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New-York tribune., 1870-09-23


Company have declared dividend Of - per cent on the
capital stock of the company payable October J. at the
Bank OF the state OF New York.
The Controller Of the City Of New York gives notice
that the November interest the city debt will he paid
at the office OF the Chamberlain Of the City OF kewYOrk
and after November The transfer books will be
closed on Saturday, September ~.
first days in September s42ss5 and than half
the earnings are from the local travel and trac Ihe
earnings for the month will be about sS5O,0O0
The CAiodgO Rdiir0ad G0zete in notice Of the opening
Of the Indianapolis, Bloomington and Western Railway,
makes the following remarks:
lately roads crossing the State south
Of Chicago have gwen pron Of rost The heavy produce the
ouly bat the cattle b sought Chicago The cheap
transportation Of te lake thought indispensable for end The
hOm The place Of probation in the West % t place o. consumption IN
from New YOrs DapvTe exactly The the distance from
There is now but 10 miles Of the Memphis and Little
Rock Railroad TO be completed, and II Is asserted that
trans viii be rnning through between Lutte ROCK ana
meeting Of the creditors of the firm Of Francis Skin
ner Co. was held the 10Th inst IN Boston. About 40
gentlemen were present, and the Hon william Thomas
was chosen President Mr. JOSIAH Barwell ADDRESSED
affairs Of the firm. list OF the liabilities OF the trn
edness was 4, ,299 go q, ~ follows
Peppere Hn s7s .; LaoOns s5s3 M IS; Naumteag
hn Js 81 Of Androscogn Nk s;s2lll "a Bates Mills s2g
eSIs be1 Sy treasurer 2S oo vs..scro' wooIen NH 49,
NHs s4Its ROokpo g Nils sIOS 500; Lockwood
s AosS SS.. * . & S' sr y so o. G sss ssS F1d sS
Institution Of SAVING so9 Globe BsHt $4,000 fah River Sss
TO-,
MeCloDd 90; Webster Bsnf s5OO; TrAdes Bank sZ,
q Bank o. Commerce s'OoO H. C1Gtn Co. S+OOi
A. Dor, S4lll Si Lombard, $1,000 Globe Bahi s@@e
Ninth Bank 5000; BOrlson COMPANY Si
Union Steamship Company $500; H. Fisle elsoo, C suy
de 30 Merchants Bank $1,000 Jorisn Marsh Co, FVo
W. staokpoe - zoo Walker Brosbc $1,000 Of H.
Pixie Z : 600 Total s4299 go 2.
YYre following then nominated by Committee OF
three, and chosen by the meeting Committee TO
anime into the condition Of the firm Henry W Picker
ing, Lyman Nichols Edward Atkinson J. II. Went worth
John d. Parker, William Thomas. The Committee are
requested to report the assets Of the T and plan
o action at meeting TO be held Tuesday the 2th inst
Ii should m stated that the banks hold collateral secu
" for the amounts due them.
The customs receipts for the week ending Sept. IT,
1870, were follows Ncw-Yort S3,243l2; Boston,
&5O5,290; Philadelphia s1s243e Baltimore, s25O5o7 san
Francisco, for the week ending Aug 90 sos S9-frOm
Aug 90 20 Aug. q, Sl25,l9l. Total, - 450l, ,Sal.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23
THOMAS G. FIELDS Rsfre.
Glassos & B.BcocK Plaintiffs Arorne,s No Warm . "
CIIPREME COIRT-HOLLLS IL pnMERS

-
~ BUGBkIA V HARGOJN. et Alho jbf Of .
foreclosure and sale made In the aboyentle Al
the subscriber refree for purpose dU appointed
will ,e the Merchants Exchange SaOo No. III brUasNa
NevY0rk the l2h DAY Of October D. 1870 II
through A. J Becke
mogsged fructed b. b.
deubed fooSs: Al that lot peos
the buildings and Improvements lying
Fifteenth WA o the o. New iork and knosu aud
distinguished Of the proley belonging
Of the late Hen sPnge between Bosdv and e sIis
The Ninth and Tweth Wards the - Ncx iO
yeei by H. Dougt City Saeyor Deeenee J By The nosesf
Ql6 hundred and aud bounded ery front by s nh
a,ensr westerly tbe number bvnd n4 twenty-five
2t aid map souhery by LOT No hundred aBd sn l3,
and noruery b. lot No. buDiro and 40 said
containing brtah in font and twenty-five @ sebes ad
treqDarer of inch and l-ugh each side bonir~ ~
And aio al that certain other piece parcel Of sh WI 1r
aerH thereon situate Yng and eug the al Iutl Nsn
e, q ke-oIl and Eno~n aod dngui.hed on s'a nap s
hendd and l2l Which said LOT - eSIneo
foai By Tepte street nOrr a tss rear e ., @ NO Sae ssd
II oen l9 hundred and toarseeH l1 ooe sanar -
ll5l. and ssd lot No hundd and srte-n M On 40
westerly By bundTed and fur lIIt %
breadth, front ami zach " rbVs's -
hundred and three fret and ts 5,s
b-nss Artce Of Ayre,nss - S,.rs'
between Mana Ludlow and Dune TnRhe bs cN S
Recorded LbeT AZ Of Conyeysno Fags x pEfns psr,
1876 fHOhAsx - :, w
GLEASON B.Bcocx Plaintiffs Atiorneys no " ~, . i
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Chances for Business nlen.
.terprising RTSINESS MAN can invc.i
Giiuations n1anieo--fema

A YOUNG LADY of several years experience
~ teaching derous u situation 10 school PAINTING snd
TEACHER GOFERNRS u two hls orb ffer
e1chauget Adre>s TEACHER Boz H. kofoa il'T Co
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED-By "A middle
aged WHO'S frstass ho.el private hHig comf'sni
snpennend References given lsuou and ehrs'
ter. Addres. Mrs. BBBHN. lo4 Dvisonst
GOOD German female SERVANTS constantly
~ be ouBi Al NJ llLDS GERMAN iNSIIIJ IL ~ S"f. &
betEeen Rv.nEton snd st@non.
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable
~ nt rustsorby, constantly 10 b. found I Kra Mr. Low
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23

- IA
- against EUGENIA v HARGOCS et alNo. AB Trtar =
foreclosure and made dc ahycn led atou Aust
Both 1870 subscriber referee for shat pgrpo-e p31ued
1t Merchants Exchange sa-sro0n No li BsiFs m h"
l-th October A. D.. ls 90 j. "cksk
noon J Bleecker Co. the
described ows; All that ctsn Jt pe parcel ~
Land the tLtug ard mpuFrmsns thereon sta e. jng saa
esg e fifteenth Ward o. the city q" Ne~ lo and iHoHh and ds
ugnisbed u part Of the pnry hs0ggg 90 The
esae Of Henry spfgler between Brisas sIL
the Ninth and Tve Wards Of the civ us ei
by H. B. Do0ghty Suryeyo Dce g hY the nIber mo-
and houaid sey rut By 'he Pm
noe westerly b. lot No hundred ard @
said map ouths BY lot No hrlrd an me u5 aad horih.
lot hundred 7 sa contain
breadth fron and t~eu'stve feet inches % 'qos
Of each hure feet And so ~
peee parcel Of land With @ improvements hcon.
Fifteenth
an1 distinguished said map hundred
22) which .ad lot bouH soukerly in front bs
Thirteenth Bober the by lot No. hundred and
t~enty-one 2 said map esey By lots Nos huusrd and
irern l3 hundred and fourteen li luudred sbt f
as and sd ot No hundred sad sixteen ~ on a map
westerly hunirei tsentOar 2 sad
hnndrt
ieei the benefit Of articles ~ dated NAV
ls 846 between Mana LlOa and Dne Tms 90 he city oi Me-
York. Recorded Iiber az of Conyeyalcss pise 80.
Sex York, September Eth, 100. - - -- .
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A@~t
SECOND BOARD, ] J. NJ.

.ouss g. 1881 Coar2 IA ocl4 L. = so Cob 6....ll0i
Is n24 oll1 leo 's'nAii III
1000 small lo3 $1,000 L. s 1910 Con-. ..lo5
10 n so Cou 622i 0co13 1850 ....2i O'Clock lO6,
po,pr, o. Ol.rT p
New-York tribune., 1870-09-23

CoFFEEBrn t sye but fra sles 90 nas, Rio per sisr-
santos per uoer and Baumoe 500 bags per New
Light private In Ea and West aa Cote doing
sss 56S Java a. lssc go tfs Lsys 20 bag Java 1877
ha Maracaho. and lgq jars Poto Rice
FLOUR AND MBAL-The market for western and STATE Flour
shipping hTInds being md aud
pocs Tre and Family brands du' bot without
No Supcrdue IA fair request Anc
cnmnarsfI trn aalea D noA hhls We qnote:
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IN THE CITY OF NEW.YORk.

NINET1'FIhoI oITI'TI
-, -. a the ges Drive, and ou seBth
non b'sn'I -'' Hsisoa River.
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peut bonds Al the date. named
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-09-17
Orr Candidate.

The Cambridge hatellisencer thus speaks
in this District:
Mr.. TOrbert is comparatively young
man but, i'll tho vigor and strength OF
intellect, is rather in advance of his years.
Persons of cur town who were acquainted
with him prior to his former nomination
for Congress, in 1868, and who are of the
Democratic faith, gave him the credit OF
being Sn Intelligent and finished gentleman.
We were satisfied from the addresses which
VIC heard him deliver during the canvass OF
1868, that the First District need not be
ashamed of such II representative in our
National Legislature, should he be So for
tunate as to be the choice of the people
And, from our standpoint of observation,
We verify believe that he will, We are fully
persuaded that he can successfully compete
with any candidate the Democracy of the
First District can bring out. In argument,
he is strong and bold in speech, fluent and
graceful-SOmetimes eloquent in style and
address, pleasant and attractive. And we
have been told that, in joint discussion,
at Princess Anne, in 1868, he was more
than match for his antagonist, Hon. Sam
uel Hambleton.
Now, then, Republicans of Dorset, you
have a candidate i'll whose Republicanism
you can contide. The Convention did not
give you milk and water man but a true,
stauneh friend, and able advocate of Re-
publican principles one who has lived
near enough to the line between freedom
and slavery to enable him to catch one good
breath of freedoms pure air, as it came
down upon him from the old Keystone
State. See that you rally around him. A
long pull, a strong pull, and a pull alto
gether, and this falls election will redeem
the old First District of Maryland.
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49, REEJSTER, VA

On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday OF
next week, all who would enjoy the rights
of freemen at the polls, in November next,
and who have notheretofore been registered,
will have to repair to the places of registra-
ton, on one of the days above named, and
attend to that important business.
The colored men who were registered in
Elkton, last Spring, for the purpose of vot-
ing at the town election, had better present
themselves to the Register of the Sd Dis
trict, Mr.. w. Gilpin, and make application
to be registered, as the registration for the
town election was informal, and without
strict authority by law, and might furnish
grounds for future cavil:
First District, Cecilton,
John Wroth, Register.
Second District, Chesapeake City,
Noble Biddle, Register.
Third District, Elkton,
w. r. Gilpin, Register.
Fourth District, Fair Hill,
Benz. c. Cowan, Register.
Fifth District, North East,
G. S. Jeffries, Register.
Sixth District, Rising Sun,
Robert A. Evans, Register.
Seventh District, Port Deposit,
Joseph w. Abrahams, Register
Eighth District, Mount Pleasant,
Henry Reynolds, Register.
Ninth District, Brick Meeting House.
II. II. Duyckinck, Register
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H,
JOHN W. MITCHELL AND OTHERS
In the Orphans Court for Cecil county In chinccrv
September til, 1870.
The object Of this suit is to procure Decree for AZ,
account OF the personal and sale of the real
Richard H. B Mitchell late of said cnuuty J,r.,s,J
for the payment of debts due from the said Richard H.
b. Mitchell, deceased to the complainant and others.
The Bill states that the said Richard II. b. Mitchell
was in hi. lifetime indebted INTO the complainant the
sum OF Sixty-three dollars and Twent cents
interest thereon. ON certain promss"ry note t" the
complainant in his lifetime dated the fourth day of
Aay eighteen hundred and sixty-Ine and payable sixty
days after the date thereof and also in the Four
teen dollars for sundry matters and things properly
ciargeable IN account. That being so indebted. and
ben seized and possessed of real and personal estate
lying in said county and elsewhere in this State the said
Richard II. ID. Mitchell died, having first made and
executed his last Will and Testament of which the sa i'll
John W. Mitchell was appointed Executor: bnt which
said last Will and Testament contained powr" for the
Mitchell his widow, and John W. Mitchell Richard H.
Mitchell, Walter Mitchell. James Mitchell Andrew b.
Mary Bateman, widow, vioctta Mitchell his children
and Lucy G. Robertson infant child of deceased daugh
ter Elizabeth Robertson and Edward +. Dent infant
child of deceased daughter Catherine Dent his only
hcirs-at-aw and devisess That the said John W has
Wife that the said Richard H. has wife: that the said
Walter has wife. That the said Margaret Mitchell
John W. Mitchell and wife. Richard III. Mitchell and
wife, Walter Mitchell and wife, James Mitchell Whit
tnston D. Mitchell Lucy lIebb, Mary B,tcma rolctta
Mitchell and Lucy e. Robertson reside in the State
MARYLAND; that til. said Andrew b. Mitchell resides in
the State of Delaware elsewhere beyond the limits
+.
resides in the District of Columns elsewhere beyond
the limits of the State OF Maryland.
The Bill further charges that part of the sail debts
or the interest thereon has been paid and that the per
s"ra estate OF said deceased is insufficient for the pay
ment Of his debts.
1t Is thereupon adJudgcd and ordered that the com
planant by causing copy of this Order inserted
IN some newspaper published in Cecil county a
week for one month before the tenth day of October
next give notice TO the said absent defendants of the
object and substance of this Bill, and warn them to
sppcar in this Court in person by solicitor on or
law pf IN, fl,a
premises and show if any they have whya Decree
ought not to pass prayed
Il. ID. LAMAR. Register.
True copy; test. X. d. LAMAR,
Sept 10, 1S70-1m Register
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Republicanism and Democracy Contrasted.

In adhering to the name which was Sc
lected by honest men for an honest purpose,
the Democratic party has practically stolen
the livery of Heaven to serve the Devil in.
1t has completely perverted the name until
it is by-word of reproach III the mouths
of all patriotic men, and has committed the
most terrible crimes under the stolen garb
1t originally meant party devoted to
liberty, justice and equal rights. 1t has
been perverted until it means disloyal
faction, at war with republican principles,
devoted to wicked oppression, injustice,
and tyranny.
Its agency, through corrupt and disloyal
Democratic administration, in bringing on
the ,cdr for slarery and disunion, and its
open sympathy and secret aid and comfort
to the rebels during the bloody contest, are
matters of history, and have been made as
familiar as household words to the people.
But its long and bitter struggle, after the
war was closed, and four million slaves
emancipated, to aoithold from them all cioa
and political rights, is less familiar.
A simple record of its efforts to defeat
the Fifteenth Amendment will present Off
cial evidence, that suery Democratic Member
Of Congress, and the Democratic members
of every State Legislature in this Union,
voted in a solid body against this amend
ment, as they always have against every
other proposition to secure justice and equal
rights to all men irrespective of color or
previous condition.
The Democratic party, Aacing brought on
the arar, and prosecuted it for four years,
resolved to secure under color of law, what
it had failed to obtain by the sacrifice of a
quarter Of a million of loyal men and .four
thousand millions of dollars. Andrew john
sons system of reconstruction was devised
to accomplish that purpose. 1t would
practically have restored slavery.
When that failed, the Democratic leaders
next exerted their combined powers to de-
feat all legislation for tie projection Of the
freedmen, and resisted, with the desperation
of dying men, the Thirteenth and Four
teenth Amendments, tile CicH Rtghts Blu,
and, more bitterly than all, the Fifteenth
amendment and the lao for its enforcement.
To defeat this guarantee of liberty and
justice has drawn forth all their energies
This amendment transferred down. trod-
den race into american citizens, and en-
dowed them with the equal political rights
of all other citizens. Every dishonest
scheme was first used to defeat the amend
nent in Congress- and then to prevent it's
ratification by the required number of
States.
The word has gone forth from tile Nation-
al Representatives. Of tile party, that the
amendment comforting civil and political
rights upon four millions Of people be repu-
dated and finally annuled. 1t closes the
whole argument, and fifty rounds off the
long series of Democratic acts and argu-
ments against Auman rights and Republican
! equality.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-09-17
What does Reason Say?

The little monsoose when bitten 10y deadly serpent
resorts to certain plant of it, and escapes effect
of the poison, That is instinct. Human beings on the
other hand must depend and experience in
selecting the means of protecting health and life against
unwhoesomc influences. Now, what does reason say
this vital subject: Does it not tell invigoratc
and purify the system is the best way protect it
against the invisible poison which generates disease
Surely it does. The next question is what gule shall
we follow in choosing medicinal safeguard, Reason
replies, let your monitor lie experience Well the PEE
rience Of eighteen years comprised in unbrokcn
series OF satisfactory testimonials that Hos
letters Stomach Bttcrs possess Strengthening, regulat
ing and antiseptc properties which combined in
the same happy proportions in any other preparation
extant. This therefore is the antiotc to which
Lids us resort when health is mperol either by
the malaria which produces epidemic disorders by
any other cause whether inherent and constitutional
connected with our habits, occupations and pursuits.
The venom of noxious reptile is scarcely subtle
and dangerous than that which Turks in foul air and
impure water To escape the fevers bilious disorders
disturbances of the bowels and other serious maadcs
produced by these institutions elements il is absolutely
necessary that the stomach and all the secretve organs
should he, to speak, in robust condition. Upon the
amount of resistance which the vital system oppose
to the deleeros influences that assa it, the safety of
the health dObns and it Is because tho
BILE NyIGoRANT mparts energy and regularity to the
most important functions of tho body, that 1t be
recommended and guaranteed invaluable proven
tive medicine. lSept 8, 1S10-lm
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w While Oak Hall is the Laroest CT

sT While Oak Hall is the Largest Cloth
ing House in America, it is a plain, unpre-
tending and comparatively inexpensive
building, costing no more than many other
houses, whose costly material and fancy
work are in the place of large and commo-
dious salerOoms,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-09-17
NOTICES, &c.
NOTICE.
MATILDA Ii. PHILLIPS
JOHN E PHILLIPS,

In the Circuit Court far Cecil County In Chancerv
The object of this suit is to procure Divorce a rim
cuLO mdfrtnonii Of the Complainant from Defendant
The bill alleges that Complainant and Defendant were
married in 1862 that in 1867 she was abandoned ly
Defendant, and that said dc.eron has continued min
errupte'iy up I" the present tim. and is she behcvrS
deliberate and final, and that said Defendant does not
reside in Maryland
1t ID therefore ordered by the Court. this 18th LAY of
September, 1870 that Complainant copy of this
Order, giving the object and substance of bill to be-
inserted in some newspaper published. in Cecil county,
once week for four successive weeks before the eighth
day OF Oct"''er next, giving notice To the Defendant in
said bill, and warning him To appear in this Court in
person or by solicitor, hctr" the eighth day of
January next, to show cause if he has Decree
shall not pass prayed. DAVID SCOTT. Clerk
True copy Test. DAVID SCt.TT
sep ~, loiu-+w Clerk.
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DIED.

GARDNER-HOLME jacksonville
Florida, on the 9th instant, EDWARD A.
GARDNER, son Of E. A. and L. p. Gard
ner, aged 81 years; and at the same time
and place, his cousin, PoINsETT T.
HOLMES, aged 90 years.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-09-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Deafness, Blindness & Catarrh

J. ISAACS, VI. d., sos Arch Street Philadelphia
Ocust and Aurst. Professor in the Medical College of
Pennsylvania of the Eye and Ear. Persons afflicted with
diseases of the EYE EAR, CATARRII will he scien-
ILLEGALLY treated and cured if durable lie has been per-
manently located in the city for years and makes the
above, sp"ialitcs in his practice. The Medical faculty
is invited, he has secrets i'll his mode of
Fa.Artiiical eyes inserted without pain. No charges
ni:,ic for examination.
Jan %, lS69-ly
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-09-17
GRAND EXPOSITION
FOR THE FASHIokABLEW WORLD,

" - ~
COMPLIMENTS OF MRS. NJ. A. BINDER,
No. llOl N VI corner Eleventh and Chestnut Streets
FASHIONS FOR TIE FALL AND WINTER OF 1870,
Wholesale and Retail,
Which Paris AMI the first manufactures supply.
Dresses, Mantlcs, Cloaks aid Costumes for Ladies and
Children.
special department of plain and elegantly trimmed
patterns of the latest rtraan and English STYLES at So
per dozen
If You want a handsomely fitting well-madc suit at
short notice. to Mrs Binders tasteful trimmings
and dainty stitches Mourning, Travelling and Wedding
outfits, Walking and Fancy Costumes.
DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS. BUTTONS
ORNAMENTS,
comprising the latest Paris novelties in black and coOre
frngcs Gmps, Rucl,es, Loops, Flowers Gloves Bridal
Wrcals. Wells, Ribbons, shades in Velvet Satin
and Tafrta Ribbons, S;tshcs Necktics.
MADE UP LACE GOuDS-GRAND DUCUESSE LACE
FOR DRESS TRIMMING.
Point Applique, Nalencennes, Hamburg E,lgngs and
insertions, Black Guipure and Thread Laccs, new in
design and moderate in price.
CHOICE INDIAN ORNAMENTS.
Fans Birds Mats, Cushions. Mouclors. Cases and
Fancy Goods selected Icy Mrs Binder at Niagara
Elegant line of WhitIy jet Goods in sets Breast
EARRINGS, Necklaces and bracelets. Splendid line of
French jet G"ols Coral and French Gold Sets Charms
Sleeve Buttons Chains &c. which for price or variety in
style, cannot hc surpassed.
Strangers visiting our city respectfully invited
examine.
Pinking and G"fcring. Cutting and fitting Also
by mail or express to all parts of the Union.
MRS NJ. A. BINDER.
N W. corner Eleventh and Chestnut Streets
s.pt 10, 1S1O-im PHILApELpIIII
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-09-17

This celebrated medicine has n dcse-vrdy higl
reputation as an aievator of pain and preserver
health. 1t has become household remedy, from tn,
fact that it gives immediate and permanent relief 1t il
purely vegetable preparation, made from the best ant
purest materials safe to keep and to every family
1t is recommended by physicians and persons of al
classes and to-day, after public trial of thirty years
the average life OF mait stands unrivacl and
cellei spreading its usefulness the wide world 1t
large and increasing sale affords positive evidence
enduring fame. We do not deem il necessary
much i'll its favor small bottle will do more t,
convince You of its efficacy than all the advertisement
IN the world Give it one fair trial, and you would
he without ii for ten times its cost.
Directions accompanying each bottle
Sold 10y all Druggists.
Price - cts. 10 cts, and 81 per bottle
Sent J. lS1O-lm
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-09-17

EB-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 &C Wilmington
City Soap" Ask your grocer for it.
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COnStable's Sale.

COnStable'S Sale.
BY virtue of writ of Fl Fa issued by Eli Cossrovc
one of the Justices of the Peace of the State of Mary
land in and for Cecil county ut the suit of the Prcs
dent and Commissioners of the village of Port Deposit
against the goods AMI csttels, lands and tcnenents al
Catherine a. Lyon, I" me directed. have seized and
taken in execution all the estate right, title, interest
property claim. and demand at law and in equity, OF
the said Cathern" A. Lyon. in and to her undivided
third of TAVERN HOUSE and Lot If Land -
on which the same is situated, Mt Rock Run, in Ml
the village of Port Deposit. conveyed by 5. III
Rowland Carson and hereby give notice that Ell
On Saturday, the 18Th day Of October, 1870,
at ! o'clock at the Town Hall in said village, will
offer for sal" the property seized and taken in
ton by Public Auction, to the highest bidder for cash
to satisfy said claim and cost and interest.
Sep II, 1870 WM. T. KING, Bailif