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THE SUN, MONDAY, -APRn. IL. 1870

James Curren, Jr., will be elected Alderman, while
turned to tie Board 10 serve another term.
In West Huboken. VIM. Alcorne has been noui
mated or Chosen Freeholder. Joseph Taylor for
Alderman, Andrew Anderson for Assessor, and
Chas. Ferris Tor Constable. These men WIFI be
elected by large majority over The boters, Burr
GreaOry Ca. In Harrison ton nahp, Peter VIII
helm, Ebenezcr Sanford. and Philip huigan are ,ne
ecice as Aldermen, with Abraham Phelps lor
Chosen Freebolder. lively time will be made in
Kearney. Jon Boyd. Jr., running Tor Assessor,
while Ia Union town. lip and Bergen, Chosen free
boders NorEan and iJgo Sturgcs viii secure their
own election.
The question whether the
AVENUE COMMISSIONERS
will proceed win the new Bouev irds has bsep ~,
TO the people to decide ut the ballot box. Toer, :.
no d0uot OF s defeat, jersey city, Hdrrison. ,s.sr
hoboken, Bergen, West noboken, Union TOW nsllip.
West Ne. YORK, the town OF Union, and Weehaw.
Ken VIII. II Ii expected, vote against tDem.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

"A RiBBoss % m, DOWN"
&C., no., i5c.. 25c, Slc., and up.
sashes BLACK, inches woe, ooc-, 75c. and ooc. per
tOLoRED PLArp3 and FANCY sAsHEs. &c.. q.
suK ps sps ss Ref y5rd tn esrE, M,saK,.s
Every novelty. 1T $50, $50, eoc o., s2s, els. and
- - VI SO, cheap. -
:. CoRsETs oNE-THiab Below GOLD COST,
Part OF an importsrs stock retiring ON business.
EDWARD RIDLEY's BON,
Go. Ni. silk Crane. g. O.. and 70 Allen st..
block cas- from BoWery.
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"a friend In need IL ~ fri md Ind cd" and
nELNBoLDs Bucnu has proved fIend - Thousands,
conf letely torng to perfect health those suffering
from diseases Of the bladder Kidneys urinary organs
gravel. dropsy suangury, organic weakness. and To-
male irregularities. No case obstinate but that II
eau be cured by this vAuAole remedial agent.
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Susiu.ss notltes.

OvinRron Brothers,
Not subjected TO the enormous rents Of New York. are
THEIR SPRING IMPoRTATIoSs.
NEW. FRESH. AND BEAUTIFUL,
TEN PER CENT. Less
THAN NEW YORK HOUSES.
PARIS GRANITE DINNER SETS. from ti2 TO els.
FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS from 81 10 ~.
DECORATED DINNER SETS, from ESQ TO ESQ
ELEGANT STOCK OF BRoNZBs.
Goods delivered In New York aud vicinity. Fulton
Ferry cars pass the door.
80 40. AND go FULTON ST., BROOKLYN.
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AnsOnai 9otn,a

wanted OF Ann Chelyey, from the
Mrs. FOLEY.
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4oIitital.
Sua,tu HOtH,s.


DAINTEKS.-The members OF the New York N. y.
and L. society OF Operative Rlntets are hereby
notified to attend tho meeting this evening" business
nncrlant, v. D. hAIukWS. Pres.
j, FURLoHG, Sec.
DLATF PRINTERS UNION --lleGuar meeting
II this evening at IL o clock. O. East Broad way.
ID. hURPHY, NIcelTesldent
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SermiId)tc gjcet(bte

t8Ortiesuns toIstA
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yin Npfer 0c5 BDron . Ia n
balls. - @arro 9drrinB lOll uirilicD ourH
Ons BUD Oon SetOer Slope lpel9cs Ypron
10 obi1tulib ucrleumott in iene Fur9tpars
NufteGun8 Ucr'CBt mororn ittu ipeI6e i'm
e9tn iSon Stran9ities Gcbfrn absr Ssrariiass % es
in cine iolbe gritGic 8eratben, Die sum Selbn.
litprOe fUhrte,
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9yrofcFor G. Is. WattbdPS

sThtorit' n tirt rtIut Rt6utr. unb Euuri,fn TIrf
Mr, ee hrt ron allen ihdbIi6r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
". Eduenot u0u arnrieu uro BON NtrIn Wuiosotb,rI
fro ourh bitt WtpUiu NttOrlH gGutIih tpitbt btror
ftui woreen. Sb bGlt Is fiji mtn, Bfihturog gtileo,
ttt 9,m 8AGmmlsn g'ablthln Biz RroBs srHrouHg nit.
ndB otle rUtttoraH b6Itr 6aIs, G,5tunNr,ittisbune
buiirn obsr Stiltrtth 8tpbbtrto, Cholera Gbol,ra.
Ntorhus 6ubr Darrb0t SOAn. H. Rpplueb PruruI.
ga. Soften. une RtcHldmtrtu, Erdmpis ialt,s obti
geehltIissbtr, RbmHaitsmus, T9spspNt Ssttenilnp,
GusilauuBeH eplsptidt QranIbtiten BtutotriiobEIns
dut WidGtutrdrlbrtitH T. 10. uirirt
@tt -Stctoria" " In aasr apotbtltn ~ babta
Prtld so Gtntb per HiGfehs.
$rrfcIfOr e. u. WfGttbat.
G1tiutgtr GiQcntbnmer,
Er. s4b, Ca.sGiflmorcs. s1e uon dnnRvass
Baltimore. NO
sgan lt'r bic rahasbmotn tyaunIldsr alrtn. ,u,lb,
ourh orn @tbrnub bon Nrpt = Y. Widli9ai'B ste.
torbN bTluirit luorOrn imb.
Spb0nu RiCbpff, M. 81, GtiltBRrabt BON hrpnl.
ittr Etdrtbnc buttb DOhs;
SOieph Soucs Il. 8rlirt In Baltimore gourtu.
con 'anaii1rt8'r GgS2tplts Oar& i'ust dIalasn otE
~ Is. Gra,plurb Er. ., gOnORrats. ar6a.l.ur.
tthtunG. 70 odB tr II gBohr auf Rrdtn gtbtn nmBtt
outh 6laiut ots rWtciorQ" In EGQen
Gdtbdrine Apptt Nr 40 6H6.6 ddrItsNraBt,
tamrien SGls ncelbcH Ne idt brt UtOHairn ptlitttn
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Bronhitts atbtl;
eiins HUbtrtfpn. galtirDr, Gcuntp puret pss1
NbeumatiSmms uno 2ptpeptt oebttlt;
hRpies baincS, Carroll 0Ouitp luurht BON ,tnrtn
'tlmmen Nniau por 9bOlrtG.UIotbus acbttIt:
az te!lasI S5ub. gir 25S CNVrattrratt, pirp, ours
ben etbrdud tinsr JlalHt bfs sBcorq@ Uon goit un6
Rbtuma,ismus qebtu
RituIdS 2teiH. gUInoslgtuibums.Eatnt CR.sIaL
timossiirdBt mut6t Oon tnrm bbln ouiif firtt
tauieno Wrbere fHO Oou otridiebsutH grlnlbt,t,s
Ju Iablrth, uiu tl bttr Gnbuhbrtu, gtbsilt uurbcn
Rrpi Is. u. Wattbdl labrutrt aud, .Nirtprp R,,.
itngea" itir puhtu, @rsGtturaeu, pciserfsit it.,
ipcltF bet ben QUuoorn uRo GgOtbtrn Gbtral ~ Id
BEN inD. w.
Depot Wr, 81, Rs9atiiuorclraEe.
aut NnihuRc NutyOsH prompt GusgtuIrt uuo tRt,p,.
Der Der Soli oNry SrprCB ndh auGn igetlen Der gtr
Staten o0cr Europa utrauat Wrc5 bts ,9Iciorua 20
Gents pro 6lal&s. GoiHBes 70 Gtpis prO S6dhiti
tI2-l
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uno ieiu Geiolne ioeben in gGuibinaton an
idlu9ru, bejwetieIn mir ieGr, ob ibnen Naran
gelegen 1T.
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R,atptiIsr F;ir RsiIsubr.
Ha1timprt.Ohlp eifenbnnt.


Rae allen etatiOn.n-um s iltr Wosssns.
hhb E1tn4tftr, Strabbur8 uno 3ptl9snpldbs
um 4,o5 gta@ utttass (ausstnoatinsn sonnta9sl;
%d@ otm HB Htn - uin mo $40 Abenos.
Rad Srtbertd uro ba9erstetun-uin ubr
gRors uto u, A. abeuos tGusssnomnsnS onntSSss S
Rd& gIlteott ettp u; T. 10. -um l.2o Na@'
irttaas tuusaennmmtn eonntn9s). .,
qlam ID ihtnatpn UNI 20. sos, z, q. 10 uno
II 80 IRpresns un6 2. $50 4.45 uno 80 " Mbsmos.
Rad @nnapoIts - um uno ll.ao wsorssns
Ron g9 III tnafon GAS, T. 25 II. s. .25 Tlors
esfs uno 1914 $50. 4,1o, $40 7.45 uno @benos.
sbifaseIpbta.Est Estlminston.Saltu gifenbabn.
Rad, gbiIdoeIpbtu, 3Wtihenfationen
une gDslaparer Gtlsnba 4|-nm 7'Zo u'Or'
Watb BIiiab b eisbi uno 0ep.Dort tbet
gerrapiue md port DepOft abb9erbl UNI 900 DIOR.
esns tScurtdes ausaer0mmeu).
9lad pbilaoeIpbtu a InO 81 tsiu ,Dort lid In
Bilmington nit Der pTellpare Genbabn" ocrbiroenol
um 2.4O Slutrtittaas tSonntcgs aussrnonlmsr).
Rad ben Stntipnen bis Yort SepDi IT.
urf flbr y,atbmittaqs (somtdos ausornOmnier)
Na& y 9biln6 elpb IN = mn rs Mbenos, td8ltte.
Nad Stew' Yort- sgPuBlu9 uw lO4o @bsnos'
tGsIih.
sbifabeIpbia.1aIto Central. 9itnbabn
perI6Bt Baltimore nm 7 .25 Wtcr9crs uno 240 9dGn.
8iaet.8Hrcau 9tr 147, aDCts8dltimOrelrafe.
w6rSIidbe Central, g iIenbabn.
Wadb gittsburq, benz @efen uno @or.
ben Sis an Ote NtagGra,GGlic, an allen Sta.
toner ,lud)en Baltimore uuo Wort urbdltcno -tGsltd
nm I IS Tlprgcns (Spuntags GusScnUnineul
ben bis QB I'LL AM sporturo erie taBltb un
l2 10 Nddnlittags tSonntags 1usSeromnltn).
gadb Yittsburg. brr u ia8arasS q Hen uno
Buffalo - tG9lit nm II. 90 Nbenos.
glab Btttsbur8 uno Dem Stolpe men. an
ben SGuptitattpnen Ipldeu baltimore nno Sdrrsbur8
anbatcnO = td8tdb I'M 7.40 Ibenos tSonttass ausSe'
MeNiid,e Warptauotr Gtfenbabn-u um
7.55 Vtorqers uno $50 St0dmitta8s.
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9tubmitta8s
gadb 0anooer-u um 7 7.55 Morseus uro 1918 unb
$3.50 9lad1ntaas
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gems uuo 12.l5 9iud)mittdgS. t..tE-
9lab Dort = ta8Itb I'M $3.50 Nadmta8s teunn.
tags aus9ennnmenl.
gsaa BARTON = td8a I'M $50 9sabm. teOnn.
taas ausgeuontnieu)
giad) Iiblanb- taoIib nm 10. 20 Itorsenst tsomns
tl9s ausoenpnIllenl.
8iQet.BHreau: Rr 9, NOro. .6aIuertFr.
GatonspiGer Siersebabn.
StIinoIt5 bon 6 nbr Worgsrs biz tlbr Ibrnos,
ubr aussenommen. Sonnta9s finolid pom 5 nbr
2-7 ubr Nbcnos nntb Qouoon Yart. .
9tad Glltcott Is ttp nm uito 10 rbr WIor'
gems uro ilno lbr 9tadnIittaas. 3urdtebreno bon
Guieott Gitp un uro 10 u9r Wtor9ens uno uno
ubr 9ldtnlittG9s. - Gin Sunntd9tn um uno 10 llbr
Wotaens, uno 2, 4 Ire rlbr NddlnittuGs nad uno
uno 10 ubr llor8ens mo ., uno pbr Na1mltta9s
bon gGitott Gitp. 't.''
.- . YcrFsSspab pitrtebabn.
Na6 on ontoWn fInOlib bon Hlr Utor8ehs
bis IL ubr Nbenos.
Stab 8opanstotun lin 6. 6Is, II uuo s X ubr
Rnrgens uno 21s, az 41s, 5K uno 6x nbr &beros.
4n SonntNgeG: I'M l0A ilno ll4 ubr WtnrGens
unb 12H, IN, ~, 80, Az, 5H rlno 6x ubr S.GWinr
uno oon gpuanstopn berber, UNI 10 nc II Ilbr Wior'
9sns uno !, 2, 3, 4, g. G, 7 un0 abr Nabmitto9s.
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gpenSel pbiIips, gbrp. Dr Mannins uuo
Dberf Sapper beiiirworlettn, pie mir 8cftern
mitibeilten, in einsrSeriammlune 81 v 0 4 II
Die Serleibuns birserliher Rette an bic Su.
olaner. Nat benz Zone, ben p3ptbpoltt@
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Spe3ial : Noti;en.

6. SnBn 5ltngInfi,
Red)tSs Mnmalt,
'SToNE OFFICE, BEN Gsrittsbauie in 8CrpIontpwn
..-- aeaeriiber,
btctct Ictnen oeti'dcr 5reuoCn Icnt 1rnFe In alien
ecrihdci uno aOooIdtoriidtu 9eIdGftcn in Baltimore
County Gr lit mad 4 tlbr 9tatbmitiaas aud in
Baltimore IN ieiren SireGu Or. as, ct. Sautfr.,
Gde Der Sarato9Glir1Be, 5u lpredtn. &r fpriapt
Seutfcb. tJuI3,lS.)
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Sic &njabt DER Wet0ooiIten in ben
Der. Staoten piro auI l.S70,l79 nit II ,47G
YreoiGern 0eibGBt. 9Goon tDmmen 57l ,2il
aui ben iRblhen, l,29S 93S aui ocn n6rOltdlsn
3tpeiD Der &ir9e. Sn lS45 betrug ole gtn5abl
oer MetboOIiten in Oen Yer. Staten nut
l,l59.5l2. ..... #a'lE
Ri6mouo, Sa ut Der M0Durats
YrpScB 5Uhen @uDion uno gbaDuon In gIn=
betratbt Oes ibicdten Observation-Disclosures oes
Grs Gopp. QHeus, G's Aouotat BIS 1um Scp-
tputhpr hprfdnhrt, mnrhPn N#'.
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<s&sEA Boa Srenten nata 8a!s
SE.xES rs. timorsI q
Der Edmptr Der neuen Sinlf bes
.Alppbs slpiI&sr Bremen uns Baltimore, bic
9etpaig,J CAPT. ". Sdger, sebt Utittrppb, ben 13.
5nli, pon Srtnttn nab Baltimore ab ADegeu paI.
iast bon Brsnsn bitrbr urS BON hitr uac5 Srtnltn
ptnoe man f& an =. RaiHe.
s..D.gds osr Ualiimor.zr. ano f.0iiits. Gutnus.
u42-) I"
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&elS' popnLiirer @lhMblabeM

Sas billi9ite Sdub9eiddft in her Sta0t!
unier Mtottp III: rSaneae Seri6uie unb
fleiuen Yroiit!"
Samens@aitcrs aler glrtcn nitAbI6bru IS Gts-S1.
Wtorodo.Gtieiel fir Samcn 81. $1.25. $3.50.
pobe Samens@aittrs an hcr Seiie 9ei6nirt 81 so.
9ouertB' 'Gaitcrs fir WdbdIeu 65 Gents
Wlorodos Stieel fir WiGodlcn rs 6ts.. 100.
SamellsVanoften oller Writ DO bis 30 Gts
perreiu6ousreB.G,a .G,aiters 81. so. So. $3.50
Genagelte tpeggedl 6errens Y6lmoras 81. So 81. .75
800 Yanr 5errGn' stIsiel $3.50 tgBertb s5)
gend9cts tpeggedl Smobeu 8aImorals 81 20, 81 40
eBendbte S1nabcu' 8dtters 81 so. $l,75.
6obe 9angs sGjdGrs Iir WGbGcn 81, 81 35.
SabIroernr Gdlube fir WidOdui IS 6tuts.
Gin lln9ebelrsr Yorrdtb BON ertggema6lter Irbeit!
Rg- g8r gaben ole gBGareu porrdtbig. lpcbe mir
anicacnl 9 Bels 4 Bpbu
(Uiat2lSYlte.) Nr. 50, Noro'SutamfraBe.
Ser bcffc 8las, um cine yfGEmas
fci,ine III faufen, 1T Sd,
mo ole 5Orsn Madirtr u babcn no .loie i'm @ttaitr
bon e3eors e. Strobmcper, jun. Ssr. s, ROrb'
Gnpfraee.
9tdbmaIdnen ,utroen auF's BsIie uuo 8liaTs dusQt.
bsilett aud bait, i'd cine Srobs NusiuabI BON 8ees,
Earn INN Gel luin 8ebrautbe bfr Waihiuen bi1i9er,
ais an etfm dnotrn Rlase. (Npri27, ,8RtsG
GDarleS y. SteDens,
RadfoIssr oon
9. o. Gtepsns S Coon,
@fGbeIu!
Rr. 8, GiibsGatpert. .Itrase.
(Wat201S)
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Die acHeRs (SutbrdnRg
In pu
I'll { D i3in.

nj, srOBs e1rptri3ltt' pdbt Die Wtltt itit Sabr
bunbtrteu ~ btIicgtn ih GbmiiHtn tn tno6 RSbobtn
Sin aus N'hdrltr Iubrrtitrhs Netnnurgg. unO ruhim
muuasmttiel mrll1msr. ais iraro elm D!tutrGl.Vripc
rot orlsbru NIrlr uuo tbCrlO Guatntbn non Gtidmad
ipie Bsrpbbrtsr GnnbQ. mitb lett ben QrNulsn In Gt
falt etlfs neutrality-suspicious. tLoSengel gCbo,tn.
Or. Erasmus fDinslus's
9tbtr' urb Iiuptu.Gottrpt
IN ott uidttgte dN gtugtit. Ut,bt bic n:ufti
G9fmit rrlcuQt bat 6it tntb1t uf BhdmrnsSJ Jtrattf
Die an uuo tlr no noniouliHcn Garuilos nlt ptrgtn
itatr bcB Gntth!bcs tn ih 'aitr uub in bticr atdEi
ltgtn 1OtH osnmt inb, be sItltrrBeHbtn Btlrr unt
ardnttru. bctcn 3nupbttnuotbcl irnts gttdbttt CT.
rBtroc Wtte IT, iu ptroratQtn NIB gam aus BEN gs.
rGudt Iu Otrbduntn. W(tbr. 6tnn
stutdnitrh grptgimtnit
purotn nom Grinbtr bites tlpCraltttbeu Wittls et.
nGdt che eB ~ 6rn gflsu,odulgeu 3ahGubt bet pou'
RDrflrug barmlOs, uuo Obibon BET BltbUu.Ssi ihmad
ibrtr btilenOt EtinubtECilt Gui dtmdCm Wtet btti.
ttgt porocn, bttb iE BOD tb,ulo Drham uno traia.
nie I,
az igrdH6 obu ntrp6iem Guptptb, BdmOrrJpt'
Sen HlafIerIid,t uHO brn Reqtlp,OriRitiiCu, btlfn
oas ibiDddlcrc &clAelt unctworu TT, lUro man biz
2oCrGt unt6lih rutv'dWrr pru. rIs ir0tH0 rrts bet
9tabldsu utO GbNoBtnoen 9NdpOrntt Die Ntubgnlib In
Inlditn tEduCu oCOroud lucrOC. WlB Gpclhln Beqtt
SaItnleoer nlo ais Cttnur8 tallmbts ylii,e bat f'
unter GnuOnrirlrn PrdpGruicn obSr ban gOtIGrtn ett
RbormocOp0e ndt ibrrB Sltdtn.
Hs- GB Dtto BGtuntttt buB Rttmaro.
Der Or. erasmus tStublpip'S Htbsrs uno w
gen .HoItngs ttrmGl OCriu9t bat, it iuttbtt
tin Gaptrs rsVulutr ODER Iarlrs%rantdtt 4
obtr ttrt vile rtmmt
Sdluiuritn uno Hriuldrt pcrofn IoAtnirtI ottIdnS
BON btn GtssniHRmtgn
StbrHbtru ptiuRIt
Rr. T2, apatbGn zane, Rtlu.2lDrj
Dapih q Enms, NQtri.
tglOo6.i9J Er tl0. SroHFlnar. Saumors
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-01-22
The Fifteenth Amendment.

The Ohio Legislature virtually assented
to the passage of the Fifteenth Amendment
by the Senate on Friday last. passing reso
buttons to that effect. The vote was very
clese-19 yeas to Is nays-but in the House
of Representatives there is clear Repub
sas also ratified the Amendment on the
same day. On Tuesday the Amendment
was under consideration all day in the
House Of Representatives. The Democrats
Federal Relations, 4 majority of whose
members are Democrats. This move was
defeated, and the resolution was referred
to the Committee Of the Whole. The final
vote was ordered to be taken on Thu, sday.
In Rhode Island the House passed the
Amendment of Tuesday by vote of 81 to
O. The Senate passed the resolution last
June. This is the twenty fifth of the list
of States which have completed their as
sent, and Ohio, Nebraska, Iowa and Texas
will soon follow, making twenty-nine in all,
OF one more than is needed to secure the
Amendment.
The Ohio and Iowa Legislatures ratified
the Fifteenth Amendment on Thursday
But one State more is wanted, which will
be soon added by Nebraska. Our Mary
land Democracy at Annapolis have splen-
did chance to dodge their odious old slave
record by completing the list of States ne
cessary to make the Fifteenth Amendment
a part of the Constitution.
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'Occasionai's Letter from Thursdays
Press.

The ratification of the fifteenth amend
ment is at last conceded by the Democrats
and we look for the proclamation of the
fact as soon as Texas and Mississippi are
restored. Virginia will be readmitted be-
fore tie end of the week and l hope that
the vote of the Lower House of the Ohio
Legislature, concurring with the Senate Of
that State, will be telegraphed Tomorrow
afternoon. This, with the certain vote of
Neutrality-suspicious. now in session and large
ly Republican-and the equally certain vote
of Nebraska-Legislature to meet in Feb
ruary-wiil give us twenty-eight votes,
without New York, Texas, OF Georgia,
and twenty eight is the constitutional three
fourths. 1t is how safe to infer that at
least twenty-nne States will ratify, exclu-
sive of Indiana. which some of the Demo-
Gratis insist has not legally acted or of
New York, which has exercised the right,
so strongly denied by the ablest jurists of
Withdrawing her sanction.
Against these just recognitiens Of the
imperative and logical obligations imposed
by the overthrow Of slavery, the Demo
cratic leaders have sternly arrayed them
selves. AS in Emancipation, they have
conceded nothing to Liberty. They have
fought every inch of the ground on the
side of Aristocracy. When the slavery
chiefs threw down their arms and accepted
the judgment they had invited, the Demo
cratic chiefs of the North seized the aban-
doned weapons and renewed the conflict
AS in war, so in peace, the spirit of rebel
lion is constantly kept alive by the sympa-
thy Of the Northern Democrats. No lesson
teaches, no admonition warns them. They
rush upon their fate with blind infatua-
ton that could not be dispelled by the ar
bitration of the sword. They seem forever
to be seeking not for new worlds to con-
quer, but for new fields to lose. And not
content with driving the South into defeat
in battle, they force their party North and
South into series of disasters in tho polit-
ical struggle. While all the world wonders,
applauds, and copies tho republican exam
pie of America, the Democrats of the Uni
ted States seem to boast in making them
selves the exception to the rule. Losing
the confidence of the loyal whites by their
aid and comfort to the rebellion, they have
rounded the record of their shame by los
ing the respect of the liberated blacks,
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whose physical and whose mental and pc
litical servitude they still hau:htily and
consistently advocate and demand.
The fifteenth amendment changes the
whole policy of the Government. 1t gives
a new reading to the Constitution. Under
the old Constitution our laws were made
to enslave the freeman and to hunt the
slave. Our courts, our legislatures, our
press, even our pulpits, were all so many
police agents to help the dealer in human
beings to recover his flying chattels. But
now, thank God we have reached better
and holier craftsmanship. Our laws,
deriving light, life. and force, from
changed and purified Constitution, are
framed, not to oppress but to uplift the
poor and the friendless. They are enacted
to protect rights, not to perpetuats wrongs
They invoke the high powers of the State,
the press, and the church, to secure the
promised blessings of free government to
all men. And now, instead of outraging
the peace and dignity of society by armed
combinations to enforce abhorrent statutes.
under which to tear the mother from her
children and the children from the mother,
the Law, clothed in the awful thunders of
a perfectly republican Constitution, will
assert its authority in every State, county,
and township Of the Republic, to maintain
the rights that come from God alone, and
can neither be weakened nor withheld by
man. OCCASIONAL.
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Notice to Creditors.

This Is TO give notice that the subscriber Of Cecil
county, hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of said
county letters Of Administration the personal estate
of ABIJAH KNIGHT,
late of said county deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
On or before the 18th day of December $50;
they may otherwise, ly law be excluded from all benefit
of said estate All persons indebted said estate are
requested To make immediate payment to the subscr:-
her. Given under my hand, this 18th day of December
lsGs. Ia e. GERRY
Administrator of Abijah Knight decd
Tcst-RgrBEy D. LAMAR, Register.
Dec Is, lS6q-6w
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FARMS FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers at Private Sale 3 EarIns.
situated one mile from North East. Cecil county, Md a
Station on the p. W. Il Il. RI; the road running
through the whole tract.
No l. Contains G:i2 Acres. Tbs Buildings on -
this farm complete consisting Of a large Ii
BRICK HOUSE, Barn. Graiiary, Shedding &c liss&H
all nearly and in good order. SAIA
No. ,. Contains lis Acre.. The buildings a large
FRAME HOUSE. large Barn with Stabiing and othe-
small buildings.
No. ). Contains 100 Acres. The Buildings consist,
Of u STONE HOUSE. Granary, Stable. Corn Crib &c.
Each Of the above described Farms has been we'll Fer
tilted by Line. Ashes. hanures, Bones, dc.
II. D. II. HOWARD.
Feb 20, lS69-E Elkton Nj.
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THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF YORK, PA.-This Company
is one of the best Mutual Companies in the
country. The business of the Company is
conducted in the most prompt and accurate
manner, and losses paid without litigation
or delay. Applications for insurance left
at The Wing Office, forwarded and the pol
icies procured, without further cost or
trouble to persons desiring to insure prop
erty in the Company.
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w. KEINATH, Practical Furrier,
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS,

MRS N A. BINDER has just arrived from Paris and
London With the latest designs personally selected FRI
the greatest novelties also the elegant Trimmings
TO be secured in Paris.
LACES RIBBONS, yELyETs BRIDAL Wells. FLOW.
EkS FINE JEWELRi, and TRIMMED PAPER
PATTERNS. DRESS and CLOAK MAKING
Exclusive agent for Mrs. ~ Works celebrated system
for cutting ladies' dresses, sacques, bssques &c.
S. ". corner Of Elersnth aud Chestnut St,ests
Sept Is, lS69-6m pHuIprLrui.
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Persons making application for Transfers property
will lie required comply with tho following section,
of the Code Article 81
SECTION IS "henerer any person shall make npplica-
ton for any allowance or deduction Of the
sale transfer alienation loss removal any property
"r IL" c"llect' or payment Of any public private
security for money. the County Commissioner Appea
lax Court sfall interrCsate him. OATH in reference
thereto and the disposal Of the same and especially
inquire OF him to whom tine has been sold or trans
ferred and the amount Of the purchase money or the
money collected, and how the same has been invested
SECTION II. They shall also nterrogatc said person on
oath in reference 10 acquisition investment made
by him and not already assessed and tho of all
such acquisitions and investments shall added 10 his
assessablr property and if he refuse to answer no
allowance DEDUCTION shall he mad. ON his assessment
Jan Is lS1O-tw
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NOTICES., &c.
BRIDGE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that application will be made
to the County Commissioners of Cecil county their
nrst regular nesting after the 18th day of January
1870, TO repair Bridge. Cocks Store. in Port
Deposit Dec Is. lSGy-lm
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE

Is hereby given, that the Annual Meeting q the
Stockholders of tn. CHERRY HILL BUILDING ASSO-
CITATION. ;nd election Of Officers for the ensuing
year. will he held at Cherry Hill, THURSDAY,
January 9th, 1870 Also Resolution was ordered to
be published proposing reduce the salary of the
Secretary from Sixty dollars Forty dollars per
s. kENNARD MILLER,
Jan -. 1SIu-l" Secretary.
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tB-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 " Wilmington
City Soap" Ask your grocer for it.