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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-21
Letter LIST.


The following is the list Of letters remain
ing In the Mem phls Postofdee and not dellv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed TO street and numbers,
will be delivered promptly by carriers.
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The LADIES MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION
Of Griffin, Ga, are sending out agents to
solicit contributions for The purpose of re-
interring the Confederate dead, who are
buried in the line Of Sllerman's march.
Miss Blackwell is authorized by the As
sOciation TO solicit in Memphis, aud we
hope u readers Will chserfully contrib
ute their mite TO assist in this holy cause.
Miss Blackwell can be Been at the Pea
body Hotel after supper, for the present,
her time being occupied during the day in
soliciting at stores and residences.
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FOR SALE.

Z AND-2O Acres Of Rich and Valuable
IL Land. lying seven miles north OF Menu
phls, on the Mississippi River Railr0ad-75 90
50 acres IN cultivation.
}. n. COLEMAN,
ocis - Front street.
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KENTUCKY Jeans, Csc par yard.
VENDIG q BRO
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STORAGE FOR COTTON.

TNDERWRITERS WAREHOUSKS
- MEAPHIa, Ssptember rs. 1883.
ANTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The
above Houses are now 0yen 10 receive ana
diSchar1e cotton. EverV c.ciIifv =, s.lI.r go
buyer VIII be given. 10 my old patrons I re-
turn you my thanks; for The hitnre, I refer
you % the past long experience IN the BUSH
ness. hope 70 merit your pafronags-
IS safety, capacity and convenience une-
qualed. Hates same as drst-class houses.
SELF A. WHTTFORn-
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CorToN Brokers' Marking Ink, a supe-
rior article. CHANDLER Il Co.
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SEWING MACHINES, Safes and Scales
repaired; also, Key fitting.
j. SCHMIDT, 70 Monroe.
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THE steamer Hamilton was detained on
account OF weather, but viii surely leave
at 5, promptly, to-day. Send down your
freight.
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BARGAINS in clothing, wholesale, at the
New Store, 29S Main street.
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FIRsT DAY o. July. lsss.

Total amt OF capital and surplus. go 3
ASSETS. b
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rhs 10 aad LaxrIoas TIr.l.eIass 80
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WHITE RIVER LINE.

FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
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BEAUTIFUL CLOAKINGs ~-Chinchillas,
Beavers, etc. HERZ0G * BRO.
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INSURANCE.

on THE FIRST DAY or JrLr, 1859
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-04-24
Cat Swamp Items.

Sunday lSchool.-A few weeks since, the
Sunday-School was re-opened under favor
able auspices. 1t is one of the best lnstltu-
lions of which our neighborhood can boast,
and contributes largely to the existing and
increasing moral element of this locality
MAY the shadow of Mr.. Perkins, the effl-
Gent and genial Superintendent, never
grow less.
Public iSeAool.-The Public School here,
under the charge of Miss Lucy II. Scott, is
still in fourishing condition. Notwlth-
standing the Spring farm work has called
from school many of the larger boys, yet
the attendance is still good, and bids fair
to so continue for some time to come, at
least At the close of the quarter, on
Thursday of last week, an examination was
held, which proved quite creditable to the
school; and the prize was awarded to Mas
ter Tom Lambert. A short time since the
school was visited, for the first time, by
Rev. J. Squier, Secretary and Examiner of
the School Board, and Dr. r. c. Mackal.
Commissioner of the District.
Contemplated. -Great need is felt here for
a larger and more suitable place in which
to hold Suuday-School, OF any other relig-
GUS meeting. and there is much talk of
building room for that purpose. The
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project in contemplation is to build sec
ond story on the shop of Jos. II. McNeal,
though some, l understand, prefer some
other place. 1t is to be hoped the matter
will be carried out,-and that speedily.
Clay.-Our friend Briley has on his place
a bed of valuable clay, Of which he ships
good deal to Philadelphia. 1t is, as l UNI
derstand, used in the manufacture of fire.
brick, for stoves, etc.
Fdrmtnq.-The farmers here as elsewhere,
are busy with their spring work. The
wheat looks well, the oats are all sowed,
and the corn ground is being put i'll ORDER
The prospect for fair crops, l think, is
good,
Floral Visitors-One day last week we
were honored by number of young people
from Elkton, who were in search of trailing
arbutus Having succeeded in gathering
large quantity of the sweet smelling
flower, they journeyed homeward.
45sconded.-Just now, and for days past,
our vicinity has been somewhat excited
over the disappearance of Charles Wesley,
son of our neighbor, Stephen OFT, who left
his home on Saturday the 10th inst. We
hear the little fellow, by accident, partially
destroyed the optical vision of feminine
of the bovine species, and fearing severe
castigation at the hands of his paternal an
cestor, concluded he would make tracks
for parts unknown, and accordingly took
his departure. AS last accounts, the youth
had not been heard from.
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Chesapeake City Items.

Wsather.-For the past few days the
weather has been very warm and delightful.
We are glad to doff Winter apparel and
don the more comfortable habilaments of
Spring. Well! welcome vernal Queen,
with your long, delightful twilights, fruits
and flowers.
Religious.-The Rev. J. Squier, Exam
liner of Public Schools, visited this place
last Sabbath, and preached morning and
evening in the Presbyterian Church, to full
houses. On Monday he visited a few of the
schools of the Second District, and his
agreeable and instructive manner, won the
hearts of both teachers, and pupils.
Rev. A. Bosserman will preach i'll the
Universalist Church, at this place, to
row, at 10t AM, and at I! Pm.
Rensarka5le-That the late arrival of a
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very distinguished family here has not been
the subject of conversation among the Cos
sips. Reas0nAthey didn't know they had
come.
4 !Success.-The Concert given by the
Literary Association, on last Saturday
evening, was a perfect success. The Acad-
envy was filed to overlooking, and rounds
of applause greeted the entrance of each
new piece. The proceeds, clear of all ex
penses, announced to $50; and the scholars
of Bayard School presented the same to
Mr.. VIM. Lindsey, the Superintendent of
the M. E.>Sabbath- school, for the purchase
of books. IT'S not the gift so much, tho,
as the feelings that prompted the givers.
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Letter From Smyrna.

Cheap John.-This is not the John "
from Wilmington but Jeu that gives him.
self this name. He came here one day last
week and opened his store-a ''little bit of
everything" People go there and give
him quarter for three boxes of backing,
backing brush and scrubbing brush, and
think they have shut the ''grsen Jew's'' eye
up, but it is just the reverse. He has the
country trade and negroes of the town.
Run 0f-On Tuesday evening while the
dummy one-horse engine, was COM
ing in from Clayton, some one put stone
on the track which caused the car she was
bringing in ahead of her to run off and
smash things up.
has organized Bibble Class numbering 30
members and no doubt will double its
number before long.
Improvements. Mr.. John Flick, baker of
this town, is having his store refitted The
front of it will be nearly all glass, and no
doubt, when finished, will be the hand
soonest store in town. J. Cosden has made
improvements on his dwelling on the cor
ner Of Commerce and Market streets. The
new Board of Town Commissioners are
having the sidewalks and pavements re-
paired. This has long been needed by the
citizens of Smyrna. They are also going
to open two more streets which will be
great convenience.
Farnsing.-Wheat looks exceedingly well
after the rain. The peach orchards are all
out in their beauty and fair prospect of
a large crop.
4 Chicken with two bodies four legs,
four wings and one head, was shown to me
the other day. 1t was dead when taken
out of the shell. Don't talk about your
hens laying two eggs aday any more when
there is one here that matches two chickens
out of one egg.
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50 Acres of good Land and Grist Mill. with of
urrs and all the other machinery needed for country
mill, TALL nearly new y and Saw and Bone Mill (also
nearly new The Saw Mill building is Is by so feet,
81 stories would make good Wooden Factory,
which is much wanted in the neighborhood A large
Stone Mansion House and Frame Tenant House: Stone
Barn. and large frame Wagon house. The buildings
are insured for $500 There is orchard of Apple
and Peach The fall is ~ feet and plenty of water
all the year round. This property within two miles
of Railroad and eight miles above Port Deposit and in
good meshborhood. The price is soo0o and the
will lie made to suit the purchaser.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-04-24

Party Of Engineers have been locating
a railroad to connect the Columbia & Port
Deposit Railroad with Delaware City
The route which they have been examin-
ing is a line from Delaware City running
north Of Elkton through the land of Hon.
H. Mccullough and near Harvey's Rolling
Mills, to point somewhe on the route of
the above-named road.
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three miles from Elkton containing 10Y Acres; about
30 in excellent state of cultivation divided into
fields of convenient size. The remainder is Woodland
well set with Chestnut and Oak. The improvements
sist Of good FRAME DWELLING containing nine
and piazza: the Yard and grounds surrounding
There is an Apple and Peach Orchard of select fruit
part in prime of bearing. portion of the land is
light soil well adapted for raising early vegetables.
never-ling stream of water through the place
Terms easy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-04-24

Road Supervisors and Collectors.-The
Commissioners at the last session appoint
ed for the ensuing year the following Road
Supervisors:
list District, Robt. Hays, Robert Black
way, F. King, Jas. Price, Geo. H. Hessey,
VIM. II. Yates, John Wroth, Thos. Pretty
man, H. Rowan, John w. Morgan, H. P
Bullen, VIM. s. Bell, VIM Price; I'd, Lew
is T. Roberts, P. Hendrickson, John Peach,
Lewis P. Ellison, James Davis and Noble
Biddle; Sd, John McCrery, l. D. Carter,
BENZ. Miller, John w. Holt, Carl Hoffman,
Nicholas Larzalere, Thos. McNeal; 4th.
Robt. Mackey, Henry Hess, Geo. 1. Smith
9Th, Jos. Benjamin, Stephen Atkinson
Jefferson W. Purner, VIM. w. Scott, Shes,
Shippers, Isaac Worth, Richard Roach,
Thos B. Mckinney; 9th, no appointments;
18th, John Sheridan, James First, Francis
Boyd; 9Th, Patrick Boyle; 9th, Samuel A.
Smith, Jos. Pearson.
Several appointments are yet to be added
to the above list. The following Collectors
were also appointed, those of last year,
with three exceptions, q. G. Foard, Sd,
Dist, Edward Glacken, 7th, Dist, and G.
w. Oldham, 9th Dist being reappointed
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-04-24

Never Saw LocOmotive.-We had sup
posed that the man could not be found i'll
this locality, who had never beheld Loco
motive, but it appears, that an old man
named Gray, residing near Rowlandsville
Cecil county, and native of that county
walked to the village named on last Monday
for the express purpose Of seeing,-and did
there and then behold for the first time,-
a railroad car and locomotive, an object to
him Of wonder and curiosity.
Harre Republican.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-04-24

IS If you want to be in good humor
all the week, get your washing nicely done
by 10 O'Clock Monday morning and have
the clothes ironed and put away before
night. Now if yon don't know how to do
this, just inquire at Moore & Bro, who
manufacture that famous g Wilmington
City Soap" Ask your grocer for it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-04-24

Exhibition.-An entertaining exhibition
of Stereoscopic Views will be given in
the Cherry Hill NJ. E. Church, on Thurs
day evening, May 9th. Admission IS cts.
Children 10 cts.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-04-24

G.. A. R.-A meeting of the Post of the
G. A. r. will take place on Wednesday,
April 2sth 1869. Business of Importance.
w. B. Smith, P. c.
X. ii. Tuft, Adjt.
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No. IA FARM:

containing 1872 Acres about miles north of Elkton
highly improved so acres Of which is Mcadow-wc
in grass. Improvements twu-and-ahalf story
House, with Barn and other convenient outbuiliings-
Tho buildings commodious and in good repair The
Farm is well watered This farm will be sold low
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-04-24

New Building.-Jacob Rambo has con-
tracted to build double frame dwelling
house, for George Turner, the foundation
of which is now laid. The house is located
at the head of Landing Lane.
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Election ofSchool Commissi0ners..-The

following letter from Col. j. j. Heckart,
President of the School Board, in reply to
our inquiries in last weeks Wig will serve
to throw more light on the manner of elect
ing School Trustees. We suppose Though
the letter does not state) that the election
for Trustees is intended to be held in the
several school houses:
PORT DEPOSIT, Asril is, 1869.
To tie Editor Of The Cecil Wing Dear
Sir Il noticed an editorial in your last is
sue on the subject of the Election of School
House District Trustees. The county
was formerly laid out into School
House Districts numbering from one to up
wards of seventy in the nine several
Election Districts of this county. The
numbers commence in the First Election
District, / representing Gas Commissioner
the Seventh Election District, in which
there are Six School-House Districts, num-
bered on the map as SO, SO; co. 81, 60 and
So. Now according to the construction of
the School Law by the Board of School
Commissioners, the intention of the notice
for the election 1.-Two Trustees in each ofthe
several School-HOuse Districts to be held
on the first Saturday in May in each year,
where the legal voters can only vote in the
respective School House District where they
reside without regard to adjoining Districts
where in some cases, they may prefer to
send their children from choice or conven-
fence, although there are in some of the
School House Districts more than one
school, as for instance, in Eikton, Chesa-
peake City and Port Deposit; where this is
the case there will be but Two Trustees
elected. whose duty it will be to attend to
hnf
school in the SchoolHouse District, as
numbered on the map of the county. |
therefore have no hesitation in saying, that
the Election of the Two Trustees for each
School House District is confined to the
Legal Voters who reside in said District
as laid out on the map of this county in the
Office at Elkton Respectfully yours,
J.. j. HECKART, President
of the Cecil Co., School Board.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Attention FiSherman.-Mr. D. E. Burton
has Turks Island and Liverpool Salt at
City prices.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-04-24

H. r. Torbert ESQ.,, has been appointed
Assistant Surveyor Of the port of Baltl-
more at salary of $4,000 per annum, and
entered on his duties on Monday last.
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No. s. Is a Farm

Rock Church, and improved by commodious Stone
dwelling. large Stone Barn. Tenant House an other
necessary farm buildings. The land is i'll goo condition
all under fence, and hasa young apple orchard in the
prime of bearing; also peach orchard There are
about acres of valuable chestnut timber the farm
This property is wei" watered by springs in every field.
The terms will be made accommodating to purchaser,
and price low.
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's1Mke getil AEaAyht9
ELKTON, APRIL Fl, 1869.

R Mr. John c. Hindman is our regu-
larly authorized Agent and Collector to
procure subscriptions and advertising for
The WING.
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Cow Killed.-Mr Thos J. Jones had a
COW killed by the CT PM. train on Monday
evening last.
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Port Deposit, Aug ~, 1s6S-n
FARMS FOR SALE.

Tie subscriber offers at Private Sale, , Farms,
situated mile from North East, Cecil county. Nd,
Station on the p. ". & b. RR.; the road running
through the whole tract.
No. l. Contains 632 Acres The Buildings .sz.52Sr
this farm complete, consisting of large .a1MA
BRICK HOUSE. Barn. Granary, Shedding. &c, :,slM
all nearly and in good order HsIsazss1a
Nc. >. Contains l15 Acres. The buildings large
small buildings
No. B. Contains 100 Acres. The buildings consisting
of a ST0N L HOUSE Granary, Stable. Corn Crib. &c.
Each Of the above described Farms has been well Fer
tilted by Lime Ashes Mauurcs. Bones &c.
H. d. VI. HOWARD.
FL, ICGn-.f Flktop
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Weather.-On Monday and Tuesday,
very windy weather prevailed. On Tues
day afternoon the wind rose to gale.
which brought with it a heavy rain storm,
that continued till some time after dark
The rain was very seasonable, the ground
having become quite dry on the surface
The rain was followed by bright warm sun
shine on Wednesday which forced vegeta-
ton rapidly, giving all nature venial ap-
pearance The storm seems to have extend
ed westward as far as st. Louis, Mo, and
Dubuque, Iowa, where tornado, accom-
panied with hail and rain, did much dam
age. At Indianapolis, Ind, railroad
depot was blown down and one man killed
and several others wounded.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-04-24
The Hydraulic Clothes Washer is advel

The Hydraulic Clothes Washer is adver-
tised in The Whtg this week for sale at sew
eral places in the county. This is very
superior machine, the best Washing Ma
chine, we believe, ever invented. Being
impressed with the appearance of the
Hydraulic Clothes Washer we purchased
one and find it on trial to be all it is repre-
sented. It saves women, saves clothes,
saves time, and saves money. Buy it and
try it.
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EIKTON
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
ID ID! ID 4 ID q =: GI III

The undersigned offers the following very VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE. situate in CECIL COUNTY. for Sale
Terms Reasonable and Accommodating as to bring
them within reach of all desiring make profitable
investment.
Persons desiring to view any of these properties will
he furnished with conveyance and driven from Ekton,
free of charge.
No charge will be made for advertising Real Estate
placed in my hands; but if sales Effected through
my advertisements commissions will lie charged whet-
she sale il made by the owner in person myself.
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No 2=IS Il fine FARM

in the neighhorhood in high state of CIVILIZATIONS
containing 1874 Acres improved by STONE
double Barn. 20 co feet Wagon-house. Corn Cribs and
other oubuildngs The farm all under good Fencing
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-04-24
NOTICE..

All persons having claims against Cecil county are
required file the the Office of the County Com
misSionrrs with is,.l voucher before 18th day
of May, next. WI. T. MILLER, Clerk.
april IL, lsfo--Iw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-04-24

More Fine Beef.-Messrs Cantwell &
Smiths determined to act on our suggestion
of supplying the Elkton market with
better quality of beef than is generally
found in it. They have purchased lot of
fine Pennsylvania fed cattle, not so large
as the beef they have sold for the last fort
night, but equally fine, as we can attest
from trial of it's good qualities. Those
who appreciate and can enjoy nice roast or
steak, can be accommodated here. They
certainly need seek for no better. A trial
is the best and only recommendation such
beef needs. We hope when the present
lot of cattle is exhausted that this enter
prising firm will be as fortunate in procur-
ing others equally as fine.
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Baltimore Markets.
SEED POTATOES.

A choice lot of CARTER and EARLY GOODRICH
POTATOES For sale by 7. EWING,
Feb n, 1sse-a Rowfandsyilis, Nd.
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Barn DestrOyed-Just as we go to

Barn Destroyed.-Just as we go to
press information reaches us that during
the storm of Tuesday evening last the barn
of Mr.. Lewis T. Roberts, near Bohemia
Mills, was struck by gale of wind, and
demolished; together with the granary and
other outbuildings. The dwelling was not
injured; though the inmates were consider
ably alarmed during the prevalence of the
gale, which occurred about 10 o'clock at
night The live stock was buried under
the ruins; but, strange to say, none was
killed, and only sheep injured. We I'M
derstand Mr.. Roberts thinks his loss about
$4,000.
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Valuable Real Estate in Cecil county, Md,

The untersgucd. Agent, has a large number'of
FARMS FOR SALE. in the aforesaid county. VARYING
from 20 go of l34 acres adjoining tic
Town Of Eton, the county seat, with others very near
the said town. where land is very valuable well de
sirabe One farm OF about $50 acres, within two miles
of a station on the p. W. { l.; Il. Z 18th rst-ca,s
Buildings. &c. Also HOUSES AM lois in the Town.
He has also fr sale, owner TRACT of zsSs
WOOD AND TIMBER LAND about H. miles sssggtSa
distant from the said RailrOad BUILDING EHfA
LOTS in the Town roia iCO 30 feet deep. at L.
from ST $I5 front foot to locality Terms for these
lots-14 cash; balance time. 10 suit purchasers.
For further information, or address
DANIEL BRATTON,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Sept 19 1S6s-6m Elkton, Nd.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-04-24

Fine Carriages.-We looked through
Mr.. Witworth's Carriage Shops in this
town few days since, and was somewhat
surprised to find such a superior class of
work turned out by Elkton mechanics
Several of the top buggies were really ele-
gant-not in gorgeous display of tincil and
elaborate establishment, but in in symme-
try of form and fine rich-without being
tawdry-fnish. Various other styles of
carriages were OH hand, some completed
and others under way. Mr.. Witworth is
turning out great deal of work this
spring, and much of it very superior
Ordar
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-04-24
.REHL ESTA TIE.
Private Sale Of Hotel Property

Tho undersigned offers st private Sale thc "a
Real end Personnel Estate Of the late Robert fl
Smith, situated in FORT DEPOSIT Cecil coun HAL
ty, Maryland AMI known the II
Farmers and Commercial Hotel.
Th. Hotel has been long and fvorably known to tho
travelling community, and = receiving large share CT
public Iltron.r. The House IS large and connections
with good Stafn Icc-ose and all the arpurtcn:nccs
attached to tfir,t-cia-s Hotel.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing will please call on the
subscriber. ti.e Premises VIII" viii show the same.
MARY {. SMITH.
Port Deposit, Aug ~, 1s6S-u