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THs FISH WuARy-Saturday, 10 ~ saia By
MI. Cumberland, Mr. Skidmore and other
d alers, wa the buetest daysoa he Ash wharf
f'r thirty-six- yesrs-eo.0o0 sAad and eeo. 600
herring having been landed during the day.
The prices ran from 99to ei2 per hun dred for
shad ard from IS 70 81 per Thousand Tor her
ring: Yesterday, about i0,0C0 shad and $4,000
herring were landed, and prices were about
the same There were large numbers of coun- :.
try people in Yesterday and the day b .fo re,
eettinr in their supplies. and the custom from
the country is undiminishea - :
fhere seemed to be considerable complaint
about the wharf yesterday in regard to the
s'rihg. Mt enforcement Of the police regula-
tloss. In consequence OF wnicn ne refresh
news (eatables) were allowed to be sold in the
vicinity. and in some cases p'ivats houses
CPeneo their doors for the bei ef1t Of the coun-
Iy people. OF other wise they would have
suffered from hunger. On the Alexandra
wharyes country people find accom- modatons
On Sunday, and the execution of the Sunday
law at The fish wharves here will work dis
advantageously to this city, driving trade
there, il is argued.
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ENGLISH WILLOW BATS lamar
CRoQUKT. CAMS, at
SAMUEL " sAyAGIg
324 street, between 10th aud nth.
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LOB SALE-A frat rateW atson motor BUGGY
Il Price, $50. Inquire at Il. H. GBAhAMs
Ooscn cnop, 314 street apis 81
" FROM AUCTION,
l2Aa, "a and Is cents. IRISH LINEN As cents.
warranted all linen.
IS cent MUSLIN reduced to 20 cents
81 cent M slim reduced to IS cehts,st
spls3t 323 Penn'a sVsnns
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CRIMINAL COURT. Judge FiSher.-This morn.
ing, IN the case of Wm- Thomas Fisher. alias
W. Budd Fisher. indicted for larceny, a roU,
fToS war entered
Johanna Waller, indicted for the larceny CT
breastpIn, was found not guilty, and in the
case OF Sally Lee, indicted for like offsnse
n0ilc pros W as entered.
Elizabeth Howard, alias Thomas. in dix ted
tor the larceny of number of articles from
!. p. Moses. was found guilty.
JOSEF Ward, indicted for arson, was found
not guilty. Henley for defense
In the case Of Jacob Lanber, ind e,ed for
receiving stolen goods. nollc pros. was en-,
tered.
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RIRD oAGEsI BIRD CAGES
The largest stock of BIsD CAGES In the city.
SAMUEL y. SAVAGE
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FREE TRADR.-The GEORGETOWN Colrter
says:-"FOr what purpose were the bridges
over the canal raised, if not to have the boats
pass under theml The outlet lock should al
once be deepened and cleaned ont, so as to en- :
able boats to pass into the river, and thus dis.
pense with that rotten structure, the auueduct
The major part of the coal boats would thus
pass and repass our city; all the trade result
ing from their presence would be left here.
ana potent motive would then arise for
making the Improbable aqueduct a bridge for
regular travel This is very well as far as
II goes, but we would like to see the canal
from Rock Gree k to 18th street cleane ed out also
50 that we may be able TO secure a fair share
OF the trade. There ought TO be enough for all
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

" .
On the petition OF WILLIAM Z. WARD, sf Port
Ohester, n. T.. praying for the extension Of q
patent granted to him the 18th day Of Decem Der
isS2, Tor an improved method Of Heading scre y
blsnks Riyets, &C., for years from the nj
6ston OF said patent, which took place the 18th
Day OF December, 1866, this APOLLO alton having
been authorized BY act 81 Congress
IL IL ordered that the ssid petition be heard &C
the Patent ODee Oh Monday. the Path day OF
June next. a. II O'Clock NJ and al persons are
notified 70 appear and show cause fany they have,
Why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extenusn req ufred to
hle In the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth In writing, az least twenty days before
the day Of hearing; all te stimony nled by either
party to be used at the said caring mu s be taken
aBd transmitted in accordance with the rules OF
the office, which will be furnished on application
Dispositions and otner papers reIiea pom as tee
umony must be hled In the ONCE twenty DAYS
before the daY Of hearing: the arguments, In apy.
within ten days after filing the testimony
Ordered also, that this notice be published IN the
Republican and the National InteIliRenoer wash
ington. ID. O., and m the Times, New York, n
T., once week Tor three successive weeks: the
hrst Of said publications 70 ct least 81 xty DAYS
TO. THEAKER,
n, Commissioned Of Patents.
P.s.-Idftors OF the above . apers win please
COPY. and send their bills 90 the Pstent Ofhce with
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pURNHAM'S American Business

- COLLEGE, SPRINGFIELD, MASS. ,
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Wonderful but True,

MADAME REMlNGTON the world renowned
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UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.
From ANDREW ARCHER, Esq, of Fairfield, Me.

g About eight years since my son. Henry A. Archer,
Postmaster Fairfield Somerset county, Me was
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lie was under medical treatment for number of
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duced 10 purchase jOttte Of WlSTAES BhISAM
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Prepared by SETH W. FUWLE SON, IS fremont
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Grace,s Celebrated SaIve.

hMFSElhf, hASSi 'tt. l''H iS1''
Mr. Gracr-Dsor Sr:-IIavinG been afflicted griev'
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II. =. DEARUURN. NJ d
SETH w. FDWLE son, Boston, Prulrietors.
Sold by all DRUGGISTS, at % cents box. y mail 80 ct
June -, lSUT-lm
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Wistar,s RaIsam Of Wild Cherry

This remedy has long been cherished by the commu-
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its magic influence when all other means have failed
Its whole history proves that the past has produced
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ERRORS or YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED FOR
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TO CITIZENS OF ELKTON.

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Prospects for Business.

The railroad connection between Omaha and the
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TO CONSUMPTIFES.
NSy%A You've LADY, returning to her

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l. 10 IL Ty

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Know Thy Destiny,

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PAINTS FOR FARMERS

AND EkS.-THE GRAFTON MINERAL
PAINT COMPANSare now manufacturing the Best
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Deafness, Blindness aud CatarTh

T lSAACS, NJ. D., Oculist and Aurist
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~ Artificial Eyes inserted without pain
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Jan n, lSGb-ly
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VIII cure with one o. two applications. the ARMY
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II contains no Mercury ~ Other injurious lngre
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The cures which this Ointment has effected with
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No iumiiy should lie without thiA valuable ONT
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Price 30 cents q box By mail, 30 cents
Prepared only by
!. N ENGLAND & SON
fn ARMArTUiIsTs
9 W cor 9Th and Market SITS. Wilmington Del
sold Retail IN Elton by DR. II MITCHELL =
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yrsSNA, Dorchester county, Nd January LIST, lst

VISNNA, Dorchester county, Nd January 1st, 1861.
Mr. r. D. MARINE Allow On the beginning of
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that may be able to increase these cuisig
and that you will receive iros the pnbc very liberal
patronage. ThOMAS htudiNS-
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value and Security of The bonds

y
Tie Company respectful 'ubtnt lh-t the above
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r't that ii" Bond, offered less ten million
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TIA" r"mainiG" 81 miles ne nearly completed.
Al TIA" prc."ut rat" OF premium ,,p,d these
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Nine Per Cent,
nnt j. believed that ON the coup ron Of the road
hi.c the Government Bonds they VIII go above par
lh" Company intend TO ell bat - limited amount at
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ia" pric" al liirlr option
Subscription. VIII be received III New York by the
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'L'GK, DopaE 60, HAykfHs II Wall st.
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pamphlets may tie uhtlned They Win also b" cent
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&c The highest charge made is five per
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HAVRF DE URACE, TIatfOrC conlIfy Md.
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MILLINERY & DRESS MAKING
MISS EMILY &. TYSON

SuAVING inst returned from the city, offers to the
N nubc attention her select stock of SPRING
miII NERY consisting of all the latest styles OF
gnVNEi,e and HATS for Spring and Summer,
syhien are offered low for CASH
am also pfepat and 70 btInq viii I, ne,nes and
de: ratch.
IN Please remember the Old Stand, directly OPP
sD.iie Nh Haley, Shoe 9iore, NORTH EAST, MD.
Aprii -, leGT-3m
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-07-06
Drg GOODS & Groceries

THE subscriber having purchased the Stoi House
] lately occHp,td 10y Mr., j, = Rossell, in ELkTUN
MD, has opened in entirely NEW STOCK OF
GOODS, consistug in part rs follows:
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-11

MRs: BARCLAYS LECTURES. "A.
number of the most intelligent ladies
of the city, who attended the lecture
at the Walnut Street church yester-
day afternoon. assure US that 1T was
not only highly interesting, but must
prove of inestimable sbeneit ITO sall
who heard it. There will be given a
course of. four lectures during the,
present week, and we are requested to
urge all the ladies who can to attend.
The first OF, inc course will be deliv-s
cred this afternoon ,at,4 o'cIqckjn the.
Lecture Room of the Walnut Street
Presbyterian Church9ST5a 9uiS8SaE