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New Bi.,,o,s Cnr \mcrico.

LONDON, june 2S. Notice has bycn given Of
the appointment by the Pope of number Of new
Bishops including three for America to nh the Secs
Of springfield, Hayre dc Grace and Port au Prince.
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A vulgar notion has prevailed for several
generations that the mortal remains of WILLIAM
SHAKESPEARE were inferred in the chancel Of
the church at Standardization, his native
parish, aud that there they have ever since re-
NAMED, guarded by the awful malcdiction which
the poet left behind bin, directed against those
who should remove Lis bones" The 7iiIune
OF Yesterday sets this matter right by informing
its limited circle Of readers, in an editorial para
praph. that Westminster Abbey il his place of
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1urRAILRo4D NIPoAEoSs lrwoRn
The SDiartcst Railroad Trick on Rrcard
Vanderbilt Forced 20 Garry Eric stock.

The Sniaricst Railroad Trick on RECORD
Vanderbilt Forced 20 Garry Eric stock.
The railroad world Is convusCd with laughte
at ,hrewd trick Gould aud Fisk have just playc
on the ancient mariner Of Staten Island. Wander
bit thought he had done yely big thing wGCu h,
reduced his rates ON cattle from Buffalo to New
York and Albany nom SisO TO $40 per car bu. TIL
Eric p inces did bigger tLing when they CON
mcnce taking stock ut accent per head, and by =
doing forced the Central dowh 10 II pes car. Ne
sooner had they got the riysl uue down to III" above
ruinous rate, tlisn Fisk aud Gould tCegraphC then
Western agents 10 buy UP all ;he cattle they oOg
yet OF the Erie ros and ship it over IN
Centrall While the unsurpectiug Vanderbilt Vas
thus carry ing Erie stock for next 10 uOthlng
the Erie people Coz nned themselves IN trLn,po ting
,Sss-sIsck of their r,SIlr patrons only. Gpgld and
FISK have now over t.OOl heid OF cattle IN thel
stoc& ards at WcohaWk ken which their kind friuuj
Vanderbilt hus hauled ltOui buffalo ut Lis own x
pcnsv Tor their especial btnCbt. Verify Wand, Ihil
has been 6cllhorod with his own cu!-rs. 30
10 wonder lc il now splIuu.v IgCGitutins putin
his rates up to the original lSUrc. lisk ,Ils hi
last stock" transaction is tho most pronlabi, ON
lac has ever had with Vanderbilt.
FURTHER REDUCTIOS or PASSENGER RATES
The Erie and Pennsylvania Central line. ycs,,i
day made further reduction Of 50 in the pass.n pol
rltcto Cincinnati, tus maxi ing II Sli nstcal ft "a,
This viii force Vanderbilt To "comc do" -.II
lower, ms tie Erie Passenger traffic Is !arar ur-5
ing
TIM Esd or TIM nraCEN 1vN'Et ...
ACommltlcc rrufe.NutlpS thc luIlsatt, T. "a
w0nrl and Weston and Manl, an Eco mo- -
CONSISTING of VI .ssrs. ~nu 80. y y Tu.'n-, 4H
Moses INlo.. Wui'rd uU GolI AVID FISK u' ttc Ir.
OF yesterday 'ur B., uNrIusn of settling the lrl
dinlculy known o1 rhn b.. .,u Tunnel War. "a
Er', Princes cntrI 'iinc llt,r visitors with
tuHu- lunch. and then proceeded 20 business. A1g
% long and ~'iritcl puw-'yow and mutuli cyuUnl
uous. the parties Of either part separate ON H. .f
possible terms, having referred TIL points ga 800
a q md - a .#nHt
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The snobLishncss of Secretary Ffsn's des-
patch 10 Mr.. Non ~, ca receiving the news Of
Lord CLAGtNroNs death, is only equa.l,d by the
olumsness Of the language In which tie despatch
Is embodied. 1t is hy 10 means true that the
deceased was "a statc,u.en whose fame BELONG
TO tie WORLD and it IL hard TO understand what
Nr. Fisn means by saying tLat lis loss evil be
felt ~ other nations than that in whose behalf
lac lturcd for the aiyfnce Of civilization and in
the interests of peace If the great statesman
lalottd " Tor tie sdvorcc &C civilization and IN
the interests of peace" 1t is rather narrowing his
sphere TO say that his labors were in behalf Of a
particular nat n. Observe, too. the fine dis
tiuction which our ilus,Tous Secretary makes
between "Nmroihy" and "condolencc."
"The President tenders tie synPcHy Of the
United States to Her Majesty and TO the British
people, and ooRdol,ac6 TO those 10 whom the loss
brings personal grief" Of course tie Queen
and her people feel no personal grief, but only
an official sc--c of Bereavement which requires
the use Of word Of Greek origin while the
Latin expression, meaning almost exactly the
same thing, is reserved for the family and friends
of the departed. When Mr.. FISH has,cns TO
show his oLscquious admiration Of the British
nobility, he ought 10 take pains to do 1t in good
English, so that may not have room TO be
duuby ashamed of him.
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Deposit your money IN time for 1st OF Ju'y interest
in the Mutual BENEFIT saving Bank, IN The sun build
ug.-.idC.
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What II the reason that Gen. BUTLER is
always getting himself into scrapes? lie is a
smart fellow, iull Of invention not lacking in
pluck, but sadly destitute Of discretion. lie is
more likely TO mu idle any movement which he
takes hold Of than to carry it through successful
ly. II Is pity that man Of so much brains in
proportion to his beard has not alttlc more sense
and discretion. Or il that would be too much
for nature to bestow upon single individual, il
is a ulty that she has not endowed him with "a
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Who believes that variety is the spice OF life
is mistaken. What frequently reaches the nostrils
Of travellers on the saratoga and Rensselaer, Railroad
ls not allsrice by any means; and ns Commodore
Vanderbilt is the ruling spirit in that corporation
he has large interest in the dsgreeable condition
Of the older cars
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The art Of cooking has been fearftlly enlarged.
Poisonous chemical. are awaited OF to produce deli
cate havors for what arc called choice SOUPS. The
using Of those chemicals In that way IL a criminal
offence and should be made punishable under statute
enactment.
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A SrN correspondent last week interviewed the
Hon John H. Gardner, one Of the proprietors Of the
Pavilion Hotel in Sharon Springs, on the subject OF
hash. Becoming animated Mr.. Gardner said; =" You
can eat hash with greater safety in hotel than IN
private family. No large hotel is conducted with the
sane degree Of economy that is observed by eco
nomical housekeepers. My chief cook would not
tink Of using broken bread for Q pudding. He
must lave fresh loayes"
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10 has been proposed that Moon, Of Sara
toga, shall erect handsome hotel on tho site OF the
present establishment for game dinners and fish, by
the lake. Already this there have been
crowds at Moons washing down crisp fried potatoes
with champagne. Frank Leslie Is one OF Moons
most liberal patrons.
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xonHsA,1o UT THE SUMNER RESORTS.

2. Roessie, the well-known hotel proprietor,
wants q commission appointed by toe LegisIAture TO
carefully examine and report upon the condition OF
hotel cooking utensils. lie las no doubt that The
guests OF the National Hotel in Washington, WHO
were poisoned some years ago, sustained that fearful
effect because the SOUP which they drank cooked
In a uiens Which had verdigris on the inside OF IT,
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Tho chief clerk in the Fort William Henry IIo-
te, by Lake George, IL e. Il. Halcom OF this city for.
uerly ofthe proprotors tie sringler House and
r.. Deals Hntol. John l.. Mills late o. barnum's in
Baltimore. the bookkee?cr. J. Hadley son Of
the wcll-known lawyer OF that name In Albany, Is
one OF the assistant clerks.
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II Is expected that President Grant will visit
Lake George this season, aud the propreor' OF the
Fort William Henry Hotel have made Arrangements
TO tender him tie customary free entertainment
When be leans that trout fishing in the lake Is
rot good he probably will not go there.
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The heaviest chief cook in the United States is
in the Cataract House. at NiaEara Falls. He weighs
$50 pounds. lie has been in that establishment and
that condition for several years.
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Mons. j. Martinez, Of this city, holds the posi-.
tiln OF interpreter in tne Ulion Hotel in Saratoga.
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The Living Machine.

lnjurc the main spring of watch and every port,
of the works becomes disordcred The human stomach
to the human system what elastic piece of metal
is to chronometcr. 1t influences the action of the
other organs, and controls certain extent the whole
living machine The comparison may be carried fur
ther for us the weakness other mperfections of the
main spring is indicated the of the time-piece 20
also is the weakness other disorder of the stomach
betrayed by the face of the invalid The complexion is
saow faded the eyes deficient i'll and intel
lisencc and there is worn, anxious expression in the
whole councnancc which tell plainly as written words
could do that the great nourshg organ whose office it
to mister to the wants of the body and to sustain
and renew all its parts. is not performing its duty 1t
requires renovang and regulating and to accomplish
this end IIostetters Stomach Btters be truly said
to be the thing ncedfH The broken main spring of
watch may he replaced by one but the stomach
only be repaired and strengthened, and this one
of the objects of the famous vegetable which
for eighteen has been wagng successful contest
with dyspepsia in all climates As specific for ind
geston it stands alone When the of the plar
macOpia have been exhausted without, ut hest doing
more than mitigating the complaint, course of this
wholesome and palaahle, yet powerful somachc effects
perfect and permanent In all of dyspepsia
the liver is less tsordcred, and upon this
important gland as well upon the stomach and bowels
the Biter act with singular stinctness regulating and
renvigorating secretivc and assmilang
which bodily and mental health depend.
June /. lS1O-lm
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The Magazines for July.

TIE -1Hantic is rich and varied in con-
tents this month, opening with poem by
Henry w. Longfellow, The Alarm Bell of
Atri, followed by A Shadow, by T. w.
Higginson A Woman's Pulpit, f. Stewart
Phelps Drives from French Farm, II,
p. G. Hamerton Equal, Yet Diverse,
Burt G. Wilder; Joseph and His Friend,
Bayard Taylor An EX-Seutherner in South
Carolina, N. S. Shaler Old Town Fireside
Stories, H. Beecher Stowe Criminal Law
at Home and Abroad, Francis Wharton :;
The Shipping of the United States, F.. II.
Derby; A Tour Of Europe for S1s1 in
currency, Ralph keelar The Swallow,
Celia Thaxter; A Day Of Pleasure, Celia
Thaxter; Reviews and Literary Notices.
Subscription price $500 year. Fields &
Osgood, Boston.
Eeery Saturday, by the same Publishers,
continues to publish Dickens last novel,
The Mystery of Edwin brood, which is
the feature of that weekly Illustrated Jour
nal Of Choice Reading.
Godey.-Among the Philadelphia Maya
zines I'VE have Godeys Lndg's Book, which
is always attractive. The present number
commences the fortieth volume, opens with
steel plate 'The Butter Cup Verdict. y
The fashion plate this month is in Summer
colors, 4 seaside scene in fact, and alto
geth beautiful. Published by l.. A. Cooley,
Philadelphia, at So year.
Peterson for July is unusually fine. The
opening engraving, "The Sun Shower" is
a beautiful picture, and the colored fashion
plate has more than its accustomed number
of figures. The ladies will find much that
is attractive and novel in the way of dress
and the usual instalment of original reading
matter. Price So year. c. J. Peterson,
Philadelphia.
LEsLIE's GAZETTE OF FAsHIoN.-The
July number of this beautiful Magazine is
on our table. 1t is as sparkling as ever,
and has an unusually large and elegant dis
play of summer fashions. This number is
so beautifully and artistically got up as to
render it emphatically the model Parlor
Magazine of this country. The wood cuts
are superb. Terms-$3. so per year. Adj
dress the publisher, 537 Pearl street, New
VorL
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The irrepressible "Caucasian is after
the editor of The Cecil Democrat again
He is spelling for fight. Caucasian -
is an old captain, having made one of the
most mastery retreats during the rebellion,
of modern times, and equalled in ancient
history only by Xenophon. Starting in the
Valley of the Shenandoah, with party of
Stonewall Jackson's barefoot Democrats at
his heels, he reached Philadelphia in five
hours, "running time" bringing all the
soap and sugar wagons through safe
caucasian was just about getting under
Roadway, and was putting his mules down
to the double quick, when an officer higher
in command met the doughty captain and
ordered him to "right about face assur-
ing him that the enemy hadn't crossed the
Potomac, and that the flying stores were
out of danger. The next day he crossed
Conowingo bridge, with drums beating and
colors flying, in full march for the seat Of
war, with Uncle Sans soap and candles,
sugar and molasses all safe. Where's the
use of fighting such man as that, Demo-
crdt2
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A GRAND EXHIBITION OF NATIONAL
INDUsTRY.-The American Institute of
New York City, of which Horace Greedy is
President, will hold their thirty ninth Fair
during the months of September and Octo-
Der next at the Empire Rink.
The brilliant success of former Exhibi-
tions is a guarantee that leading feature
in the attractions of the Metropolis during
the fall will be this great Industrial Display.
For circular giving classification Of arti-
cles, rules for Exhibitors and full particu-
lars, address, Corresponding Secretary,
American Institute, New York City.
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Since Tile Wig condescended to notice
the little down shoreman, the Denton
Union, it has been filled with so much self
Importance that its brooches will scarcely
contain it. We had thought in the begin
ming, it possessed some knowledge of the
men and things it has been SO noisy about !;
but by its own showing the Union is ell
tirely innocent of all knowledge in the
matter. In future we advise it to try and
be informed, and not again become the
laughing stock of the party by appearing
SO "jolly green
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Cabinet Changes.

Attorney General Hoar has retired from
the Cabinet, and the President has nomi-
mated H. 7. Alderman, Of Georgia, for the
position in the Cabinet, left vacant by the
resignation of Hoar. Much opposition ap-
pears to be manifest to Alderman, on &C
count of his having been an active partici-
pant in the rebellion. He was in the be-
ginning L Union man, but finally yielding
to the belief that the rebellion would prove
successful, joined the rebel forces. The
President seems over anxious to place rebels
ia high positions. Thousands of solid
Republicans without a blemish on their
record, more competent, we have ne doubt,
to fill the position in the Cabinet than Ack-
erman, could be found.
The newspaper correspondents report the
retirement of Secretary Fish as likely to
take place shortly. Post Master General
Creswell is the only man in the Cabinet who
displays real ability in his Department.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given Icy the President aud Commissioners
OF tn" village of Port Deposit that there Is due for Tax
assessed to John lyon or of paving that part
OF the eastern side of Main street, in said village
front of two-tiris of Lot conveyed to Catherine Lyon
and John T. Lyon 10y Samuel II. Carson by Deed dated
the thirteenth day Of May, 1867 and recorded In her
H. H. T. No l. folio 6So one Of tho Land Record BOOKS
"i cecil county; the whole lat fronting ~ feet Main
street and bounded .ouih by Seshs lot leo east
by property of Mrs Murphy so feet and north y the
public road leading from Rock Run TO Battle Swamp 10
fcet-the sum Of Si25 and that unless the taxes due
on said land, aforesaid shall he paid the Baf OF
the village of Port Deposit within the space thirty
days after the ninth day of July next, the lt;.s ~
charged. or So much thereof he Haos-.ary shall
he sold to the highest bidder fuT ir payment of the
BY order of the President and Commissioners or tb.
village of Port Deposit.
SAMUEL VI. c. NESBITT
June II. 1sT0-Iw Cl,rk
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Deafness, Blindness g. Catarrh.

J. ISAACS, NJ. D.. sos Arch Street, Philadelphia
Oculist and Aurist, Professor in the Medical College
Pennsylvania of the Eye and Ear Persons afflicted with
diseases of the EYE, EAR or CATARRII will be scien
thcally treated and cured durable lie has been per
manenty located in the city for and makes the
above specialties in his practice The Medical faculty
is invited he has secrets in his mode of treatment
HN-Artihcia eyes inserted without pain No charge:
made for examination.
Jan d lS69-ly
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MARRIED..

ROSE-MILLER the 10th inst, at
Oxford, Pa, by Rev. Alexander NJ. Wig
gins, GEORGE G. ROSE, of Bay View, and
JANE A. MILLER, Of Union, both Of this
county.
ON-GRACIE.-On June 10Th,
at the Methodist Parsonage, Guthrleville,
Pa, by Rev. Wilmer Coffman, ENocH
FERGUSON, of Elkton, Md, and Mrs.
ELIZA J. Oracle, of Coatesville, Pa.
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Bill Day.

We try to settle with our advertising GUS
toners twice year-January and July LIST;
and will send out bills about the LIST of the
coming month. Hope they will not be
NM fsSfS1
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ORPHANS, COURT.

TINE STATED MEETINGS of the Orphans Court of
l. Cecil county will be held on the second TUESDAY
in every month Executors Administrators and Guar
dians wanting their accounts stated will please bring
in the vouchers few days before Court
REUBEN D LAMAR,
Nov 30, lss7-y Register.
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Extremes.

prince and pedlar may be equally
we'll fitted out at Oak Hall. You can get
there a coat for tive dollars or a coat for
sixty dollars.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.-Beef cat
tie were dull this week and prices were
unsettled and lower. About 1900 head
arrived and sold at 10a10ic. for extra Pa.
and Western steers; Sadie. for fair to good
do, and 6a7sc. per To. gross as to quality.
Cows were unchanged $50 head sold at
$40a50 for springers, and $60aS5 per head
for cow and calf. Sheep were dull =; 5000
head sold at the different yards at 5a6!c.
per fb. gross as to condition. Hogs were
dull and rather lower; 5000 head sold at
the different yards at $11a13 per 100 Tbs net
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WANTED AGENTS-To sell the OCTAGON
w SEWING MACHINE 1t is licensed makes the
Elastic Lock Stitch and is warranted for ) years
Price SD All other machines with undrr-fccd sold
Tor sla or less are infringcmcnts Address OCTAGON
SEWING MACHINE CO., ST. Louis Mo-. Chicago, ILL.,
Pittsburgh Ia. or Boston, Mass. 1870.
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Dyspepsia II . Hydra. Headed Monster
from which nearly all the ills the human flesh is heir
TO" originate The Peruvian Syrup, protected solu-
ton of the prOtoxde of Iron is lsng-tred and well
established remedy for this distressing complaint; it
has cured thousands when other remedies have failed
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MISCELLANEOUS.


WASHINGTON. d. c.. June l5 1870
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received at this D.part-
ment until July 20 1870, AT II o'clock furnishing
during period of two years. commencing on the 10Th
day Of August, 1870 Envelopes be used for returning.
dead letters to writers.
The Envelopes must be hand-.summcI and canal in
Iaty OF paper and manufacture to the sample srlec ted
by the department, and have such printing upon them
as the Postmaster General direct They must he.
delivered i'll such quantities and times AZ NAV be
required at the Post Office Department in WASHINGTON
u w. IN good order packed in strong pastcor boxes.
ready for Use free of cost for packing and
at the rate of about COCOON per month the annual sup
ply being estimated at 1000 900 (Inore or Icss1
Specimens of the Envelopes for which proposals are
invited and blank forms for proposals. may be- had on
application TO the THIRD ASSISTANT poSrM GENER
No proposal will be considered unless offered by Il
manufacturer of envelopes, and Inv suti-
cieit and satisfactory guarantee: AMI the Postmaster
General reserves the right TO reject any and all bids
in his judi the interests of the Government require
ii.
Bonds with approved and sufficient snretcs in the.
sum OF S2fom. will he required for the faithful per
fnrinance of the contract according the provisions of
the seventeenth section of the of Congress
the 10Th of August, 1872 and payment under s, con-
tract VIII be made after proper adjustment of accounts
Tie Postmaster General reserves 10 himself the right
to annu the contract whenever the same or any part
thereof Is offered for sale for speculation and under no
circumstances will transfer of the allow
or sanctioned to party who shall be. in the opinion
lions thereof than the original and the right
is also reserved to the Postmaster General t. annnI the
contract, if in his Judgment there shall be failure to
perform faithfully any of its stipuatons. in case of a
wilul attempt to impose upon the Department euye.
lorrs inferior To sample.
Bids should he securely envclopel and sealed mark
Proposals for Dead Letter Envelopes, and addressed
to the Third Assistant Postmaster General Post Oicc
Department, Washington DC
JNO A. J. CRESWELL
June Is, 1S7O-iw Postmaster General.
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THIRTY YEARS
Have elapsed since the introduction of the Pain Killer
To the public and yet at the present time pop
ulir and commands larger sale than before. Its
popularity is not confined to this country alone: all
over the world its beneficial effects in curing the ills
that flesh Is heir to- acknowledged and appreciated
and as PAIN MILLER its fame is limited no country
sect nor race 1t needs only to he known to he priced.
THIRTY YEARS is certainly long enough time preve
the efficacy of medicine and that the Killer
deserving Of all its proprieturs claim for amply
proved by the unparalleled popularity it has attained
1t Is SURE and EFFECTIVE remedy Sold by all Drug
gists Price % cts, and 30 cts. and 81 per hottie
Directions accompany each bottle. June Tim
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FOR SALE.

The subscriber has several YOKE OF,
YOUNG OXEN, large size and well = ~
broken, which he offers to sell at very low
prices. DA
JOHN MAULDIN,
june II, 1s7O-3w Near Perryyille Md
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NOTICE

sn'y new and n"9"r
cuars free. Address j. RAND CO. Bi,ii.for Me- 1870
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FOR SALE,
TOWN LOT LOR SALE.

LOT IN ELkTON, fronting 81 feet the Phila-
delpha, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad opposite
the Depot, and los feet deep Would make irst-class
Business Stand Apply TO the subscriber
BENZ. WELLS,
april 10, 1Si0-tf Elkton, Md
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THE MARKETS.
CORRECTED EVERY FRIDAY.
ElktOn Markets.

SCOTS Mill's Market.
BLACK OAK BARK PER Ton SIG 90