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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-02-20
CHE nlarkets.

ELKToN MARKET.-Red Wheat, 81 CT
White do. 81 50 Corn 90 3 TO Oats, Is
Clover S9l
REPORTED BY STEPHEN b. FoRD.
PIvor BRIDGE MARKE1-Red Wheat 10;
Corn, Yellow, %; Oats Go Clovcrsecd
8 SO; Flax Seed so; Beans = % Pota-
toes 30.
WILMINGTON MARKET, Feb. 19.-Flour
per barrel, 81 $50. 10 %; Wheat, per bushel,
20, Corn, l 05; Corn meal, per bushcl, l II;
Oats, G3Gg 10; Clovcrseed per bushcl, 81 OO
Timothy Seed, So
BALTIMORE ARKET.-White Wheat, 81 so
@l So; Red Wheat, 81 73; Corn, white,
new, l3W1l4 /; Yellow, do. 1901 II Z,
bushel; Oats-Maryand Ola 63 cents !;
ana 9O(G9i cents for Pennsylvania.
Hay AND SrRAw.-We quote good to prime
baled Timothy at 30aS31 loose do. at pa
$50; and 22aS23 per ton for Rye Straw.
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- The Wing this week again re-
sumes its wanted variety, having got rid
of the U. S. mail advertisement. On
the FIRST page will be found some interes-
ting articcls; amongst the number Char
ado which we recommend to our North
East friends for a solution. The accouu,
of the drawing Of lots for the executions
Of Cspts. Sawyer and Flynn, will be read
with interest. We intend to make the first
page of The Wig in future, both inter
esting and instructive. The Farmer and
Housewife shell both have a department.
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PUBLIC SALE,

TEllE subscriber having declined farming.
l. Will sell at Public Sale, on his farm in
Back Creek Neck, now occupied by Isaac
litter, on
Wednesday, the PAN Of February, 1864,
the following Stock and Farming Utensils {:
FIVE Head OF Horses, one of whch is fine
Brood Mare, Of Morgan Stock four If.
Good Mules, Eleven Head of Mich 60,
>-sss'ESass-r!gr Cows, some with Calves ga.
ss'SsfsSscSssSs at their sides Two Yoke of OK
---Ek---I en-, I | Head Of Young Cattle, 20
Shoats, Brood Sows. . Ok Cars, Wagon,
new Chrriag".l Hussey Reaper. in good or.
der; Hand Corn Shelters, Cutting Box.
Spring Tooth Horse Rake, Grain Fan,
Wagon Harness, Collars, Brides, Flows,
llarrows, Cnllivators, Ok Yokcs, &c.
TERMS OF SALE All sums Of $40 or I'M
der, Cash. Over that sum Il credit of eigh,
months VIII he given, by giving note with
approved security.
e Sale to commence at l o'clock. A. ~
feb 20-lt. GEO. W. BENNETT.
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New MILLINERY STORE IN Town.
Miss Mary A. Jones has taken the Mil
lepery Store formerly occupied by Mrs.
bSfmann. She respectfully informs her
friends and the public generally, that
having received new Stock of Millene-
ry Goods, she it prepared to wait upon
all who favor her with a call. See her
advertisement in another column Of to-
days Wing.
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NOTICE..

The Third Term of Elkton Academy
will begin on the 20 h lust.
Those intending to enter are earnest y
requested to do SO at the commencement
of the Term, when new classes are form
ing to which they may be admitted with
out loss of time on their part or iacon-
venicnec to the teacher.
No charges less than for term will
be made. JOS. ROOP, Jr.,
feb ID, 'G4, St Principal.
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Ass'EHJE.

TElIE undersigned respectfully informs her
Il friends and the Public generally, that she
continues at the old stand (Kaiiroad IIDTEL)
at the corner of North and Back streets, former
ly conducted by her late husband James H.
Smith, decd, where she hopes b. strict alcn-
ton to business TO merit and receive share Of
the public patronage, Her Bar will be plenti-
fully supplied with the best Of Liquors aud her
Table with all the luxuries that the place and
times afford. Her Stables, will, at all times, 10
attended to by careful ostIers.
feb cost. CAROLINE II. SMITH.
GENE and Glling Twine and Cotton
- Robe for sale at the store in the Hollow
by feb POI WIN. McCLELL AND.
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FLoGGED.-William Chase, free ne
gro, was sentenced at the last Term of
the Circuit Court Of this county for
stealing a coat aud neck tie from brother
chip, to receive twenty-five lashcs. The
sentence was executed in the Jail yard
on Saturday last,
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A NATIONAL BANK IL NORFOLK. "A nation.
al Bank has been organized at Norfolk Va. !,
with Capital Of 500, 900, With the privilege
of increasing it TO million. The new bank
will be opened for business in about two
weeks.
President C. l.. Cole Of Norfolk.
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TO BOUNTY TAX PAYERs.-The
subscriber will be in North East Satur-
days the ooh & 9th Of the present month
and the 5;h of March, for the purpose
of receiving the Bounty Tax and all
persons not paying the same at the expi-
ration of said time, will lie dealt with
according to law. ELI COSGROVE.
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TO THE LADIES
ELkTON n VICINITY.
NEW MILLINERY u TRIMMING
STORE IN ELKTON.

MISS MARY A. JONES having taken the
AVA New Sfo,c House lately occupied by Mrs
LcliinaIn, offers 10 her friends and tile Public
at large, q newly selected Stock Of
Bonnc,s, Trimmings and
Miiencry Goods
generally. Her personal attention wi! be Civ
en- to all orders in her line, and she promises
that her STYLES and assortment of Goods shn.
not he inferior To any ever oilcled to The Public
Her Stock will he continually increased by no
velics in Rihons. Trimmings, EInLroi,lers, 4 81;
and ST! les not on her she.Ses vii! he ordered 10
s'lit her customers lIop to receive share
of the Public patronage, she respectfully soiicits
an examination Of her stock
Enb'oidering, Plain and Fancy Sewing exc
cucd TO ORDER by competent nee,llewoncn.
feb -, '6i-tt. MARY A. JONES.
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MISUNDERSTANDING. Christman, of
the I'd Delaware Reg, has been detach-
ed to recruit for the 5.h Md. Reg. His
headquarters are at Elkton.
Lieut.. H. Bennett, of the I'd Del,
has also been detached to recruit for
his Regiment. His headquarters are
at Newark, Del.
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A. NJ. MAiraNY, Secretary.

Among the Legislative proceedings Of
Monday last We find the following bills
passed by the Senate Honse bill amending
local laws of Cecil county relating to roads.
Senate bill requiring the Sheritfs ofthe
counties and the city of Baltimore to make
an alphabetical list Of all persons required
to take out licenses.
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MORE COMPLAINTS OF THE MAILS. -
The Woodlawn package of The Wigs
did not reach its destination on Saturday
as it should have done. Agents to
blame.
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Notice to Creditors.

EflllS Is to give notice, that the subscriber
l. Of Cecil county. hath obtained from tho
Orphans Court Of said county, letters Tcs-
tamcntary OF tie personal estate of Henry
v, thorpe late Of said county, deceased
All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit tho
same, with the vouchers thereof duly au-
thcnticated. on or before the 18th day Of
October, lSGi they may otherwise by law,
he excluded from all benefit OF said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are r..
qucstcd TO make immediate payment to the
subscriber. Given under my hand this 18th
day of October. lSG3.
CHARLOTTE THORPE,
E4ccutri1 Of Henry ". Thorpe, decd.
Tcst-CAAiKLEy b. CrTLER, leg.
jan %, lSGi-Gw
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West Gr0ye Boarding School
FOR GIRLS,
At West Grove Station, Chester
county, Pa,

On the Philadclphia and baltimore Central
Haiiroad, .Joriy mites from fhitadeLphia,
and ten from CIjord.
fsI!IE Summer Term Of twenty weeks will
Il commence On ID day, the II Of 9TH mo.
next. The course of instruction is cX,cn-
sive and thorough, including the Latin and
French languages, Drawing, Book Keeping,
Botany, Geology, &c. The school is amply
furnished with appnranses, Books of refer
ence, &c. Much attention given to the Phys
zeal as well as to The Mcnta and moral train
ing Of the pupils. Terms reasonable, Send
for circular. Address
TIlOS. T. COWARD, Principal,
West Grove, Chester CO. Pa.
feb l3-3m.
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REV. j. S. Cook, formerly pastor of
the Elkton NJ. E. church, is having
revival of religion going on in Centre.
vile, Md. Several souls have been con-
verted, and others are still found seek
ing "the pearl of great price"
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Recruits Wanted

LNOR the LIST Maryland Vceran Voluntc,,
IL Inauny, late tho 9TH Nd. Vol. lnty. In,
Rcyt. has earned mperishablc glory and IN I'M
dying name by its brilliant aud l.cluic conduct
in the field. 1t now calls upon the galian, Som.
of Maryland 10 le-iill its depleted ranks. Come
and join this band OF Veterans aud help to dc
tend the Glorious Star Spnng!o Bannor. Tho
most liberal Buuntcs given 10 recruits. For
further particulars apply TO the recruiting office,
in North ST. near Main street, Elklon, 5id., %!
CAPT. CHARLES H. CilRlSIMAN,
feb 2D-tf. Recruiting Officer.
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REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY.-Thc
following repor. was made by the last
Grand Jury, and though lengthy, it is
somewhat unique and original in The way
of reports of this kind:
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Y I1NDUII.

q virtue of an Order of the Orphans
- Court of Cecil county, the subscribers,
as administrators of Thomas Howard deccas.
ed, will offer at Public Sale, on
Weanesdny, the 9th dug Of .Narch, nert,
on the farm of the deceased, near Elkton.
the Personal Property Of the said Thomas
Howard, consisting Of Stock, viz:
Four Head of re3
HORSES. Gyls
~::s6r7ES~wS Five Mich Cows, (sone IresIl
g. sss& One Yoke Of Oxen, one pair Of
---l---A Steers not broken, and Five
Head OF other Young Cattle. One Sow with
Pigs. One Road Wagon, one r,
OK Cart, one Horse Cart. one S3sa
Carriage, one Dearborn, one s,rsTSsSS.
Reaper and Mower, two Horse ENkrs. two
Wheat Fans, one Corn Shelter. Plows. IIar.
rows, Cnltlvators, and other Farming Utcn.
sls; Harness, Gears, &c.
Also, Household aud Kitchen Furniture,
VIZ Beds, Bedstcads and Bedding, CARPETS.
Chails, LADIES, sofa, Bureaus, Stoves, &C.
Also, about
32 ACRES OF WHEAT
IN the gronnd-Clovcr and Timothy HAY.
WIN other articles not named.
TERMS or SALE. ALL sums of ten dollars
ana under cash. For all sums over ten dol
lars HE purchasers will he required to give
notes win approved security, payable IN
SIX months, and bearing interest iron, date.
IL Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock. A. N.
ANN HOWARD,
JACOB A. HOWARD,
Administrators
Samuel Burns, Auctioncer. feb Is, ,6t.Ii
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1flarric0.

BENNETT-MERCER. In Philadelphia,
on the 4th inst, WM BENEFIT, of the
9th Md. Reg. and KATE MERCER, both of
North East, Cecil county.
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THE COOLEST N1aHT.-Last We'd
nesday night was the coolest of the pres
ent Winter.
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Mr.. WIZ. II. BARRY, of Baltimore,
has bought Of Mrs. Eliza Cloud, the
house on the corner of Church and
Main streets, for $1,000. 1t is to be
converted into store to be occupied
by VIM. p. Morgan.
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VENDUll.

HAFlNG sold my farm, will Offer at
Il Il Public Sale, on
Eonday, The 29M day Of February, inst. ,
Il large amount of Personal Property, con-
sistng in part as follows TEN head of
Horses one pair Work oxen, twelve head Of
Milch Cows and Young Cat
tie, four Carriages, ono broad I3CS-
wheeled Wagon with Hay nE.rGeAAsaSSIG
Rigging. one Ok Cart, one Mn, Vi 1gon. onc
koier, one new Fan, one new C"ru Shelter,
8 Piuws, u Cuilvdtors. b grows, Corn Drag.
, Whrc!barrows, FORKS, Snov"ls, &c, l new
saddle, Wagon and Pillow Gears, Wheat
Drill, Bacon by the lb., with great Num-
her Of articles not mentioned.
TERMS OF SALE All sums under S 10 CASH;
from $40 to so six months credit above
so twelve months credit, by the purchaser
giving note with approved security, bearing
interest from date.
~ Sale to commence at precisely 10
O'Clock. A. N. DANIEL BRAT TON.
heb IL, 1861 Is
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The Phil. Conference ofthe NJ. f. Church
will assemble in Wilmington, Delewags,
March TIC 9ta.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is here by given, that application
l. will be made To the Commissioners of Cc-
ell County, at their first regular meeting after
the 2lst day OF March next, Ion the appointment
of Examiners to view and determine the proper
tv Of vacaing the pic,ent Road from Wilson
Sidwes' Mill TO the Harmony NJ. L. Church, in
the 9TH District, and opening IL new road to run
through u valley adjacent 10 the present location
through lands of Wilson Sidwell, james Gra-
nam and VIM. Grice, to u point near WIN.
Harris gale on the Rowandsvii!c nnd Battle
Swamp road. feb 20, 'Gt-1w.
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lI-)ie0.

MAULDIN.-In North East. on Friday
morning, the 18th inst, ZEBrLAs X.
MAUiDIn, aged II years.
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PUBLIC SALE

TENHE subscriber, about declining farming
4 will sell at Public Nendue, at lis resi-
dence, 4 miles west of Elkton. on the farm
formerly owned by James Whitaker, on
Vednesday, the Cd day of ,Harch, 1864
his entire Stock and Farming Utensils, viz
u head of valuable work and car.
rlage HORSES, one Colt, rising ia
three years old; one pair Of wcll 1871.
broken Mules.
-, :s,sssfs; gzz5 30 head of CATTLE, consisting
Of Mich Cows, > Yoke of Ok
-.H en- 4 and 5 wears Old LETTERS,
ID Steers and . bulls, . and years old "A
lot of YeariinI Calves, IL Shoats and !
large Chester Boar.
FARMING UTENSILS.-1 Germantown
Family Carriage, York Buggy, nearly new;
= iwo-horse Wagons, Ok Cart, Horse
Cart, ! Mill wagon, new Wheat Drill,
Mower and Reaper, l Vanwinklc Fan,
Pennock Corn Shelter, ! Revolving HAY
Rake, Is IIeckcndorn, Concave. Coulter.
Moore and Wiley Flows, Double Diamond
and llarrows, Cultiyators in good order.
set Of Double and sets of Single lIar-
ness, sets Of Wagon Geals, . sets of Plow
Gears with Chain Traces, Collars and Bri-
dies, Cradles. Moving and Briar Scythcs,
Double and Single Trees Shovcls, Forks
Grabbing and Field Iiues, Axes. Ok and
Harrow Chains, lot Of Flow Castings. and
numerous other things found on Il large and
well stocked farm.
J. The public will do we'll To attend this sale.
as the Stock is among the best. and the
Farming Implements the most ompcte =; hat
have been sold in the county for some time
Being large sale, it will confluence at
~ O'Clock. precisely.
TEnMs.-All sum, Ct $50 and under, cash;
all over that amount credit of six months
viii be given; the purchaser giving his note
with approved security, bearing interest
from date.
No properly to he removed until the con.
d'hons Of the sale are complied with.
WIN L. HOWARD,
led 10, 1861 1T Saiu'l Burns Auctjouper
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O. u. y. NJ.

c.ET. y. NJ.
JNDEPEN DENT Cuuncil No. II, o. U. \.
L NJ, respectfully aud cordially invite all
Brethren to partakc Of their hospitality on
the I'D day vi February, inst, at the Hall
in North East. BY order Of Council.
feb IL, 81. JOHN {. CRAIG, f. s.
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NOTICE..

NOEETE.
In the Orphans Court for Cecil County,
October 10th, 1868.
ORDERED That, the sale made and re.
Oportrd by Amos r. Blake, Executor, Of
Isaac Dcanc. deceased. of the Real Estate
OF said deceased he ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the sth day of March, mex
provided copy Of this order be inserted III
some newspaper printed at Elkton, once a
week ior che month before the Sth day Of
March, next.
The report states the amout Of sales to DO
SO, SoO.U0. c. b. CUTLER. Reg.
True copy,-test,
c. b. CUTLER.
feb Cow. Register.
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NOTICE.

w HEREAS the State and County Taxes
v, Of the following years have not been
! paid on a tract of land situated near Andora,
in the 18th election district. adjoining lands
ct Matthew Gallahcr. Norris Lewis, Day
Carter and others, containing as per assess.
ment thereof 90 acres. md belonging to the
heirs of Alexander Mcimirc. but charged to
DR.. jamns II. Wnncr on tie Assessment
Book of Cecil county. said tract of land, be.
ing the same land allotted to Mary Springer,
widow OF James Springcr) rs de,i>ee "
Com missbn"re appointed for the rarttian
Of the Real Estate of JAS. Springer. deed.
as will appear by return of said Commission
crs made on the Sh day of April 1925. re-
corded in the Records Of Cecil county Cir
cut Court, and the same land that was de-
vlscd to the heirs al law of Ak McIntire.
late OF Pcnnsy ,ana dec d., by the will Of
Mary Springer aforesaid. recorded in the Of
flee Of the Register of Wills for Cecil coun-
ty March 20, 1860, which taxes are due as
tolluws:
Eor tho year $50 with 1nt.re. Jan 49, 1861. .oos
FIR FIR ): : i ists - e l go
and whereas no PERSONAL property can DO
found on the premises aforesaid.
Therefore ordered by the county Commits.
sioncrs Of Cecil county, that if the taxes due
as aforesaid on the above described land be
not paid within thirty days after the publca.
ton of this order together with the costs of
advertising and all other legal charges there
on, to Alban ii. Brnton. collector of said
district for the year 1867 and 1863. he shall
after causing twenty days notice thereof to
be given, sell the said land to the highest
bidder for the payment Of the aforesaid tax
es, costs and legal charges.
BY order
J. S. CRAWFORD,
feb G, 'Gi-5w elk Com. Cecil county.
Cost tor advertising $1,000.
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Delegate, to TIE Constitutional Conrextion.
THOMAS p. JONES,
GEORGE EARLE,
DAVID SCOTT,
JOSEPH b. PUGU,
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TO THE YOUNG OR OLD,

MALE or FEMALE,
IF you have been suffering from habit in.
dulged in by the Youth OF both Sexes, which
causes 50 many
ALARMING SYMPTOMS.
It units them for Marriage,
And is the creates evil which can beial.
MAN OR WOMAN
See SYMPTOMS enumerated in Advertisement
and if you are a sufferer, cut out the advcr-
tisement, and send for it at once. Delays
are dangerous. Ask for Ilclmbold's. Take
no other. Cures guaranteed.
Berarc of Counterteits and limitations.
MOVES i'm.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE..
TTIIlE Subscribers to the STOCK of the
l. SASSAFR AS RIVER STEAM NAEI-
CATION COMPANY are hereby notified
that the first instalment Of TWENTY FIVE
DOLLARS per share is now due; and they
are notified TO meet in Chestcrtown, on
Tuesday, the 3D. day Of yNarch, 1864,
for the. purpose Of making payment OF the
same. ABEL J. REES,
feb 20, IS5i-2t Treasurer.
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A LADY who has had some experience in
n Teaching. wishesa situation as Govern
"Ss III a family, or would have no objections
&'takc charge OF a School. Apply al this
Office.
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FRUIT TREES AS the season has arrived for persons
to make their arrangements for fruit trees for spring
planting we take pleasure in calling the attention uf
planters To the very extensive nurseries Of Randolph
w. NJ Peters, Newark. Delaware. They certainly have
the largest stock Of grapes and pears any establish
neht IN the United States As they sat islied that
these TWO l1pnar fruits about to become tho most
profitable fruits grown in this coutry they have made
specially Of them and are prepared now to supply
them by the tens Of thouSauds to the orchardis and
vineyard grower. The Messrs Peters arc extensive
lrnit growers hs well s men, and practical
III Their business. they propagate only from bearing
trees and vines, which is guarantee that persons
VIII get what they buy and be disappointed when
Their trees come into bearing by seeing different kind
=. frnt from what they bought They discard all worth
less kinds Il" fruit, and only propagate those kinds that
e'l cultivation having regard to quality and quantity
OF frnit proluccd and ia their selection they are gov
eicd ASIDE from their own experience by the opinions
Oh the most eminent writers the culture Of fruit in
AMERICA anu Of the most experienced and practical
lrhit growers in all parts Of the country and Of the
recommendations of the American punpIo,iCal Society
We therefore particularly recommend that NIL f: AIT
elsewhere their stock large and varied they can,
not all to lie suited both in the varieties and the quail
ny "f the trees, to wit Apples, Pcas, Peaches Cher
RES ApricotS. Ncctarnrs, Plums Almonds, &c, also all
Kinds VI small fruits ornamental trees slrubbcry hot
ho'i~e plants, &c. They hava 10000 grapes ready
Tor sale now, consisting largely of the following leading
kinds Delaware, Concord, Hartford. Prolific Maxaraw-
ney Rogers liy bri Nurtus Seedlings, Clinton Crcvel-
ins. Diam, Union. Village. Tokaon Rcbccca Taylor
Ca'"wha. IL bella. and about 10 other kinds Pers
can order by mail with entire confidence i'll having
tee done them. Descriptive catalogues Will be uiied
to all applicants free Of charge by addressing r. W. NJ
Peters Newark, Delaware, feb 20, lSGi-Gw
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of CO-Partnership

Dissolution of CO-PartneYsf,ii,.
WYE, the undersigned. have this day dis.
w solved Co Partnership by mutual con-
sent. The remaining partner Geo. Witworh,
is authorized to settle the business OF the
Firm. 'WITWORTll Il PERKINS.
January 26th, 1864.
intend continuing the Coach Business, in
Just and honorable manner, and all who
want Carriages can now have Il good article
without g"in. away from h"me To Get it.
=. S.-Givo me Il trial and judge for Your
selves GEO. WlTWORVH.
feb Is IT,