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AUCTION SALES,

lY GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers.
- DO. 31s, southeast corner o, 7tbsn d s.s
HOUSEHOLD FURNIIURE. STOVES. UaB-
"a on Fk.6 Ss ~ tie aa i.t mt a. O'Clock
NT sn m, We st Az sell at The residence ot
ills ree: nth be5Weess int5 sri lb rs ,,
west q se1eral assortment of Household aad Hitch
ks;sTo yt1r cs sn;i rirso 500, and
Biacs WAT sn n, Cb, msssefr2D 1entE Table
Marble tor OaS Catta~e Set H''ufe'
Marble top Painted Cottage Set
stsir Ca,rpets, on cloth. Stair 3 i, &c &c
Halr and other Mattresses, PilIov;s &c
Cooking, PsrIor aud Chsmber 5vss
Toms. cash. GREEN q WILLIAMS
oo-y-Id Auc'ionesrs.
81 GREEN 4 WILLIAMS AuctiOneers,
Southeast corner Of 7th and ID streets.
PIAN3 FORTE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
On M6N SbPS9yhI ;h &C. at At AUoT.oS
" O'Clock m, shall sell At the residercs of
sdy SfeSeliGiDs hSn.e keeping at 2ol sree:
general assortment OF goods, viz:
KS sewo9d S&n sfb p cS1isy
Sreen Rep Parlor Suit al cvmp etc
Ws.h;t.nd': wardrObe' and Cane .,ii Chairs
Chsmber Sets, MATTRESSES, Feather PI'iows
tPngTain and o;her Carpets
1rockery. Glassware, and Cutlery
fsrlor, Chsnber, ard other Stoves.
eoa-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
D. New Marbe Building. No oH 800 snd soa,
south corner 9th street aud Pennsylv snia avenue.
UNIFIED STATES MARsHALs sALEoF FOUR
NNg2SSSsEs' WAGON, AND SET OF HAR.
~ trd In y ,ha g Of writ Of fsri facias issued
1;M 20. 81 ,he District Of COunb'a a, 70 me directed.
d T on nspS E,Zar ,S Of Nm Wall
10 az O'Clock a m, the following goods and
. Bay Horses
sOrrel do
sets Of Double Harness
Double horse Wagon.
william BOWER, and will he sold to satisfy exscU,
tlon No 5S23, in favor of Union National Bank of
o,oo, ALEx: SHARP Mar.hnlD.C.
RY WIN. Nv wall LIZ 4 CO s,,;,i AaStiOneers,
Nos. 900 and 900 s.w. cor. Pa ave and 9th ST.
UELTIP STATES mABsHAl . sALEoF VERY
TTRREELh5ET ANR HASPs59E FHES
sihEB6hKps, ETEG iS sSop 0A SrhEMSiP
M MARBLE TOP TABLES, MIRRORS, DAMAsa
a In virtue Of a writ tf Fieri Faclas i,suqi
W ON the clerks Office Of the supreme Court Of
twill sell at public sale. for cash at No. J'si
t1sst no9h IsfSfs9 Thrtst s sld Four
October; la1e commencirg at O'Clock, the follow.
ing foods and chs'tels, 20 wit:
Ehe knasbs. two ParIor brussels It Carpets
Marble-tOp Pier Table, Marble top Centre Tables
sixteen Parlor Chairs, two Parlor Crate Rugs
Three Chandeliers and Brackets. Table Covers
amask ard Lace Curtains and Cornice., Elk Sto Dis
Twelve Cane-seat Chairs, Small Stand ard Rugs
One Fancy Table, one Small Attacha, twelve Spit
tOOns.
-Four Shades. one III all Sideboard
Two Small End Tables, one Hat Rock and Stand
buckets ose Dining TALE sideboa Stp0f 'Afp'''
Ore Fruit SidebOard
Sixteen Dining Chairs covered with velvet
Cane seat Chairs
One Dining Room Carpet, &C. b, &c, &c.
Seized Al levied upon as II goods aud chattels OF
joseph Hall and will he sold 10 satisfy execution
No. 1881, in faver vi p. =. Per dIeton.
ALEX. SHARP, u. 5. Marshal. Il. q.
oceC-td WIN. Il. WALL co, AuCts
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner 7th and ID streets
VALUABLE TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND
LO1bFRONTlNG ON MASSACHUSETTS, AVE
MN BETWEEN 3TH AND 6rH STREETS
WEST, AT AUCTION.
"a On FRIDAY, the 2lst instant. at AZ
E",, O'Clock p m, we shall sell, on the premises
S8Lot -. being 10 feet front by 40 feet deap
more or less, with a good six room Frame House,
being house No. 81 ), with good alley.
Terms cash. $50 down on the day Of sale All con
VeYancIng and revenue stamps at the of pur
chaser GREEN WILLIAMS
oCioa lhepublIcanI Auctioneer5.
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BANKERS.
II. G fANr. wAsHISsros
FAINT, WASHINGTON a CO.,
IL

VI ANA l. NAshlnGIOb
FAINT, WASHINGTON a CO.,
| BANK ERS,
500 Is T. R-TrENHoVsE. FourrR a 90
No. 625 PENNsILVsSIk .yENy-r
, hei.f deposits aud loan money - depa~it,-. a.
-ks collect; rs On AT points in The I-,,, s,,,.,
49, s'n-te raili'Sd' municipal loans, ana mort
Bgy sud cell scyernnen. sscur tie. saa o,ao,
stcSks, bonds sEd gold Ga commission. Pay a..
Domestic ard foreign eSSh.nes boush, and .o,s ~
al tho principal cities IN this country ABd Europe
business sight drasts furnished & depS.itSr,
scIra'ios the rate Of interest sad payable 30 De
b. BRYAN, Pres. IA. BUFF, Irr,.
WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS Ban.
Corner OF Seventh street ard LoBisians avenue
PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS.
Open daily from 80 .. m. 20 =. m A., aud OF SAT.
UBbAY ESENING from s.sl % : % m ;s'iv
Jay COOKE d Co.,
Ii a n X f II -,
BuT and sell a; current msrke; rate.
CONERNMEST SECURITIES,
GOLD AND SILVER
Orders for STOCKS, and BONDS prorr PITY e..
INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS furnished
g. ". HAvENNEK q CO..
REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BRoKERs
6s3 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Third DOoR EAST OF SEVENTH ST,
Buy, sell and negotiate every description Of REEL
ESTATE and COMMERCIAL PAPEN a. reason
sole Ts.es Of interest and commission.
All matters intrusted to rs receive individual and
pronpt attention.
CORPORATION and other BONDS and sEOU.
rifles purchased 81 the highest market rates.
Office hours, from q. m. 10 sp m. saes N
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NONE ARB GENUINE UNLESS DONE ~
In STEEL ENGRAVED WRAPPsR WITH
HOUSE. AID SIGNED
AO 4 Z. HELNDOLD.
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IoFFICIALJ
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at Second session of Forty first Congress.
IOEFICIAL.I
iPUBLIC-No.I s7.1

sppropriations for the curr Mt and
trimming treaty stipul riops with ysrt,ns IL
% nlGss l9r the year ending June thirty, eigh-
In huhur'd and seventy one, aud for other par
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NAVY PAYMASTER's OFFICE.
~ WASHINGTON, ID. O., October IS, ls7o.
Sealed Proposals. to be endorsed Proposals. will
lie received At this Office until II the FIRST DA Y
OF NovEMB.R, ls70 for the belo~ described Yellow
fine and " hite Oak Lumber. which must be of the
very beet quality TO be delivered the Washington
Navy Yard, subJec. 10 the usual conditions, sc.
Bur,dH CbastrscttoN and Repair.
500 cubic feet Yellow Pine Plank Stock
400 White Oak g
The above must be delivered within twenty five
days from date OF contract. -sponsible security
required for the prompt and faithful delivery OF the
ss'Ie in conformity with stipulatious the blank
forms for bids be had at this ONCE otherwis bids
Will not be entertained. For further inform alton
parties will apply the Assistant Naval Con
' EDWIN sTEUART,
ocl5-stayew Paymaster u. : Navy.
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For the general incidental expenses OF the Indian
s'lSice IN Utah Territory pre- SCENTS OF goodI a ri
cultural IN pements, sud other useful articles and
to assist them to lO~ase in permanent abOd a. and
sustain themselves by the pursuits Of civilized life
t. te expended under the direction of the Secretary
of the Interior. fit en- thou ard dollars
For the transport sticl and neces airy EXPENSES of
deIlyery OF provisions to the Indians within the
Utah SUPPLEMENTARY, ten thousand dollars
For this amount, TO carry out the action cOnten
plated by act Of Congress. approved May NTH. e III
teen hurdrtd and sixty four, enttlt :. An act :,
aclte and sell the present Indian reservati1Is in
Utah TERRITORY aud 10 settle SAID Indians in Uintah
Valley, ten thousand dollars
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For the general incidental exposes of the Ipii,
service IN Oregon, abiding Insurance AM tran,
portatiOn az annuity goods ard presents, where n
special provision Their foi is made by tie .le an
for defray ing TIE expenses OF tire removal aod
sistence Of Indians In Oregon, not parties to an,
treaty. and Tor pay Of necessary employees, fort
81 hon md l.lia
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wAsHINGToN TERRITORY.

For the general occidental eXpeus Of the India,
seryi ice IN WASHINGTON Territory, including insur
anCe and pOrI lton of aUruity IDS aud pres
ents, where special provision therefor is mad,
by trestes, ard for defrayipg the expenses OF re
mOsal and subsistence Of Indians, not parties - an
treaty and for pay Of Necessary employ twenty
four thousand four hundred dollars.
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For the general incidental expenses of the Indian
sers ice in New Mexico, presents OF goods, sgricul
tural Implements, and other useful articles and }
assist them to locate in permanent abOdss, add to
ain themselves by the pursuits OF CIVILIZED life
to be expended under the direct on OF tue Secret
Of the Interior fifty thousand ollars, irclu ling
Thousand dsllars to be expended in establisb,ng
schools among the Pueblo Indians.
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CA kEias s ssiSGIacfuEiss. ~
BEPAIRIhG in eli i,s branches
AZ Carvtazs an Is- Rpsws, Ssersss ~ ooS~0'
Agent ior Brev.serA %. Of Brsoos street 70
oyenuos u0U Yea. oo0-ecS
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DY LATlMER CLEARN, Auctrcueers
- tSuccesSOrs 20 Cover a Latiuer,1
Southwest corner Penn q euue and Iltk str st.
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For the general incide nta penses OF the Indian
service IN Nevada presents of goods, agricultural
Elements, and other uEesul articles aad 10 assist
IN M TO locate in permanent abotes, I'D sustain
themselves by the pursuits of civilized life be
ntnded under the direction OF the Secretary of the
interior, fifteen thousand dollars.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-02-05

Wnter.-February came in clothed with
all appearance of old winter, the ground
white with snow ; but ere midday tho sun
shsne forth, and slop and slush became the
grievance of all good house keepers. One
old man so lost to shame and good sense
sold his horse for quart of WHISKY. Hasten
the day when all Intoxicating drink is
driven from our little town and shame be
to the professor OF religion who will not
put his hand to the temperance cause, and
help Danish rum from our midst.
Examination Experimentation closed
at Bayard School the 31st. The scholars
acquitted themselves finely. The last day
was devoted to spelling. Nearly hundred
visited the school during examination, and
all seemed to be satisfied with the decision.
A silver mug was awarded to the best SPELL
er.
The Bayard School began it's Spring
term with IS scholars. We have 20 schol-
ars on the sick list.
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Port Deposit Items.

R~naeay.-A fine pair of Grays, attached
to heavy wagon, belonging to Mr..
Pounds near Battle Swamp, becoming
frightened OH Wednesday afternoon, dash
ed up street and turned by Cooks store
towards the Messrs. Armstrong; Foundry,
but the ascent being heavy. they were
finally drawn up, without injury to driver
or team.
Lectures.-On the evenings of the 9th
and 10th of February, two Lectures will be
delivered in the Methodist Church, for the
benefit of the Sabbath-schoel, by Rev. Mr..
Gracy, of the East India Missionary Socie-
ty. The subject on Wednesday evening
will be The Hindoo and His Home. the sec
ond lecture will embrace topics of The Hin
doo and His Religion. An admission fee of
25 cts, is asked, and it is hoped will be
metcd out largely. The proceeds it is
said. are to be devoted to replenshing the
Sunday school library.
Insprorements.- citizens have not
been idle during this open winter. Many
pICNelHcutS have Decil anu
them, NJ. L. Shure, of Hartford, has caused
to be erected, for his son, a physician in
our midst, very creditable building oppo-
site the new granite Methodist Church.
The front being finished with a handsome
rortico and fanciful cottage attics. A fine
bay window extends into the open street
from the southern 'front.' The house is
painted on the outside in imitation Of
bronze, and with its lofty four light win
dows, presents beautiful view. Mr.. West.
the contractor, has evidently exerted him
self, and we'll merits the praise awarded
him.
Conference, Sc.-The Quarterly Confer
of the NJ. E. Church-csmprising what is
known as the Wilmington Conference,
embracing Delaware, and the Eastern
Shore counties of Maryland and Accomac
and Northampton of Virginia-assemble>
in this town on the 10th Of March. Our
generous citizens are already making pre-
po~ing for accommodating the expected
influx of Preachers, and good time is
anticipated. The protracted meeting still
progresses. On Monday evening some Q or
10 presented themselves at the altar, and
almost every night the Lord manifests His
power in conversion.
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Chesapeake Hash.

Mr.. Lowman, formerly Of Elkton fame,
full of fun and Shosmakers wax.
Coughs, colds, and scarlet rash, are free
as the air We breathe. All may have them
for the catching.
Pigs run at large in our streets and
grunt sweet music on the evening air.
Examination at the Bayard school last
week we'll attended. Pupils did extraordi-
nary we'll.
Pufs are Ia mode just now. Even the
ladies' chignons are puted. They are life
bread f>,r some and printers keep them for
sale, it is said. Herein they differ from
the bread of life, which is without price.
Whisky male one poor man sell his
horse for one quart of the beverage. We
once know a man who bought his wife with
pint of whisky. He kept grog shop.
Extra services have clo,ed in the Presby-
terrain church. Extras still at the Metho-
dist.
Mr.. Butler gave us quite treat in a
Temperance Lecture last Wednesday even
| ing.
Service may be expected next Sunday
morning in the NJ. p church.
| Our new Hall is standing still just now.
1t does not seem to advance one step.
! Old gentlemen complain of rheumatism
in the joints and red flannel is in demand.
RABBIT hunting does not agree 10Th all man.
itiad.
! Widowers are in search Of wives. Cupid
/ has sent his darts near their hearts
| Two children have died here in the past
! two weeks of brain foyer.
! Scraps are used for dinner on washdays
sometimes, rs we'll as items for the paper
/ "a If you want to be III a good hume,
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 dc
this, just inquire at Moore & Bro, who
manufacture that famous /" Wilmington
City Soap" Ask your grocer for it.
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Baltimore Markets.
REPORTED BY r. z. MARINE.
Jan. 90. 1870.

tI-Thcse quotations made by T. L. MARINE Com
mission Merchant. No. SO West Pratt St. from actual
sales They made up with care, and may be relied
fully AS though they through, the mail
in reply 10 inquiries.
Flour-Howard Street Super, per Dbl,
81 IS G5 90; Shipping Extra, s. 25@5 so;
Trade Brands Extra, S. 1906 90: Family,
6 25G7 90. Wheat-White, choice, per
bus. 60 fbs., 81 4591 So; prime 81 e5a1 40.
Red, choice, 81 4O9sl 45; prime, 81 300
35; fair to good, 81 2O@1 %. Corn
White, good to prime, per bushel, Sc lbs,
$1@1 05; Yellow Corn, 95@1.O0 Rye-good
to prime, 95@S1 05. Oats, prime, per bus
80 lbs, 54G57. Clover Seed, good to
prime, per bushel Ga lbs. s. 75@s 25; Tim
othy Seed, do. per bus. As TBS, 81 50G$4 rs
Flax Seed, do. do. So 15@$2 20. Timothy
Hay, No. 1, per ton 1900 Tbs, $25 OO6
q 90; mixed do, No. 2, SEQ 0O0a4 90;
Clover. No. 3, $1s@2O. Rye Straw, $50 90
(G22 90. Oats Straw, SIS 0O(a16OO.
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THE LIQUOR TRADE.-Soms idea of what
the liquor trade Of the United States
amounts to may be gained from the fact
that on the list of December last there were
in bond throughout the country 10, 1902 545
gallons-enough to make good-sized lake.
And this is exclusive of grape, apple and
peach brandy.
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Died. in Elkten, on Tuesday evening last,
Of solitary confinement, Beauty Canary
He was one of the most exemplary, as we'll
est and most charming of singers--his
notes being equal to that of a feathered
songstsr. But he has sung his last lay
and warblsd his last note Peace be to his
feathers.
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RARE CHANCE FOR BUSINESS

A NO l. STORE FOR SALE, on the line Of the p
D. Central Railroad, in thriving town. situated in
business community. Connected with this Store is u
Commodioue DWELLING. with Stables and other out
door conveniences. To parties who desire home
healthy neighborhood surrounded by good society," this
is capital chance to invest This store has always done
= very large business and proof be given when de-
sired the and also that each year shows in
Terms easy-a great portion to remain in
gage
For full particulars address this Office where full sat
faction will be given. Jan 20. lS1G-tw.
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Correction.-The public sale Of farm
stock, ETC., advertised by Jacob A. How
ard, last week, in Tho Wing, and continued
in the present issue, contained an error in
the day of sale. The sale will take place
on Monday, next, 7th inst. Also pair of
fine mules were omitted from the advertise
ment. 1t is all right this week. Read
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Bag FOx.-The "huntsmen" were out on
Tuesday last, with horse and hound. A
"bag fox" was let loose on the suburbs of
the tewn, and the baying Of the dorgs was
heavenly" Reynard was driven to COW
or at Fersuson's hotel in the afternoon at
least we suppose so. We saw the hounds
and huntsmen all gathered about there.
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Sparkling Sui day Night, and What Came
Of It.-On Sunday afternoon last, the
junior member of o us o. our NEST prosper
Gus and sntsrprising business firms, might
have been seen, with his stylish turnout,
steering his course for New - no, not
New York-but no matter where. Arrived
safely there, he fastened his prancing ste,' ID
securely to an insecure post, and, of course
having done this, all thought of the horse
and his safety was soon lost sight of when
snce within the hallowed precincts, where
dwells-the good people whom he visits
Ere he was aware of it the "wee sma
hours" had arrived, and the time for his
departure was at hand. A final good -byc,
and he was about to be off-when, 10, and
behold, his horse and buggy were gone.-
Greatly alarmed, he searched the premises
thoroughly. but could not find the missing
property. Then procuring another horse
he started for Elkton, thinking his horse
had broken loose, and come home. He
had gone but little distance when he saw
his team lying across the road, the buggy
and horse both lying on their side, and
both uninjured. Tine horse had broken the
hitchiag post of. and dragged it with him,
and shortly became SO entangled with ii
and the hitching rein, that when the car
riage upset, it threw the animal, and held
him so tightly he could not movo. and was
in this condition whom found by the owner
The animal had lain there about three
hours in the position in which he wa,
found, and probably would have died had
he remained there till morning.
Said young man did not get home that
night, but arrived about O'clock next day.
And this is the evil that befel yong man
who went sparkling Sunday night. Young
men, beware
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Deafness, Blindness t. Catarrh

j. ISAACS NJ. D., sos Arch Street. Philadelphia
Orulis and Aurst Professor in the Medical College of
Pcnnsy lvana, of the Eye and Ear Persons afflicted with
diseases of the EYE EAR, or CATARRII will he scicn-
tihcally treated and cured if durable lie has been per-
nancntiy located i'll the city for years and makes the
above sprittits in his practice. The Medical faculty
IS invited he has secrets in his -e treatment
gA-Ar'iiral eyes inserted without pain. No charges
inn!' for examination.
Jan - 1SG9-ly
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PHILADELPHIA Cattle Marriott R..f o,+t

Philadelphia Cattle Markct.-Beef cattle
were in fair demand this week, and prices
were unsettled and lower. About 1000
head arrived and sold at 9G91c for extra
Pennsylvania and Western steers; 7(GS!c.
for fair to coed, and 5@64c. p To-, gross
for common as to quality. Cows were un-
changed; 14O head sold at $4,000 for
springers, and $50@70 per head for COW
and calf. Sheep were rather lower: II 900
head sold at Park and Aver ue Drove
Yards at 5(GSc. ? ID, gross, as to CO .dtion.
Hogs were in fair demand at an adv nee;
200 head sold at tho different var IS at
$l3@$14 per 100 tbs. net.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-02-05

Sermon to Young Men.-The Rev. A. S.
Vaughan will preach in the Presbyterian
Church, tomorrow (Sabbath) evening, a
sermon to Young Men. Young men and
all others are cordially invited to attend.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-02-05

sB We call attention to advertisement
of The CAurcnnsan in another column. 1t
is finely printed, ably conducted paper,
and is one of the very best religious news
papers of the country.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-02-05

Lewis, the Prince of dry goods and no
tion men in Elkton, is running out his
winter stock, all of the finest and newest
style Of goods, at but shade advance on
wholesale prices.
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Adams 4 Bro, SOC Market ST., Whining
ton, renew their advertisement in The
Wing, this week. They keep almost
every thing" in their store.
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-" The Bad Place''-The crossing at
Main and Church streets.

The 50 Wilmington City Soap chal-
leuges the world to beat it. 1t is pure,
harmless, beautiful and effective article,
warrentcd to do all claimed for it. The
whole country is beginning to appreciate
its superiority. Moore & Bro, manufac-
tyrerS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-02-05

Bricks exchanged for Wood, at Kings
Brick Yard, West Elkton.