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A TrENTION, GENTLEMEN |
SPRING CASSIMERES |
We are now opening a splendid stock Of
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES!

We are now opening splendid stock Of
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES!
equal to any thing that has ever been in tho
BLACK GRANATEs and BROAD CLOTH.
BROWN,
BLUE,
DAHLIA, -
IN CASSIMERES,
Black French Doeskin, from super quality
to the lowest grades; Fancy French and Eng
lish Cassimeres of every variety, and very cheap.
In VIRGINIA CASSIMERES we have
something new and desirable for business suits.
Also every variety of Trimmings, and will fur
nish suits trimmed in the best manner,as cheap
or cheaper than the same quality can be gotten
elsewhere
Call and see them, gentlemen; an examina-
ton is all We ask.
apl WILMER s. SLAYMAKER.
JOHN W. GREEN. PETER WISE.
OOPARTNERSHIPN NOTICE.
We have formed q co. partnership, for the
purpose Of conducting the
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE,
... AND GENERAL
AGENCY BUSINESS,
and beg leave to call the attention of the public
TO The location of our office, at
No. %, MANSION HOUSE BUILDING,
Alexandria, Va.
1Ok MILLINERY 1OS
lHC MILLINERY lHO
I would call the attention OF the ladies to-
morrow, TUESDAY, March 31st, at my new
store" to an elegant assortment of
FRENCH MILLINERY,
including all the novelties of the season, color
ed Laces, Grapes, Silks, Ribbons, Flowers-the
most beautiful variety.
Also all kinds of
STRAW GOODS.
Wells, Parasols, Bands, Collars, Sc, al Of
which will be sold cheap for cash.
MRS. G. l.. SIMPSON,
mar 80 No 125, King st,
A PR1L lsr 1863
COAL COAL!
Just arrived cargo Of FREE BURNING
WHITE ASH COAL egg size
Also CUMBERLAND COAL.
OAK "
ASH "
100 cords of GOVERN MENT PINE WOOD
for sale at the Office of the Alexandria Coal Co..
No. 49, south Royal street.
A. S. PERPENER, Agt.
Terms cash. ap l-3m
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% Z I h d y I n U,
The COOPERATIVE UNION Of UNIO-'
No. !, Of VIRGINIA, st Alexandria, are lf ri
pared to make contracts for: and execute o..
kinds Of Bricliwcrk, in workmaniko m"F"''
and at reasonable rates Apply to
+. STANTON, President 49,.
JAS. JAVINS, Vice Pre.'It"''
Nm. BURGESS.
GEORGE PHILLIPS, OF
fa 24-Gm GEORGE RICHARDS.
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r .BRoDERs 3 CO., i ~ :...,"aa
s., ,'s .. NO. II, KING STREET.
'tl4 y. ~ - ;. -. ~ ALEXANDRIA, VA,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
; ,;.. III a.. Wholesale Dealers in .".
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Also keep on hand general assortment. OF
Cordage, Tar, Pitch, Nails, Lime, Packing, Oils.
Lamps, and Ship and Naval Stores: .....e
All orders and consignments promptly stten-
ded to, and goods forwarded without delay to
Aye.,ts for the Baltimore and Potomac Trans
portaticn line. EUF.. NH lO-tt
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ROCKS e. STATIONERY.
ICHONBRRG.C GOTTA FAMILY SERIES.

Chronicles of the Schonberg- Gotta Family.
lvol., limo, cloth. Sl.5o;;
Diary of Mrs Trevylyan. limo. cloth SLID.
Wiuifred Bertrand. II mo-, cloth. Sl.75
Early Dawn. 12mo., cloth, LOO
Sunday School Editions of thu above, 81 each:
On Both Sides of the Sea. l2moo. .."....Sl. %
Marv tho Handmaid of the Lord ........ 1.25
Martyrs of Spain. 16mo. cloth 20
GrinnIo ot Antioch 6 {" ....... LIS
Tolee and Sketches. " . LIS
4 Wanderings over Bible Lands .......... 10
Just received and for sale by
ROBERT BELL, Bookseller,
mar IS ..... Gl, King street.
NEW BOOKS. j. - -.-.
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RAILROAD LINES.
WASHINGTON, ALExA. & GEoRsEToWa 2

WAS111Is 101'i u HI7AH' q 0EO11GIUWN 2 P
ksgz W % zssE;sssg p
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY. Ne,
" 18th, 1868, and until further notice - Ino";
Passenger Trains will run between WASHII1TSfSs
TON and ALEXANDRIA as follows. wv
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA,, from the co,,,.
of ST. Asaph and King SITS, at Geo. 500 and IfG
g. M, and 100 800 and $40 p. m. , ''''o
LEAVE WAsH !. u 5;G6 FROM Maryland
Avenue Depot, at !:CO, 800 and loo g. m. and
200, 4:20 $50 and 7:3O p. m. - "'''
THROUGH MALL TRAINS
LEAVE WASHINGTON from MsrvI.ra
Avenue Depot at Cos 8; m.
O. a. STEVENS Gen. Sun.
w. J. PHELPS, Gen. Manager frnh II :.
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~ ARDEN SEEDSl

a ' y
VI GARDEN SEEDS! .,,D.r
GARDEN SEED@,,
We have received to-day per steamer Ian, ,on.
New York, our Spring supply Of fresh "lIG
uiLe GARDEN SEEDS. Having pNfcn.'- ra
from the most reliable American cro% over cu.,
can confidently recommend them to oI OH, and
toners. Our stock will be found, large g,,S "%r
complete, comprising every tayor"DIys . nIG il
variety. Garden, Herb and Flower &c.," nech,
every variety, in papers at five cent. ,,,,r re.
mailed to any address free Of charge, uPV Enc.
ceipt of price, when ordered in QUANTITIES %
less than half dozen papers. ;,s
0~~ ''''' JANNEI s. Co, DrugSLsrr,. :.
fob91 No l45. hlhg ::
MARYLAND SHE'LL MAEL liz nf his
fertilizer we are prepared to furnish any s1S 81
to those who may desire to prove its ''''''
c. Certificates from parties VINO can yeN[ otbcr
to the superiority of this above many
fertilizers, if desired: co. .
f, oc 25- w IN, DhO h1L-r - -
h1 mar p > BRooKEs s. TAYLOR
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V7ARNISHES-W offer for sale complete
Y and very superior assortment of Varnishes,
consisting of Copal Coach, Shellac, Japan, AS
phaltum and Damar. Also, Paraffine Varnish,
very cheap and superior article for all iron
work exposed to the weather, and for covering
leaky roofs with. .r
mar 26 -.rf''.- JANNE9 - CO. 5
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TRANSPORTATION HINES.

" WASHINGTON &ssssstAEe,
AND
ALEXANDRIA
EXPRESS LINE STEAMERS.
GOLD Line
This line will be regularly kept up during the
winter months, by good anQ subs!"ntIH! CCI-
SIDE STEAMSHIPS leaving once week, from
pier Is, T. River, New York, and pier II, Alley
sndria. Connecting at New York with the
METROPOLITAN Steamship Line TO Boston, ana
with the Orange 6 Alexandria Railroad, at Al
exandrie.
Bills of Lalng given through to Boston di,
rect. >,
Freight taken At lowest rates, and Forwarded
to al parts Of the United States free Of COM
missions.
Va $40 '''''' ii. ELDRIDGE s. co,
No. d, South Wharves. a leyandrIs.
JAMES HAND
l04, Wall street, New l9!h'
JOHN B. Davidson,
NH lG-tf G3, Water ST., Georgetown. D. C..
NEW EXPRESS LINE sTk
" .BETwE ssSssaa45ssL
PHILADELPHIA AN D ALENAADKlA
GEORGETOWN AND WASHINGTON.
VIA CAEAL.) ,.,.,..
Good substantial and we'll adapted FEkIGNI
STEAMERS comprise this new line, which Will.
sail on WEDN ESDAY and SATU ElA g! o:
each week from Philadelphia, and TU ESD ! ;
and THURSDAYS from AlcXandsitl, @t Z II.
Freight, Sc, ut moderate rates:
For Particulars apply at
NJ ELDKIDGE s CO.,
MOI, s. Whnrves, Aleyandrie w..
JOHN Is. Davidson,
SO, Wsterst., Georgetown aMd WasRi4 72G
WILLIAM 2. CLYDE,
NH 1G-tf No. Il, North Wharyes, PA!t&d8.
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PUBLIC SALE OF. LAND.

Fairfax county, mar 23-eots /
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-14
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-14

PRUrEGDISGa OF THE County CoMMtSsloN-
EEs The County Commissioners were in
session the present week from Tuesday to
Friday. The following is synopsis OF the
proceedings up to Thursday evening.
\ number Of accounts were examined
and passed, and orders granted for mer.
chandise for relief OF destitute persons.
Constabcs appointed Thomas Pass,
It'll District Absalom Cruikshanks, sth
District; liasson Lynch, 9Th District
Bond Of the latter approved and fled
The designations Of &. W. Alexander and
William y. Brown, Constablcs of the ID
and 9Th Districts were rendered and accepted.
Several petitions for Bridges over fordings
and for location and opening Of new roads,
were presented. and arc under adviscmcnl.
Amounts paid by Tax Collectors at pres.
cut session Of board u ohm W. Caldwell,
$500 90; James Toulson, $50 90; Jesse
Irwin, So 81 Thos. Terry, %jj7 90 Jcthro
McCaucy, Slj0G0
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WANTED
w AGENTS TO SELL DIR. VIM SMITHS
L" DICTIONARY OF THE Bibles

IT contains loco closely printed, double column,
octave pages. from elcctroype plates, ON good
paper aud is appropriately illustrated with than
2bo cngiavings steel and wood and series Of fine.
authentic maps &c.
1t contains the Antiquities Biography, Geography.
Natural History. Topography, and is complete Cyclic
pcpa Of the Scriptures.
1t is necessary to every Bible reader indispensable
every Minister and Sunday School Teacher and ought
to be- in every family
1t is highly commended by all learned and eminent
and by the Press generally in all parts of the
country. rs the best book Of the kind in the English
language.
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Owing to the unprecedented popularity of this Work. q
Sn'dH EHgSb dbridgment, in dundeCimo form of about
900 pages, has been reprinted i'll this country in larger
type, aud Spredd 500 octave pages. cydcntlyhy
making lager book than the originai-to give the
impression escr that il is edition. II has less than
haLt the 1oning matters Of and is sold consdcra-
bly, higher than the English edition of book this
country. Some agents endeayoring to palm of tins
jurGhiie Cditi0n for ours.
Teachers Studets. Retired Ccrgymcn, Farmers. and
energetic Women find the agency for this work both
pleasant and lucrative employment. Send for circulars,
giving full particulars. terms, SC, to
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The Democrat as a BlatIlerskite.

The delectable organ Of the classical De-
mocracy came ont last week in "A long array
of adjec;ives, terrible as Chinese gongs,
against The Wing, for exposing to the public
a transaction of the present Legislature,
which by an enabling act, transferred from
the treasury Of Maryland sum of money
to the heirs of VIM. r. Miller, for services
rendered the rebel cause, while acting as
membel of the Legislature of 81. The old
lady of Cecil got off such phrases as the
following: "Dastardly malignant "reck-
less vulgarity," "banquets on the reputation
of the dead" tagged and widowed mother"
unfortunate son. "victim to despotic
rancor," "diabolical intention, "reopening
aud laceratng halfhealed wounds in the
bosom of age" Husbands and fathers,
wives and mothers, who have been called
to mourn the loved and lost Can there
be found outside of q lunatc asylum, except
in the columns Of The Democrat, such q
jargon Of utter nonsense, and all for the
purpose of diverting public attention from
the fact contained in the above statement
The same valiant organ winds up with a
threat that The Wing had better look out !
for if it fret the Cecil chivalry too much it
may receive terrible thrust from their
Damoclesan swords All, me! We know
all about the doughty chivalry of Cecil
have been among them for the last seven
years. Methuselah will be an infant in years,
if we are permitted to live till the chivalry
of this region use sword. 1t is full of
bray and swagger, but its deadly onsets are
all made upon the public treasury. The
same Legislature has voted $4,000, to Philip
f. Thomas for going to Washington and of,
fering his credentials to the Senate and
S2500 to paint the likeness of the "white
Bird of Maryland. They leave no rebel
or rebel act unrewarded, while they have
the peoples money out of which to make
appropriations.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-14
The Republican State COmven-
ton.

On our first page we give the proceedings
of the Republican State Convention, held at
Baltimore on the 9th inst. In the report of
the proceedings Of the Convention will be
found the speech Of Mr.. Creswell in which
the leading issues of the day are presented
in that gentleman 5 usual clear and mastery
manner. The band Of Office hunters and
traducers of Mr. Creswell headed by Judge
Bond and Henry W. Hoffman, of Baltimore,
who with a small number offollowers, have
been attempting to make diversion in the
party and diversion in favor OF Chase in
this State, are met in that speech and their
charges and petty ISLANDERS demolished. We
refer our readers to the speech
The effort made by this Chase faction to
break up the Convention was most disgrace
full. The theatre was filed with roughs in
the interest of Bond & Co., who commenced
operations when Mr.. Creswel was called to
address The Convention, by clamor and
noise which prevented the speaker, for some
time, being heard. This wordy demonstra-
ton was followed by series of sham fights
gotten up among themselves which for a
couple Of hours prevented any business being
transacted by the delegates.
This little party ofdisturbcrs lnowingthey
had no strength in the State. attempted to
substitute noise and confusion, but failing
to achieve their purpose Of breaking up the
convention, they seeded aud held Il separate
meeting and proposed TO call convention
in April to choose delegates Of their own
persuasion.
The disgracetul proceedings Of this party
on the 9Th inst, has torn the mask from
Judge Bond-for he was the controlling spirit
in the movement-and revealed that gentle.
man to the Republicans of the State in his
true colors. Every man sees now that the
Judge is selfish demagogue with neither the
interest Of the State, the party or the color
ed man at heart, but his own narrow views
OF self aggrandizement. As for Henry W.
Hoffman, every NaIylander knows him.
He requires no explanations. And neither
will Judge Bond be able to deceive any enc
in future. lis affecting to be the "MoscS'
Of the colored race o.! Maryland has about as
much sincerity in it as Andy !ohnson's pro,
tessions.
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STRING. LIKE. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday

SrRING-LI Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday last were quite spring like,
the air being of that soft, balmy, refreshing
nature, peculiar to approaching spring, and
beneath the warm rays of the sun, the
snow, which had become an unwelcome Wis.
itor, quickly disappeared and the ice in
the creeks so loosened, as to be foated out
by the heavy freshet produced by the melt.
ing of the snow. Although the streams
were probably swollen to IA greater extent
than has been the case for years, without
rain, yet we have heard of but little damage
being done by the freahet, the various mills
and factories on the Big Elk and Bigh North
East creeks, suffering little, if any, from the
volume OF water and floating ice
A sloop, anchored at the bridge, was car.
RED away and considerably injured by the
ice. She was, however, finally secured and
brought back to her anchorage, where she
will undergo repairs
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-14

The new Reconstruction bill became
Il law on Wednesday last, on account of the
expiration of the ten days allowed for the
return Of the bill to Congress by the Presi,
dent.
The law provides that majority Of the
votes cast shall determine the adoption or
rejection OF the constitutions of the South.
crn States, under the original act, majority
Of the registered vote Of the State was ncces.
sary to be pollcd at the election for the rati,
ication Of the Constitution.
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NOTICE
To Collectors and Owners OF Docs

In accordance with an Act entitled "An Act TO
amend and re-eRact Sections Isl and lST of Article
Eighth of puhlic Local Laws for Cecil county reiat-
ing To Dogs the County Commissioners hereby
direct collectors of Taxes for 1867 to make an acrt.
rate assessment of all Dogs and Shuts upwards Of
two months old in their several Districts. between
the ith of March and l!ih of April lSls and make
return thereof to the County Commissioners, under
oath, that they have made ,liligrnt search for. anil
that their returns are full and accurate ones. Of al;
Dogs and Shuts in their Districts
Sc. Isl. The County Commissioners shall levy
and cause 10 be collected the sum of one Dollar for
each Dog, and Five Dollars for each Slut, kept
owned on possessed 10y each person named in such
return rs the owner thereof
SIG. iSD. Any Dog or Slut kept or staying about il
house shall be deemed sufficient evidence of owner
ship to authorize the Collector return the person
inhah!tmg sad house, as the owner poSecssut of
such Dog or Slut; and any person sending lis Dug
or Slut from hoilse to house, or place To- place, to
AVOID the said tax, shall he liable to pay double tax
therefor and the Collector may ut his option require
any person supposed to own Dog or Slut to testify
on oath in reference thereto; and every bog Slut
not returned shall be deemed to have 10 owner and
may he killed by any person seeing such Dog
Slut running at large; and any Collector who shall
knowingly neglect to assess any Dog OF slut, shall
be liable, upon an action in the name of the State
ior he value OF all sheep killed lay such unassesscd
Dog or Slut-the said sum, when recovered, 10 be
paid one-haf to the nforner and the other half TO
the Treasurer of the county, for the OF the Sheep
Fund. By order WM. r. MILLER, Clerk
Mar IA, lsds-3w Com'rs Cecil county
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-14

WITwoRTH's CARRIAGE MANUFAcToRY.-
Mr.. K. Witworth. who is one of our most
energetic and pushing mechanics, has on
hand a large stock of new carriages-the
best lot, he asserts, ever offered in Cecil
county-which he adyertises this week.
The beauty of Mr.. Witworths carriages and
the substantial manner in which they are
built, are his best recommendation topnhlc
favor and patronage
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-14

No MEDICINE ever appeared with stronger
vouchers fol its general and substantial excel
lence than the Peruvian Syrup. Invalids, espe
cially those suffering from dyspepsia or debility
should send to j. 2. Dinsmore, SO Dey street
New York, for pamphlet (sent iree), concern
ing this remarkable remedy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-14
4 ut of Love, Health Il Reauty

L delicate and private treatise on the most holy
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success and happiness. for sOIs;. aud innld,ns
SpLENpIDLY ILLUSTRATED with hfc-liku engruviugs.
Portraits anatomical plates and vivid pictures OF pas
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conjuga Ills sexual and female diseases, which are
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Showing now to improve aud perfect body and mind
heal aai brautity The human form divine.
This work is simpiiied and adapted to the wants of
the many; designed to be II faithful monitor. guide.
companion and counselor in all the NEST intimate and
delicate relations Of life flied with gems Of rare excel
Icncc, jewels of thought maxis and poems conveying
vivid impressions Ct living realities.
ihis extraordinary work of merit will be sent
free of postage 10 any address for IS cents.
For sale by all ngwsdcalcrs The trade supplied By
the Mutual Benefit Publishing and Manufacturing.
Company of New York Feb -, 15OS--tf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-14

FIRST ANNUAL REPORT OF THE AUDITORS
OF THE MUTUAL Loan ASSOCIATION OF WILL
MlNGToN DELAWARE.-1he Report of the VIII
mington Building Association, (organized Jan
uary 18th 1867 incorporated February 18th,
1860 given below, shows how profitable such
institutions are when well conducted The cx-
hibit of one years operations needs no comment,
The Elkton Building Association bids fair to
attain an equal success. Already three tourths
of the stock is taken and the first months dues
paid in This evening, there will lie about two
thousand dollars 10 offer TO the highest bidder
after that, shares will be worth II prrminn.--
There can be no better investment for persons
wishing to save from small means. 1t is Say
mgs Bank, paying large compound interest
There is no risk, as all loans will be secured
upon first class mortgages, we can therefore
safely commend il to all who wish to accumu-
late or to purchase property with the savings
which they may, by economy, spare from their
monthly earnings
NJ ia, Mr. lpu. H. }
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-14

~ the following Personal Prop - -
TT = crty:-l Horse and / Mare y. u a
atg[ scach coming six years old; . Hs@SSA
SA~-seA1.t Cows. OF them now in profit, .s W ~
the other VIII he in profit about April LIST: / HeIicr
coming two year old . Shouts.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS &r.--I Dearborn i,lr
enc ur Two horses with Pole and Shafts: | good
Farm Wagon, with Cover and Bows and Hay Rig
glng to suit; Horse cart aud Gears. PIow- Htr-
rows, CuItNGtor-, WhcclblIrow, HoI-" Rake Corn
shelter, Moving Scyih~s Grain Crrdles ,,rind-tpnc
stone Sledge, Maui and Wedges Post Spade, Crow
Bur Feed CHEST, Z sets stage Harness. / SGT Single
Harness Check Lines Leather PIow Lines. OK
'hmu. Drop Chains, Cow thJU.. t,llar~, Blind Hal
ter, saddle Forks Rates, oh"ye~. Hoes. Mattorli-
Ladder sc; Hay hy the ton. lIiy, al Bees and -
number Of empty lrc Hives.
HOUSEHOLD Goods Cool; ~tpyr and Fix
t'Te-. licdstead, Clock; thum, II MIR Pans. roam
Gam Sausage cutter and suffer Cider i.lt,. Meat
iuh-, and many other articles not mentioned.
aI Srir to commence at l. o'clock 3d., and u" post
pOnClncnt on account OF the weather
Terms easy. LAWRENCE SI.NTMsN.
MAJ Ii-2w II. II. lIAHl. AHrtipu"er
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ScoTT & BENNETT will, by mutual con.
sent, dissolve co,partnership on the 25th of
March, inst. All persons indebted to said
firm are requested to settle their accounts
Immediately. ScoTT < Bennett,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-14
Mr.. Touchstone presented in the Ho

Mr.. Touchstone presented in the House
Of Delegates, on Thursday last petition
from Mr.. j. j. lIeckart, asking compensa-
ton while on duty as a Senator at Fort War
rem, under orders from the Secretly Of War.
The compensation will be granted of course.
Why notl
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-14

GALLAHER & McCAULEY, Main street, offer
special inducements to persons in search of
Cheap Goods. Give them a call 10 per
cent. proft.-cash on delivery.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-03-14

To the LadieS. Our Wilmington City
soap on y wants to be tried to become a
tayorlte IN every family, the sale Of which
has more than doubled in the last two weeks.
Sold by all grocers. MOORE Il BRO. I'd
and Orange Sis. Wilmington. Del.