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STATE Council OF THE o. U. A. NJ.

The second quarterly meeting of the State
Council O. U. A. VI. of Maryland was held
in Elkton, on Tuesday evening last The
attendance was large, and the reports from
the various Subordinate COUNCILS showed
the Order to be in prosperous condition.
After the adjournment, the members par.
took OF fine oyster supper, prepared BY Mr..
VI. l.. Rcalcv.
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CECIL COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL,
f.LkTON, MARYLAND.


REV. WALTER s. DRlSbALE, AM, Principal.
THIS Ihstithtion has been reorganized to
4 afford the citizens OF Cecil county opportunity
of securing superior education for their SONS and
daughters. lilo c;paci"lts building has been re-
ti>sstd ami the School room rriittcl: and every
facility il is believed is now possessed for cunnil-
uirntng thorough instruction in al the branches
!nrtcd Ia prepare pupils for business, for Teach
in" ar for the tss,.s al College
The arrangements of the Central High School are
such ihat the advantages of the best Academies may
here he srcuI. Il ut almost nominal cost Board
ing can h obtained in the town ut reasonable ratc.
The Scholastic year is divided into Four Quarters OF
eleven weeks each.
The Turn-Fer for the first or lowest class is
Tilc. Dollars per quarter: for the second class,
Four Dollars and to.- the thiri class, Five Dollars.
IN additional charge per quarter viii u" made In
French. and also for Drawing amt Painting. Class
BOOKS. excepting for optional studies, Stationery
and Fuel. sspplicd 10y III" Board, NJ II moderate
charge per quarter. Until otlIcrwS" ordered, Pupils
from other COMMITTEES will he admitted upon the same
terms as the children of Cecil county The Board OF
School Commissioners have reserved the right to
introduce into tho fTi5r school, free of charge, Il
number of pupils from the Public Schools of the
count whose attanments in their studies justify
such advancement. and w!sp shah be recommended
ly the Commissioners of the Districts III which the
schools they attend are located.
The regular Holidays appointed by the Board are
Wa hingtou's Birth Day, Easter Monday Fourth OF
July Tlal.ll- giving Da, and Christmas Week.
BOARD OF VISITORS -.Tnmcs T, Mccullough
"a e. Hiram %cCullongh, Esq, II. u. Junar, Esq,
Dr. Joseph Wallace. Rev James Mclntir".
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Tie Lesson of October.

The lohnsonized Democracy had to gain
iwe"ty,t~o Representatives i'll Congress in
order to be able to prevent the passage of
bills over veto. Up to this moment while
nearly half the members from the loyal States
have been chosen, the Johnsonites have gain
ed noae.
In the States that voted last week, the
members returned stand as follows:
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JUDGES OF ELEcrIoN.-The judges of cleo
ton for the 4th district, by typographical
omission, did not appear in our published
list last week. The following are the judges
appointed for that district:
David Scott, Levi Hall and Jas. McKane
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-The rea

VT 1eH.f7 I1oI III e. - TIC TCGI
estate of Jesse Harris, dec d, in Elk town
ship, Chester county, containing II acres
Was sold, on Saturday last. to John NJ Shane,
of this CO., for Sj57350.
The Wilmer property, at Battle Swamp,
containing 225 acres, was sold. last week. to
+. NJ. Rawlings and Theo. }. Vannenlan.
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Two Threads Not Necessary.

The Christian Idc0rdtc and Journh says: While
aute none of the wcil-dcservcd praise have
given to the others, we must in justice express
confidence in the merits of the Wilcox Gibbs Sew
ing Machine We consider that n great dcsidcratllm
has been supplied by it, in proving, beyond doubt.
that TWO THREADS ARE NOT, supposed NECESSARY
A
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-10-20

- Official returns of the late recent cleo,
ton in Nebraska indicate a Radical Majority
of between six and seven hundred. The
Legislature is two,thirds Republican. This
result was much more than could have been
expected and adds fifth to tie victories OF
October
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k"p. mon Dem. Keep Union Dem
VERMONT 0 >
Maine, u i
Oregon,
There was failure to choose in one Yer.
mont district, but both Republicans candi,
dates were far ahead Of their Democratic
competitor, and II Republican will surely be
chosen mex time.
We have also gained II U. S. Senator from
Pennsylvania in place of Ed.err Cowan, and
have secured another U. s. Senator from
Indiana in pleacc oithc Hon. Henry S. Lane,
who declines Il reelection. The u. s.
Senators last chosen from Pennsylvania and
Indiana were against us.
In Ohio the Republican majority sat least
10000 higher than last year. 1t is consid .
crably higher in Iowa. In Indiana the Re,
publican majority is less than in 1864, but
far higher than in any other year.
In Pennsylvania, Gen. Geary's maioris,y
is larger than Gov. Curtin's in 1868, when
our entire majority was made up of soldiers
aud clerks sent home from the Union armies
and from Washington to vote. Our advcr-
Saries then claimed that we coerced or chang
ed the soldiers votes ; now, the soldier are
at home, and vote as they see fit. Yet they
vote-aS they did when in the field and, with
the Offices and patronage ofthe Federal Gov
eminent turned against us, we have gained
strength in Congress.
Can any fail to discover the signs of the
times !-NeU York Tribune.
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LAYING THE TRAcK.-The p. W.
and B. II. r.. Company are laying down the
track Of the branch road from Port. A half
mile of the track has been laid, commencing
at IIeckarts saw mill. This road is being
very substantially butt, being bcddcd and
ballasted with stone
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CLAIM FOR DAMAGEs.-The second

NLHIM FVK DAMAEES.- he second
jury was held in the case Of Mr.. II. Steele
against the Columbia and Port Deposit Rail
road Company on Tuesday last, Mr. Steele
claiming $1,000 damages from the Company
for passing through his property. The sec.
ond jury confirmed the award of the first,
allowing the plaintiff $50.
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THIRD DISTRICT CLuB-A full meeting of
members is requested ut the Court House,
tonight, as business of Importance will be
brought before the Club.
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SoRGuUM.-W received n .siuon r

SoRGnuM.-We received ssjug" of
very superior sorghum molasscs, few DAYS
ago, from our friend, Mr.. Davis Scott, OF
SCOTS Mills. Mr.. Scott has IL cane mill and
manufactures sorghum to n considerable cx-
tent He makes very excellent article. as
sc can bcar witness, having lad considcra,
ble personal experience III the sorgho syrup
I'm Sinnss
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Hon. n. p. Banks was renomlnated on
Wednesday, for Congress- by the Republi,
cans of the Sixth Congressional District OF
Massachusetts.
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\ cnrtNiWt invitation is extended to all who are in
favor Of the Congressional plan of Reconstruction.
the sustaining of the Present Registry Raw Of the
Stat" of MNrland i'll its true intent and meaning.
and wEHt are opposed to the notwithstanding policy
of Andrew Johnson and Thomas Swami.
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A Desirable House and Lot for
Sale.

J'HE Dwelling is new and substantial.
with ample "utiulings Garden and Yard; fences
nearly new; also Veil Of good water On the plu.,-
IN" Lot contains Eleven Acres. less situate ut
Ju''' 81 the i'lRtoh and chesapeake roads AMI
firh'htown turnpike. two mile, from Elkton.
For further infornation inquire Of
49,, , JOHN VI. REED.
p't ~, lo"o-}w Chesapeake CITY, Nd.
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Colal affairs.

COIlectiOns.-JAS. DENNY, ESQ,
is the regularly authorized Agent Cor The
Wing, for the collection Of Advertising and
Subscription bills
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AppoINTED.-Mr. Henry Clayton, Of
this county, has been appointed Captain in
the 10Th Regiment L. S. Infantry, now sta,
toned at Little Rock, Arkansas
Captain Clayton served with credit in the
Purncl Cavalry, during the war, and after
his honorable discharge, upon the recon
mendation of the Hon. Henry Winter Davis,
was appointed Provost Marshal of the I'd
Congressional District, in place of the no
torious Blumenburg. Every paper in Balti
more compimented his discharge of the i'm
portant and delicate duties of this office, and
his present appointment, with increased
rank, is but Il Just reward for his services
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D. Il. BURTON.
ASTR AY,

CAME on the premises of the subscriber,
" September 10th 1865. a RED BULL. with white
SPOT in his face and white hind leg; rising :!
years old The owner is requested To come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take him nwn,y
q. W SMITH.
Oct G lsG.-jw, Zion, Cecil cuuntv, Md.
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
HATS AND CAPS.
ROOTS SHOES, &c,
which he will sail ut Low PRICES
S6"Plra," call and examine the stock
Thankful for past ftvors he hopes to merit n con-
'ihancc OF the patron gc Of the people Of Rising sun
and vicinity. ESpE
Oct 20, lStaj-3m
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LUMBER.-The rains of last week
caused a rise in the Susquehanna, and raft,
ing has been quite brisk, good number of
board and timber RATS having reached tide,
wotpr
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EG.DlNNER and Horse Feed will be provided, o.
the ground at reasonable rates.
BY order,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE CECIL co.
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RISING sun
CLOTHING STORE.
Fall and Winter Clothing,

THE under signed begs to inform his
friends and the public in general, that he has just
received large stock of
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PROCLAMATION

To the Citizs,.S Of Elktom and ricinity.
Informing them that keep large and well selected
stock If
DIN GOODS,
NOTIONS,
READy-MAnE CLOTHING,
of the latest styles;
BOOTS and SHOES,
QUEENSWARE
CEDARwARF.
Carpetings and Oil Cloths for Tables. Carriages and
Floors that will sold very cheap for the cash also,
complete assortment Of Groceries selling at the fol
lowing prices:
Best White Sugar, 10 cents;
c g 10 cents:
Brown 14al5 cents;
Good 11ml2l2 cents;
Best Coal Oil, Is cents per gallon.
D. Il. BURTON.
Oct 20, 1866
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The Assistant Assessors Office
Is REMOVED To
PORT Deposit

MONTHLY RETURNS must be sent in
~ ON or before the 10th Of each month > ''
vi persons liable to Special Ia Z who h,v,. ma 7 ;
dit-ly. L. A. C. t;EKI,. Ass;t M iihhic-
wv ~ lo"-iw 9Th Division, LIST Dist. of Nj
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Total.

Here is a positive gain to the right, and
the Representatives previously chosen stand
as follows:
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Tobacco of all kinds can be had

at City Prices, at FLOOD 4 PULLEN's,
may l.. Main street, Elkton.
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FOR SALE.

Carpets & OilCloths.
Ingram Carpet Rag Carpet. Hemp Carpet,
~. 81 and ~ flo,r oil Cloth.
~ ~ and 81 Table Oil Cloth.
~, 81 and CT Carriag" Oil Cloth.
BY D. 4. BURTON Ekton, Md
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Dana es to Sheen.

THE following awards for sheep damages
will he paid on application at the mrnssioner,
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30 U S A N ID SH Els.
Fo sale by d. f. BURTON,
Opposite Post Office. Ektun Nd.
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DRY GOODS.


DRESS GOODS,
CLOAKS and SHAWLS,
PRINTS and DELAINES,
PLAID and PLAIN POPLINS,
FRENCH MERINOS,
FLANNELS and BLACKS,
BID and BROWN SURFING.
WOODEN GOODS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
HATS and CAPS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
BALMORAL SKIRTS, &c.,
4 II l,irl. I,,, IL En-,
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- John Van Buren, died, on Monday last,
on board Of the Steamship Scot q. at sea-
His body aa4 brought On to New York,
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CAPTURE OF GrrscHE,

, On the 10Th OF June tho Silesi.n army captur ed
Gitschen, after sangumary struggle. The posi-
tioh OF tho Auotriaps upon the surrounding hills
was such as to seem almost impregnable, but was
carried by tho indomnitable courage OF tho Prus-
SLAMS. This victory was of great mportaace. as
that OF the Crown Prince
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p A N i . .

Former Presen
Prices. Prices.
BLACK FRENCH DOE CAss. PANTS. SIG IS
BLACK FRENCH DOE CAss. PANTS. Is IL
BLACK FRENCH DOE CAss. PANTS. IL 10
FRENCH SILK MIXED CAss. PANTS. 1s 1s
FRENCH SILK MIXED 0Ass. PANTs.. 15 u
FRENCH SILK MIXED CAss. PANTS. IS 10
LIGHT CoLoRED ENGLISH MELTON
fANIS.... ............... IS 10
LIGHT CoLoRED FRENCH CAss.
FhNIS.- IA
CHIVRo1T CASS PANTS. TS....... 10 IN
STRICTLY ENGLISH oAss PANTS. :. 16 "a
LIGHT OOLORED OASS. PANTS 7 x
HAIR.LINED CASS PANTS. .. 0 q
LUPINE HAIR-LINED OAss. PANTS
FRENCH DRAB D'ETE PANTS s Is IN
FRENCH JOINER CLOTH PANTS w "a
ENGLISH DRAB D,ETE PANTS. w 7
BLACK ALPACA LINED PANTS 468
CoLORED CAsS. PANT5.......... $50 4bo
COLoRED CAsS. PANTS. ........ 3 q
LINEN AND COTTON WORKING
fANko...... Observation-Disclosures. 1.60
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VICTOR EMANUELs CHIEF SIGNAL, ORF1or, A
Norfolk paper says tho principal signal officer viii
Victor EmanuePs lta1ian forces il Colonel Vietor
Guerson, well and favorably known as q momber
OF the indepondent Signal Corps, G. 8. A. Mr..
as a volunteer in the First Louisiana rerim
and was Transferred to Captain Smslls First Com,
Pany Signal Corps on its organization in this city
IN April, 1862 Victor Guorson was born in Hesse
CasseI, is German Jew, and master of several
languages. It is moro than probable he left for
Europe with General Beauregard, as he returned
to Louisiana after Lees surrender
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Important Decf Iii fon-The LfnI,fIttv of cc,-
Tolerate Officers for Prtya1o proncr.y
Seized by them during the War
[ From he Nashville Banner.

lrFom the NdshpiHe Banner
:. Judge Campbell recently rendered q decision,
involving points in which all who fought for the
80 called" are directly interested.
=, 1t appears that in September, 1861, CAPTAIN ].
NJ Hawkins, who at that time was acting as mill
Iary conductor on the Lonisville and Nashville
railroad, took from Mr.. Craig, who was on his
way North, the sum Of $3.50 in gold, in accordance
WIN standlng orders from General Foster that all
valuable articles should be taken from persons
passing through tho lines to the enemy. Shortly
be'ore the close Of the war Mr.. Craig filed biil
IN the Chancery Court against Captain Hawkins.
amen "a aoeens IN the South for the recovery Of the
ne demurred to the bill, on the ground that he
was acting under orders from Generals Fostor
ana Anderson. On this account the bill was with
or drawn and amended so as to include tho latter in
que responsibility desired by the act. A second
demurrer was then entered, based on the niao
.has tho money was seized as matter of military
pfecan ION, and that the act was in accordance
with the recognized rules Of civilized Wa
rare. sns,.; {ha p, decision made by Judge Campbell
sastaln4 the demurrer, on the ground that tha
Confedetate States were to be regarded ~ "e Sc,i ln
erent, and that tho defendants were justified IN
laws OF war. ~ 'n'
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BEDFORD's POLAR BEER.

THE WELL KNOWN PROPERTIES OF THIS pOpU
l. LAB and Refre shing Beverage, rerder comment
unnecessary 1t Is manufactured ENTIRELY FROM
ROOTS, AND ON THE PREMISES
since tho Of this Refreshing and Inyieo
rating Beverage through the Polar Soda and Beer Fo1n
tain, IL has met with steady sae aud every ono who
partakes Of 1t pronounces 1t really delicious.
me proprietor need only to the patrons Of tho
foLAh BEEN that In order to retain tho reputation
has now obtained he will continue to make il from the
original recipe feeling confident that continued suo
cess depends entirely upon the good quality OF ita
GENTS PER GLASS Is GENTS PER QUART 80
CENTS PER GALLON. thstu Jnlv 10
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TRI-WEEKLY,. HACK LINE
LAURENs AND NEwRruu,

M AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 18TH INsTANT.
- the HACK will connect with the up train on tbs
GGreenville and Columbia Railroad on TUFsDAYs
IHUksDAYS and SATURDAYS; with tho down train
on hoADAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS
passengers can DO carried through from CoInn,
O'Clock the Same day they leave Columbia Paaaengers
columbia same day st z O'Clock. -
Every comfort is afforded Passengers which cou,5 h
APoT.eu ouo on stage line. T. B. CREWS,
A"a'one' June 10 lS6es thstaImo June u
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~, FIGHT At TRAUDENAU.
This place is ten miles north of Nacbod. The
Prussian Guards, splendid body of 45, 900 men.
having passed from Siless into Bohemia by the
Landshut Pass, advanced on the 2Sth withifi a
vance was checked by stronger force under Gen.
dablenz. The fight was sanguinary. The Aus
srians retreated, and tho Prussians advanced
the Prussian loss 1000 "N' N'o''
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JUST RECEIVES

= = oi ISIoHi " -ID
IN STORE AND ARRIVING.
7s BAGS RIO, JAVA AND sT. roMINGO COFFEE
y $50 bbis Extra and Fine Flour -
10 hhds Primo Shoulders
5 do do Sides
90 bags Rapgoon Rice
80 bbIs Syrups
100 kegs Nails-aii eizes
80 bbis Sugars, Brown, Stuarts A, b and O.
and Crushed
1000 saeks Liverpool Salt
rs packages Green aud Black Tea, whole half
aud quarter chests
75 kegs and bsrrels Leaf Lard
800 boxes Foreign and Domestic Liquors.
schnapps, Wines. Brandies and Bitters
100 bols Gtoson's, and various grades Whtsbies
And q lot OF othor Staple and Fancy Groceries too
numerous to mention
VIM. MARSOHER,
w.t., No. 7S East Bay
ouiy mth4
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USE liELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

In all cases Of the Urinary Organs, Whistler
in male or female, from whatever oause
originating, and no matter Of how long
standing. IL i pleasant in taste and odor.
immediate in its action, and more strengthens.
ing thar any Of the preparations Of Bark or
Iron. tN "
Those suffering from Broken.down or
Delicate Constitutions, procure the remedy
nt once.
The reader must DO aware that, however
slight may be the nttack Of the above disease
i, is sure To affect his bodily health, mental
powers, happiness, and that ofhis posteriiy.
Our flesh and blood are supported from
these sources.
PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE,
We make no secret OF the ingredients.
II ELI DO l. DfS FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU rs composed Of Duchu, Cubebs, and
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and prepared in vacuo by II. I. HELM.
BOLD, Druggist and Chemist Of sixteen
years experience in the city ofPhiladelphis,
and which is now prescribed by the most
eminent physicians, has been admitted 70 use
in the United States army, and is also in
very general use in State hospitals aud public
Sanitary Institutions throughout the land.
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Great improvement I'm Sewing
Machines,
Empire Shuttle, Machine.

iSdle~oom, $50 BroddlUay, NJ T.
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AgESTs WANTED for all towns in the
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FEMALE COLLEGIATE
MALE AcADEMIC1NsTITUT

TNHIS INSTITUTION will commence
the SECOND SESSION of its FIFTH
scholastic year on MONDAY, FEBRUARY
:6th, 1865. Pupils will be received at any
inc, and charged from time Of entrance.
I rs a B0s4RDING ScH0OL,
Present number Of Boarding Pupils. p
.fen,alos, ii males The Principal receives
only elecen females into his family; me re-
naming fourteen board with afprord iami.
lies in the town. There is yet one vacant
place for male bogrter.
Those wishing TO occupy the vacancies
that may occur at the end of our present
session February lst), will please make
sd,fy apJ,licati0n. -Four or FIVE young men
will'1eaye at that time, to enter upon bust
ness.
The accommodations for Boardcrs are
f,ro separate buildings, built of brick. That
for the Male Department is the residence OF
the lev. JONATHAN MryRoR Fatlefof the
Plincipal), whose paternaI care win be over
his hoarders; that for the Female Depart
ment is occupied by the Principal. There
will not be my communication between
these departments Each will beconsidercd
as family, ailordingahome TO its boarderg.
As 4 DAY SCHOOL.
Number OF Day Pupils, since Tcptcmbcr
lst, fifty-four. Accommodations are five
commolious rooms, viz: The young mems
study room--the boys study room--thc
young ladies' study room-the'Primary
room, and the Lecture room.
departments. Primary, Preparatory and
Collegiate; three grades Of classes, IN each
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LIQUORS

Of an kinds FUIIkItfN and DONhoIIV,
viz:
Biautlies, Wines, Gin, Spirits, Rum and
Whisky, offbc best qualities. which viii be
mndc 20 rriail dnalors ~ Bnltimore prices.
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