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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11

Parties having real estate for sale, OF those
wishing TO purchase, will find ii for their interest TO ad
vcrtlse THE TRIBUNE. Its aggregate circulation is
larger than that OF any other newspaper and scattered
through every State and Territory, well as in New
York and all the principal cities and villages. Make the
advertisements short possible stating the adyan
tagcs offered.
Advertisers reminded that The three editions OF TIT
TMgUNE, semiWeckly and Weekly, arc subscribed for
by entirely different persons that advertisements in
serted in each will reach all classes.
Advertisements charged Is cents per line, each In
seriion. in DAILY TRIBUNE, 81 so per line ia WEEKLY
TEIBi-NE 25 cents per line in sEMI-WEfRLr TRrBUNE.
TIN TRIBUNE viii devote especial attention to sales Of
Real Estate thus very much enhancing its value as
adv rrtisiug medium.
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ton Of the State covered with heavy pine The soil OF
the State wholly composed Of rcd clay very hard and
compact and when dry requires the aid Of chise and
male to penetrate IT, II is covered with thin coating
Of nutritious EARTH that TO all appearances would grow
little or nohng yet they manage in some parts 10 raise
good crop OF corn would rather have one acre OF In
diana or Illinois land than 100 acres OF Georgia land
More than 2,OOOOOO Of land in Mississippi one
seventh Of all in the State is advertised for sale under
execution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11

COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE or LEASE,
~ ofcg acres pleasantly assi On Nianhssse Bay Long ls.na
10y Neanhoi
large all impovlens bot and cold water all rooms
second foori marble manes range ana sa
Kitchen; 90 barn aEd house; Ice
Loase Young orchard ne garden, nuit Ae ~n slipping To
water VIII exchange moderate . bolse west SIDE above
~ No ~ Pow { .n-.
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sHIpPING INTELLIGENCE.

CLEARED.
Steamship Ct New York (Br Halerov Liverpool via falfAT
G. Dale
St.Am.Lip Fraucona Sherwood. Portland. !. '. Ames
Walker Mcfarland Savannah, " J.. McCreisy G"
Sehr J. r. Hubbard Loselsnd Rhneud Va Van BrA sAght
ARRIVED.
steamship Neptune BAKER. Boston with nase and p's' 70 w.
Glide.
smsbp Moneks shseo Charleston SO with nds te tina
Peoples Mail Steamship Go.
Steamship Albsmae Bourne Richmond and sorfon WITH ss1
90 n. /. McCiready.
steamship Psrbaaks Wilmington c. Nth peas mtse cad
20 james Hand
steamship Herman Livingston Eaton with niss
and pas 10 Livingston. Fox Co .
T. H. A. Pitt Locke Of and from BeTHuds JAN 20 with oi met
Middleton Co. Sailed from Beuuda Jan IT, and lat H.
had heavy gale from 20 sW shifted ballast and hove o.
snceeded ghiug bore or Befafas ass
al 9th repaired aud sad again Jan -
Brig Eolus of Halifax Forbes Paermo 70 days ard Ghar
With fruit Brett Son Co foF the last 20 days Q" ne os
IA ban e0nansnl NV. gales.
Brig Brisk (of Johns b H censos 2. days With sasT 70
Fowler & JoVs. Had strung NC. gale the coast
Gold Fh tof ST. John ~ B lefry hatAna - as ta ss
msster Been days Rorsh OF ses "h '"as n'''V
sehr Foreace Rogeraitern) Rogers NeHOrlrans jsn ~
ShL A. eon Cook Havana II dAa NHA ososes p"a~.
Potter Co Had heavy weather on ihe COST
Srkr hlsa s. Potter Potter. Apalseb""L.
WiAD-At sunseI. light, NAk
Ships Rapg,on Lverpool Lord Bcos'" haGs'rs Dexter ans
Sacramento, San Frsnds"
DOMESTIC PORTS
BcsrnN Pei. i0-Arryed. steamship 6isae.s session.
Chesapeake from Portland iof HeNi"'A P.sa HBs
nd ight Care Cod. al s;f5 4 10. 70 aaF
Woxnos Fch iThe Austrian brig Dnbra Miia fces
which ashore IN Lynn Haven Bar
E $40 AN to-day anchored In the Roads The esg
$500 a Rio Jsneiro heen ordered 10 Baltimore The bad
u Rms. from JsReo has ben "rdvfed 10 New iork ~ d
srs her cargo She the passage from Ao JAns" 30 > dsa
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Sscrt colaron's y1oilr.

ksw.YoHk
PoKT.wsRnEss OFrfcg No. % willza-st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section q the Az passed April ~ 1851 entitled "a aas
charge the subject matter OF sh ngns
surrey the, the following under esss
zion or Nauens and that the xamnsuoes VIZ
be within days succeeding this sscs ea ve s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11
J. CoLY Aucteuecr
DOSITIVE EXECUTORS SALE OF ELE-

DOSITIVE EXECUTORS SALE OF ELE-
i CANT PRIVATE RESIDENCES AND VALUABLE VACANT
LOTS IN THE THIRD WARD. BROOkLYN. BELONGING TO
THE ESTATE ELIZA SMITH. DECRASBD.-JAaBs
COLES sell WEDNESDAY Feb H. az u o'clock az the
Ciy seo1m. heuiI Building No 10 Coasi Brooklyn we elegant
fr, Private Dwellings . and Lrugonst between Codrt
ClnonstA % anil - Cnons ueT opposite Livingston
E sri Hcks.i between JorAlenon and Stdesfs Asn
t. Also,
Seternerorn 81 Sos % and y LTiagont one a et
ut This ufopsrT the desirable that be found FOR
private Ttslcnces IN admission examine tue
premises obtained ihc es Of The Executors A. Davenport
es1 No Monaguesi and A. Besksn, ESQ., No. 10 ConsL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11
pISSFNG ERS ARRTVYU.

FROM CHARLESTON l0Ia steamship Aoueks-Andve~ so
o. e. b. White, :. r. Gnss T. EcAe Mira Gums MA d. hushe>
sud ~ ~ Storage.
IRON SAVANNAH Feb l0--u steamship Herman vBgs,oaCspt
H. A 0sdSs Mics Leaa Core Ms. Minute Core
Col j. Hogsop. j. A. Elwe H. J. Wan. T. OByne W L. hsess
Csroa and lady. L. Lew lady and children, L. Eodsrs
aad Ia the s,sefage
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autiion Saks Of gtaI Gstui,.

]. JouSsos, jr Auctoseer
DY JOHNSON & MILLER
I'D AUCTIOSEERS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'.
No. 25 RGaAu-sr.. In. CEDGRs1, kEw-ToRE.
eu Stores Couutry Farms bought sold rented
changed Loans sales Stocks Furniture Nose Gs
Ga WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY u. at IL O'Clock,
the Exchange saesroom No. III Broadway keS-le rt
POSITIVE PARTITION SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK HOUSES
AND LOTS ON CSGOS.ST., BROOKLYN.
Nos l2s J2 TNONST between Hicks and Columbia Sta
desirable three brick dwellings each 203r5 lots
100 n The we'll bl each cousus II
closets and throughout connections handsome
order aud the
zion May positive highest bidder Maps al the Office OF
be Auctioneer. "a. p Eassau-st seN-lork
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ADEf,s H. aUiLER, Aactohse.
yvAIJTARTE LOTS ON THIRD AND LEN

ADEtAs IT, nUlIsE, Aucilonser - -
VALUABLE LOTS ON THIRD AND LEN
NGTOSAygs, SIXTY THIRD. SIXTY FOURTH ASD SIXTY:
IIFTHsTS TO BIZ LEASED OS LONG TERMS on Tie BASIS
or SAILORS SNgG HAEBOR LEAsE-siDRiAN " MULLER,
4 WILKINS Co. viii sell at Auction, on TUESDAY, Feb H.
1853 o'clock Echsnge Salesrom Nc III brp'dsN the
Of 100 valuable LOTS desirable f bc erection thereon
frica sud 1shc fpf hnneiAte improve
rct being r1rk snd the vicinity Of the Cratal Psrk @
Thlaye Railroad Depot This prrry rir or ihe estate
James Heektssu hag Oh family upwsd VI
100 yrA-s thr title h ugeroertlonsbs.
The shove ~ situated ~ follows
Third AyREess lots the ou;hse'' corner Of ThrlaTe sni
Srrihrtst
THIRTYSINg lot, the block bounded by Third ai Lexington
svs. sixty i,uftl ard sifi5 -lNhs's.
LHNfNGTONAVE Or entire block bounded By Lexington sni
Foafb.,es sis!r s,rrh anl SNiy-inhstN
TWELVE lots TIE sores corner VI Letnslonac ana SiH
flurtat-
Th VII sgnsi puipres two reneHs AL
t street and etsn are s be restricted dwellings
uihou: uuicsr-lfI
81 u l~ leases apply ihr once OF t A
tlonesrs No liars'. Nn"l
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Guumip Stal 6stat, for Sal,.

~
A COUNTRY SEAT OF EIGHTEEN ACRES
IA SALE the Kngsbdge road mile and bali south
Of hSass u soS os SS
ueyorng supply Of spring aud cstcrn wsrr Cue garden well
high commanding view and well shaded with fOres. trees
Apply 70 T. IL LUDLOW Co, No. Plne,t iP2Ssl
A HOME in the HIGHLANDS.-For SALE
10 minutes wall from e depot all trains stop
views Of the river aud nnd Is OF steam sad
cold water bathroom waeSo'es sPel5s tube dTaS S'i,
rooms coachHan ThryihIec Of LAND ansy shaded with
Churches and schools in the vicinity One Of the most
complete the river and convenient for
seHfem'n doing business in the city pce s S4e W % Pines,
A BEAUTIFUL HOME on the Hudson, good
n buildings add 70 grass and ut would ks SH ~ S
SSp CPS No. pn s fnsSst can % seen
ALL WANTING FARMS-GOod soil, mild
~ climate = miles south Of PHILADELPHIA Price only sa1 per ere
Aa 'I e K lands V"esSd New jerey.' -
ATORANGE N.J-VILLAS, VILLA SITES
Sd M great ,' :uS Ss1 ap hss:. .@f 5i1 F o
The year by BLACKWELL SMITH No 2a' BIosd"'r
NeN-Yort. 9ol oange Main and Conests Sso6
A FINE FACTORY PROPERTY FOR SALE
~ Building S Get long ne.y new splendid water poweI water
Wheel 5e oaas az P os1 Of isST & 5 's an ud
ofnanuaeurng business For particular address p o Box No s2e1
A SPLENDID PLACE in Railway; buildings
"A depot Only sllOo JAouES 2o9 Bro.dssy
A LARGE WHARF, having 100 feet water
~ wse front FOR SALE at kLeeiLr:I Il j. eosi dp,s Of
s na @ m , .,5.. pot psTticunrs sppi, At either Of
my o5oe Ceaast \. Seeends BTsssa hlra
brthpon. n j L. X hhLbO1o htseuo.
A FINE opportunity for Investment in
~ White Plains Wesiehcster Couniy, 81 fAhou - o.
haSD T ss a Ea 1is .sI ?% "a, T s 10 o, @
tbeo House and contains in AL aboI heels tosethi
House This can be- bongh cheap snd
OF easy @s 1rp DlE So lsa Broliaa,, ced,I,t
A FIRST CLASS valuable FARM OF l04
~ for SALE Somerset 90, j. near Churches see1el,
and Railroads Por particular apply within ten days Of AChE
MAN begeen aud ocoeG DO 40 BoadNs Brat loO NO Agcn
need apply.
A NFNTA -Dcsi,ohlo for INVESTMENT or
IA husness bings hrg ard handsome eroura amt ma De
inland the c0uutTr admirable Tor large school
WaerCarc IIotc VIII sell eIcAsure take partners
suitable terms RIDER No - Pin~st Assiork sGd No
Lies Fultonave brooklyn.
pERKSHIRE COUNTY, Mass.-For SALE NJ
ID Marlboro. desirable SUMMER RESIDENCE ~ one OF
hcah picturesque portions Of the c"gsiy good schools
and churches house b Of brick cofmoous sn uc
arranged Improvements osrsghouse stable aud other
outbuinxs hunting and fronting Price r the whole "eho ph
easy Apply to HOMER MokdAN No : rlnesl.,
U.liD N'N-l"iL
CONN. VALLEY, twelve miles from Hartford.
~ splendid MIA Market trle1 fAih excellent build
good orchard stone uanug water bel valuable no4ns
and l enough this ray cost o. trn e from ntFng
village churches schools. factories H. l. RIDER, No q Paest
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Matbbiirrg.

DIAPER COLLAR MACHINES, Bosom and
Collar Plating Machines Experimental hashine fasos onss
sLt and heavv machinery order Vs. H. ToLHUkST Fel'os
ard Uuionsts.. Troy ~ Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
San Ri..t 100 - siUou Rses..... SO
SANDY IooE ... 9;'S Cows lsland. .i0<6 Hell Gate Hu
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y:tturrs AND Ntrtiuss.

rIN0 LADlES.--A FREE LECTURE on
DISEASE In Episcopal Church Of ksh
,een,bst and Pthsv MRS MARY d. JONES.
NJ. ID. hannikia. maps. and other apparatus
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Sruuklpn Stal 6siat, for Salt.


A BEAUTIFUL HOME in South Oxford-st..
Cumberland Fort Geen-pisce COUNTRY RESIDENCES on
the Hudson. Apply 70 J. T. WOODBRIDGE No. 81 Pinest
A BAKERY FOR SALE in North Fourth-st.,
6r1 soo Apply THOMAS BROWN 40 lsl RiviBgton ST. or
MITCHELL No n Cedsrst Terms
A HANDSOME HOUSE, IA rooms. eight lots
"a Of ground IN Brooklyn Only $3.50 JAQUEs Boaiway.
RROOKLYN STORES for SALE low, and
onehAM '' Wa ~
Eight elToy STORES 50 feet lots Il2 fee, deep corner My
ueAVe and RJenon-It will be sold together or separste
stairs about IL o'clock
EOR SALE on Brooklyn Hights-Elegant
brownone HOUSES With stables fdeed; perfect oreri
be leased elegantly furnished private family Wat
Ferry Inquire OF address p VAN zAN0T no l4s Remsenst
FOR SALE in BR00KLYN-A fine LOT, 25
Ilo in felass neigbborhood Tsylor Bedford
ana "yhe-ale Inquire os LANE jr No. 25 Canait, N y
&0 GOO 0NLY-A desirable three-story
Yves " w higbstoop brick HOUSE nearly new, with all
improvements q Union Possession at
foi terms and Keys apply TO H. L. RIDER 20 Pne York,
and NO l.loo Puton-aye., Brooklyn.
T0 PERSONS OWNING PROPERTY in
IL Brooklyn and living ont Of the tyh undegned having had ten
tasvey bun selling and renting Brooklyn property Any persons
wishing to leave property charge be positively a1d o our
responsibility BY giving their address We give a. Iteues me
President Of Brooklyn Bank Insurance 20 N1ChOFF
LITTLE Aucne-rs and Real Estate Brokers' No 9l hon'ssuet,
near Cour-st Brooklyn. n. Y
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}. n. IA desirable HOUSE. pleas

~ snt AID centrally located Msinsl opposite Grs Church
~. rutes from r. Il Station House IN horosn order hour
se, ,a,os shade aud fat snj Pce rlfWD Apply
a. snrs II sbd ocicsk q H. D. via BttBk
gROIHER, Nv. ~ Frsatss, AsN'lofL
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Smussuunis.

WALLACK~.
Proprietor Ena Manager .1lr LtStR NAiiAfX
IN. TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY II, 1885,
III p podaeed flor the years. the Romantic Drama Il
PAULINE.
win New hcenry Costumes Appointments Novel Efss
and the following Capital Distribution: -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11
6iip Zeal Estate for SaIt.

EOR SALE-The four-stOry, higll-stoop, Brick
HOf ~ No - Sixteenth feet side. Possession lSt OF
Nav. llce sSl1Do Apply icsIlOMEE MORGAN. No Pses
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-11-28
You may be Too Late.

BE warned in time. Diseases like Indigestion AMI Dys
pc,.,ia are not to be trlel with There is such thing
as boin. too late in these matters. Inflammation
Scirrlus Cane, r. other dangerous disers,. may
rlsuc, when all r. st"r"tiv"s, no nEttr how potent
would lee intellectual. ID" delay than. Vixen the
symptoms of Dyspepsia first experienced resort at
once tho great restorative medicine. IOSTErrEE
STOMACH EITTERS and you will BE- SAFE.
But disorders involve greater sscrin. anil if hot
in itself Immediately dangerous il is the If
deadly n,la,ics Even if it did tend r,;tcr evil
the mental and physical misery it produces il alone
sufficient why pains should he spared t" pre-
vent it, In country the face of the Globe
il il completely d"mcst;tc,i ~ in where il
is found in nearly every household. HOSrErTERS
SToM,c BITTERS universally conceded 10 he the
sovereign remedy for this annoying disease they act
directly upon the digestive organs correct ami tone the
stomach and give renewed vitality to the SYSTEM Act
ing delightfully."- upon the and soothing the brain,
renders them eflicuci,S mental medicine well
genial stunachc. If taken preventive they will
be found particularly well suited to tho diseases arising
from the unhealthy of autumn. and their will
prevent the creeping, unpleasant sensation often
planned of when the cls stealing slowly upon the
patient.
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Lines on the death Of James Cleland, infant
son Of Robert c. and Eliza G.. Lewis.

And now our precious, darling boy, fare
well;
How hard to give thee up, to hear no more
The prattle of that cheerful voice of thine.
To see no more thy sweet and glad ming
smile,
That used to tighten all our hearts with joy;
So kind and loving he would oft-times come
And clasp his little arms around my neck,
And tell of whom he loved" My dear papa,
My own dear ma in heaven, my grand papa,
My grand mama, my uncle and my aunts-
q how love them how love them all"
] oft have thought, when listening to that
voice,
AS have gazed into those deep blue eyes,
And at that form of such exquisite mould,
So much of heav'n there seemed in look
and tone,
1t was too bright for this dark world of ours,
And o how soon our fondest, dearest hopes
Are oft-times crushed, cen in single hour,
And hearts so full of joy but yesterday,
In sorrow now are weeping DER his tomb.
But o the blissful thought what joy we feel
To know that he was happy in the skies.
Yes, high above the stormy scenes of earth,
His mother stand, and with rapturous shout
She welcomed home her child, her darling
boy,
New safe, and then as angels shout for joy.
Knelt with her jewel at the Saviour's feet,
And now. farewell. How hard to speak
that word.
We all shall meet again in that bright world,
Where tears shall lie er be shed, and death
ne'er come.
Nov. 90, 1868.
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important Announcement.

Benjamin Mi-hlcr, in card published in the Lancas
ter CPa-) Express, Noticing imitation of Mi-hlers
Herb Biturs male ly his Henry L. Mishlcr says
H. therefore, publicly declare that Henry L. Mishler
docs not know anything of the method Of manufacturing
NSnLER's IERB BrrkRs that tie preparation n,die bv
him is base 60 ntcrteH imitation and that when Henry
L. Mi-hlcr or his agents, represent their imitation to he
Mi-hlrrs Herb Btcrs they lNPOSTERS, ami trust
that Dr. S. u. Hartman Co, (my succes>ors will prose.
them, assuring the community that effort Shall
he spared my part to bring the offenders to justice.
Observe that the DoTTLE offered for sale bears SrosELs
PATENT GRADUATED SCALE DosGs. blown in the glass
and has Internal Rerenuc Stump rih enyrdroi Ike
Of Benz. Mishcr the cork None other il
r..nnime.
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NOTICE

In the Circuit Court Cecil County. In Chancery.
0EbEEED. This fourteenth day Of October. in the year
eighteen hunlr. and xty.sht. that the sale made and
reported by James I. Mccullough Trustee for TIN. sale
nf the Real Estate Of DonA,ick Mcllug and wife, be
ratified and confirmed unless to the contrary there
Of c shown before the nineteenth day of Dcc.m-
her, next provided copy If this Order Ice inserted in
newspaper printed in Cecil county, in each of
three successive weeks before the nineteenth day of NJ
yenl,er next.
The Report states the amount of sales To be - 800.
DAVID SCOTT Clerk.
True copy: t.st DAVID SCVTr
oct IL. 1S6S-&w Clerk.
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Private Sale of Hotel PrOperty.

The undersigned offers at private Sale the ~
Real and Personal Estate Of the late Robert H@r..f
Smith, situated in PORT DEPOSIT Cecil Bso.I
~, Maryland AMI known as the I
Farmers and Commercial Hotel.
This Hotel ha, been long and Evorably known to tho
travelling huny, and il receiving large share II
public patronage. The House is large anu con,noous.
with good Stabng Ice0ne, and all til" appurtenances
attached to fir ,tclass Hotel.
Persons desr Of purchasing will please call on the
subscriber, the premises who will show the same
MARY Z. SMlT...
Tort Deposit, Aug q, 1s6s-tf
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IMPORTANT TO AIL.-The public are be

IMPORTANT TO AM..-The public are be-
coming more and more thoroughly convin-
ced of the superior washing qualities of the
WILMINGTON CITY Soar. The articles of
which it is composed are SO thoroughly
ncutralzed that you need have no fear of
rotting your clothing. The patent and
labor-saving soaps of the day are doing
more to rot and destroy clothes than all
the wear the clothes receive. If you will
Use WILMINGTON City SOAP according to
directions Oh each pound, you will find it
to save as much time and labor as any soap
in the market, without any risk of iniuring
the clothes. Pure and full weight
MOORE & BRO, Manufacturers, Sd and
Orange street, Wilmington Del.
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Nov. 30, 1SG

EVERYBODY READ TMIs.-Wc arc proud
to be the original and sole manufactures of
the celebrated WILMINGTON CITY SOAP
We have the evidence that there never was
a soap offered to the community that gives
such entire satisfaction. There is scarcely
a grocer in this city, or country store keep
CT in this State, or the Eastern Shore of
Maryland that does not sell it, also in the
adjacent parts of Pennsylvania. In the
use of this popular soap you will be as
greaely benefited as we. Please use ac-
cording to directions on each pound and its
value will be more highly appreciated
Warrented pure and full weight. MOORE
& BRO, Wilmington, Del.
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a CARD.

Rising Sun, NIL, Sept. 10TH 1865.
". S",H Esq. General igfmt North america Life
Insurance Company of Ae~ York, 10 So"th street.
B.,tfinOrr.
DAN SIR Il hereby acknowledge the receipt Of 5000
the am"int Of the policy the life of my late hus-
hand. DIR. Samuel VI. Harry insured 10y the North
America !" Company.
would also express my thanks to the Company for
their pr"utns- in Iayin, the AMI to yourself
personally in relieving from trouble in obtaining
the amount Very truly yours.
oct Ii. lS6S-1m ARMENIA VI. HARRY.
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Special NOTICES.

Deafness, Kindness s. Catarrl.
j. ISAACS VI. d., Ucul;< and Auris Professor of the
Eve and Ear. formerly of irydcn. Holland, located at
sos Arch street, Philadelphia where persons afflicted
with diseases Of the EYE EAR. or CATARRII will be
scientifically treated and cured if durable The Medical
faculty is invited, he has secrets in his mode OF
treatment.
apArtifcia eyes inserted without pain. No charges
made for examination.
Jan y, 1S66-ly
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-11-28
NOTICE.

John O.kfori and George l.. De Wacle trading &c. M
O,kford DE Wa-le,
Caroline Mahnney. ct III.
In tn" Circuit Court for Cecil county, In Chancery.
ORDERED. This eleventh day of November ls6s. that
the sale. Of the Real Estate Of John H. Mroney decd.
male anil reported Icy William j. Jones' Trustee. I rati
fled and confirmed miles. to the contrary thereof
10. sliorn before the 18th day Of january.
provided. copy nf this order lie inserted in
paper printed in Cecil county. week r month
before the 10th day of December. next.
The Report states the amount of sales to he s2130.
DAVID SCOTT. Clerk.
True copy: test, DAVID SCOTT,
nov ~, lSGs-lm Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-11-28
FOR SALE.

The undersigned. Attorney for the owner, offers at
Private Sale VERY VALUABLE HOUSE and ~
LOT in the east end of Ekton. The House is lsgl8
large well built of Brick, and In good repair ,a nh
The Lot il ample AMI improved with convenient Sas9
out-buldings. large and productive Garden is at
taclCd to the property. The situation is excellent and
every this property furnishes Of the de-
sirabc residences in the town.
Apply to CLINTON MCCULLOUGH
Sept S 1S67-tf