many large boxes
arrived yesterday from the counties and
from abroad.
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].]ie0.

SIMPERS.-In this town, on Thursday
morning, the 18th inst, Mrs. Polly SIM
PERs, in this 5Sth year Of her age.
RICHARDSON Monday, the 18th INST. .
ISAAC RICHARDS, near Rising Sun, in this
county.
ROBINSON.-On Saturday, the 9th inst,
HARRISON, son of Ii. Robinson, Of this
county, in the 18th year of his age.
PRICE.-In Elkton, on Monday evening,
the 18th inst, HARRIET X, daughter of
Hannah Price, of Wilmington, Del, aged
10 months.
ALEXANDRIA, Elk.on, on Monday
the 18th inst, ANN J. ALEXANDER, wife
of the late Andrew Alexander, in the S6th
year of her age.
MAKSHALL.-April 9th, Mrs. BELLA MAR.
SHALL, rclict Of late Rev, Marshall OF this
county.
TYSON.-on the goth inst, LEVI Tyson,
in the 4Gth year of his age.
The public generally are respectfully invit.
ed to attend his funeral on to morrow
Sunday ut 10 o'clock.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-04-23

Hedges rebel brigade attacked Colonel
Gillcspic's force at Paintsville, on the II.
but was repulsed. Gillespie pursued
the retreatipg rebels with eight hundred
men of the IA h and 39th Kentucky, and
surprised them Oh the 18th instant, in
camp, at Hall Mountain, capturing many
prisoners, two hundred horses, aud four
hundred saddles, three hundred stand of
small arms, and all their camp equipage.
Eighty-6ve of the rebels were killed and
wounded, and . large amount Of stolen
property was recovered aud returned 10
the citizens.
The rebel wagon train was captured
and burned. Our loss was one killed
and four wounded. Tho rebels were
commanded by Colonies Clay, Prcntiss,
May, and Jonson. Colonel May Is among
the prisoners.
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United States Internal Revenue,
First Collection District,
State OF Maryland,
CoLLECroEs OFFICE

SOLLtSTON > oEflCE,
Elkton, Md.
PURSUANT to the provisions of Section
i 10, Of an Act EMIT led - An Act to pro-
vide Internal Revenue to support the Gov
eminent and to pay interest on the public
debt -; approved July Ist, 1862. Notice is
hereby given to all persons liable to pay
Duties or Taxes under said Act, in the First
District Of the State of Maryland, compris-
iug the counties Of Cocil, kent, Queen Anhe's,
Caroline, Talbot, Dorchester, Somerset and
Worcester that the Collector of said Dis
tricts, has received from the Assessor there.
Of his annual Collection List, pursuant to
the provisions OF Section 10, of said Act
that the Duties and Taxes assessed by the
Assessor, have become due and payable that
the said Collector will attend to the collec-
ton of tho said Duties and Taxes assessed
for Cecil county, at Elkton, from and after
Monday, the 25th day Of April, inst, until
the 3Oth day Of May, 1864 and that all per.
sons in Cecil county, who shall neglect to
pay the Duties and Taxes so as aforesaid
assessed upon them, to the said Collector,
or lis Deputy. within the period Of time
above ,neciticd, shall be liable to pay ten
Der contum additional upon the amount
thereof.
rG- All pcrs,rs new licensed under the
Excise Laws, and u..siro"S to continue their
business, should mako INN >diate applica-
tion to the Assessor for a rtnewS' OF their
Licenses from the LIST Of May, next. >od at
the same time pay the Tax to the un1er-
signed. Taxes payable only in Treasury
notes and National currency.
JAS. T. MCCULLOUGH,
Collector First District State Of Maryland.
apr 90, lS6i-3t
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REMOVAL OF HxNRv CLAr's RE-
sMAISs.-rhe remains OF Henry Clay,
after Al iuterment Of twelve years, were
removed last week. upon tho death Of
shis wife, and placed side by side with
hers, beneath the beautiful mona n,ent
sreoted to his memory in the Lexington
Cemetery. A wreath Of immortelles,
placed upon his coffin by the poetess,
Mrs. Ann. S. Stephens, prior to the re-
nov.l Of his body from Washington was
found to be ia an almost perfect state Of
preservation, being but little faded,
whilst !. gold ring, bearing the initials
~. w." which rested near the wreath,
Ivv ~ bright a, ,hough just trom the
Jewellers store.
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Letter from tho 9Th n. ]. Vols
CAMP Of the 9Th Reg, n. J. Vols
Near BRANDY STATION, Va,
April 10Th, 1854,

CAMP Of the 9th Reg, n. J. vols.)
Near BRANDY STATION, Va,
April 10Th, 1854.
DEAR WurG The deed is DONE The
die is cast The fiat hath gone forth and
the old Sd Corps is now numbered among
the things that were. Why Corps, the
records Of which show more hard fighting,
more hard marching, and even fairer in
every respect than any other Corps in the
Army of the Potomac-should be broken
up and destroyed, is something which no
one seems exactly to understand. We were
the largest Corps in the army, and l would
have supposed the last that would have been
broken up. They may destroy US as an or.
ganization, but they cannot obliterate our
past history. Our deeds are impershable,
and we have the proud satisfaction Of know.
ing that the pen Of the historian will not fail
to do us Justice.
Hooker's =" Fighting Division now com.
in the coming campaign, ! assure you, that
err reputation.
All sattlers and civilians have loft the ar
my. All surplus baggage and stores have
been sent to Alexandria. and everything is
in readiness to move the moment the roads
will permit. They are at present in n very
horrible condition,--it having rained here
almost daily for the past month.
1t is reported that Lee is being largely re-
inforced, and it is generally believed that
the " Waterloo " Of this war will be fought
in the neighborhood of the Rapidan. within
the next three weeks. General Grant will
direct the movements Of this army in person,
and l cannot see how it is possible for us to
fail under such leader. Those Corps com
manders, who have always heretofore made
it point to disagree with the General com
manding on the eve of battle, and failed tc
come ito time" will, imagine, If the,
attempt anything Of that kind with Grant
he dealt with in very summary Manner
The movements of this army will no doub
be watched with great interest by the whole
country, AZ it is generally conceded that thu
two greatest Generals lice and Grant, OF
| the America continent are here pittec
against each other. He who is victoriou
| Was Immortal fame. This army is now il
splendid Sighting trim. We have becom
tired Of the nenetsny Of camp life, and ar
anxious for the cnmpsign to commence, nj
though wo know full well that very, yer.
many of us will never see it terminate. Bu
| opine that we will not have long to wait
for if am not grievously mistaken, the oil
aereotyped phrase All is quiet on tn
hanks Of tho Rapidan," will soon give plac
to news Ct Il very stirring charat'r.
} J.R. v.
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AND
WOODEN FACTORY,
Sc ACRES OF LAND

attached thereto, lying and being in Cecil
county, Maryland, in the possession Of Will
liam johnson This property lies on the
Big North East Greek, about three miles
from the depot Of the Philadelphia, Will.
mington and Baltimore Railroad at North
East.
1t is improved by 8 new Factory Is by 81
feet, in good repair, and now filled with
machinery, most of it of the latest improve
ment, suitable for the manufacture Of wooden
goods.
There is also Barn and some other Out
buildings erected thereon, in good repair.
Also the following described Machinery,
to wit -Four Carding Machines, one Picker,
one $50 Spindle Jack, one Regulator, two
Power Looms and Fixtures, and one Broad
Loom all in the Wooden Factory above
mentioned.
Persons desiring to purchase tho above
property are invited to examine the premises
previous TO the day Of sale.
Tue TERas OF SALE prescribed by the de-
cree are as follows: One-third Of the pnr-
chase money to be paid ip cash on the day
Of sale, onc-third In six months, and the
remaining ope-thjrd in twelve months from
the day OF sale; the credit payments to
bear Interest tror, tbs day of sale, and to
he secured TO the satisfaction Of the Trus.
tee. II. McCt lLOOIh,
apr 81, lS64-ts Trustee
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Che nlarkcts,

ELKTps MARKEr.-Red Wheat, 81 70;
White do; 81 30; Corn - to Oats, 6s
Clover $94
WILMINGTON MARKET, April 22.-Flour
per barrel, 81 75@ 800: Wheat, per bushel,
20, Corn, %; Corn meal, per bushel. 20;
Oats, 65(d 60; Cloverseed per bushel, 81 Is
Timothy Seed, SO
BALTIMORE MARKET.-White Wheat, 81 s.
al95; Red Wheat, 81 IS; Corn, white,
new, 25Ca12S {; Yellow, do. 25Gd1 % p
bushel Oats-Maryland, 9OM93 cents;
and 10000 cents for PENNSYLVANIA.
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EYE AND EAR.

T ISAACS, N. D., Oenlist and Aurist. Profess
y. sor Of the Fye and Ear, formerly of Leydsn,
Holland, is located at No 5l1 Pine Street. PHIL
ApELrEIA. where persons afflicted with diseases of
tho Eye or EAR will he scientifically treated and
cured, IL cureable. VAri6cial eyes inserted
without pain. No charges made for examination.
Tho Medical fuculty is invited, as he has no So
crets in his mode Of treatment. jan 80, '64-ly
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Notice.
In the Orphans Court for Cecil county,
April 9Th, 1864.
ORDERED, that the sale made and re-
~ ported by Joseph B. Preston and Amos
Pseston, Execution Of Jonas Preston, de-
ceased, Of the Real Estate Of said deceased,
be ratified and confirmed. unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 18th day OF June, next, provided copy
of this Order be published in some news
paper printed at Elkton, once a week for
one month, before that date.
c. d. CUTLER,
True copy-teSt, Register.
G. B. CUTLER,
spr ~, le6&.5w Register.
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Take no more unpleasant cud unsafe Medicines

For unpleasant and dangerous diseases, use
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU, which
has received the endorsement Of the most
PROMINENT PHYSICIANS in the u. s..
Is now offered to afflicted humanity as Ger
tain cure for the following diseases and
symptoms originating from diseases and
abuse Of the Urinary or Sexual Organs.
General Debility, Mental and Physical De-
preston, Imbecility, Determination Of Blood
to the Head, Confused Ideas, Hysteria, Cen
eral Irritability, Restlessness and Sleepless-
ness 1t Night, Absence of Muscular Efficien-
cy, Loss Of Appetite, Emaciation, Low Spir-
ITS, DisorganNation or Paralysis Of the Or
game of Generation, Palpitation Of the heart,
And, in fact, allthe, concomitants Of Nerv-
ous and Debilitatcd slate Of the system.
To Insure the genuine, cut this out, ASK
FOR HELMBOLD'S. TAKE NO OTHER.
CURES GUARANTEED.
W- See advertisement in another column.
feb.1-2m.
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and Rud 0iph. TIC IIl"al cIasslSAT G!MhasF
AMI Aero bats of tho day George Dcrious,
the renowned Man Monkey; b. Howard,
Two and Four Horse Rider, and Donbl"
Somcrsaut 1hrower.
MFR William K-nnc,y the Great Talking anil Sing
ing Clown" rorogniz.d and nrknuwledgod s' tho most
acceptable Man " iu.nor whoever assumed motsly
mrpt n nm n..i:te nv that read, c"nv-rsatonaliht
and refined gentleman fanl; whitskcr tn" paragon ~
Ring Masters. John l. Forbes the Champion Drn'i-
NOR Il tho Wo,hi Thu4c langhahle AS>innr Chaps.
the C.ni~ Mules "Cuamins ami " C'ntf"bHnd. Will he
introduced by ,hrir trainer, and ,irhtuny offered
D,Ilais hy riding Cup,ing three times around tho
Circle withcu, falling Grand Procession Of all the
Great Resources of tho show People nsis iiors''.
Ponies. Mules &c preceded by tho splendid Swan Char
lot containing No.hrrs Military Band will he made
daily II, hatast ten o'clock, \. ~, At each place II
Exhibition.
D.
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The new two.ce piece which has been
recommended for the sanction of Congress
resembles, as much as anything can, gold
coin. On one side there is a wreath of vi heat
in the centre Of which is stamped 80 cents"
and around which are the words "United
States of America On the other side
there is the shield of liberty, bearing the
words" God our Trust"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-04-23

MOVEMENTS or TIE Army or THE
PoToMAC.-Alet letter from Shows Bate
~, announces their movement from Mary
land flights, where the Battery has
been stationed ali winter, to Martinsburg,
".
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School CoMAlssloNERs.-Wc pub
lish call from the 9Th district for
meeting Of tho voters to nominate a
candidate for School Commissioner.
Other districts would do we'll to meet
al o and choose competent and public
spirited men to fill that important office.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-04-23

Gen. Kilpntriek has been relieved Of his
cavalry division command and ordered to
repor. to Geu. Gregg, under whom be will
command a brigade.
The people Of Western North Carolina
recently hung several Confederate officers
end soldiers for attempting 10 enforce the
ConscHo!cn act.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-04-23

H1GHEnRArss.-The" refreshment"
brotherhood of Elkton tcld convention
at the Union Hotel on Mona,y last, and
agreed upon an advance Of ra.ss for
.drinks" and meals, which will be fouhd
in our advertising eolumns.
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NOTICE..

THE Voters of the 9th Election District
Il are requested to meet at North East,
on SATURDAY the Both of April, ut o'clock
r NJ, at the usual place of holding primary
meetings, to nominate a candidate for
School Commissioner.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-04-23

ARREsrED.-W. Thornton was Or
rested in his bunk, on the fishing shore,
at Bulls Mountain, one day this week,
by Capt. John p. Bennett, Provost Mar
shall of this county, by order Of Pro-
vost>Alarshal Dill, Of Queen Anne's co.
Ceci! is bad harboring place for desert
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List OfPr.iceS.

To Builders and Others!
VFHE undersigned keeps constantly for
Il sale, genuine
WOOD BURNT LIME,
HAIR CEMENT AND PLASTER,
% Orders promptly attended to, at the
old stand,
Corner Of ALBEMIRLE & FAWN St.,
BALTIMORE,
(near the Depot of tho Philadelphia Il Bal
timorc Railroad company
o. Terms CASH.
JAMES McALLISTER,
Successor to Elijah Stansbury.)
apr %, 1864. 3m
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On last Sunday afternoon the Rebels,
under General Ransom, attacked Plymouth,
N. G., and were repulsed after several spir.
tied assaults on our works. General N~ssels
commanded our forces, who behaved With
great courage and gallantry: They also
mabe demonstration upoE: Newhern, but
were not able to mako any Impression upon
our hnce.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-04-23

THE MARTINs.-These messengers Of
Spring which usually make their appear
ance and take possession Of the box i'll
the yard of the Howard House, about
the 9th of April, we're later arriving the
present season. They did not greet us
with their lively twit,er till several days
after their usual time Of arrival. Wilson
in bis history OF American birds givs the
LIST ofApr a. the time the Martin reaches
the southern border Of Pennsylvania, but
the great ornithologis. is slightly in ad-
vance Of the tine.
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ini,arrisA.

HEDERICK-HITCU On the nth
inst, by Rev. Jos. 7. Brown, Mr.. WILLIAM
II. HEpmcK, aud Miss CARRIE +. HIM.
COCK, both Of this county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-04-23

The Mexican question has been settled.
Macmillan will accept the crown on the
10th, and sail day or two after.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-04-23

81 Deaths and Marriagss inserted in this paper
without charge hut 0bituarie either in prose
must maid for, at the rate Of per
= ord, , In orusr to secure publication.
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More and better Horses,
Smaller and Finer Ponies.
a greater number OF Mules,
a better selection OF Trained
ANIMALS; n larger Troupe
OF PcforInsrs, a more care
FULLY arranged Programme.
q more nnexceptionable en-
ttrtainnent, a more com.
p'ele orchestra, a more per-
itct Outtlt, a more coIniorta-
MY constructed interior,
more costly Dresses, 4
greater variety OF Appoint
mehts, and the eyincement
u a mere correct Taste and
one OF Refinement, than
nave hitherto been offered
10 The people TOR their pa
tronage ana support. Tho
consisting OF at
ieast fOkIf PERFORM
EMS hqaestrians, GYM
nas's' 'oit'seuIs, Leaper',
Dancers' a crooats, ' ocalists,
ana NJ usic'ans. Ne" Con-.
cora W ag"hs, new Carriages
new IahVas, new Dresses.
new Harness, new Costumes
new seats, new appoint
the whole forming an,
estao lisl'ment paramounttto
inc hhest ever formed either
IN TINS country or Europe.
MRS. Chas: " arntr, form.
eriy Mrs. Dan kice, wiz
perform the iar-ian'ed Blind
W hite Horse, Surrey, ami
hcr high''oncd war charger,
Champion.
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WIN. McCLELLAND, JR.,
IN THE HOLLOW,
OPPOSITE N. MINGS' BAKERY.
OPENED this weok a large stock Of
" choice Spring and Summer
DRY GOODS.
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Oil Boiled Black Silks,
AT ST, Sl.50 and So per yd.,
Plaid Silks, Alapacas,
Challics, Cloaking Cloths,
Delalnes, Prints, Lawns,
Grenadines, Lus,rcs,
Mohairs, Mourning Goods
PIN B'ik all W'll Delano,
Black Grenadines. Black Turcen Cloth
Black Prints, Black and White Prints, Gin
CHAINS and Delaincs.
MEMS WEAR:
Black Cloths,
Cottonades. Kentucky Jeans. &c
Gents Gloves and Hosiery.
Notions large assortment.
BOOTS and SHOES
for ladies, gentlemen. and children.
Largest Stock in town Of Hats, Ready Made
Clothing, Hardware, Cutlery. Queenswsre,
Willaw Ware Earthen Ware, nc.
GROCERIES:
Best SugarCurcd Family Hams, Sugar
Cured Shoulders, best quality Dried Beef,
best IN the market No. l lerrings, new,
fat and bright; New Mackerel, very fat.
CARPETINGS:
Ingram, Hemp. Cottage and Rag. Straw Mat
ting, Stair Carpets and Carpet Chain. Door
Mats, Rugs, Floor Oil Cloths, A and Ga
wide Stair. Table and Carriage do.
Wall Paper variety of styles and patterns.
All of the above will he sold reasonable
All are requested to call and examine our
stock. Terms cash.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
VALUABLE WATER POWER,

In Cecil County, Md.
The undersigned, by virtue of a Decree
of tho Circuit Court for Cecil county, in
Chancery, will sell at Public Auction, at the
Court House, in Elkton, on
Tuesday, the l7th day Of May nert,
at II O'Clock, A. NJ, all that valuable
WATER POWER
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DEAD. Isaac Boulder, waiter-in-
chief at the Howard House, died Of
pneumonia last Thursday afternoon
While the late Jacob johnson was pro-
prietor of the " Fountain Isaac Off
Grated as chief waiter of tho establish
u,ent, and whom Mr.. johnson took charge
Of the Howard House Isaac accompanied
him and ac:ed in his former capacity.
Faithful in the discharge Of all his
duties he gained and kept the confidence
Of his employers and by bis attentive
and obliging disposition won the esteem
Of both the regular boarders and tran
sient guests of the two Hotels in which
no served so long.
Most Of the patrons of the Howard
House, and also Of the Fountain !"
while he was kept by MIR. johnson,
formed the acquaintance Of Isaac, and
no one of them will hear Of his death
without regrot. May he rest in peace.