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d BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.
'Ort Deposit Branch Railroad.

TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS:
Leave Port Deposit, $50, $50 and lilo AM and 14o
and G.lO
Leave Peryve, 80, 9.06 and Il As AM and 4O5 and
100 Pm.
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sB If you want to be III 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.
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WOVEN WIRE MATTRESS.

The undersigned having leased his farm, will offer at
Public Sale, the premises, near Bay View, Cecil
county. Maryland, on
Monday, the 1871 day Of March, 1871,
the following Personal Property. viz good horses,
Colts, Mule. ) Mich Cows, ! Yoke Of Young Oxen,
well matched: Sh"ats II head Of Sheep. ] Rockaway
Carriage Fallin"-t"p Buggy l Snlky, l tw"-horse
Wagon with Hay Rigging one-horse Wagon. Seighs.
Sleigh Bells Buffalo Robes sets Carriage Harness.
Wagon Harness. Pillow Gears. Double and Single Trees
Whecltarr"w, Cutting Box, Wheat Fan. Corn Shelter
PlowS, Flukes. Shovcls Hoes, Forks Rakc.. &c &C.
Wheat i'll tho ground Corn and Oats ly the bushcl
Hay and Straw by the ton Pork by the H.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. con-
>i-tmg of Br'i>tra!s Tables, Chairs. Looking Glsscs
Mtntc Clock. Wristbands. Bureau. Stoves. Carpcting.
Stnnewar. Earthcnwarr, and many other articles
mentioned.
TERMS OF SALE All sums Of $40 aud under cash {:
on all sums above that amount. credit of Sin Months
will lie given with interest from date if paid when
due The credit payments I" hc secured 10y Note. with
approved security, payable at the National Bank Of
Elkton
Sale to { ,mIIrurc ut 10 o'clock \. ".
UruU ROWLAND,
March !, lN,l-2w THos. RrCH'E, Auctionecr.
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The ringing of bells is feature of city
life, the universal clangor breaking forth
at stated hours in rapid stroke, whilst the
bells of the Cathedral seem to he struck
every hour during the day. The bells
have sweet silver tone, and were doubt
less brought here from Spain. The old
bells of the ruinss still hang in the bellies,
and are looked upon with reverence.
The Cathedral, which is situated directly
on the plaza, is an immense structure,
cruciform, as large as the Cathedral of Bal
timore, and has about twenty affairs in it.
Here is preserved the cross first planted or
the island by Christopher Columbus, with
other relics of the first settlers of the New
World. The Cathedral itself was COM
menced in 1915 and finished in 1915, it
having required thirty years for it's con-
struction.
The old church of st. Domingo, close by
the quarters of the Commissioners, is said
to be still more venerable, having been
built prior to 1900. 1t is open at all hours
of the day, and worshippers can always be
found with their children kneeling at some
of the affairs. They contain many curious
paintings, and the figures surrounding the
affairs are decorated in the most fantastic
dresses and colors.
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EY The " Wilmington City Soap" chal-
leuges the world to beat it. 1t is a pure,
harmless, beautiful and effective article,
warrented to do all claimed for it. The
whole country is beginning to appreciate
its superiority. Moore & Bro, manufac-
turerS.
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Special attention is invited to adyer-
tisement of Amos IIillborn & Co., A N.
Tenth street, Philadelphia. This is an old
and reliable Furniture, Mattress, Feather
and Bedding Warehouse. Purchasers can
buy of them with the most implicit conf
dencc.
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WHERE Is IT?-We have heard man
ask where Independence Hall is, but we
have never yet met one who did not know
that the great Oak Hall Clothing House of
corner Of Sixth and Market streets, Phila.
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$40 MADE FROM 80 Cts!
EVANS GIFT BOOK ENTERPRISE.

We will send Il hand
some Prospectus of uur
HCT Illustrated F1aGiV
B'b'c, containing over
200 fine Scripture IL
Illustrations tcany Book
agent. free of charge.
Address national PUB
FISHING Co., Philadel-
Il
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ty- We would call the public attention
to the justly celebrated Wilmington City
Soap" manufactured by Moore & Bro
1t works like magic! and no good house
keeper who has once used it, will be with
olt IL
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''Tired Natures Sweet RestOrer
BRlmy Sleep But there times when this
Remover of Strength" is denied us. times when
minds and bodies have been over-wOrked and
worn out that the drowsy god in VAIN The
Peruvian Syrup IAN Iron Tonic,) ren-ws strength
and makes our rest sweet and refreshing.
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NOTICES. DC.
NOTICE TO. TAXPAYERS.

The County Commissioners of Cecil county will meet
at their Office. in the Court Iuus" in Elkton TT ES
DAY and WEDN ESDAY the 1ith and 18TH. and on
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. the Dist
22d and Sd and ON THURSDAY and FRIDAY the aOtli
and 3lst days Of March, next, for the purpose making
Transfers and Correcting Assessments: aud notice is
hereby given that after the l> day of March. next no
alteration will c made in any assessment for the wear
ISL. BY order. NM. T. MILLER.
Clerk Commissioners Cecil county.
Persons making application for transfers Of property
will he required /" comply with the following sections
Of the Code Article 81:
SEC. Is. Whenever any person shall make application
for any allowance deduction rrcnunt of the sale
transfer alienation. loss removal Of property
the collection or payment of any public private
security for money the County Appeal
Tax Court shall interro:rItc him oath in reference
thcret" and the disposal of the same and especial Y
inquire Of him to whom the has sold trans
ferred, and the amount of the purchase money. the
money collected and how the has been invested.
Sac. 10. They shall also int"rroatc said person on
oath in reference To any acquisition invc .tnen made
by him and not already assessed, and the amount Of all
such acquisitions and investments shall he added to his
asScs-ahle property and if he refuses To answer no
allowance deduction shall he made his assessment
Feb Is, 1h1l-4w
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Several communications this week ale
unavodably laid over for want of room.
Correspondents would oblige us by sending
in their letters for publication as early in
the week as possible.
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THE GENERAL HEALTH.
MILK AND HONEY.

This is undoubtedly n land of honey, if
not of milk. The latter article appears to
be scarce, probably from the want of dairy
men, but honey is a drug in the market.
In the mcrchantile sections of the city
beesway is stacked in piles, and whole
cargoes of it are sometimes shipped off.
President Baez this morning whilst
strolling around the city informed one of
the press men that he had a piece of ground
ten leagues square that literally swarmcd
with bees, and every tree had it's hive.
Some of these hives were in hollow trees,
and packed with honey from the ground to
the height of forty feet. In some of the
ruins here in the city bees are kept, and
the logs of hollow plantain trees, are packed
with bees and honey from end to end
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6 superiOr Young gentle MULES.


of large size with all of their HARNESS. Road Wagons,
l 2-horSe Wagon, Horse Carts Flows. Il side
hill plow,l Harrow, Cultvators. Whcclarrows, Shovels
of various kinds, Picks lot of Chains Crowars Cross
Cut Saws, sets of Cart Harness, &c, &c.
Machinery and Mill Gearing Two Turbine
Water Wheels. in good order: together with all the
Machinery of large Saw Mill. including Carriage Saw
Gate Ways, Slides. Fender Posts Upright Saw 3 Crcu-
lars Saws and Tables with all the Betting Shating,
Pullcys. Ptmen and Conc Feed
STONES FOR GRINDING BARK with all the Belt
ing and Puleys complete; set Trace Hoops for hhds.
Grist Mill Gearing and Machinery new
Breast Wheel and Pit Gearing, Run of Burrs, Il pair
good as new Smntcr tnearly ncw) Boiling Cloths
and Reels, sets Elevators Straps and Buckets all
plete.
BENDING MACIIINERY:-1 Norris Patent Felloe
Bender and Paner: Shaft and Bow sets: Pow Handle
Bender, with all tho Straps and Fastenings complete;
Steam Boiler. Pipes and Steam Boxes.
A lot of Lumber for Wheclwright Stuff. with large
quantity of property not named.
TERMS.-On all sums of so and upwards, credit of
Nine Months will lie giycn the purchaser giving Note
with approved cndorscr, without interest if paid at
maturity otherwise interest from date All under
$50 cash
F1rSalc positive and to commence at 10 o'clock ~
SCOTT & ADDISON.
Mar t. IS1l-2w
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FOR RENT.

STORE HOUSE opposite the Court House. in EIkton
location and rooms equal to in the town Possession
given on the 18th March ensuing Apply
b. +. MAY. Baltimore
or, 4. Z. EWING, Elkton.
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NOTICE.

The creditors Of r. II. b. Mitchell deed. notified
to file their claims. with the vouchers thereof in tn,
Ofre If the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Cecil county
in chanc-ry before the 18th day Of July. 1871.
mar 1, 1871 W. j. JONES, Trustee.
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~ - ? : 2 : :
TO THE WORKING CHASING are now prepared
to furnish all classes with constant employment M
home the whole OF the tim" or for tn" spare moments
Business new, light and profitable Persons of either
sex easily earn from soc. To s. per evening and pro-
portona sum ly drvoting their whole time To the bust.
ncSt Boys AMI girls cain nearly as much mcn.-
That all who see this notice may send their address and
test the ilsn'es. W. mJk' III" NY aIaclrt offer: IT,
such are not well satisfied Ill send = to ay for
the trouble of writing Full particulars, valuable
sample which will ii" To- commence work and cop y
of The PEOPLES LiTEENRI CJWpiNIpN-our Of The
largest and h"> family newspapers IU!lishal-u
sent free by mail. Reader. if you want permanent
profitable, work. address
Il. C. ALLEN X CO. AvGrSrA MANI.
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Valuable Town Lots & Houses,
IN ELKT0H FOR SALE.

The subscriber will sell reasonable terms TIN,
VACANT LOT in Eiktun, at the corner of l,'5s1
Main and Bow streets and the ground on Bow TlIitlH
street. running. north. and including the two ~ Ij
BRICK HOUSES. now orcupicd 10y f. Wesley ta.sgls4A.
Janucy and Willis Ruttrr.
The Lot fronts IN feet on Main street. and is of
the most desirable locations in Elkton Is place Of
business.
Persons wishing to eligible stand for busi-
ness III Elktun invited to examine the premises
BSThc property will Ice sold in lots to suit purchas-
ers: and plat OF the can seen at the office of
H. MCCull"ugh from whom information he obtained
IN regard to price and terms of sale Ora letter addressed
{" the undersigned at 1913 Front street New York will
receive prompt attention. JOHN MOORE
Feb II. iS1l-tf
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Sl.5OO TO LOAN.

member of Port Deposit Building and Loan Assoc
citation who has receive" loan ten shares of stock
wishes dispose of with without the shares.
to more parties. good chance to parties wish
ing to borrow. Apply to the Secretary,
LA. C. GERRY,
March !, 1S1l-4w Port Deposit.
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GTTJING SKTFF FOR SALE

CILLISG SkIFF. 20 feet long. with Sail and Oars
complete, nearly and but little used is offered f'r
sale She is of the swiftest sailing boats Elk
River. For terms, &c, apply THIS OFFICE.
March 1. lS7l-iw
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l Thoroughbred Mare, Ring Dove.

COLOR dark hay) owned ly Mr. F. S Rogers of IIarfor,
county; BY Umpire. 10y Treasurer. 10y imported Roman
dam Fanny Frt. by Trial. ont of Magnolia lou>ila
These all served hy Master Liz tfpo
during the spring and suulmcr at 1870
Ais" the following COLTS; LrclrER. l:,v hors,
Colt 81 years old. Icy Lindsey. of Maggie Mimchrart
Lindsey is by Lexington out al Kitty Clark Icy Glencoe
his claimed in Tart. FIcti uDd Farm: | thor
ougil-brrl yearinS filly of Mary Dunn by Master
| yclrng horse Colt. two year old Colts and three
years old These Colts all dark brown in color: are
sired y Master l@th,ut and out If excellent ,lriv
ing One of the twoycar and Il tlrcc-ycar oil,
full brothers. ont of fast trottin mare who l.
also good worker. and very safe drive They woult
make excellent stations and would b. sure to nrr,,,
the stock IN any ncigborhood where they might Stand
Also. pair w"ll-fr'k"n Mules. q and wears old.
Also. yrarling lIcrrS two old with calf: soy
eral Calves. The above half Alrrnrys ont OF fin,
Durham cows, by imported Alcruey BULL also
Also, the following IMPLEMENTS: ) t,so-horst
Flows, threehorse Plow > Square IIarrows Duuhl,
Harrow, threchorse Double Tree Iiacr Thrashc,
and Shaker. lot of Harness. lot of Old Iron.
Sale to be held
7hursddy, tie 18Th day Of March, 1871,
AT 10 O'CLOCK. A. NJ.
TERMS All sans Of Ten Dollars and under Cash
for all sums above that credit of Nine Month,
will he given. All to be endorsed and made pay
able at Cecil National Bank Port Deposit and if not
paid when due, interest from date.
No postponemrut on account of weather.
A. II. MAGRAW,
Administrator Il. h. IL. of Henry 5. Ma@r:w.
j. c. lllNDMAN Auc toncer.
March 18th. lS.l-2w
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

Property known a. Union HOTEL, Formerly Fnun-
trim Hotel al Main street, in Elkton.
ALSO FOR SA LIZ A small FARM Of 20 Acres, three
miles from Ekt"m. Apply TO
mar 1. lS1l-3w W. j. JONES.
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The STORE ROOM and DWELLING now occupied hy
J. H. Frazer n Drug Store. Possession given March
25ti 1871. Apply to REUBEN HAlNES.
Mar l. lSIl-Iw
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| Thoroughbred Stallion, Master Lightf0Ot

got by the celebrated horse Lexington. Master Light
toots dam. Miss Lghtfuot y imported Trustee half
sister tn tho great Fashion and also haf>is-
ter I" the great r"ttinc horse Young Trustee the Ist
horse thar troted twenty miles in hour: ID dam
Young Lady Ligioot, 10y Shark: 81 dam Lady Light
foot, hy Sir Archv: 18th dam Black Maria y imported
Shark; ith dam Ningtuns. 10y imported Checklist 9th
dam Burwclls Maria. 10y FitzhUgh'- famous Rr.uluS.
OF imported Fearnuuyht out of Jenny Dismal y 9TH
dam Burwells famous Camilla, 10y imported Fcarn"ught
sth dam Birds imported Calist, by Forester 9Th dam.
by Crab; 10th dam by flubyuln: 1lth. Ba azet> dam.
10y Whicnose; 18th dam, by Leeds 18th dam n Barb
Master Lghtfpot bred l,y K. A. Alexander.
of Kentucky. lie is very rich dark brown. II years
old, Is hands 81 inches high beautiful in form and
possesses in remarkable degree all the points nlicat-
ing strength and action his shoulders deep.
lar and broad rtlIs large: his back and oin cannot
he excrlcd while his body is well ribbed. exhibiting
all the angles of leverage Indispensable for speed and
endurance in the running irUtting horse. Master
Lighti0ot is sure foalgettcr, is gentle and quiet
has been i'll harness. has always been exercised
under the saddle. Has spot on his right eye caused
10y blow he received when 4 colt.
~ dbl
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bay mare fnacd 1853 bred Icy r. A. Alexander: ly
imported Scythian, dam Dord, by Decatur ID dam Min
strrl, by Med"c ID dam Lucy Alexander. hv Huprls
Alexander 18th dam 10y IIa1all's Moses: 9Th dam 10y
Duke of Bedford; 9th DAM Icy Old Union 9Th dam 10y
imported Dal~t"r.
The names and peiigrees Of the above mares were
claimed i'll the sixth number Of the sixth volume OF
Tn Field and Farm. February >th. 1865 and are GER
tilted iy its editor. Colonel s D. Bruce, the author of
liz A,ILsri ..LL.G t,iLlH FL
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FOR SALE CHEAP

THREE WORK HORSES. in good order. ~
A liberal cr,,lit will lie given. <FA
Apply at THIS OFFICE. SN
March |, lS1l--iw -NS~Al
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No. 1. LEMONADE

chestnut mare fnacd 1862. bred by Il. A. Alexander
lay Lexington. dam Lila, hy imported Yorkshire: ID
dam Ncturi" 10y imported MargrtVc: Sd dam Ar.ntile
iy Bertrand: 4th dam Alegrante, hy imported Young
Traffic, 9Th dam Phnntomia imported ry Phantom:
9th dam, hy Walton: sth dam Allrgrantc ly Pegasus
Sti dam Orange Squeezer, by llighlycr, etc.
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SIS REWARD.

Strayct stolen from the premises of the sub
scricr, in Elktnn about the 18th ultnu. white and
yellow SETTER Dog. Wore a l,;,shcr collar with
owners it, Slightly resembles A. W. Mitchll's
Frank The above reward will be paid for his return
to II. D. NJ HOWARD.
Mar 1, lS1l-1w Elktun, Md
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LOT OF LAND,

the Roman Catholic Church, of which Rev. r. Ii
b. Mitchell died seized
The Lot is about 80 feet front and simprov,d IN
by tw" story and attic Double Frame Dwell InNHX
ing HOUSE; Pump of water at back door. ~ MI
The property will either be sold in one parcel
the House be separated. if the purchaser sou
desire. A plot Of the land may he at my Office
TERMS.-One-third Of the purchase money cash on
day of sale onttlrd in Six and tho residue in Twelve
Months thereafter. Credit payments bear interest
and he secured to the satisfaction of the Trustee.
". J. JONES Trustee.
ElktOu Mar lS11-ts
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LETTER FROM PHILADELPHIA.

[*Our correspondent may find that place
at Vineland, New Jersey.-ED.]
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LECTURE

IILNC L z II.
The celebrated Iumorst Josh Billings will
deliver a Lecture in the
ODD FELLOWS HALL. PORT DEPOSIT.
Wednesday Ecening, March 10Th, 1871.
ct:-MILK.
Mar 1. iS1l-sw
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The subscriber will offer at Public Sale on the firm
Of the late Henry S. Magraw. AT West Nottingham in
the Sixth District of Cecil county, the following choice
Thorou Ugh -irru Stock
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT FOR 1871.

Tn" BRICK DW ELLING opposite Trinity Church.
AII,Iy To II. ID. II HOWARD.
mar !. lS1l-tf Elktuh, Md.
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HARTFORD,

The stock holders of the Bel Air Build
ing Association are not in want of money
and consequently, the amount of the
instalments paid in for the last few months
is lying useless in the treasury. The drec-
tors propose to loan it to outsiders.
A horse, bride and saddle were stolen
from Richard kerby, residing near Abing.
ton, last week, by negro named James
Washington, who had been living in the
neighberhood. The property was recover
ed and thief arrested in Baltimore, and
brought back to Hartford
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No. -. Mary Dunn.

brown fraicl 1862 bred 10y r. A. Alexander ESD
hy RuriC. liam Young Els.icr, by imported Yurk> hire
81 dam Fanny EIs>er, hy Cripple; 3D. liam Ellrac by
Sumpter: 4t dam Mary Bedford. by Duke Bedford
9th dam, by imported Spectator; 9th dam hy imported
llrn .llnyil
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REfL E.ST.f1 TIE.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF
Il + AL ESTATE.

RE AL ESTATE.
Til" uu1rr-,u",! hy yrriu. ct n""l of As.iugrrrrt
"Arnrt" lN Francis q. 4 .Ea hid Thomas Smith for
thu benefit of creditors Viii S"l without reserve at
rujr sale al the CnHTt iIous" door. in E'kton Cecil
county. MarylInI On
TUESDAY, tie IN day Of Nrch, 1871,
II n''Iork y NJ, the following REAL ESTATE late
the property "i rJrkc Smith Co.:
TIilG WAITER POWER
and Is Acres of Land, on BIZ Elk Crc.k. known a.
eek IRON WORKS.
miles fru:n Elktun ana the same distance, from New
ark. bel. for many wears used Il ROLLING MILL for
working sheet iron.
The Improvements STONE and FRAME ss..sa
MILL BI Hiding. g0X - feet. high enough I15lsJ
for three h,"r.: also. 4 STONE BUILDING. l::;,skaa
formerly rs ID a. 'iri> Mill large STONE . -
MANSION. with Lawn. Fruit. Shruhhrry. &c tiU0i
OutIUilu@s. and Staliu@ f,r II horses. Five FRAME
TENANT NOT ; F.S aud an Ollie.
This property is we'll suited for the manufacture Of
paper. cotton w""!n .'l-. Railroad ear
rasc within five miii,s Of the property.
TERMS OF SAL%.-One-thiri # the purchase money
in cash: ":"-rrl in SIX Months. and the remaining
third Twelve Months from the day Of sale. Credit
Notes of the purchaser. with ap?r,v,', security.
JAS. 7. McCULLOUGH
Elkton, Feb Is, 1~1l-ts Assignee.
- RspuiHcrn. Winmir4ton. and .Eaioani Defend,l,
N"rrirt"wn, Ia. copy till SAB" and send bill To Assignee.
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TWO HUNDRED & SIXTY Acres,

or les, lying in Cecil county Mary an the
Delaware line and about four miles suutherly from the
town of Ekton. on the line of the proposed railroad
49, from Elkt"n To Mill-tuwu or Mi>scys. About
EyS& EIGHTY ACRES ARE WOODLAND, and the
B3A remainder is arabic land. and is divided into six
ID. fields, all Of III EN- watered, small stream OF run
nlns water passing through several of them. Tn" soil
is of good natural quality and has been considerably
improved 10y lime and other fertilizers. There il ON the
farm ORCHARD OF FIFTEEN ACRES OF TREES.
two old of excellent varieties AMI in Hour
ishng condition: also, small APPLE ORCHARD If
thriving trees of choice varieties and just coming into
hn.IriI
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Mr.. C. C. Fulton, of the Baltimore Inner
ican, accompanied the st. Domingo Com
mission, and is now writing letters home
to that paper. The following extracts will
CntereSt our readers:
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PUBLIC SALE.

Will be sold Public Sale, at the Octoraro Mills nea
Rising Sum- Cecil county. Maryland,
FRIDAY MARCH tic 17tA, 1871,
e