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Barker Rondout soop Agent Chadwick, Elizabethport.
SailedSchrs Look out, fomeroy: Flora Sawyer, Nor
Partlett, Philadelphia; Surf Abbott Trenton, NJ; Eliza
Pharo, Shernan Fyaway, Kelley and Excelsior Murphy,
Ezabethport; Clark, Fowler, Rondou; Pointer Nichols
PHIL DELPEIA, April IA Arrived, Maria Adelaide
twl Skorka Lverpool Sam Sheppard Evans Cienfuegos
Abatross Davis, Liverpool brigs Anna (r) Morrow Cen
fuegos; Home Bonare schrs Queen OF the Wes Beatty,
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Howes NYork; ossuna HASKELL Calais; Cohassett Gibbs,
ClearedIBark Amazon (swed svinhuford, Darien, Ga;
ton; Beeker, Harris stonngton; Bckmore Barter
Boston Archer Reeves Ireland Boston; st James Keefe
Dshon: Robin Hood, Adams. Mystic: Bradley McMon-
nder, steemSn, Salem; Tantamoun Montgomery, Boston
Broadfeld Crowen Boston; Reading Railroad No l3, No.
dan, Norwich N Stockham, Cordery, Boston q Dear.
horn Scu'l Boston Brooks Brooks Providence JOS
2oth-Arrved steamers Yazoo, Catharne, NOrlesus via
Havana Saron, Boges Boston bark Roanoke Davis, Porto
Rico brgs Clark Whtemore, Cardenas; g w Chase,
Bacon dol schrs Leonessa Meyer do Ruth BAKER, Lorng,
LEwEs, Del, April laAt the Breakwater, brig VII,
liams from Zaxa for orders Went th Ocean,
81 John brigs Albatross do; Emily, Fisher Sagua.
SAN FRANCISCO, April l9-Saied, ships Coidstreau.
Williams, Walker, MOntevideo.
SAVANNAH April l8-Cleared ship Chevalier (Rr Allen,
Queenstown barks John Ellis (Br, Melvin Liverpool; He.
lene orw) Olsen sgo Ireand schrs Sophia Cruice Mas.
TAUNTON, April l6-Saied, schrs Roxanna, Buriey. Phil
lips, Hoboken: SAle W Ponder, Lincoln, NYOrk.
WILMINGTON, NC April 7Arrived, bark Fearless, Pat
rick York; schrs Adeine Hamin Dearborn, Bangor
Cleared-schr john Ferris. St John. NYork.
c0h-Cleared, steamship VIM Clyde. NYork.
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Less and such other may from time to ne be
council shall be &c ceo member Of the executive com
The annual meeting sh' be held March, in each year
for the choice OF officers but the executive committee may
Year. Special meetings may lrom time % TO time be caea by
order OF the committee and shall be called the written
No ocer or Der Of the league shall be permitted
any liability beyond cash on hand.
Mr.. ]. W. Gambler spoke next. He dwelt upon the
importance to Boston and New England at large OF
that Boston could not exnect to control large por-
ton either OF the interior Western trade or OF the
pendences IN the North and East for the sources OF
that commercial greatness which she IL valny striv-
ing TO command IN other directions The area TO the
North from which she Is now cut of by tue existing
tariff exceeds tour hundred thousand square miles,
with q population greater than that or the whole OF
New Enoland The value Of the export aud import
Great Britain was last year one hundred and sixty
millions OF dollars. The mineral resources or the
Sanadas ana OF new brunswick, NOVA scotia an ana
loss Of cheap coal and OF cheap lumber affected our
prosperity most dlsastrously To improve this state
OF things by the re establishment Of reciprocity
treaties would be worthy object for the Reform
League. He hoped that the people OF New England
would help in the work of throwing down the bar
riers which a mis- taken policy had erected between
our neighbors on this continent and ourselves.
Mr.. Estes Howe, in announcing his acceptance
Of the position of president Of the league ex-
pressed his thanks Tor The unexpected compliment.
lie felt there were Others more worthy OF the dis
LinCLlOH, Dut TIC ulU ltel IIDerty 10 Qccllne
any position In which he could be of any service
to the cause. He claimed with those present that
the only wise system OF taxation Is that which takes
the least from the people and gives the most for
what takes to the Treasury; that as all men are
created equal. all men should have an equal
chance In their trade calling: that fair play to all
interests is the true pclicy Of a just government
and that all laws made to enhance prices
TALLY and fundamentally wrong. He referred to the
the various struggles for protective tariffs. We
propose to labor for a proper recognition OF their
I lights. He was not afraid OF the CRY OF free
trade" that would doubt be raised against them.
Hard names break no bones, though hard facts do
smash down errors. Our friend (Mr Garrlson) has
lived long enough to know that the epthet OF deri-
sion and even OF danger to life OF to-day is the badge
OF honor and triumph tomorrow. The speaker then
related the change OF public sentiment regarding
Mr.. Garrison. as observed by himself In cOnclu-
sion he urged his audience TO show the people of
New England by the logic OF facts that there is
no reason why free trade with other parts OF the
world should not be as good thing as free trade
within the Union.
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ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, April 20, 1869.

ALBANY, Aprl 20, 1863.
BILLS PASSED.
Relative TO the Wallabout Improvement az Brook
lyn; 10 erect the new county OF Nassau from part
OF Suffolk and Queens county, by vote OF Il to IL
TO incorporate the Jamaica Bay Railroad Company:
10 Incorporate the New York Guaranty Company:
authorizing the Southsidc Railroad Company 20 run
dummy engines In Brooklyn; to amend the charter
OF the village Of Fairport.
To incorporate the village OF Mount Vernon; re-
wing the charter OF Union Springs; to incorporate
tne brooklyn CITY Market; providing for the extern
sion Of Madison avenue, New York; to amend the
banking laws TO confer upon the State banks the
privileges credited to national banks; TO amend the
act Tor the projection of purchasers OF real estate by
surrogate's orders; TO amend the Croton water
aqueduct act changing the line thereof between
Hath and 130th streets
BILL CLASSIFYING RAILROAD DIRECTORS.
lne Diil relative to the Hudson River Harlem and
~ y. nnIohu corporations, classifying the directors
- tha oneth OF the Eric directors shall 90 OUT of
once annually coming up for o third reading
- MT kiEHNAN moved TO recornrnit the hill to the
committee OF the Judiciary with lnstructioaa IN
etrAe out the clause providing for the casslicaton
of directors Wv O''S'''"'o"
ton. fFO''N' '"' nio
MIR. Herman withdrew his motion 10 reco mc,, nm
the suggectlon OF Mr.. La Bau, who moved 10 t,hie
sad bill. Carried by o vote OF 81 to Al.
Afternoon Session.
The srEAKER presented the twenty.cighth annual
report OF the state Agricultural Society.
Bills ORDERED TO A Third READING.
.begalizng the articles or association OF the Black
RIVER aud ~. Lawrence Railroad Company: regu-
lalng the sale and power or illuminating gas IN the
city OF New York, 80 amended as 20 include Brook.
vh; 10 amend tue charter VI tho Insurers indemnity
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BR0OKLYy NTELLIGEyCE.

BROOKLYN MoRTALrTY.-The total number OF
deaths in Brooklyn during the past week l34, q
decrease OF seven from the mortuary OF the previous
week. or the deceased thirtytwo were men, thirty
women, forty boys and thirty-tw0 girls.
SENTENCE OF SHoPLIPTERs.-Joseph Richards and
George Brown. aged respectively eighteen and
twenty-one years. were yesterday sentenced to the
Penitentlary for sixty days by Justice voorhees, for
stealing goods valued az seventeen dollars from tho
store 1gS Grand street, Il. ID.
DROWNED. aMchael Walsh a boy 1--WE years Of age,
while playing the dock at the foot of Pacific street,
.. hafnast three O'CLOCK yr-so,ss, afternoon, fell
into the river and was drowned. His body was sub
scquenty recovered and taken 10 the residence OF
hs parents, No 20 Atlantic street,
CRowDINd TEAM OvERBoARp.--John Van Drear
was fined fifty dollars by Judge CornweIi yesterday
for crowding a team OF mules belonging to Charles
Johnson overheard from one OF the Bridge street
lerryaboats about a week ago. The accused had q
bcaVy truck, and az alleged. crowded the team OF
mules from the boat maliciously.
RoBBERiEs-A sneak thief entered the basement
OF the residence OF Mr. M. g. Beach, at No. 90 Coum-
bra street, and stole about forty dollars, worth Of
Clothing. with which he escaped.
some river thieves boarded several vessels lying
a. the foot OF Bridge street, on Monday night and
stoc ABOUT hfty dollars worth OF ropes hawsers, &c
ACCUSED OF Bun6LARy.--A young man named
James Finn was arrested by an ofcer Of the Forty.
third precinct yesterday on charge Of burglary,
having as alleged on the night OF the NTH OF Oco.
per iasr broken INTO the show window OF Whte-
houscs shoe store No. 17s Atlantic street. and
stolen tnercfrom ninety dollars worth OF goods. lie
was Gken before Justice Denar, and pleading not
guilty, his examination was set down for the oath
inst.
AccrpFNrs.-John Farrell Patrick G,len ana Ter.
rance smith were seriously injured Yesterday by the
falling of sca1old at the Catholic college in vii.
loughby near Lewis avenue. Gillcn, who was badly
injured about the mead, was taken to the hospital
The others were taken 10 their homes
JUnn ray, n man sixty years OF are was severely
injured Yesterday by load OF bricks falling upon
MN. lie was driving through Columbia street with
tue load, Wnen the axetree OF his cart broke and let
the bricks upon him. lie was taken TO the hospital
john Barrct, While engaged In repalring - leader
on the honse NO. s7s Atlantic street Yesterday
morning fell 70 the pavement and was seriously In
not fatally Injured. "
Mr.. Kodman Keating was canpht between a car
and the liberty pole at tue foot of Fulton street
yesterday afternoon ana had his collar bone broken
lc was taken TO bis house. No. 3l5 fftb street New
York.
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CLEARED.

Steamship Etna (Br) JONES' Liverpool via Halifax
q Dale
Steamship VIRGO Buckley, Savannah Murray, Ferris &
Co. -
Steamship Niagara, elakcman, Norfolk, City Point and
Steamship Neptune. Baker Boston-w p Cyoe.
Ship Cynosure fBr), Costello. Liverpool.
Bark Nazzarino dta, Lauro Greenock Meincke
Co.
Bark Gemsbok, Bunker, Melbourne Mailer Lord Que.
Bark Eliza White, Look, Tarraaona-Miler Houghton
Co. "
BRIG Como (Rr>, Williams Marseles " ne Wolf 4 Co.
Brig Widar tNG, Reuter- Buenos Ayres-Funch, Mencke
Brig Jaboatao CBrazi, Dupay, Pernambuco- H Swift
Brig Ocean Belle. Ha,lett Csbarien-Crocker, Wood
4 Co. -
Brig Kossok, Elliott, Mobile-J Hnrlbnrt & Co.
Brig Nmerfcus. Hand. Savannah-N T. McCreafy 4 Co.
Brig Edith. Putnam, Portsmouth, NH-Smpscn 4 Clapp
Schr Mary Rich, Borden, Maanzas- r p Buck Co.
Schr Grapeshot. Kempton, Falmouth, Henry Wall.
schr Ben Bolt (Br) Drake, st George N3-Jei Frye
Schr J Leonard (Br, Mclaughlin, St John, NB-Hency
schr Hope tBrl Hill, Walton, Ns-Pcpiston 4 Co.
&Co. NS0
schr P Rcynard Reynard, Baltimore-vernon H Brown
Co. ~
Go.
Schr Iris, Crapo, Dighton--G Racket = Bro.
Schr Seraph Ryder. Block Isant, RI v Hayi'and.
Schr w Brick, Mullen, New Haven-G Racket 4 Bro.
Steamer Vneland, Bowen Baltimore.
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Company, OF New York; donating to the american
Museum OF Natural History duplicate specimens oe-
longing to the State; to incorporate the Cde water
ward In New York; extending Madison avenue; in
relation to the Court of Oyer and Terminer Of New
York; providing for the appointment OF additional
notaries public $50 for New York, and nve to each
Assembly dstrict reaton TO the Bufialo and
williamsvile Railroad; extending the time Tor
district 10 Nav 10; to amend the charter OF OakwcOd
Railroad Syracuse; TO authorize the construction or
the New Brighton and Onondaga Valley Railroad !;
incorporating the Peoples Savings Bank, Buffalo.
lhe bill increasing the salaries OF the justices OF
the Slpreme Court, Third district, by allowing GER
tain extra fees was Killed by vote OF SO to 80.
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Shipping Notes.

The clipper ship Imperial and the steamer Sherman were
noatcd from the Eric Basin dry docks yesterday
The steamship Quaker City, 1913 TONS new
built In Philadelphia in 1854 Messrs Vaughn Lynn and
now belonging to this po taken evening for the
purpose OF being cskei stripped Of her old aud
with q new suit Of yellow metal sheathing.
The bark Thomas whitney, OF Turks Island 2s tons bui
in Yarmouth, Nsto which port she belongs 1857 4, on
the Peoples dry Dock foot of 0ouverneur street. the
wood shea,hing stripped from her bottom.
The bark Whkommon, 800 TONS built in Danzjc IN 1891
and there belonging the sectional dry dock foot OF Cn
ton street, to be caked new piece of kee mt n,
and her bottom painted.
Marine Disasters.
Bsro EctIrsH, from Mayaguez for Baltimore Is ashore
BRIO wErsroRp. from Windsor Ns for New yort with
plaster, ashore M Monomoy Point blged ami will be a
total loss s~T ""- W." Nv ."
scHR ANN 4 sueAv from Mobile for Boston xs. .trpcs
BY lightning IN the lower bay, Mobile, Inst and hai
maintopnas shattered and manmast sliahtlv splinereJ
She proceeded on her voyage. s'' 'P'
soHH MARY ID IRFLAsD-Gaivcston, Aprf 10 scbr Mary
Ireland Captain ireland, from Philadelphia for this port
win an assorted cargo, went ashore Pelican gpt 18th
and 6llcd; cargo badly damaged. - ~ 'f' '
sonn MppLgsEx, Carr, o. and for New Brunswick, NJ
this morning, which some: was rot on bv
wreckmaster Brown, with the assistance OF the tug John
FULLER - - -" ~
The OxrdA, Kyle, sailed from Fernandna, Fla on the
3oth % November last with lumber Havana has
not since been heard of
LIVERPOOL April 4-The bark Annie Jane from Liverpool
'o hosrueen ana New York. with salt ashore In No l5
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TuE CoGRTs.
SUPREME COuaT-CiaCUlT.
An Action to Recover Insurance Money
Before Judge Barnard.

An Action to Recover Insurance Money.
Before Judge Barnard
Le,cis Williams Us. The Baltic Fire Insurance
Con,pany.-Plaintiffs were dealers in sewing silks,
doing business at So7 and 800 Broadway, New York.
In November, 1861 they took out an insurance poll
cy In defendants company for 1880. On the first
business by which they sustained as they claim, q
loss Of 81, 800. When Defendants were cn,ed upon
10 paw the amount OF the policy they had ssued 70
PLAINTIFF payment was refused, Notwithstanding the
fact that the plaintiffs had. as thev claim, complied
with all the stlpulations OF the policy. The answer
set up was that the plaintiffs had not sustained
losses so large in amount was claimed. Case not
finished at the rising or the court last night.
The Prospect Park Collision Case.
In the case Of Joseph Haul vs. Theodore Dreir Jr,
reported yesterday. the jury brought sealed ver
dict for the plaintiff assessing his damages at SIG.
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SHIPPING NE W s.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 20, 1869.
Herald Paclkl yeS.

Herald Packages.
Captains and Pursers of Vessels arriving at this port win
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached to Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do not
collect marine reports attend the delivery Of packages
as will be by the following extract from the proceedings
OF the regular monthly meeting, hell March 8, 1885,;
Resolved That and after Anrl 1888 the Associated
Prpss VIII discontinue the collection OF ship the
harbor OF New York Passei unanm )usly.
nJ~ The office of the Herald steam yachts JANEs and
JTANNFTrE Is a whitehall slip All communc atoms from
owners and consgnees the masters OF inward bound
sells viii be forwarded free OF charge.
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CITY C1ulT.
Action to Recover Payment for the Use Of a
DRY Dock.


Before Judge Thompson.
Ed,rard Fo5e1ty Us. Stnl,,el She,1oood.-Thls was
an action brought the Of s312 for the
use OF dry dock owned by the PLAINTIFF situated at
the foot OF Van Brunt street. Brooklyn. Defendant
admits the use OF the dock, but insists that the
claim is too large. He claims have offered plain-
tiff 5000 for the use OF the dock. The will be
finished to-day.
The Case Of Dudley Scrant0n-vcrdict for
the Plaintiff.
In this case, reported yesterday, the jury returned
q verdict for the plaintiff OF ST. &c., the whole amount
demanded being 80, 2GJ,
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ClulI calEhnAa-IAlS nAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRcCTT-Nos 100, 116. 11s, 11q,
100 12l 49, A. o3 90, 12s, 129a, 1873. II, 22 a. "a,
G2, 7s, 20, 81, 96 110.
CRY CerRT.-Nos. 20, "a, SO, q 12 49, "a, T. 40, 43,
CO, 81, II, 90, 91, 92, 93, "a, 90, e7.
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cnu,I OF OYER And IeaM,HsR.

Report Of the Grand Jury-Thcir Discharge.
Before Juuge Barnard.
The Grand Jury made their report yesterday morn
ing and were DISCHARGED. large number OF indlct-
ments were found, but all for offences Of minor
character.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING
"0o, and do thou likewise"
~ NASSAU STREET.

VOID THEM.
IA Tho hlthy muddy hair preparations that smell Ike var
nish and require to ssdments lead thsre
sulphur shook bafore them Use that sAo
and fragrant hairdressns AMI rsnewer
established g. years. suitable alike for ladies' gentlemen
and children Principal office 37< Pearl street New York.
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ALEXANDRIA, April is-Arrvcd, schrs Elizabeth Eng
h CroweI Portland; coper,hwait Newberry Jersey City
BOSTON, April ,s-Arrvsd, schrs Nellie Brown, Higgins
S sh%Sn CS .ns va. s.p"ee safan Bride cs
Grifn, coonbs o Adams Baker, Surprise, Beers. and
soa asT oy SscsSy Es n' s a
Van Dussn, Thompson, Phii,dcphs.
Maria Ham, shepard, surinsm; Mills wasbburn, Atwood
2uih Arrived, barks Ionic Powers 1osndo cletde fron
Sp Slf sosps G% su SSs Tas
orlcans bark Pacific (Br Mckenzie Bucuos Ayres schr
Mary o.shs% fouasan, New fis HAVEN &seSs B, Con-
Arrived, ssip Lady Cartier tBr, HATFIELD Liverpool
San Andross Marie,ta Tnon, Miller, Matanras Dearborn
Cleared .ssa%ship aeorge Appca, Howss Boston, Vt,
10y; cordery, Grace, Salem; Empire, Ferguson Bel
vyl vyymARLEsroN, AprI 2oArrived steamship Champion,
from Lvee bark aa iSD GsyoSs sSSs
org Georgia Leighton, from Savassa via Key wcst-a
,3MoLMEs HOLE, April . PM,-Arriyea brig. Walter
sprasue, Troy Tor Do; Cummings Sargent E,s6e.S
Chelsea; Geo W oloser, iloorooE, for Bangor John
rhiiaepha couneccu Pend eton, tasis fSr Do %c,lve
GDos%sss sSs ss, ssoetgG so Me- for sc %a Parsons Port
roma tBr), Munson, 81 Johns for =.
wsss s.s s,y cS' s a.. rGw ys for for RS;
land sshrs Albert Mason Ross, Aersnara FOR Boston
% dq Boston Sr phpess
HS % FOR asssr rs gans .s g g,
sSSSs @ ,is ssS
saedBras Webster Kelley. Iris ti,rl schrs Jonn Jones
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BELOW.

Bark Annie Troop, Troop, IS dsys from MatanxaA
SAILED.
Steamships Ancma1nia for Hamburg; E,n, Llyerpoo,
via Halifax Virgo, Savannah Niagara Norfolk City Point
and Richmond. - 49,
Wind at sunset y.
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70 NIANkET STREET., PplHIADEIPHIA
Is the largest Manufacturing Confcctoners and wo,.
sale Dealers in Fruits Nuts, &c. in the United State.
mar :, 1SGS-ly
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Who Owns the Highways2

For several years-indeed even before the
formal decisions of our courts-we have con-
tended for the rights of farmers in the high
ways fronting their property We never
doubted, that whenever the question should
DC submitted to our courts, these rights would
be promptly maintained, any act of assembly
OF municipal ordinance to the contrary, not
outstanding. The line of the owners of the
land fronting on public roads, runs to the
centre of the same, the fee simple of which
they have never surrendered The Lepisla-
ture has the power to lay out highways over
the property of citizens, but the community
at large have the right of passage over the
same. No person can any more remove either
soils, minerals, trees, shrubbery, grass, or
anything else pertaining to the earth from
them than he can the same objects from the
enclosed fields
The following report of case, involving
this very question, was lately tried in Connec-
tlcutt. 1t covers the whole ground, and pre-
sents a precedent, the force of which we trust
will not be lost upon those who have been
sorely aggrieved in Pennsylvania, and especi-
ally in the eastern counties, in the maxi ~ of
our highways public pasture grounds, under
the apparent sanction of law.
The select men of Simsbury had, for a GER
tain sum of money, granted man a license
to turn COW into the highway. The owner
of a tract of land bordering on the road,
claimed that the feed in the road adjoining
his premises was has property and not the
property of the town. He brought q suit for
trespass, which went to the Supreme Court
and was decided in his favor. The Court
held that in opening highway, the fee SIM
pie, the absolute ownership of the soil, was
not vested in the public, but only the right
of way. The public had control of a road
as far as was necessary to make q convenient
passage, but no farther. Ifa road were aban-
doned by the public, it again became part of
the property from which it was originally
taken, and this was additional proof that the
title to the soil occupied by the highway was
vested in owners of the land adjoining The
public having nothing but the right of way,
the grass and feed on the road were therefore
the private property ofadjoining landh olders.
The following are the words Of the Court
''The owner of land covered by highway
has the exclusive right to the heritage grow
ing thereon, and bylaw of town giving
liberty to the inhabitants to pasture their
COWS in the public highways, under certain
regulations, passed under the authority of a
! general statute acts 1855, CHI. GAY empower
ing towns to pass such bylaws, 1aas no calid-
ity."
| With the assistance of this decision and
others that we have from time to time pub
| lished, we think that it is time that farmers
should rise up, assert their rights, and drive
their marauding enemy-road cattle-from
the public roads ermantown Telegraph.
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PORT DEPOSIT.
MILL

We respectfully announce to the public that having
improved Mill. and added thereto many modern
inventions calculated to facilitate business and
great advantage to the pubc therefore, better
than ever prepared to execute orders with promptness
We have constantly on hand extensive stock of
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French ana Cottage Bedsteads,
all styles Of Leaf, Extension and other Tables,
Windsor, Cane Seat, Hair Cloth Parlor,
Reception, and all other kinds Of chairs,
kn0,sn in tile trade and finished in
all styles, Lounges, Sofas, Iste-a- Ietes,
Bookcases, Hat Racks Ward Robes,
WashstaRds,
Ennmeled, Grained and Walnut Chamber Salts.
A very carefully selected assortment of LOOKING
GLASSES
STRAW MATTRESSES, {Cotton-top)
HUSk de.
PALM LEAF do.
lst quality CURLED HAIR do.
CHILDRES's CARRIAGES and WILLOW CHAIRS.
aJ-Tucker's Patent Spring Bed Bottoms. at about
onerd the price Of more durable and less liable to
get ont of order than, any Spring Mattress in
will sell all the above articles at prices that cannst
fail to induce purchasers to buy at Port Deposit rather
than in either Baltimore Philadelphia.
Rs-W Rooms two doors below Public School
building.
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FARM IND HOUSEHOLD.

US To any who will contribute an coca
sional article-once a month or ofteher if so
inclined-we will send copy of Tile Wing
free