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ANOTHER HELIC.-The library OF Was

ANOTHER GELIC.--The library OF Wash.
ington aud Lee University has been pre-.
seated bv Dir. y. l.. NcCorkle with black
letter volume Of Bakers Chronicles, (datc
of publication Deliberately in which the
following interesting Information touching
The plantation Of Virginia j. given: I.
"the tir~t Piant!ii,D nl the English il
the Indies; was That Which is now called
Virginia, II memory Of the Virgin Q4cca
Elizabeth: but ciifd before WinG0nGac0d
1t vas lirsL discovered by Sir Waiter Ra7o
icigh, in the year 1854 to whom the first
I.sitcro ratcut were granted for making 4
Plantation there hu; yet 10 colony wa
sent thihcr, TIL the year 1906. 1t is a
Country in <.ntc3icd, between the degrees
Of a and 10 of the North Latitude !: but
that part OF it which is planted by the Eng.
HSh, is under the Degrees Of 81, IS and 80
II is no I,l:Iid, as man, have i'm 1gincd. bui
q art OF the Continent adjOyning to Fiorl
dG. The first and chief Town made here
by the English. is called James Ioton, in
honour Of the Kings most excellent majeS.
~. II is 4 Country ahoundip@ with al
sorts Of Fish ana Fowl; 50 fruitful. that ii
Yields thirty. and sometimes forty Busbcl,
Of Corn upou an Acre; and that (Which Is
to us most strsDGe) hath three harvests in {
year, the Corn being sowed. liDp and reap
ed. in little more tnan two mDnths'
Wheat is the "cDrn" spoken oi.]
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gur Over by q Railroad Train.

PHILADELPHIA, November 19.-The Bal.
timore mail train last evening run over aud
killed sailor who wss walking on The
track near Claymont station. de was
about Glty.fiYe years old. The same train
ca encountered another man, who saved hlH'
self from death by cllnging to the COW
catcher, lie was not seriously hurt.
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Vessel AbaB 0DDed.

NORFOLK, November 18.-The schooner
John FORSYTH, with a cargo Of wood, went
ashore ON the morning OF the 18th instant
twelve miles north Of Hog island. She vas
abandoned by the captain and crew. She
was afterwards gotten off and brougnI
here by Captain Jones, of the schooner
sarah HurYes. The Forsyth was put
sltobtfr ri m Q ppG
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NEwpEns, n. c., November 1S.-The
steamer Mary Sanford, on her voyage from
Wilmington, \. c., TO Philadelphia, sprung
q leak and was beached at Hatteras with
water in her bold. She took fire imme.
diateIy afterwards and was burned to the
waters edge. The vessel is a total loss,
and but a small part of her cargo wa.
saved. No lives were lost.
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THE RICHMOND SINGING FEsTIvAL.-We
cordially endorse the proposition in the
Sbove article from the Dispatch, and are
pleased to know that we are not dependent
on our northern friends and hirelng per-
formers for all our social pleasures. This,
we t.ke il, is TO be Virginia Festivals
IetInion of the musical talent OF our State.
I frEIgton Gazette.
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aneaaer OF She House OF Delegates

Editors Of the Dispatch: Allow me to
t4tlyes, a cenllclnln we'll known-TiZ., K.
r. Daniel. Esq.,-tor Speaker. The labor
he has performed for the Conservative party
certainly entities HIM 10 il! !; aud us to his
capacity. &C.. II is useless to sreak. /
wonder that the Richmond papers have
uot mentioned bis name ere this.
C.ppJJSr
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il New RAILWAY PxgcAuTIoN.-A Mich
ian railroad company has attached To
shilty-four OF It's locomotives a new style OF
alarm bell. The bell is so attached tha'
when the engine goes the bell rings, being
struck by tue hammer once OF each reYo
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,'.,fgia, having got rid Of Governor Bull
! r. l. irrelag be"seH from some 0lheF
! Construction sWiauleg. & bill Is before
! . Legislature aUoliSt!ag forty-four ais
I ~ c3uIts and iorGy-iuur solicitors, de-
5 .3bc1 a. "in Tie man worthless Ineu,
. ,tys.sting upon Bulock's patronage"
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CATnoLIc ABSTINENCE MoyEMENT.--It is
gUpu>cd 10 hold Il convection III fh'la0cl
al cJIiy IN the rev Year for the purpose
tnrm,iI" ii National Catholic Total Ab
ircurc Union. The number of members
~ia'r Unions is now about $4,000, and IL
though, That Il closer connection between
nin viii enable them TO work more ctiec-
,rty. the signatures OF the presidents of
IS. STATE 2u.;yu, 10 Il call for the proposed
,L."Aii0n are now being secured ~ those
lore ted IL tic movement.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND Flour ExCnAESl
RICHMOND. VA. Soysu1baY Ig. 1911.

CosT AyD FLoUa ExonAEsn,a
RICHMOND. VA. SoVsubar IS, 1s7L :
OFFERINGS.
Waeat.-White, 4s3 oushsls, Red MA ,us;,eis
Gnorn--White 500 ousheis. yellow, IL bushsis.
Odts. $50 bins hs,s. .. = '
s na9L-30 bushss.
Florssed.-s bustely.
SALES
Whens.-.Wht.e-f5s oushsts-at s1.sT for choices,
5l6e for prime. Si.63 for very good, SLss for
good, eLso for fair, 81 80 for m:xrd ea3s for com.
mon.
Uhadt. Red 7's busfsls-Gt SI.sS for primo
vi. 80 FOR very GOOD 81 as6lpl. 30 for common.
Corn.--W hite--l22 busheis-st Toe for good new,
&c FOR common new. Yeilow-lI3 bushels ~ Go,
Tor very good new.
0dts.- l0s bushels prime spring at Co., 100 bushs
Oils fair spring at SIC.
RE-EXHIBITED.
STR-W hts. lilo bughsls.
Un2 -sGo sha,s.
ftGTsssd "a bushels
BEMiPHs.
on ana afer Monday the :o.h instant tbs ERs
elahee WIZ Do opened az 81 4. NJ; saiss TO soa-
mence at 10 4. NJ
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Domestic Har.e.a rp-nu.-,

domestic Markets-lBY TELEoRAfH.1
w hLw DIRK, November Is : Flour uncosn xsd.
wssta - ~ T,'Slsased. heat heavy: winter red
', sSa,a etS Esi.e': Corn unchaDSet. Rice firm
R.ssSt i. F9fx sa,ce easier at 81. sslsls ..
lew active 8. Si1.0ic. steixa,s armes. 49,
BALTIMORE, November H-y,rcin,n,. "a =,
bid; 'e6's, 81 bid: 'e7s 81 bid. Coupons g bid !:
new. 6s bid. West Virsinis's. 2st bid, 50 saied.
Is bid. ~s
Flour firm and in good demand. Wheat frmer.
corn dun willie, 70GlI3c.; yellow. 7pG7.o.:
"esHrn, I2A13c. Oats lie. al $685.. Provisions
unchanged. n h!sker, e5c.
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AATEsT FROM WASHINGTON.



WASHINGTON, November 1S.-The dis
oniScd men Yho hung the three negroes for
numbering the Park family in Indiana met
no scrious resistance. The aasaiants beat
down two doors OF the Charleston lind J
Jail. and the sheriff gave them the key Of
the third door. 1t is understood that the
negroes made additional confessions before
they were executed. Taree counties con-
trioutc3 the men engaged In the execution.
CONDITION OF THE COTTON CROP.
WASHINGTON, November 18.-The No
vcm5er returns OF the Department Of Az
ricuIturc relative TO the condition and yield
Of the cotton crop indicate larger product
than Was expected in October, and
promises TO make fully good the moderate
expectations Of july and August.
Che more northern belt of cotton States
show the least reduction from their usual
averages. The fluctuations for November
are estimates, for each county, of the total
product Of the year, expressed as per cent.
ages of the actual crop of last year. These
averages, adjusted with regard to relative
production Of the counties reported, give
the following result for each State North
Carolina, so per cent. South Carolina, SIS !;
Georgia. 81; Florida, %; Alabama, 73 !;
Mississippi. y ; Louisiana, 6j Texas, IS |;
ARKANSAS, 81 Tennessee, 90.
The November and December numbers
Of the monthly reports will be Issued toge-
Their, and will contain the substance OF all
the cotton reports to December lst.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The President saw no visitors to-day.
The T1eaty of Washington Commission
has adjourned to the 9th of December.
Horace Il. Harrison has been appointed
attorney for Middle Tennessee.
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MILLINERY.

NEILLISERY.-A large stock Of MIL
lSE lt.ERS 10 be sold low. Al who have not
vet purchased would do well TO call and examine
our Sioch. n
ALSO,
receiving large lots of CHE&F ATS from north
crn Iri cts which Will DC sold st very low prices.
Il. WALTON & CO,
NO. zoe Broad street, corner Fourth.
no l5-codim
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF ESGINEER)
JAMES EIVER IMPROVEMENT, ;
RICHMOND. VA, koysmOeF IL, l.7l.

OFFICE OF ENGINEER)
JAMES EIyEK IMPROVEMENT,
RICHMOND. Va, Nov Der IL. l-7l. }
DROPOSALS ARE VITED AND
Z HI.l be received ~ tiis efl:e until II ID.
y VVE aDGr 3Jth fJc DREDGING the channel
way from bc!tw sf4cnnorC bar 10 and scrus5
warwick bar, james river to u depth OF lSi ice!
At mean hsh tide
Il Is estimated that the work VIII require tho re-
mryal Of q u thousaGd $50 0g0) or more cubic
yards OF material, al OF which IS easily dredyed.
dreiged material heh'ad criU-w0rk that viii lie
bGilt ana III nshed by The ctts OF Richmond.
The work must he D. gTa between the let ard
SGtn OF January n.xt ana completed or or before
tue ~ Of JGlg, Isi2. Hits must be per culc
yard Any further information desired may be
obtained ~ application III TIL office.
X. d. NJ Or,
Engineer JaLes River Improvement.
r~.lsl
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PROPOSALS. FOR CITY PRINTING
J. ere solicited uutil the 24!h Instant NJ IL
O'Clock ii. Tor advertising, pamphlet, and Job
printing, binding, ruling, &c, for twelve months
Irnm = orcmOcT |, jsIl. X. III, Ma NY.
Chairman Committee oa Accounts andrrintiug.
IL, lG-5
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The Wythcvillc Enterprise, one or the
best papers in the State, is hereafter 10 DC
published but once week.
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The West V,rsinis Commissioners at
AfannfQsI.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
SrAUNToS, VA, November 1S.-The West
Virginia commissioners were here yester'
day. They went through the public build
inps. and left this morning.
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A GREAT VARIETY OF
HAIR BRUSHES
iaugisb, French, and Americen,)
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY.
ALSO,
FlSEIg0EY COMBS,
DRESSING COMES,
NAIL BRUSHES, SC.
for sale NV j. BLAZE,
,,1a se5 Broad street.
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s4mszsssxoa kEssCHAEgss.

JOHN ". WYATT, GENERAL SHIP
% Ping and COMMISSION MERCHANT, No.
Governor street, Richmond, Va, tpoot-ofiice
box iS), agep: for the Old Dominion Steamship
ConpanJ, for NeH York Inman Line, for Liy
ecpool; Anchor Line, for Glasgow; National
Gi..e, for liverpool 1e "a
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A NNOUN EMENT.
The subscribers have accepted the agency for
Measrs. hSABE 4 CO.'S Pik>O-FOHfHS.
ihSse wish The 1orld-renowped instruments CT
ChlChER!Sd,' enable Is to Offer u the pco-
pc OF Richmond and those Who trade hars u
splcncid stock tn select from.
by arrangement thesc Instruments viii be sold
~ u at the sAms prices as the N skers charge.
Partiee caa now both zee and Examine these rL-
AhoS befJre purchasing, inssad OF or4erilg
from sce factory, a. some have hi,hs ro done. TIE
sobacribsrs respectfully nyits an examination or
The neH supply Jus. opened. ---
WOODHGUsE & PARHAM,
Eo9o BooEseiler, and Ht,tionars
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CTpR AETpS

E CURRANT'S ...-.-.--
L.. HouSEFURNIagtNG sToRE,
No. 9e3 EAIa STREET.
CHINA and GLASS WAKE,
SILVEh-pLATED WAkE,
RODGERs'o TABLE CUTLERY,
FANCY GOODS,
OYSTER and SOUP TURTSSs,
STEEL and BRONIED FIRE-SETS,
NURSERY FESD-kS,
PAhI.OR COAL VASES,
GaaMHs sTnDKNlrS' LAMPS,
JAPANESE PAPER WAKE and variety
o. use full articles. Call and see them. oc 80
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r LINNEMAN'S STEAM DYElSG
400 BROAD sTRFET, BETWEEN FOURTH
AND FIFTH sTSEETs.-Dyeingd done In any
color desired; also, Cleaning In the best and
neatest style. Caroet securing and Kid gloves
cleaned invite the ladies especially TO zee my
latest Importation OF blue, adopted for silk and
vorstad. sc z-siu
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BACKING, CURING, AND SMOKING
L. ABLIsHIEkT.-V. HfC HLFk, JR.,
& BROTaERs, Nos. Is, 20. and 80 First Marker,
having 1t grcat expense reftted their establish
men, ana added every improvement that the ex-
Derience Of htlse years could devise, take pea
sure in announcing 10 their friends and the puo-
Mai 70 the trade AID consumers every article
fouad La their line. special attention given To the
making OF SAusAGfs for The southern market.
Thai kful for the patronage of friends and tie
pubic. we nope, BY Continued application 70
business, ~ merit the continuance OF the same.
Y. uECuLEK, JH.. BhOTHE&s.
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wmiSEEy, AND OTHER TAXES.

Secretary Bru'wcll and Commissioner
/. ;-..a. wee uotorc The Senate Finance
tuu;u.lt~c To-day on matters connected
1t.tHtuc roh3c>o, whisky. and other taxes
Il 50 ,v,lty wcll understood that the COM
H. .,-,c Vii hot decide 90 ANY bill, but Will
,5...y.t TIE practical information possible
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for sale by
no ID
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-07-29
Statement Of Committee on Thrashing Machines

Statement Of Mr.. Briggs in regard to the Trial.
NEAR TuLLrrowN, June 49, 1871.
Mr.. JOHN BuTrERwORTH. JR.-Dcar Sir am sur
prscd to letter without date published by Benning
ton GILL; President of the Trenton Agricultural Works.
in the Cecil County Whg,' Maryland. purporting to
be copy of letter that you before the trial
of machines at my place
This letter heing published without date, think
is in ended to mslead the public and leave the impress
sion that it sent to after the trial. After wit
Messing the trial of both machines will say that
tho Albany Thrasher and Cleaner proved itself all that
you represented it to he and will also
statements of facts and figures in regard to the
trial, believe to be true and correct.
The statement that would not allow your machine
to remain on my premises is not true, the machine
still remains in my barn.
Signed, BENJAMIN BRIGGS
BY careful comparison of the above facts will be
seen that the Albany machine did tho work in
third less time and in thrashing twenty-five hundred
sheaves Tan ordinary days work. would hun
dred and forty pounds more grain than the machine
made Ivy the Trenton Agricultural Works.
After this conclusive trial think that farmers and
dealers will have difficulty in deciding which machine
il is their interest to purchase.
supply of Albany machines will he kept constantly
on hand, at the New Jersey Agricultural Works
Sandtown Road and Canal Street Trcnton New Jersey
For further particulars, address
JOHN 5. BEERS Trenton, N. j.,
General Agent for Whroler Mcck Co.
JOHN BUTTERWORTII, Jr,
sup't New Jersey Agricultural Works Trenton N. ].
Or Al. MICHENER,
COLORA. CECIL COUNTY. MD.
July %, lsI1-iw
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The "Victorious" Albany
THRASHER and CLEANER
Caution to Farmers and Thrashermen.

The undersigned, Superintendent of the New Jersey
Agricultural Works respectfully cautions his friends ant
customers against the and msrepresen
tations Of the Trenton Agricultural Works regard
the Albany Thrasher and Cleaner which have the hon
to represent Their statement that Mr. Briggs would
not allow the Albany machine to remain his premise.
is it still remains in his barn. doing good work
while the Trenton Agricultural Works have been com
peled to remove their machine from the premises and
do hereby challenge the Trenton Agricultural Works
to dsprove the following statement of facts and figure.
in regard to the recent trial.
Time Of Albany Thra.her and Cleaner in thrashins
200 sheares Of oats % minutes; time of the Trenton
Agricultural Machine in thrashng 200 sheaves Of oat.
1871 minutes: difference of time in favor of the
Albany machine IL minutes. Both machines were
run by the same power and team and the grain all
taken from the same The grain wasted from each
machine carefully weighed, when it found that
the Trenton Agricultural Works Machine had wasted
more than three times much n the Albany Machine
More than 5000 of these machines have been made
and soil by one firm and since their introduction into
New Jersey they have fully proven their superiority
and are fast supplanting all others.
We warrant these machines to be superior to the
Trenton Agricultural Works Machine on the following
points:
EASE OF RUNNING DURABILITY
EFFICIENCY IN CLEANING and
ECONOMY IN SAVING GRAIN
Competition is invited, and Preliminary Trial Away.
granted whcn if their superiority is not fully proven
represented, they can he returned. Any person wish
ing to test of these machines with view Of pur
chasing, will address
JOHN BUTTERwORTH, Superintendent
Now Jersey Agricultural Works,
Cor. Sandtown and Canal Street, Trenton, N. j.
Or A 4 MlNhEAEn Aoont
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The last Congress reduced taxation to
the amount of 1884, 900, 900. AS soon as the
next Congress meets measures will be in
troduced looking to further reduction to
the amount of between $SO,OOO,0OO and
800, ZOO, 900 more. And while this great
reduction is made, which, of course takes
inst so much from the yearly revenue OF
the Government, the monthly reduction OF
the debt goes on steadily. The secret OF
this seeming financial paradox is that
while taxes have been reduced the cxpen-
ses of tho Government have been reduced
also. Is not this wise and prudent manage
ment? the Democrats claim the ability to
do better. They had an opportunity under
johnson. Has any voter forgotten that
administration Pres
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LIVE STOCK JoURNAL.-The July num-
Der of this valuable publication marks the
commencement of its second volume. 1t
has been somewhat enlarged, making a
more shapely page than before. The cover
is embelished with an elegant vignette title
page; the work is printed in the highest
style on fine heavy paper, and handsomely
illustrated. The current number contains
a large and fine picture of trio of Buff
Cochin fowls; n portrait Of the celebrated
stallion, Golddust; picture of a pair Of
Cheshire swine, and an illustration Of the
cause of gapes in chickens. Its contents
embrace articles on wide range of topics
connected with the subjects of the dairy,
horses, cattle, poultry, sheep, swine, bee
management, fish culture, a turf record OF
the month, and other live stock matters.
Published by Springer, Best & Co., Buffalo,
N. Y.
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MARTIAL LAW,
County Officers to Elect next November.

3 County Commissioners.
3 Members of the House of Delegates.
3 Judges Of the Orphans Court.
| Sheriff.
1 States Attorney.
1 County Surveyor.
Under the new census, Cecil loses one
Delegate in the Legislature.
The following names lave been suggested
as candidates, for selection by the Rcpub-
lican patty this Fall:
For SteriF-John T. Burkins, of Rising
Sun.
For County Commissi0ner.--John NJ.
McClenahan. of Port Deposit.
Tor tie House Of Delegates. -Henry II.
kimble, of 4th District. ID. X. Ralston.
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Card of Thanks.

Card of Thanks.
At a special meeting of the members and friends OF
the Sabbath Schools of the NJ f. Church, of Whining
ton, Del. the llowing preamble and resolutions
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS The officers teachers, members and friends
of the Union n T.. Sabbath Schools much indebted
for the pleasure of Sabbath School Excursion
of Thursday last the 10th inst to Mr. ROBERT CouDEx
FOR the free of his delightful and shady grove
Perryville: therefore,
ReSored, That the aforesaid members and friends
of the Union NJ E. Sabbath Schools, hereby tender Mr.
CoUpES hearty and sincere thanks for his courtesy
and Kindness which contributed much tho pleasure
of our enjoyment and that cordially invite him, his
family friends, whenever convenient to visit our
schools where they will be kindly remembered and
with a friendly recognition
Resoiucd That copy of the foregoing be sent to Mr.
CouDES, and also copy each sent to The CECIL WING
and Cecil Democrat for publication.
BY order tie Sabbath Schools.
WILLIAM D. PICKLES,
ii. FoTHERfILL, Superintendent.
Secretary, fully % lS71-.w
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PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber will expose to Public Sale Mt the resi-
dence of the late Oliver Mccullough the Elkton
North East road, near Bacon Hill Bridge, ON
SATURDAY, the Goth day Of July, 1871,
the following Personal Property, to-wit:
Cow, Shoats, Pillow, Cultivator Har- SlGHey
row, Peach Baskets, Wheebarrow, lot of Old AI1S
Iron, Shovcls, Hoes Forks, old Barrels Now $3.50
ing Scythr, Mattocks. Half Bushc
HOUSEHOLD G0ODS.-Beds and Bedding Q Bed
steads. Tables, 2 Work Stands Chairs new Setse
% yards Carpet, Cook Stove, Parlor Stove, l
Clock, Looking Glasses Cupboard-ware such Dishes
Cups, etc; also, u lot of valuable Books.
TERMS CASH.
RJ-Sale to commence ut l o'clock p. N.
ELIZABETH MCCULLOUGH.
July %, 1Sl-lw S. BURNS, Auct.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
CHARLES WELLS aud JAMES B. RAMSEY
LUCINDA SCOTT AND OTHERS.
In the Circuit Conrt for Cer county. In Chancery.
No. III n. G. Docket
ORDERED That the sale made and reported by Reuben
Haine trustee To- the SAFE of the Real Estate in the
above-entited mentioned lie ratified and con
irmed unless to the contrary thereof be shown
before the fourth day of October next: provided
n copy Of this Order be inserted In newspaper
printed at Ekton, once week for month before
the first of September next.
The Report states the amount OF sale to he s. 100.
DAVID SCOTT. Clerk.
True copy; test, DAVID SCOTT,
July 90 lS1l--!m Clerk.
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-" When viii Wanamaker & Brown S
business reace its limit? For ten years.
through good times and bad times, it has
been increasing at the rate of from 90 per
cent. to 80 per cent. 4 year, and it is now
The largest business of the Kind in America,
and still it grows, adding every season hun
dreds of new customers to their already
extensive list.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET-There
is not much demand for Beef Cattle, and
the tendency of prices is for a lower range,
under the influence of liberal offerings
We quote extra at saSic., choice at 74a75c;
fair to good at 5sa6!c., and common 4a5c.
per lb. gross Receipts 1900 head. Cows
and calves are in limited request at last
weeks prices. Sales of Springers at $35a
so, and fresh COWS at $40a65. Receipts,
$50 head. For sheep there is a lively
demand at 5a5}c. per ID. gross. Lambs
are steady at 6a93c. Receipts, 1900 head.
Hogs are unsettled, and prices have adj
vanced. Sales of corn-fed at 74a7sc. per
To. Receipts, 2400 head.