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THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
"Yes, A POSITIVE CURE" fer
GONORRHRA, GLEET, STRUCTURES, o.
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury.
Only Ten Pills TO be Takss 10 Ef,d Cure.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
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no 10 nsss of
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4sSssedn the ppSl,c :: Po'nsitsss sSEs
sAaARlTAN's ROOT AND HERE JUICE 10 .
most potent certain and efiectua remedy ever pre-
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and permanent; Take, then, Of this purifying rem.
posteritS that for which you may repent in sfssr
years DO HeT pEsPAIRI
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biiity and Tor ah complaints incident to the oex.
Sent BY express. Price SIN per bottle.
eAMARIfAN'S WASH
Is IN casee Of 6yphlis used In connection With the
Boot and Herb juices.
Full directions. Price 8 cents.
The efficacy Of these remedies 10 alike acknewl.
edged by physicians and patients. They are used
in the q. 8. Hospitals.
WHAT TIE SURGEONS SAT- or THE AMAB
ITAN'S BEMEDIBS.
"Posr hOePIrAL, roRT II MARSHALL, Baltimers,
stating that have used The Samaritan Remedies
for Veneral diseases in its most customary forms:
and properly, AND, have found them respond to my
anticiDations promptly and sfectuaIly. Knowing
their ecscY, and - far - my ne e them extonds
r'''nn'nd sasp 's!o 8aEfiFkrp o. BowrRs,
"Aasistant Surgeon, sth n. Y. VolS"
Sold By 9. o. FORD, csrnsr nth street anA Penn.
.ylvanis avenue. wsshingtoe; hENRI COOK.
DE0NOND CO., fhilsdelDhia. nv 6.tf
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IN lf-Wl2y
w lL srdsAAhn .L 3 : 4 2 R !
Manufactures Of
, "a VAaHGTAH TOPS, So.' - -

He9nnmts Msds t., srdef on reasonable terms
! win fssp constsntly on hand RAeTlRN NAE
BILE and MARBLI FILING. y 81 u - -
Orders for Plumbers SLABS promptly attended
e, Pepn&. syenue. be-. leth md ~ -. wscs,
WashiDRton. D. q. y - ssl8 sssa 0Af . fis
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OF THE INTERIOR,
" UNITED Sta TES PATENT OFFICE,

On the petition of LOREHZS l.. tHHG-
sTRATH, of Oxford, Ohio, praying for the extern.
sisn Of patent granted 70 him On the 9Th day Of
1853, for An Improvement in bee Hives. III
seven years from the. expiration Of said patent,
81, It is ora sreS that the s;id PsttiOn e hesrd
septembsr, 1856, at IL o'clock N and all porsom
are notified to appear and show cause, If any they
have. why said petition ought not to be granted
persons opposing the extension are Re auired to
file i'm the Patent Office their objections specially
set forth in writing, e least t,es,as days before
party, TO be used ct the said hearing. must be
take and transmittedin accordance with tie rules
OF the once, which will be furnished on applica-
ton.
Dispositions and other. papers, relied upon as
testimony. must be filed In the offse tusnfy days
.efore the day of hearing; tho argums pts, III ANY,
within ten days after filing the teseimony
Ordered. alse that this notice be published in the
RspHblicoa and the LsIslitgenosT, Washing ton D.
o.. and in the COMMERCIAL, Cincinnati, Ohio, once
q week for three successive weeks; the first Of said
pubneatisps to be at least sixty days previous to
Commissioner of Patents.
p. Editors Of the above papers will please
copy, and send their bills to the Patent Once,
With paper containing this notice. jy 9.lawSw
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UOYs' SPRING AND sUMMER CLOTHING.
SELLING OFF TO REDUCE STOCK.
We offer our entire stock Of Boys, Youths ana
.Chiidrens'
RIApY.MADI CLOTHING
AND FURNISHING GOODS
at greatly reduced prices, and wsuld AK early
} call to secure choice selections at low prices.
s $40 ESQ., WALL, eTEPHENo CO.,
EE sag Penna. avenue,
Ne 4Sofif between 9Th and 10th styUste-

sU,RIpsYNAI-Protssesd hy naVA Letters Ras
the fooIs ds Pkarmacie dc faEis, snd ne IAJsYiO
college Of Medicine, Vienna.
don, 6permathofrhoea, snA$ BxAsassien sf the
eystss! frSsasar 10. ~ entlfsly slSspeds6
MAJ SosS 9 u ishlhsSis rs1s1s fof I'll Inpgfi-
6: Sc I'd u Sss sss S iss1s
SSsS ,ssesssaoa y n sss form Of nsssssrss-
able Los0oS.l secured frum the s6son- d elknaso
Or four u esses n one !or q, and q ~ 60.
thus ssv14g - DIVIDED An ssDarets tosee - s.
pinisesrsG 81 vakDsaa. eallahanda, 1esx, -
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foss SsS - go. Q. ionD. No. $50 p. =; sssi
uELABOL1D llIRAR Du0HU AID II
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KKROWS RTvIEw TOR JULY. =
lV CONTENTS:
a The Old end the New; BY sss. D Noyss; 3.
tory by Berry MoIsan s. eketchss q Foreign
8. The Future Fl South Carolina-Hsr Inviting
Rssosrces. Hops EAnsstton and TIE Hone
spiSis ssS Deye!eS9sst, 9. Journal OF tSsiwsr.
Entered uD Daily In the sonfsderscy. Depart
nsnt Of Isdustry and Enterprise. Dsrsrtmsnt sf
nes oss
Of WEE SSisori: Note: &c o. In
Six dollars Per annum. euoscri ytions received .
By LUH FRAhok TAILOR.
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IN TIE sgPREMI COURT OF TRB Dis
TRlCT OF COLUMBIA.
Joseph Walsh ct al,

IN airy A. Fletcher ct al,
The Trustee In the above causs having reported
to the Court that he sold Lot No Is. in Square No.
92ssto John Burns, for seven hundred and nine
dollars and forty seven cents, and that the pur.
therefore. this 10th day Of July, 1886, ordered by
the Court that the said sale to John Burns be and
the Same - hereby ratified and confirmed. unless
canse to the contrary be shown on or before the
10th day Of August next provided . copy Of this
ton Of said sale be published once week for three
weeks In the Evening Star prior to said day.
By order Of the Court.
A true copy.
jy l2V3Ws Test r ] MEIGS. Clerk.
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RAILROAD LINES.
DALTMoR1 AND OHIO RAILRoAp.
- WAsHDofou. June -, -.

- .. WAsH1efoH. June q, IA
=
Trains bstvssn MAsHiNoroH AID BALfy-
MORE, and WAsHlNfON AN6 fHl WHIST, -
nov I'm - fellow. via.
r0R DALrYN0RD
Leave oaaiy, sxceps Sunday, ct r.o3, fs0, sn1
Ills q. N, and les, and A;O and 500 D n.
t0R ALL WAY eTArIoNo
Leevs sssV. sxosDt Sunday, q 80, Q. D., snl
1O1 WAY o1Afl0Ne SOUTH OF AHuAYOLI0
JUNCTION.
Leave q SIS md % a. and q a:U and a. m
rOR ANNAPOLIB
LSavs o. V End - Q. m, 90 40 ,. y. us
Trains 70 o. frsn Annapolis On SUNDAY.
J o4 BAETf1oiI.
Lsevs MI 2. =: anl I@ ed $50 hn.
b FOB WAY eTATIUNe
DSN NJ .. =. end As and 500 \. n
,1vk ALL PANTS OF THE WHsf.
Nv MY, sxosDs Sunday, e - .. N. ana SOC
..oa ss,1sy = 500. n. only. Connecting q ls,ss
!. rss5ssissSssgSsEk fiezsrs !. y. v-.. !, IA !.
n ths ~, g ySu = :! the AeV oncs IN the Ansr5.
en- 1872 - eSttldins, fsassyivs.is svssss,
E:r E:. !s.k, rs,iaS:!Iass, "a Boston. -
FR. eA1fh, 1asesr q Fss,purs>non.
~. COLI, General Ticket ASsal
ee0-a GIG. 9. KooNTx. Assst, WsshisG sea.
WA1HINGfON, ALRXANDRlA AN1
0kOAGEfOWN RAILROAD.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

The Steamer ExPREss, Capt. 7, A. RYTHlB,
sIsndri. at q m WHY SAT. EeAS
URDAY for Glymont, Budd Ferry
Smiths Point, Ohstterton Landing Nanjemoy
Stores, Matthias Point, Popes Oreek. Bluff Point,
Plovdens Wharf Lancasters Wharf, Stones
Wharf, Currionen Bay, Fexwells Wharf, Ptney
Point, Point Lookout, and arrives ct Baltimore as
~ Oh ''AuJ .B. BRYAN BRO, Agents,
epf-u NO. $40 Penna. avenue.
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OF THE INTERIOR.
IL UNITED STATES P4TENT OFEJrJ

. WARRINGTON, July 9, 1876.
On the petition Of OLDEN NICHOLS, Of West
Roxbury, Mass, praying for the extension Of .
patent granted to him October IL, 1852, to which
additional improvements were annexed March 80,
1884, for an Improvement in ''Grinding Mills % for
seven years from the expiration Of said patent,
which takes place on the 18th day of October,
1876: =
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office on Monday, the 2lth day of Sep
TENDER next, at u clock ~. and all persons are
have, why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are reduired to
file in the Patent Office their objections specially
the day Of hearing; all testimony nlsd BY either
and trans mitted in accordance with the rules Of
the office which viii, be furnished on application.
Depositions and other papers relied upon as tes-
tmony must be filed in the once twenty days be-
isre the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any
within ten days after fling the teetimeny:
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the Republican, and the National Intelligence,
Wasbip gtOn, ID. c.. and in the Journal Boston
ass a week fer three successi We weeks; the
first of said publications to Be ct least sixty days
previous to the day of hearing 10
- 57' THOMAS HARLAN,
Acting COmmi s.ioner of Patents
p s. Editors OF the above papers win please
Q paper containing this notice. jy II lswsw
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GALE OF QUARTERAA0TER0' STORES AT
- rAE cAvA hhR1 DEPOT, elss-

Qxa,tsrxasey 6ese,as's 0@es, Fysa D,risioAl
WasAtsstos, ID. c., July IL, 1856
~ order Of the QuaIternaster GENERAL, there
under the direction of Captain George +. Brown-
ipg, A. Q. NJ, on THURSDAY. August 2. 1875,
the following described lot OF Quartermast er 3
Stores. viz:
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A couplsts assortment Of e
ALL GRADES OF FLOUR,
70 which Ne solicit the attention of -
BAKERS AND GROCERs.. a.sS
MILL FEED, NEAL. BALED HAY,:
and all kinds OF FEED ct low rates. -
GROUND ALUM, FINE, - -.
; And TURKS ISLAND SALT
for sale low In lots 70 suit BY A~t oes t,el
my 3A-f ". N. GAIT co.
" EDAH CHEESE.
Just inpoyte Nv. BUBCHELL
An Coy1sg lAth nd u O(1o0jo
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peDTdisy y ehs Xtoes psesr = vii I'm pies..
COPY and eNyft fhAir ~ lfsto the Patent Once. Win
. paptftobttfnfnY rms Defice. ~ n-w3w~
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1CAAsas'. ssscst Az. ss...s. .u,.., q
1TOotS WasA1Ageeo u. o. bDes6V I
aNJEW DOoKA-Marcyh Thirty Years Of Arny
IN Life on the Border. illuatreted. Annual lCy-
eshe study Of History. eammer Rest. By Call Ham.
tlton.. The Emssad. sdissd By Eyes esrGsnt
. sS :. ~ e.'''. gRAHCK TAILOR. '
% L H IA Z Ed b A Ms.
ORAN6H BBAND. CGsrylsnd cured -
DCIflDLDS WES1PHl LA, lWestesn cured !
". W. BURCHELL,
orner lSth and + streets,
under xbbitt House.
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WHAT THE sURGEoEe SAT- OF THEsAMAR
ITAN'S REMEDIBe.
aAEfRID o. BOWERS,
"Aasistant Surgeon, sth n. Y. VolS."

Sold b. 8. o. FORD, csrnsr nth street ana Penn.
sylvanis avenue, Wlshington; HENRY COOK.
Alexandria, Va; and BY Drnggists generally.
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Death of Senator Foot.

Hon. Solomon Foot, q member of the
U. s. Senate from Vermont, died Wednesday
last, in Washington, after an illness of sew.
eral weeks. Mr. Foot was a native of Corn.
wall. Addison county, Vermont, and was
born November 10, 1902. On his gradual.
ing at Middlebury College he adopted the
profession Of law, and soon rose to eminence
at the bar of his native State. In 1893, '36,
'37, '3S and '39 he was member of the
Vermont House Of Representatives, and was
Speaker during the last three years. He
was also chosen member of the State Con.
stitutional Convention, and held the Office
of States Attorney for Rutland for six or
seven years in succession.
In 1913 he was elected member of Con.
gress, and on the expiration of the term was
re. elected. In 1850 he was appointed a
United States Senator, and in 1856 and 1862
he was chosen by the Legislature to fill the
responsible position of Senator, and during
the latter part of the Thirty sixth and through
the entire sessions of the Thirty seventh
Congress, he presided as President pro tenn.
over the deliberations of the Senate, In
early political life Mr. Foot was Wing, and
an ardent admirer of Webster and CLAY
Slavery in its grasp for power and its intent
to subvert our institutions, found in him one
ready to meet and sturdily oppore its adj
vance, and when the Rebellion was inaugu-
rated he stood forth earnestly battling in De.
Tense of right, truth and the unity of the
States.
Mr.. Foot was man of rare integrity and
worth. No one possessed more the conf.
dence of his compeer than did he, while
those opposed to him held him in the high.
est esteem. In his decease Vermont and
the nation experience great loss ; for where
a.good citizen and an honest statesman dies,
the country at large will appreciate his death
as public calamity.
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BOHEMIA BRrDGE.-The Commissio,

BOHEMIA BRrDGE.-The Commission
ers named in the Act of Incorporation of
the Bohemia Bridge Company met at the
Office of James I. Mccullough, Esq, on
Thursday last, and organized by the election
of f. B. Crookshanks, President, and Jas
T. Mccullough, Esq, Secretary.
Messrs. Lewis P. Ellison, B. +. Sluvter
and James T. Mccullough were appointed a
Committee to confer with the County Com.
missioners in relation to the stock authorized
by the Legislature to be subscribed by them
on behalf Of the county.
The further proceedings of the meeting
arc embodied in the following resolutions:
Resolved, That Books be opened in Elk.
ton. Chesapeake City and CeciIton for Sub.
scriptons for Stock Of the Bohemia Bridge
Company.
Reso.re,t, That James T. Mccullough be
empowered to receive subscriptions in Elk.
ton; &. W. Bennett, B. +. Sluyter. and l..
7. Ellison, at Chesapeake City and f. b.
Crookshanks, George A. Ford, VIM. NJ.
knight and VIM. S. Weldon, at Cecilton.
Resolred, That notice be given in the
county papers, for two weeks, of the time
and place of opening Books and receiving
Subscriptions.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-03-31

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for April contains
several articles of particular interest An
account of the last days of the venerable
poet, Walter Savage Lander; Passages from
Hawthorne Note Book are continued un.
der the title of "A Struggle for Shelter"
Miss G. p. Halves discusses the tribulations
which beset all who are so unfortunate as to
live in these times of high prices; Rev. G.
Reynolds, in paper of remarkable power,
sets forth the causes which impelled the re-
cent outbreak in Jamaica, and wildly de.
scribes the horrible massacres which follow.
ed; Mrs. Stowe, from her Chimney Corner.
discourses on the. propreties of dress; for
light reading, it offers the continuation of
DR.. Johns and Griffith Gaunt, and Madame
Waldoborough's Carriage, by j. I. Trow.
bridg gee; Longfellow, Holmes, and Leland,
furnish poems of Characteristic excellence.
The number contains sixteen extra pages
Terms 81 per year. Ticknor & Fields, Pub.
fishers, Boston, Mass.
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seS-Th New Jersey Courier thus advises
its readers in the last issue:
WOULD You PRosrEa ?-1drertise in the
New Jersey Courier.
Woulp YOU DE WISE ?-!SuJscribe for the
New Jersey Courier, and read your own
paper instead of sneuking into your neigh
boris to borrow his.
What funny fellow the Editor of that
New Jersey paper must be. Who ever
heard of a man sneaking into his neighbor' $
to borrow his paper, when two dollars will
buy one for whole year? Folks don't do so
in Cecil. We have always heard that Jersey
men were mean.
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The Wharf.-The cold winds of
March have had blighting effect upon the
wheat fields, and farmers report the young
wheat looking very badly.
The month of March has kcen one of the
severest months of the Winter. We have
had more high, cold winds during the pres,
ent month than for many years before in the
same season, although proverbal for blus,
terinr,
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PUBLIC SALE

THE subscriber having sold his farm, Will
l. sell at Pebble Sale, ut his residence. ON
the road from Bay View to Port Deposit, l.!
miles west of the former place, ON
Tuesday, the 3ra day of -tpril, 1885,
his Stock, Farming Implements and House
hold Goods. consisting of ! Bay IN
Horse. I Brown Horse; 3 Mich MsSH
I, n Cows, . of them fresh: & ~
N.Y. Sheep, Lambs, and lot Of
..s.y--1TPoulry; Family Rockaway
Carriage, will seat persons; l Jenny Lind
Wagon, vii seat 2persons; large spring
Dearborn Wagon. l Farm Wagon and Fix.
lures, l Iron Axle Cart, superior Double
Roller, set of Double Harness, set of
Silver Mounted Single Harness, Leading
Gears, Plow and Cart Harness, Cutting Box.
Flows, Harrows, Cutivators, and great
many other articles. Hay and Straw in the
barn; Wheat and Rye in the ground
Also, lot of Hams and Shoulders.
household Goods. Mahogany Sidcboard,
Mahogany Bureau, Mahogany High. Pest
Bedstead, Cottage Beastead, Cane. Seat
Chairs. Paror Cook Stove, Tables, &C., &c.
Terms Of Sale, rs follows.-All sums Of
$40, cash +; on all sums over $50 a credit of
Three months will be given, the purchasers
giving their Notes, with approved security.
Sale to Commence Mt ~ clock NJ.
GEORGE SFERR, Jr.
mar 81, lS66-lw* s. Burns, Auct.
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MOVEMENTS OF TIE DEMOCRAT

MOVEMENTS OF TIE DEMOCRAT
The'Cecil Democrat has moved out of the
subtcrranean recesses under the Bank, where
it has been burrowing in the dark for the
last six years, to light and airy location
on North street. tits to be hoped that after
its eyes become accustomed to the bright
glare of sunlight that it will be able to see
its way more clearly, and that it will give
up cropping among shadows and pursue the
truth.
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A RAILROAD MEETING.-It ha, bee,

A RAILROAD MEETING.-It has been
suggested by the friends of the Eastern
Shore Railroad that meeting be held in
the Court House, on Tuesday afternoon or
evening next, to devise measures to promote
the project of terminating. that road at Elk,
ton. All who feel an interest in the i'm.
provement of our county and the State are
invited to attend, and lay before the meeting
any information that may be had on the sub
jnct
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THE WING OFFICE - We e.neM :,

THE WIG OFFICE - We expec Mo
issue the next number of The Wing from,
The Wing Building, on the corner of North
and Wing streets. We have erected new
building especially for Offices, where we will
have much better accommodations for visi-
tors, and hope all of our friends who visit
town next week-which will be Court week
will call and see our new establishment
1.-The latch string always hangs out.'
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Mn, w. Z. MORGAN has sold out his

MIR. W. Z. MORGAN has sold out his
Grocery and Provision Store, corner of
Main and Church streets, to his son.in.law,
Lieut.. Samuel +. Steward, as will be seen
by reference to advertisement elsewhere.
If the Lieutenant success in business
may be measured by his good humor and
corporeal propcnsities, he need lave no
cause of complaint Let all who want any.
thing in his line orally to his store, and
he will "muster in your greenbacks with
remarkable rapidly
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-03-31

Assessorshlp for one of the supernumeraries
Of that Union paper, The Cecil Democrat,
the President is ncglecting his friends, and
a pressure will have to be brought upon
him by the new Union party of which the n.
Y. Ne,es, the Richmond Inquirer, and The
Cecil Democrat are members.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-03-31

ON-BAKER. AT North East, on
March 9th, 1866, by Rev. H. G. Shippers,
JAMES N. CAMERON and MARGARET BAKER,
all of this county.
JOHNSON-TYSON.-On the 1st inst, by
the Rev. Robert Gamble, JOHN HARRIS
JOHNSON, Of Lancaster county, Pa, and
ETHELYN N. Tyson, of this county.
CkWITH-HANES.-O the 18th inst,
by the Rev. N. ID. Kurtz, THOMAS j. Buck.
WITH, and SARAH r., daughter of the late
William Hanes, Esq, all of this county.
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The IRON CoMPANY.-The Elkton
Iron Company is progressing favoraby, with
fair prospect of success, and r.; an early
day of being ready to locate the works and
commence the construction of buildings.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-03-31

GOVERNMENT IlARNEss.-Persons wanting
Government Harness, &C., would do well to
call at Pitkins & Cos, No. $50 North Front
street, Philadelphia See their advertise.
ment in this paper.
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TIN-WARE
CHEAP FOR CASH.

TNHE largest stock of we'll made Tin Ware
l. in the State, constantly kept on hand
Merchants and Dealers are invited to give
us call before purchasing elsewhere.
MELLOI & SMITH,
723 Market street, between 1lh and S,h,
mar 81, lSG6-4w PHILADELPHIA,
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NOTICE..

The creditors of George W. Williams,
deceased, are hereby notified to file their
claims, with the vouchers thereof, in the
office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
he county, within three months from the
day Of sale.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-03-31

PETERSON. have received Peterson
for April. This Magazine improves, and
ranks now among the first fashion period.
calls in the country. The terms are 81 per
year. c. j. Peterson, Philadelphia, Pub.
Usher
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THE STEAMER
80
co M NJ ERCE

WILL commence running between Sas-
w safras River and Philadelphia. on
Monday, April End, leaving Wilson's Point
on Mondays and Thursdays, at 10 o'clock
AN. Leave Georgetown and Frederick
town at II clock, touching at all the Land.
ings ON Sassafras and Elk Rivers: leave
Betterton about 8 o clock p. M.
Will leave Philadelphia, third wharfabove
Arch street,) at 8 o'clock A. NJ, every Wed.
nesday and Saturday.
Ras- Freight carried at reasonable rates,
but must be prepaid.
J. II. WILSON,
mar 81, lsG6-4w Captain.
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LAND SALE.-Mr. George Sterr, jr.,
has sold his farm. near Bay View, contain
ing &C acres, to John Graham, of Philadcl
phia for So. 300.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-03-31

DsE" Mr.. Kaufman KATE, Port Deposit,
advertises Mems and Boys Clothing of the
finest styles, made to order, in to- day s
Whig,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-03-31

GoDEYs LADY's Book for April, has come
to hand, and is fully up to its former reputa.
ton. The April number is profusely illus.
trated, and filled with choice reading.
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CARD.

A GOTTSCHALK Il co. have this day
IA associated with them LOUIS KLEIN,
for the purpose of continuing the
Clothing & Furnishing Business,
and will, also. carry on the MERCHANT
TAILORING in all its branches, at the old
established stand,
"Granite Post Clothing Hail."
where will be kept constantly on hand a
large assortment Of Mems and Boys Cloth
ing, Hats, Caps and Shoes, Cloths, CASH
mcres and Vestings, Furnishing and Fancy
Goods, Jewelry, &c, which will be sold at
the lowest cash prices.
A. Gottschalk & Co. return their thanks
to their friends and the public generally for
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed,
and ask q continuance of the same.
Port Deposit, 1866 -2w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-03-31

FALL IN GoLD AND RISE IN GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES was down to 1874 on
Tuesday last. 1t rose again on Thursday to
l274.
U. s. 1905 are selling at 100! in Phila.
dclnhio
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EofaI AGoirs.

CouRr.-The April term of the Cir
cult Court for this cou.ity will commence on
Monday next. Below we give the jurors
summoned: