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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-12-14

The ATLANTIC ALMANAC, -Edited bv OIL
Ger PeadeU Holmes and Donald G. Mitchell
-Messrs. Ticknor and Fields have lust pub.
llshed an Illustrated Almanac for 1868, upon
plan and i'll style entirely new in this
country. 1t contains sixty. four royal octave.
double column pages, over fifty of which
are filled with original matter. The htera,a
character of the Almanac is altopetber
superior to that of any similar Almanac ever
before published, as will be seen from the
following list of topics and authors The
Seasons, by the "Autocrat Of the Rreak.
fast Table" The Varying Year. Bv Al.
fred Tennyson. Winter Talk, -sRy Tonald
G. Mite hell, January, Alice Carv -
The Rag Man and the Rag. Woman,
the Author of 'The Man Without a Conn
try Domestic Lite ,-By II. W. Emerson
spring Talk BY Donald G. Mitchell
Summer Talk,-By Donald G, Milahcn
a June pay,-By James n,,lssell Lowell -
The Glorious Fourth in Applethorpe,-Bv
Gail Hamilton. Visit to an Old English
Abhey,-By Nathaniel Hawthorne. Fire.
Flies, By Elizabeth Akers Allen. Nv
Ravens, BY Charles Dickens. The Plant,
ing Of the Apple-Tree By William Cullen
Bryant. Lucile,-By Owen Meredith
Apples, BY George William Curtis. Din.
ner Among the Amazonian Indians,-By
Mrs. Agassiz. Autumn Days,-By Thomas
Bailey Aldrich. November, BY Thomas
Hood. Autumn Talk, By Donald G Nit
chell. The Mahogany Tree,-Ry W. M.
Ihaekeray: Two Pictures from "Snow.
Bound, A Winter Moonlight; Building
the Fire,-By j. G. Whittier.
The Almanac contains Four Full.paee
Illustrations, in colors, of The Seasons, re.
produced from paintings by Mr.. A. L. Bel.
lows, the well-known landscape artist. In
addition t. these, the text is profusely illus.
trated by the must skiful artists ofthe coun
try.
In the general character of its literature,
the Atlantic Almanac may be regarded as a
Christmas Number of the Atlantic Monthly,
while it is rendered additionally attractive
by the number and beauty fits Illustrations.
A beautiful Colored Cover adds to the at
tracliveness of the Almanac.
1t is sold at Fifty Gents by all booksellers
and newsdeaers, or will be sent POSTPAID
by the Publishers, Ticknor& Fields, Boston.
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ORPHANS CoURT.-The Orphans Court
organized on Tuesday, under the newly
elected Judges. Levi H. Evans, John W..
Morgan and James NJ. Evans, Esqrs. Levi
IL. Evans, Esq, was chosen Chief Judge -
JAS. M. Evans was absent on account of the
death of his sister.
Reuben d. lamar, Register, was appoint
ed Commissioner to take Testimony in Chan
Gerry, and Reuben L. lamar, Deputy, was
appointed Crier of the Court.
The following were the principal proceed.
ings of the court:
John Shippers appointed admir-. of Jesse
Boulder, deed: and Bond approved.
Bond of John W. Rogers, executor of
Ezra Rogers, approved.
Edward A. Day and Laura G. Day, adms.
OF Martha Forman, decd, and bond APP
proved.
Ordered that Jas. B. Groome be appoint
ed adm. d. B.N.C.T.A. of Jehoiakm Brick.
ley, deceased, and Register approve his
bond. with VIM. M. Knight and E. i. Groome
securities.
Accts. Of G.. Merritt, guard. of Samuel
Merritt and others, severa!ly passed.
Inventory of goods and chattels of Isaac
Boulden, dec d, exhibited by John Shippers,
adm, and passed.
Ordered that Thomas Moon, adm of Sam'l
Moon, decd, have his time extended six
months longer, in order to make his ollec
tons and settle deceased's estate.
On Petition of James w. Clark, guardian
VIM. L. Clark, minor son of Ebenezer Clark,
dec'd d, ordered that DR.. L. A. Roberts and
JAS. ii. Clark be and are hereby required to
deliver unto said guardian ali the estate.
h.,fh oil Il II
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Let their Work Praise Them.

The Constitutional Convention of Alabama
has pei formed its labor and laid its work
before the world, However the copperhead
1unkies of the Southern chivalry uniting
with that chivary, may have affected to rid,
::.""le and sneci q; =. e NEGRO" and "mean
whites Convention, tke work Of that body
challenges their criticism, and its statesman
ship, wisdom and devotion to pure Repub-
lican principles will silence the arguments
of:shsse old and emhittcred enemies to hu-
Convention has provided Alabama of the
future with bureau Of education sustained
by one fifth of the annual revenues of the
State in addition to that arising from her
swamp lands and land grants by the United
States and other perqnesites, thus securing
an ample and never failing fund for the sup.
port ofpublic schools. 4 bureau OF indus
trail resources directing her great sources OF
wealth and prosperity has also been incor,
poratcd into the fundamental law of the flu.
ture commonwealth
The slave hunter, the hand cuff, the whip
and laws against education and trial by Jury,
tho crowning beauties of;he days of Alabama
chivalry have passsd away, and in their
stead the school house, the church, the
homestead and hum of industry loom up in
the future, with free men in place Of slaves,
and civilization instead Of barbari.m. Such
are the fruits that spring from Radical re-
construction, and the ciysan fields that the
principles Of the Republican party lead to.
Against such trophies as these WHIT has cop
perhead;sn to match? Who will compare
the evangelizing principles of the Radicals
with the barren husks of copperheadism and
continue to feed Oh the latter?
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ALABAMA.-1'h Alabama Constitutional
Convention has adjourned sine die, after
having completed their work by framing
thorough republican Constitution The Re.
publcans have nominated a full ticket for
State officers. The vote on the ratification
of the Constitution and the election for
State officers will come off on the 4th of
February next $685. and the Legislature
then elected will assemble on the 18th of
March succeeding. That Legislature will
elect two United States Senators. Alabama
will be asking readmission into the Union,
from which she rushed in fit of madness,
in something more than three months from
the present time.
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SAMUEL Peace, ESQ.,, is our authorised
Collector for Port Deposit and that neigh.
borhood. This mode of appointing collect
ors is expensive to us, but we have not the
time to wait on our subscribers and adver-
Using patrons in person. Persons receiving
bills for The Wing from Mr.. Peace, will
confer favor by settling the same with him.
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SALE OF ELKToN PROPERTY. Mr.. D. E..
Burton has recently purchased of Mr.. Jas.
Mercy, Jr.. his residence and shoe shop on
Nam street for $4,000. Mr.. Mercy will
quit the shoe business and retire to his farm,
short distance from town, in the spring.
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GRANT FOR President. The Union League
of Philadelphia, has declared General Grant
its choice for the nomination for President.
The Senate bill striking the word 'fwhite"
from all laws and charters of the District of
Columbia so as to make all colored men
competent to hold office and TO sit on jurles,
has been passed by the House-yeas 1906,
nays SO. This is the same llthat President
johnson refused to sign after the adjourn
ment of last session.
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FIRE.-The dwelling of Mr.. II. Marsh
bank, on Bow street, took fire Fl ON Sex
ton stove, in the parlor, on Tuesday evening
last, but the fire was discovered before a
great amount of damage was done. Mr.. NJ.
having gone into the cellar, thought he smell
pine burning--looked up and saw the joists
and floor on fire; and by gracious applca-
ton of water, soon succeeded in extinguish,
ing the flames.
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CANcER.-Among the advertisements in
to-day's issue will be found one of Joseph
Reynolds, offering his services as a Cancer
Doctor. Mr.. Reynolds is an old and famil
lar acquaintance of ours, and we can vouch
for his modest and unassuning character
He exhibited to us several of those disgust
ing looking fungi, known as Cancers, which
he had extracted and which no had in alec
hol. The parties treated are citizens of this
county, and can be communicated with by
persons desiring to do SO,
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GEN. GREGORY RESTORED learn on
good authority, says the Wilmington Com.
merciat, that Major General Gregory, one
of the latest objects of Johnson's spite, has
been reinstated in his position as Assistant
Commissioner Of the Freedmen's Bureau
for the District of Maryland and Delaware,
by General Howard, his new appointment
being in q civil, and not military capacity.
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SALE OF Personal PRopERTY.-T. Dren.
men will sell his farm stock and utensils on
Wednesday, 18th inst. Some rascal has
torn down the most part of Mr.. Drennen's
public sale bills posted about town. He
has his eye on him.
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Chicago has been fixed on as the place,
and the 10th of Nay next as the time, at
which will be held the Republican National
Convention for the nomination of Presi-
dental ticket. 1t is calculated that by that
time the Southern States will be in condi-
ton to participate.
Arkansas has gone the same way by about
seventeen thousand majority. "
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Senator Wilson has introduced bill in
the Senate removing the disability on 28l
persons IN Alabama, who are DISTINGUISHED
under the act Of Congress for participating
in the rebellion. Tho list includes Gov.
Patten end Gen. Longstreet. This course
is recommended in the case of these two
parties By Gen. Pope, Gen. Swayne, and
Judge Smith, Republican candidate for
Governor of Alabama.
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MOORE Il BROS Brown Rosn Soap is
not only equal to any in the market for
scrubbing, but it is pure enough to wash the
finest fabric, and sold at very low figure
by all Grocers. Factory corner 3rd and
Orange streets, Wilmington, Del.
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The demand for MOORE e. BROS vii.
mngton City and Olive Soaps has increased
so rapidly that it has become necessary to
run their factory night and day, being deter.
mined to supply the demand. Factory cor.
ner 5rd and Orange sts., Wilmington, Del.
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Gen. Sherman is in Washington. He
does not conceal his political opinions, and
says that it the Copperheads were not pleas
ed with his st. Louis speech they will be
less satisfied when he talksagain. He scouts
the idea Of Gen. Hancock consenting to be.
come the Democratic candidate for President,
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Hunted STATES BONDS

Having thirty years TO aud bearing six per cent
ycucy interest at the rate Of!lG00 per mile for 5l miles
the Plains then NJ the rate 900 per mile for 100
miles through the Rocky Moilntns then mt the rate of
$4,000 per mile or the remaining distance for which the
oct these bonds is paid 10y the United States govern
,ent which also pays the company onehalf the
OF its bills IN money for transporting its freight troops,
mails, SC. The remaining half of These bills placed to
tile complny's credit and forms sinking fund which
may finally discharge the whole amount Of this lien The
claims against the government since April of the current
Year nnIuunt to four aud one half times this interest
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CorRT.-The first term of the Circuit
Court, under the new Constitution will com.
mence in this county ON the third Monday
in January. Frederick Stump ESQ.,, who is
Associate Judge of the Second Judicial Dis.
trict, took the oath of office before the Clerk
of the Circuit Court last week,
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BAKER AND FRYEs' Oh FAoToRY.-Among
the many business improvements of Elkton,
that of Messrs. Baker & Frye is deserving
of special notice. These enterprising gen,
tie men have had built, near the depot, q
commodious warehouse, where they will
carry on the oil business on an extensive
scale. Their coal oil is a very superior
article, and we advise the merchants here
AS well as elsewhere, to buy no other as it
has been fully tested. Farmers and all
dealers in machinery, will find their lubri
eating oil an article to smooth all difficulties
in refractory wheels and machines.
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LEcTuRE.-Rev J. O'Nell will deliver a
lecture, entitled ''The Dignity of Labor"
in the M. E. Church, Elkton, on next Fri
day evening, 10th inst, at :! o'clock. The
subject aud the we'll known eloquence of the
Reverend lecturer shonld command full
house. We hope to see a taste grow up in
our community for the lecture. The pro.
ceeds are for charitable purpose.
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A New JAIL AND Court HoUsE.-Those
old rattle traps miscaled Jail and Court
House Of Cecil county, we are happy to
learn have not a single friend IN the county,
and that the effort to remove them and sup
ply their places with decent buildings for
the purposes which they are now attempted
to be used for, will be pressed on the pres.
ent Board Of County Commissioners, we
hope with better success than heretofore
Let us have law passed by the next Legis.
lature empowering the County Commission.
ers to borrow sum sufficient TO erect prop.
err county buildings, and have those insight
ly old structures ofthe last century removed.
Every Grand Jury for the last ten years has
reported regularly against the old jail
With so many indictments found against it
tor being party to escaping criminals,
nuisance &C., by the "Grand Inquest for
the body Of Ceci! county" it is high time
the culprit was brought to justice. We
hope to see new Jail and new Court House
eracted next summer worthy of the name
and county, and hear no more talk about
these "dilapidated old buildings"
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focal Affairs.

WATCH THE MARKET.-Dry Goods tending
upward but Reese h Foard are selling as
cheap as ever at their popular Cash House
in the Hollow. New Goods this week.
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PosTroNED.-Th sale of the Cooper
property, Rising Sun. James Black Groome,
Esq, Trustee, is postponed from oath inst
to 18th of January, 1868, at which time it
will take place. See advertisement in this
isSue
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PATENT GRANTED TO A CECIL CouNTJAN,-
Among the patents issued from the United
States Patent Office for the week ending
November Soth is one to Napoleon Bona.
parte White, of this county, assignor to self
and Frederick B. Hoffman, of Baltimore,
for improved machine for scaling fish.
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MOORE & BROS Diamond State Deter.
sive is the Oldest brand Soap manufactured
in the State, and great number of our citi.
zens say it is the best hey ever used. and
will have none other. Factory corner Bird
and Orange streets, Wilmington, Del.
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From c. ii. ALEXANDER

n, ,oe,,,, PLOT TowN, December 7th 1sc-
l,R; I,SEPH REfNof.bS--Dca,. ST. b 'S,
cerl'y ,h' lad Cancer on my left and ony Lom
an'i mat ! tried several Physicians bur f,,, 'io
lunu I n'er using yoilr remedy for ulnnt th,h h
weeks The Cancer was removed and ,nv h, ,n'rr
nov aoing well know of several enrol
~ '"e same agony. Gr!tetnlIy yours ''i'''
CHRONOM0tS' H. hIry,vnrp
consulted nj the Hotel of John Tbn, 'i'''t H'
mi.lns sun on III ESDAY and THURSDAY Of n, ii,
Dec H. 1SG7-,f
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t;inanfial.
. o Nj IL E -
OF THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD,
Running West from Omaha
Across the Continent.
ARE NOW COMPLETED.
fillallfial.

The Union Pacific Railroad Company have built n
longer line railroad in the last eighteen months than
built iiy any other company in the same time,
and they will continue the work with the same energy
until it il completed. The Western Division Is being
pushed rapidly ward from Sacramentoby the Central
Pacific Company of California and il Is expected that
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FUTURE BUSINESS.

The most skrptical have expressed doubt that
wheu the Union Pacific ilroad is inshed lie immense
business that must flow 1t. the pniy railroad
the grand divisions of the Non Tia American
iuntina Nt will be If the wonders railway
,rpr0;: and rs it ~ III have competitor it al
iNINa. rhaIge COMMUNICATING lates.
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Forty Million Dollars in Money

have already been expended by the two powerful COM
Ianies that have undertaken the enterprise, and there's
lack offnnds for its vigorous prosecutions. When
the United States Government found it necessary to
the uctou Of the Union Pacific Railroad, ~
develop and protect its own interests, 1t gave the Com
Ianies authorized to build such ample aid should
render its SPEEDY completion beyond doubt. The avail
able means of the Union Pacific Railroad Company, de-
rived from the Governncnt and its stock holders
may he briefly summed up AS follows:
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WINTER. We have had the first install.
ment of genuine winter this week. Thurs.
day last was as stormy and disagreeable a
day as is likely to be experienced in the
course of an entire winter. A violent N.
East wind drove the unremitting hail shower
in the face OF those who were compelled to
be out of doors, and the gloomy evening, fit
counterpart of dreary, pitiless day, closed
in with night of inteiHA cold, made all
the more piercing by bowling Northwest
wind. In this Indictment season, those who
enjoy warm houses and plenty should re-
member the poor.
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Tor RENT.
CHEEP AWARDS,

NOTICE.
JOHN GlLPIN and JOHNA j CRESWELL
WILLIAM II. LAWSON EDWIN yERKEs md
Others
In the Circuit Court for Cecil COUNTY In Cbancerv
ORDERED, This eleventh day of December. 1867 that
the sale made and reported by Jonh A. j. CresweIl
trustee for the sale of the Real Estate mentioned
ana described in the liill and Proceedings in the
ahove-entitled cause, be ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the seventeenth day of February next: pro-
vided copy of this order lie inserted in some news
paper printed at Elkton, week for one month
before the seventeenth day of january next
Inc Report states the amount of sales to be 81 200
DAVID SCOTT,
True copy test Clerk
Dec t. 1S67-1m ,'Ln'l.
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2.-FIRsT MORTGAGE BONDS.

BY its charter the Company is permitted to issue it's
First Mortgage Bonds to the amount the
buns issued by the government an no n,Orc and U,H
tie road progresses. The Trustees for the bcndhod
the Hon. h. ID. Morgan, U. S. Senator from New
York. aud the Hon Cakes Amos MUnber Of U s. House
at Representatives who responsible for the delivery
Of these bonds to the Company strict accordance with
81. - IL, t,,.
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i. is now definitely ascertained that the
Republicans have carried South Carolina
by majority Of about ten thousand,
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THE ENTIRE GRAND LINE

10 the Pacific will be open for business in 1870 MORE
THAN ONE-TEIRD OF THE WORK HAS ALREADY
BEEN DONE. MORE THAN oNETIIlRD OF TIE
WHOLE LINE Is NOW IN RUNNING ORDER. AND
MORE La BOKE8S ARE NOW EMPLOYED UPON 1T
THAN EVER BEFORE. More than
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A GAS LIGHT FOR EVERY FAMILY. Under
this caption the Messrs. Carson, Port De-
post, as agents for this county, advertise
in The Wig Hopkins & Anderson's Patent
Crescent Gas Generator which, if the lamps
and oil are all that the agents represent
them--and doubtless they are, the ADVERT.
sers being reliable gentlemen-wil work as
complete reform in light for families,
shops, stores &C., as was wrought by the
introduction of coal oil. The Crescent Gas
Generator is worthy the attention o~every
housekeeper.
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WARNING TO SKATERS. boys were
drowned at Philadelphia, on Monday last,
by breaking through the ice on pond where
they were skating. The ice is very thin yet,
and great caution should be exercised in
venturing on it, where the water is deep
Quite number have been trying the ice on
Towards New Park, this week, and two
boys broke in, one of whom came near
drowning. 1t is very dangerous, for the
water in the park is deep in most places.
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CoNTRIBuTIoNsT TO THE ODD FELLOWS FAIR
We continue this week the list of dona-
tons to the Odd Fellows Fair and Festival
to be held in the new Hall during the Christ
mas holidays, commencing on Monday, 23d
inst.
Books from Cushings Bailey, Baltimore,
valued at $l17.OO.
Twenty sheets extra porcelain card from
N. 5. Lawrence and Co., 405 Commerce
street, Philadelphia.
From I.O.O.F. Banner Lodge of New
London, Pa, $40.
From w. L. Mearns, one turkey weighing
80 lbs.
From J. S. Christie & Co., Rowlandsville,
l barrel -four.
Six suits of boys clothing, valued at $40,
Through y. Brown Il Bro..) from Ganss,
Wilgus 4 Co.. No. %, North Sd St., Phia.
Box of children's shoes, from Boxer &
Bro, 432 Market ST.; Phlada., Through
Brown 4 Bro, valued at $500.
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From Mrs. SARAH p. PIERCE

10 THE pJ-pTrr -, August Goth, 1867
III; WIN Uhlcefs, desire To present INV ryn.ri.
,oo,'t TWO years ago, Il small. dark uinn ;,n,'
n my race AZ irS paid little attention t
grew SO i",t that was obliged to consult n ".t
; aaI, 'udgf OF my horror and surprise whrn ,
the celebrated DR.. Lessey Of Phiadsirii ',ped TO
ao,,nGea me rulable had tried almost ~ g
re- pu. VIII no avail had made ,lr nv nint
heSnolds. Rising sun Cecil colnty, M VIVA ~ p''a"r
fo TiS .e ony person in the country who ne VIZ
' p ,. t' hhcers Feeng my duty to mike
ms care Zig no knife in his operations 't 1hair
never cease to be grateful 10 him for his J,i
ahNcty eoheefhihg q return of my cancer r ~
hcermy answer all letters of inquiry. ma , Mi,'
e'> my 'N Ro.lt SARAH 7. PIERCE,
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l.-THHE CAPITAL STOCK.

The authorized capital of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company is 800 OOUUJD, If which So 100000 have
been paid on the work already done.
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NOTICE.
MRS. NJ. A. J. NELSON wishes all persons indoht-
ed to her to settle the same before the Ist ,ay
january, next their accounts will he placed in
the hands OF Il collector Dec H. IS67-3w
Tor RENT.
The DWELLING now occupied by the under
signed, containing eleven large and airy rooms II
IS suitable for private Boarding House, and being
situated ON Main street makes it very desirable
residence lease will be given for three wears il
desired. For particulars address
DARIUS L. BURTON
Dec H. ls67-3w Elkton, Md.
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Passengers Freight Telegraph and Mails see. s723 j5 s.
TRANSFORMATION ri Contractors Materials
and Men 4.t,ZoJ i
Total 20; U;js .;
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Meeting of the Stockholders of tho Columbia
ana Fort Deposit Railroad Company will be edon
oaI ukDAf, Decomber 18th, 1s'7. at 10. o'clock AM
1T NO 2'S south Third Street Phiiadephia 10 tni"o
into consideration the propriety of ncrrasn the
Capital Stock and Bonds of the Company, and to
the interests of the Company '''
GEO. p. BRENEMAN,
WY 81, lo".--tm Secretary