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New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
TIE DRY GOODS TRADE.

NEw YORK, Dec. g. ls66.
The Dry Goods market shows a tendency toward
soovey from tre BITE extreme depression Buyers having
aDng sbsiained iung nd themselves compelled 70
te0t snelr 500, 81 ,a", ~ ,-,S ,b - ma Yhs raieD Of
productiOn only among the wooden mills but partially
DDxsrd on over.sp goods which again materially helps
improve tho of the market Among the adverse luru
s.ess seeng ,he arkct is the extreme mdness Of the
= SSsSi Socd: '''" '-' -''''D
1hS pgomp,ness OF manufacturers in curung the proauc
keo goods has very direct effect upon credits IN The dry
goods trade ihasmuo aays apprehenson naturally
d BY the heavy which manufacturers and dealers have
Bsown sSeetne ore rather more IN demand prices
escidedy The leading makes quoted by lobbers
hfei Atlantic v oo Great Fails NJ lso; Indian Head A
- Orchard PIC Lawrence C. Ole; Massaohusetts E lec
esdord 2Oc Pacific A. 2lse Paeinc n 2ltci faelhe H.
eRa ZOO PePPerel hne re PeppeTe4 X Oic stark A.
sssOhed shirtngs ere demand Tor the finer qualities at
kn prices but low grades continue weak he bbeTs quote
Wamsua s7ie' Bsrtletts 2Ste james Mills 24io Pepper
els % t5ci Hope e l.onsdaes 25c Wallhom - S>fci
Gtiss 81 lQlo, Jca o. 59so Uuea 90 s5c Utoa o4 81
ns ssmP ldeH eel AmosAeag a &c nome ne '5d ii, ,i,
sosTd al A. r. Stewards this morning Androsooggin
issS' Lyman man G. Iigte. and Augusta 2Cc
Prints in rather demand Agents ore n IN Their
ees and appear supported by strictly moderate stock
n goods Tie lObOers quote American lIaci Amoskeag
Isls Merimao b. l7tc Merrimao W. l9c spragues dark
kournine istc.; Arhods l5c.i Pacific lse.
Brown Drills quiet. Standards are iobbed at 23c
AsOsEess c A, 62lti Amoskeag A. 16e. Amoskeeg B,
Na Anoskeag o. 800 Hamilton, 37sc Pearl River 6Oc
Hayvest 35ao Pshed l4fo ESston A 2Jo Albany l5c.i
EOrk sac; Hampden Z G, SOC.
Leading makes o. stripes arc quoted y obeers ~ ohos
WAhenton B. 25o; Haymaker 26c Massabesc Sc Amer
han 23c: Pcmberton, Avn, sac.
The fnqr grades Of Canton fsnne IN good demand at
Rr prices bot grades weak The iObbes quote ker
ka a. 425o Elerton o., 4Gc EnertOn NJ brown 4Oc EieE
Rcn o. brown sac; Suffolk 23c; Amoskeag, A. DC
Some descriptions Of Wooen goods are held rather more
HTnly and generally there b less anxiety 10 realize closing
n made but staple
roods such as cloths tstne doeskns &c are held more
Any There is inquiry from the clothing houses ior
goods adapted for the Spring trade
foreign trade shows rather more movement There 70 an
hqury ne fancy goods IN anticipation Of the holidays
s amount Of business being done however Is not sufficient
b. importers from having 20 carry over considerable
amount Of goods 70 next season.
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PASSENGERS ARRIHEp.

rRon HAvRE Dee; SIN steamship AnsoI.Ineo., Bob
1eors Townsend and lady, Mr Isaac Bell Miss Olivia hsn
Isaac Bell j George ~ Ifus Mrs Schsruen Mis- Sussd,
hrs slayer child and Harry Fisher and dy metso.
JC Parsons Lsbberon Howard l. johnson LawIenes Jenn
son James Scott Philips George s. Schuyler saiih
A. Dnnn and lady Mas Dora Gordon Miss Roelasson, h
Morris Iho1s Dq5alt.on ~ ponsldson T. y Smith, M g
smith Miss T. r. Hooker Mira Thaysr Mr. Hos Thsysr Bliss A
Thsyer T. b. Gould Wood A. Dupssaaier A Montgomery,
Miss Williams, Mise RosenhA Mr. snd Ma Mewman ssnUs
hlT Moses s Beach, Mr Geo. A
MIRA Isaac Bell A.s Olivia Bell Mr. Isae Bell j Mr Gee ~
Ms A. NJ Scuuan, Miss hned, hrs ahd msd,
Mr. Harry " Fisher Mira y. n Fisle H. HcLsna
c. Parsons Mr. r. Labbeon, Sir Howard l. johnson, Mr. Law
renee Johnson Mr. =. Mr. r. Philips Mr.
Schuyler Mr. n p. smith, hr A. 9. Dunn MEh A. o. Dsnn
Mrs Donadson mr r. T. smith, Miss T. C. Smith, Mis- y.
Hooker Mrs Thayer M Hollis ThsJer Misc Ahee Thsyer Mr. T.
Mrs Wims Miss c. Rosentha Mr. D. Newman Miss Newman,
Samuel Mr. MeiEer Miss r. Mstzer Miss G kstne, h.s
Hsiman Mr Peter MI sehvs,e r. oasler Mr. kss,s
FROM LfVERPOOl-Dec. SIN steamship DenmaIk-ht sne
M Veyey Hamburger Miss Coz Eugene Dseemnoa,
Alex Wilson Binding ThoS stssde Matters Tbefnas Wba@
ne hichss La6y, and 276 Ia stsersgs ~
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NEw-Yoax. D.e a
CLRARRn.

CLEARED r.....
s:m g'sSs,S % E'sss .S. ss;ra.sA n'S ss e. O.
s:::%SiS J.s1:cr FS;.sd 5.,.. H%s'
s;ss%p TyScs esSsns esyson sPosors reD o
BARI Gsswood isEG BsnssEsi Baeno. AsT,s' As..De,
BsIt Veteran CBrl Snow, csdi1 O. wheevrtsh. Co
R y'i M, s,s @ E Toss R.'f. 3 %.a r = %'H1 o.
sns Water Liy Wssa Rio GTands DO Sal y Bsn.o = Co
s:i sasS TsotsG G5...;S" E j i 4;oS.:dJ o'
sehr Nellie sioomasid. Hobbs stamford.
sebr. Horace l.. FIsuci,. NOrwslk, A. Brigs, a Co.
sehr. Dragon Ora Simpson, barbados z r. Smith Co
seII g1Tha.le.F ssI:9ioId ssy,uash MScI..s, G.
sehr Jan.oa ssasr Jsessonvie, j. IL simpson 90
ss5 ssSI tsI j. oh % PIoSS S1Sa SSciS g. K a.sss
slOOD suaols. Stop. Ss~.Iia'sn 0. X RACKET.
ARRIVED.
Steamship AF,go sdsdsn S@ Hayrs q. Fs%oSth No, 2 VA
an. Ss ss 1 5 o .Ps ss ." a'
Steamship DetiDsk tBrh Thompson Liverpool NOV ~ts
strong wsstey winds and d whole passage Dee hI
o. 50 ezcsnEi signals wi'a French steamship V' Do
steamship Nislra Couch Richmond Norfolk .s1
steanshp Hbss1, as.r! Boston With md'. 70 W cgss
.ps ssyaI t ..toIes 70 Msrrsy Fe-ri. 4 Co. ~
Ship N, si Cy q tVeq Portland M. y Ne O Dee ,sI. I .s s
By W Of Posnd and designed for hs California
Ship Dr. Bsr.h amb Meyer Hsubur. IS day., win :nd
3l r. d. Sloman Esye Has had thee births among @s
Big Ksie Br McOOessn Mlaud, s.. IS days With pA'.s
10 A. smithcrs \ Go. 49,
ian Thomsen. -.
Brig Eliza Thomson lof HewHsven. Marks rsctbo A. 10
days Y. Onstava Co. Let, sch q. A f1rs-
worth Sawyer snd Mary Kelly Mitchell or New York loading
schr Calvin Edwsds Candy JaeEsonvs days win Js'~
sebT PieEweE of Bfzh Putt Psss 50 days with 70
Geo. r. Bulley.
scbr Boynion subO Bangor with potatoes to Mssvsn
Sc5r'sivsr Las MstsSew Bangor lumber to I. MOI
SEM GsenOra Names EHsworth hs,hs-
Co. ID. -
schr y s. Twisden, =. for Rondout Boston.
schG. Lauarne. SusA, ElzsbethpoTt for Nes-Bedietd
schr. Dragon. Simpson. Middetovn, c. FOR Bsrbadoe
Schr Dawn of Brixhs, Iye Fatss IS days with eesnt ~
Geo. y. BuIey.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07

A FRANKFIELD g. Co.. Jewellers, No. 2O9
~ siThSve q Egurissnt a. and No s Es1thsVe
eoDer Of geniy siIt. NJ sIgS ~ 40 o.
Pseaes end OF American Cuckoo Clocks Lsde'
Watches with Secret Lockets iof Lheneta - -
COR SALE-Two BULLS Of Ayreshre stock,
horouEbrsd and blood IN the eolnti two year od net
month b. seen until sold a. the FlIIhAfE SIAbLEs
corner ofF0riy iouItb-si
DOP-CORN.-(5O) Fifty Barrels Of prime old POP
il CORN by A. & W. y. DURYEA, foot Of Nsseyst
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aleoiral.

DAIN ON The BREAST. nnessness experienced
IN tha Threat old setting s BFesS
h hs body saiIns fom Colds iuineey resv-d or the
Tcfnded No s5che plaster out an sppieaton wsn h bo
ro ,n1 ui VII etiss without additional
sIprua In t sea W any wLers pTeei carr net Elected the
parties requested 70 fefu ths tfce and tns nonsy
viii be refunded lnciose - tnd addIfn
A. G. BELLE 4 Co. Agents, Boz No "a
- CasssuquA, Lshgk Co, Pa
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CASUALTIES.
pRLL PROM ALOFT,

FELL fhOA ALOfAs
Yesterday morning Samuel B. Leeds, mate of ths
schooner Francis Edwards lying at Per No ~ Bas hfsr
willis aoft fell from the masthead OF the Vessel we
deck racturng bis skull and causing death onenoor ot
Coroner was notified 70 bold an inquest
DRATH OF A CHILD FROM POISON.
Coroner Wildey Yesterday held an inquest st No.
677 Waerst on ths BODY Of Mary Maguirs aged threa
time ,nce hs uotar OF chnd procured from
store vial Of mixture which she placed IN the htahs
closet In her Senes the child procured the vial RON he
closet and drank eoatens nom the effect Of which abe ded
soon afer Or Wooster Beach jr made post mors sx-
Animation ard the deceased had died nem some
narcotic poison and verdict IN accordance win hs opmon
rendered
FATALLY INJURED.
On Monday evening last, William Tobln, an ex.
member OF the Ioee Department stepped from es gs vss
and In doing rssei his footing and fell Before he could
Get ant OF e way ear Of tie Line bound down, struck
bm hing him between the and pile Of lumber plseed
within IA Of the rail track Mr. Tobn was 20 severely
injured that died yesterday at his residence In North Mooe
AZ The lumber owned BY Messrs Ogden Co, who have
Large lumber yard adjoining Deceased leaves vile and
ree Children Coror Wdey nothed 70 hold an nq0ess
,yaTAhhY tEsURxD NJ TIE FALL OF A scAYFolD. \
At O'Clock yesterday morning scafold suspended
om the fourth the building the south corner
OF Fifaye and Forty fouhst gave way preoipitatng
The vemant IsEs M@Cue and Tracy Hon3and Acus pez
instantly killed Ihs body taken 20 the MorRue at Be
Jue Hospital and Coroner notified tohod inquest Hoas.
land wlo much Injured vss conveyed TO the - Lslss
Hospital -.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
Dipioen0 Nciltts.

OTytop OF Tns CHICAGO IEp NoHrH WEsTERN RIuvly Co..
no. 81 b1oLBwAE NEwloKK Nov. 81, lsot-
rINHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Company
have nj, dsv declared DIVIDEND Of SEVEN PER CENT
ov,TnEsu taS on Preferred Of this COMPANY for The
yesr ending Of December payable and ser hs
7h Cav Preferred sock Of the Coupsry
holders q STOCK shown By the boo Of bs COMPANY
an the s day of Dsesbber.
The trsnf will be closed the sernoou Of the lot Of De-
esnbsr and opsa the morning q the 18th.
pf ofhe Dividend dseaei viii be paid M
eas Treasurer The Of he price of hs stock The
n,.r.ding a. psrtnass A. g. fRlTCHARD, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07

STATE NEv-YoRE bAHK pKDAnTnIHT,l
ALBAKY, Oct 10, 1856.
NOTICE IL hereby given pursuant 10 Chapter 236,
" 1888 and e Laws o. 1915 that hs circulating note,
issued 10 sIOE AND LEATHER BANK, banking sociston
Nswl viii be redeemed AT PAR bJ the
Superintendent, the Banking Department on presentation hs
National IN City Of Albany and al the Ma
JsshsF Bsat the City Of New Yorh for ala
from the date hereof and not tbrresitsT
etrcusns q the said bank must be
sfT sa within from the 6As hereof and al
which for redemption and within
specified Will bo charge the fund the
O. W SCHUYLER. Superintendent
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BOARD or ALDERMEN.

IsArIos PoR STREET COMMISSIONER
The Board met at O'Clock yesterday afternoon tbo
President John Bce esq In the chair The Special COmn,
tee to whom referred the application Of the United States
Government for site oF Barge and Reyenne (iee reported
favor OF granting the land required at RosnA pes sf
R5; which laid over =
drawing the nomination Of John Agnev FOR Street Coms-
the Board had taken definite acon On sasb noai
nation and substituting the OF Emanuel Ha fof he
position motion OF Alderman Ely the communication sss
received and the nomination laid over.
The Bosrl then adjourned 10 O'Clock this sftespoeH
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Ec ito OO2 bbs Flour 7O7 bbs Whisky i5 bbs Com Meal
"a ssoks 40 So scks OH Cake 2 $40 bush Wheat 2O4 sos
ush Corn 24 geo bush Oats 0255 bush Rye l1+o bush
kGlt i5623 bush BARLEY l5o bush seeds - pkgs Ashes
ard $500 bbls. Petroleum 80 pass Butter 4ss pkgs
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07

In Nah County North Carolina II Is reported
man IA er gsgei m uTeaFng the OF monsts 81 The
saurien seS which surp0sse Ia size any TeDS u ts Isi
tive era u the tgtae history yet dscOyOsd 3 slsfa
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07

COKE-Wholesal ana Retail, 81 SO per chaldron
~ yard OF 80 delivered Osoert m onisad ~ SAfsk
BURNS, No 304 West EThteenthtt snd JOhH s1iIh ger
A,sags g NJ kss IlltsEtk n bslvpts t&SsaeatJ'
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Innnrfdl.
sIlTI or iIi.rOis, TRslsVRsE's OgEioE, !

lLinOis, IBBAtuhHEs UYFict'
sPRKaYiELD, Nov. Is, 1861
TNHE INTEREST on the PUBLIC DEBT Of the
IA sYATE Of ILLINOIS usturins The 6rst Monday o Jtnnsry
M paid Ocean National Bant of ,hs City Of Ne"
Voak fth the 27d (incuavsl IS January, 1871
JAMES X. BEVERiD5E, STATE 1Tesfurer
NOTICE is hereby given, that pursuant 70 adjourn.
an mont 70 call Of Committee appointed 70 inses
- he aars Of Company meeting Of the Stookboders Of The
Mol Steamship Company WI Be held the Once 81 tss
tempany Bowng IN the City Of heNNorS On WE'D
hFsDAY the I2h De csubef merit tt ~ oooeh hes
cf Conte and for such cou thereon - may es
~''-'' n p. ALLEN. ohsirmts-
~ yosv Novsn,b,r "A lea
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07

| .. MINIATURE ALMANAC.
30 Moon Sets hD
I
Sandy Heok....75j Gov. Island. .s:Jo Hell Gsts Np
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
IOTICE is herehH riYen. that pnrsnAnt to adlOnm
Huw YoRK. November a, 1850.
CEvEN PER CENT LOAN.
GA0O 0O0

lrinepsl sho interest paytoie u the ivy o.
koposs oa ths denominations require Snd ne yf IN
uk1eh they AZ 70 tn dne ,.,. -. nj, \, -,
Azy Bonds q The County maturing ID tne JeA ' vi"
. DsyUsnt ts cash. ~ n ur,,,r pc r, 4,.,,,.r
a-x..,.. Nov n le66
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ALONE. EvB. KENNEDY,
4, ". ?. RICHARDSON.
ISAIAH KTYsER.
BERNARD J. Ma
ALOSZO BOEsf

Received That the b Of v b kennedy lsssh H.ys.r Ben
psrd Malone and NiGn r. Rohsrdson, in
hs on Of h4 Of Common Pleas for services performed by
them searching and furnishing duphess certificates Of nsof
I.no fron September December 1860 Of
Board Of SspsTysors adopted the said 1h Sop
tsnbe 1865 sevef suesd and slowed days ana
seventy each the rate Of compensation OF hs dollars 80
ptr dsy and hvs dollars ~ Per might o,-,o
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07

FOURTH DAYS FRocEEDNGs-ASoTBBR ADJOURN.
MENT.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-09-08
VOL. XXYI.---NO. s.
Speaker COsfax CA the CoRsfEf't-
tiona4 Agnes.dssaent.

e.,.,y,l ao,,a.
The second section Oh thc PF'pu'Iu ,''iI''u -,
ment refers to representations anu fea'S "'
follows: ,.--.-,..,,. .ou,.,;orod
Representatives shali "e nPpo Wv 'hn;'.
among me SevGfa, ".",es n",,,
respective NUMBERS '9!N"'!i'7 :''o ,I
per OF persons eAtIHI'na 1n',anS ~, 49,
b"t W"eneNer '!'e rIShi ~ 'o'F at I',,S l'I~
t'on i2r me G9oice % elee'oIs ~, ~
ana wee tresHoN'' Ntt' i;CI ',,;,.,, ~
congress- EXGc"'1'e "'tu ""u't u o't'oS'1 d
members OF laP HeS'T ''"'r '.',,o'' sh
nled TO any OIL l"e '""'e ln'''''""'" ~ "", .'i
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IT PREVENTS POVERTY AND WRETCHEDEEss

of
n@" nor more We'll do in the world dies but his family well provided
mae" me prudence to effect Life Insurance. Many instances of ibis kind have
county, them They
LOALouRy cunnott
The ltna paid claim
The COST Of Insurance in the ETN generally
a at his Sperauu
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Examiners Notice.

TIL r undersigned. appointed Examiners for that
purpose hereby give notice that they win meet at
Hyncs Mil, On The read from Principle Furnace to
next at . O'Clock A. NJ, to view and determine tue
propriety of altering the Of said road at the
poi II where it crosses Holly BranGh Run below the
breast of Hyncs' mill dam, to make said road
cross the breast of said dam
JOHNSON SHIPPERS,
JOHN LAKELAND,
BENONI COOLING
Aug 25, lSGB-5w Examiners.
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From Il speech of Hon. James
RFultGns, of Tennessee.

Let me saw to YOU. fellow. citizens, that
when this rebellion broke out Andrew J ohm
son WIS in the Senate of the United States
"a place from which he could look out
1,pon the country and calculate the results
tho coming storm he well knew that the
n,icLtv bosts Of the North were bound to win
~ ,ha ;rbt and therefore. notwitbstandinp
thot fn InI allied The South rs one man
',',';n.t ,Ln Enr,L he turned nrnn his asso.
,,;,,tns ana lcIndrd followers and rnrsooL
fnr ~ ,;,no E;s frlnng tnoc1;ngs In tLa
,.,,,,n. $50 ~ ana az hn hnrn,n, tLn r,nst
i,I"nd,birSfv and tyr,nnical Of All the men IN
,Ln cnntncnt Of America He declared hat
,,,,;,o.s should he tpkrn ms such. tried rs
snnI, and hunr os such flat treason should
Lo nada od;nIls, and traitors punished. i'm
nouor;shnd and derived of their dominions.
"a voice. ,Uow many has he nonishedY
Gtbcr voices mNouc.''l None, gentlemen,
Rnt these Declarations cave him the conf.
dcncn or the great loyal people of the North.
Who wore induced to believe that he Mas
s,rirtiy n Union man. and intended to make
tbn enemies OF the Government feel it's pow.
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and Horse Powers. sc

nEISER'S PATENT THR EsHERs 4 CLEANERS.
IL pELT0N HORSE POWERS
EXCELSIOR GRAIN FANS. d. -
American Clipper all-steel Flows, 40. For sale BY
july q, 1866 JOHN PARTRIDGE
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VALUABLE
REAL. ESTATE
IN CECIL COUNTY.


M Dos ocrcsu UolIv U,u,,
awe vi,f,oII its .,rc ,ly,Yt,5os ~ hl..,tn,
superior buildings hue Lawns large
Flower aud Kitchen Gardens. Can be
bought for $50 per acre.
No S-oo5 acres in fine cultivation
' go,d nqirIirgs ronriny. &c.; two ,.'
south Of tho town Of EIktom. Pticc,
SiIwl; y cash, balance long credit if
desired. A very healthy and elegant
~ !,go,i'". -, ~,
NV. - ac'cs y u'iC' from Elk
ton. on IA" Elk hlY"ri PUN Point Farm,
one Of the very hest grain aud grazing
farms IN the county. Price $1,000;
S "ns inif . cash. balance very long credit
No : ~ oaraN1 n,;,, ,.o.. II Il.
NOs " ~ "CIcN' "''lV "CSI vi tHe
NM E Of FL. GI" to, t.d neao'%l ,,, ,"e''ei
No q 81 .a, :. ~; a. 70 Mt
NO' ao'eo III. % c"oI oi A'A-
ton: Dwelling House, Stafl". &C. with
thriving yanug ArI'Io aHt Peach Or
Chard Price Sllo3.
NO. 7-2OG acres, located on the
Eohomit river, 10 miles from Elkton
hu! llnEs, Fencing, and All improve
ingnr, Ia GOOD order. Price and term,
~ o .gG r,,. NJ. :.
NV' o 80 "c' cS' On h'N I'l'er, III
good cultivation; Bun ,lugs good, Frnc-
lHS ~ iHr o'd'r' 'Hi producing fine
No. ST. acres, 6 miles from Elk
ton. Oh the Nottingham road: Dwelling
House, stable, g.; Land Of superior
ylHNlN. Pfl'" :i.H'W.
No. 10 lS7 acres, miles from T. k
ton; good improvements: we'll situated
t. divide; aIjdns the thriving village OF
'frrry iilil. Iree and terms very
m.d"atc'
NO. E2-2lU acres. miles from Elk
'0 ton: goai pwcIrms House. comm5ljar+
now Barn, god Eru.ine fair proportion
81 Woodland. Terms l!hr..l.
No fH-23I acres. | mile mort beast Of
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.
NORTH EAST,
REGISTRATION Notice.

THE undersigned. having been appointed Officer
I Of H"ui.t@tion Of Voters for the Sixth Election
District Of Cecil county hereby gives notice hat lac
will attend at the
Hotel of John \. Thompson, at Rising Sun.
On TVesiag ant Wednesdays august 1H ogt -H
from o'clock V, TO > o'clock ~. and on TUES
DAY and WEDNESDAY Of ruch successive wo.k
during the same hours, until the $ri "Wednesday Of
ScptrnNer inclusive, for the purpose Of revising
and correcting the list Of Voters for III" Sixth Elaa
ton District Of Cecil county. JOHN klRN
REGISTER sixth Election District Of Cecil county.
Aug :. I-G'-tsl9
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A. G0ttscElaFk

again returns his thanks to generous public orthe
bcral patronage received in the past and respect
fully asks continuance of the same to the present
firm, hoping to please all who will visit the store.
Aug -, lSGj--5m .,s s4s'"
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Bridge Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that application will be
IL made to the County Commissioners of Cecil
county, at their frstreguar meeting after the day
of October, next, for the appointment of Examiners
to view and determine the proprety Of building a
bridge over Loves Run on the Forge road and also
OF change in the location Of said road the south
side of the Run, the farm of Jacob Richards in
the Sixth District. sept l, lsGb-5w
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B@5 The wave on which many poor fcl.
low has been carried away, is the wave Of a
lace handkerchief,
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Frederick Female Seminary,
FREDERICK CITY, MID.

POSSESSING full collegiate powers, will commence
I its 2ith Scholastic Year, the FIRST MONDAY in
SEPTEMBER For Catalogues &c,
Address REV. IHO5 NJ. CAM. A. NJ.
aug ., lsGG-2mf | re dent.
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COURT HOUSE, IN ELKTON,

On Tue,iay od ij'cdacSiaH Augua It'll anil sth,
from . o'clock T. VI to o'clock p ". and TT ES-
DAY and WEDNESDAY OF each successive week
during the same hours, until the 2rd Wednesday Of
September, inclusive. for the purpose of revising
and correcting the list If Voters for the Third Flee
tipn District Of Cecil county. i. II. BROWN.
Register Third Election District Of Cecil county.
Aug 1. lsGG-tsly
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Road Notice.

NOTICC is hereby given that application will be
J md to the County Commissioners of Cecil
county AT their first regular meeting after the i7th
day Of September, next for ths appointment OF I5x-
aminers to determine the proplicty of locatnra now
public road to commence at point ncal Thomas
Fit2simmons' or Amos Srarboroug's dwelling, and
running thence through the land 0rThomas Fitz-
simmons and others, to point nersccting the road
from John w. Hollis to the Union sad New Leeds
rond. the Southampton School House.
Aug Is, 1SG6--l5w
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MOUNT PLEASANT,
REGISTRATION NOTICE,

z HE undersigned, having been appointed Officer
of Registration of Voters tur the Ninth Election
District of Cecil county, hereby gives notice that he
VIII nttnun nj the
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FAIR HILL,

On INl837N 0IW ITc7aesdoy A0J8aI PSI and ,2aA
from o'clock AN. to > O'Clock r.M and on TUES
DAY and WEDNESDAY Of each successive week.
inclusive. for The rurnoso Of roytairg
and correcting the list of Voters Tor the Fourth Flee
ton District of Cecil county.
ABRAHAM DE WITT.
REGISTER Fourth Election District Of Cecil county.
Aug II, lSGG--tsl9
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EXTRA BOUNTY
WIDOWSl FATHERS
MOTHERS AND MINOR
CHILDREN!

BOUNTY BILL JUST PASSED gives all soldiers
y who enlisted for three years Since April ~ sGI
aud served their full term of service, or were dis
charged before the expiration Of said term Of service
ou account of ySuuds received in the line Of duty
aud received ono Hundred Dollars Bounty and no
lnogr. are now entitled to an extra bounty of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS. Widows Fathers, Mothers
and Minor Children Of dccca ed soldiers who enlist
d for three Years, above and died in the service
or from disease or wounds contracted in III" service
nr live Of duty. are entitled to the above extra ONE
NJ NDREp DOLLARS.
As TO BIZ OBTAINED UPON APPLICATION 1 i
n, IN PERSON or BY LETTER 10 THE cd
~. MILITARY AND NAVAL AGENCY, NO.rJ a
G4'i21 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA II
M JOSEPH Il. DEWITT Il CO. ga
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CROSS KEYS HOTEL,
IN BRICK MEETING UOUSE,

On IueSdoy aHd Heipcsdag Angust 7M and Stb,
from o'clock 4. NJ to o'clock p. NJ. and on TUES
DAY and WEDNESDAY OF each successive week.
during the same hours, until the Bird Wednesday Of
September inclusTe, for tue purpose of revising
and correcting the list Of Voters for the Ninth Flee
ton District of Cecil county.
ISAAC +. NANARSDALE,
Register Ninth Election District Of Cecil county.
Aug 1, lSii-tsl9
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

T IL undersigned. having been appointed Officer
Of Registration of Voters for the Second Election
District Of Cecil county, hereby gves notice that he
will attend at the
ACADEMY, in CHESAPEAKE CITY,
On 7uesdag md Wednesdays august IN 0Hd sth,
from o'clDcl. 4. NJ TO o'clock p NJ. and on TT FS-
DAY and " EDN rs DAY of each successive week
during the same hours. until the 3ri Wednesday Of
september, inclusive for the purpose Of revising
and correcting the list Of Voters for the Second
Election District OF Cecil county
NOBLE BlDpLE.
Register Second Election District Of Cecil county.
Aug !, lSG6-tslO
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REGISTRATION NO Ice.
CEClLTON,

T HE undersigned, having been appointed Officer
! of Registration Of Voters for the First Election
District of Cecil county hereby gives notice that he
will attend at