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The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-21

Pocket Book ost-ISideWalks-Dry Weath-
er-TaA Rye-Ne,o Bank Building, sc.
On Sunday last, Miss Lizzie Briscoe,
while going to Sunday school, lost her
pocket book, containing IS or $40, although
she thinks it must have been lost near the
school, all search for it SO far has been in
vain.
Our new Board of city Fathers have a
fine chance to distinguish themselves by
putting the side walks in safe condition.
"All signs fail in dry weather lis an
old and true adage. For tho leaves have
turned up; the peacocks squalled; the
earth worms come out; the vane on the
new Church pointed to the rainy part
but still it raiHs not. The grass is said to
be cut short and oats in many places shows
signs Of quitting; cut worms and other
varmints are doing their duty among the
corn and garden vegetables.
Abe Linaolp has left at the drug store a
few blades of rye, measuring feet, l |
inches. Good for Brick Meeting House.
The Brick layers Mr.. Cooper, of Charles
town. have commenced the walls of the
bank building. This will soon make a
change in the looks of the burnt district.
The cheese factory has commenced max
ing ice cream, rs more suitable to this
weather
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-21
CHERRY HILL, June 18th, 1873.

CHERRY HILL, June 18th, 1873.
Mr.. EDIToR:-It has been long time
since have seen anything in the way oi
communications from this place in your
valuable paper. think it will not he out
of place to your numerous readers few
items of what is going on in the village.
The corner stone laying of the knights
of Pythias' Hall, and strawberry festival
came off, on Saturday last. 1t was beau
tiful day and every thing passed off pleas,
antly.
P. &. c., James B. Groome, Esq, deliv-
cred very appropriate address on the lay
ing of the corner stone.
John E. Wilson, Esq, had the honor OF
laying the stone. After which our worthy
pastor, the Rev. ]. w. Weston, offered a
very appropriate prayer. l would here
state, that the ladies of the village and
vicinity did act nobly in behalf Of the
Order in getting up the festival, and have
the heartfelt thanks of the Order for their
kindness and generosity, and will be ever
kept in remembrance by the Committee of
Arrangements.
The net proceeds of festival will be about
$S3. Us.
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-21
W0Odlawn Camp Ground.

The Trustees of the Woodlawn Camp
Meeting Association met on tho ground,
June 11th, 1878: Trustees present, II. c.
Nesbitt, VIM. McMulen, Enoch McCul-
lough and James Crothers, H. C. Nesbitt,
chairman.
The following persons were appointed
Managers to act in conjunction with the
Trustees: Geo. Jackson, Jas. Barnes Ben
jamin Clifford, T. ]. Vanneman, John Per-
kins, Jas. Burlin, J. r. Thomas, Sam. Fos-
ter, Jos. w. Nowland and C. H. Abrams
On motion, the time appointed for the
commencement Of the camp meeting was
August 10Th and to continue ten days.
On motion, the Committee ON collecting
the money for stock taken, were author
lied to finish up their collecting, either by
money or by note, (and if note was Civ
en-, the length of time for note was sixty
days from June Goth, and report to the
Trustees at their next meeting, on the
ground, on June 2Sth.
The following Committees were appoint
ed. On water-William McMullen. On
Lumber-Theo. J. Vanneman and H. C.
Nesbitt. On tents and lights-C. S. Abra-
hams. On putting up tents and cleaning
up the ground-Jas. Barnes.
Conducting the meetlngs-Revs. Thos.
E Martindale and John D. Kemp.
The selection of sites for tents to be by
lot, on the ground, on the 2Sth of June, at
2 O'Clock Pm. Every stockholder is ex-
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Port Deposit Items.
DrSuned-- nt-Entcrtainmcnt-W Warm
and Dry.

On Wednesday of last week, a little son
of Mr.. Butchenhart's while playing on a
raft in the river, fell off in the water and
was drowned. lie was about three years
of age. and had gone to the raft with his
older brother to fish. The body was re-
covered and inferred on Thursday.
James Densey, a colored man, in the
employ Of Messrs. McClenahan & Bro, at
their granite quarry, narrowly escaped
death, on Tuesday last. The facts rs We
learned them are as follows: The men at
the quarry were lowering stone, weighing
about five tons, into car. Densey was
attending the brake, when the sweep broke
loose from the men holding it, which prob
ably frightened him and he let the break
up, which let the sweep turn with terrible
rapidity and force, and being within the
circle he was knocked down and struck
several times, breaking both legs, one of
them in too places, and one arm, besides
inuring his skull. Medical aid was render
ed by Drs. Mccullough and Miner. 1t is
thought he will recover, unless he is iniur-
ed internally.
The Knights Of Pythias and Port Deposit
Band will give Musical and Dramatic
entertainment in Odd Fellows Hall, on
Thursday and Friday evenings next, 26
and q inst. 1t is to be hoped there will
be good tl-n out, as the character Of
these two organizations is certainly such
as to insure an entertainment of the first
class.
1t is scarcely worth while to say that
we are having very warm and dry weather
rs every body in this county, who is not in
Grip Van Winkle' can testify.
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-21
DIED..

GAMBLE.-At the residence of VIM. T.
Buckly, in Farminnton, June 10th, Mrs.
SARAH GAMBLE, in the 51st year of her
age.
BlDDLE.-On the night of the 10th OF
June, JAMES NOBLE, infant son of Noble
I. and Margaretta P. Biddle, aged II
months.
The funeral will take place this (Satur-
day afternoon, at four o'clock, from the
residence of his parents, to which the
friends of the family are invited, without
furthur notice.
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-21
NOTICE.
WILLIAM 4. PORTER

JAMES A. PORTER and MARGARET A. PORTER
In tho Circuit Court for CooIi county. In Chancery
ORDERED. This 9th DAY of May 1873 that the sale
made and reported by William j. Jones and L. Marshall
llines Trustees for the sale of the Real Estate
toned IN Tho above-entited be ratified and
hraie unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on Of before the oath day Of July, next; provided
copy Of this order bc inserted in newspaper printed
IN Cecil county, once week for one month before the
24tlI day of June. next.
The Report states the of sales bc s. 90
DAVID SCOTT, Clerk.
True pGpys lost DAVID SCOTT.
NAY ~ lS.2--lM Clerk.
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NOTICE.
CHARLOTTE McBETH, nee BLANCH,
VS..
ANN MARTIN ET AL

Iu the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chancery
ORDERED. This Goth day Of May 1879. that the sale
made and reported by l.. Marshall anes Trustee for
the sale uf the Real Estate of Edmund Martin dec
he ratified and confirmed unless cause the contrary
thereof be shown before tho 3Oth day Of July
next: provided. copy of this Order be inserted in
some newspaper printed in Cecil county once n week
for one month before the Both day Of June next
The Report states the amount Of sales be $4,000
DAVID SCOTT, Clerk.
True copy: test DAVID SCOTT,
may 81 lS73-lm Clerk
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-21
Baltimore Markets.

Wheat.-The market for Wheat is quiet
with limited offerings, but prices show NO
improvement. Western red at 1853 cents;
amber at 100 cents: Maryland at 1S0 cents
for amber and 170Ml95 cents for good to
prime red.
Corn.--Therc was good demand for
Southern Corn, and for white, prices were
1908 cents higher, the market closing firm.
White at 70(G72 cents. Yellow G2ii(GG3c.
Oats.-Western at 40(G43 cents; do. at
45G4G cents, and bright Southern in lots
at 80 cents.
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-21

BALTIMORE HAY AND STRAW MARKRT.-
The stock of Hay is in excess of the de-
mand, and the market is very dull for all
aescriptions l'rioos are, hgwever, nAmi-
nal, and we quote Pennsylvania and West
ern at S20@25, and choice CECIL county at
S30IE32 per ton
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-21
The Late Board Of Town Commissioners.

Mr.. EDIToR:-Fine words butter no
parsnips is an old saying; nor do coarse
words answer legitimate inquiries-why
don't the Board of "'72 answer the ques-
tions in your local of last week. with
out "money and without price, and not
kr.i;it the Secretary to demand 500 for
the iIfGrn."tiGH NoN PoPUI.
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-21
PHILADELPHIA Markets.

Flour d4li and declining; super s4a4.5n,
extra $5as.5l; Wheat red l5palG0 GENTS:
amber 1G5 cents. No. l spring AZ cents.
Corn yellow 5Ga57 cents, Western mixed
55a57 cents. Oats white 45a4S cents; black
AZ cents.
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Trustees of the Public Schools for
the First, Second and Third
Districts,
FIRST DISTRICT.

No |. Grove Seck-James W. Morgan, John Worth
and John Meredith.
No >. Pipaer Board--E g. Chandlse, Joseph II. Clark
and William I. Crow.
No. j. Fredericktown-James J. Hail. p ". Rulsy and
B. f. Wslmsley.
No !. Cecilton-Joscph Biggs, George G. Morgan and
William I. Weldon,
No. D. Johns-Arthur Johns, Thomas Price and Joseph
SnnicksaH.
No. G. WarMiuk-W lillian Price, Samuel Gillespie and
Amos Wilson
No, = Prarcr's Ncck-IIenry Rowan, John W. Morgan
and Nathan III Mccoy
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-21

"'Tis an old saying, time approves it
true
And those who know it best deplore it
most
When all is won that all desire to WOO
The paltry prize is hardly worth the
COST"
Byron said this, but he had never been
at the GLASS FRONT, for what all get there
is dou6Ly "worth the cost.''
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THIRD DISTRICT.

40. l. Frazers-George ", Denny, I. raeio and David
Wayd.
No. >. Elk Neck-S. !, sNaE.~n, Parker George aud
\. LarM,leia.
No. 3. New iee1-.iamcs McCauley, John T. Gallahcr
.gd j. s. Settle.
N. !. ElLton-G. r. Howard Daniel Bratton and p G
Strickland
No. ). Southampton-R W. McKaig, s. K, Aiaso and
W. X Holt.
No. g. Persons Grove-GedY:s kssxettS n T. Manl-y
and X. Jaaur,t
No. :. PlsasaA, iboMas Brown W. A. Miller And
a&SO,tore Warren.
" :. Observation-Disclosures Smith, 4eGry Hs3aes aud
j. II. McNeal.
No. ., WarJurt illiaH Wags.,i,-.. J. H. Mahoncy
and A. k4patfiek
Teacbers ana ,.s..saat Teachers wishing to obtain
schO94 WI apply directly to the Trustees and not to
n,s GEORGE BIDDLE
Public School Commissioner
june Il, ls,3-3w
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-21
Persons in want Of Furniture can be &C


eommodated by a visit to +. A. Fosters
Furniture Store and Cabinet Shop, North
East. Undertaking done in best styl and
with the utmost despatch, and on the most
reasonable terms for cash. G5
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-21
BUTTERWORTH's
STEEL HORSE POWER

is warrmte, 70 rr;;,i.co oue-third Power. and
to cEce! al ofhefs in Strength. Durability aud
ca.e Of motion. For Circulars. address NEW JERSEY
AGRICULTURAL WORKS, TRENTON n. j.. Sole Manu-
factur"rs. may "a, 1872 j -.
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SECOND DISTRICT,

No. l. St. Augustine-Janles A. Lewis. James Warner
and John Peach.
No. = Hulsons-John T. Beaston, George L. Kirk and
Jacques Cayott.
No. s. Mildleneck-Close,l. No house.
No. t. Port IIrrman-D. 4. Evans. William Fears and
T.. 7. Nipple.
No. j. Chesapeake City-T. r. Hopper. Geo r. Carpen-
ter and Joseph Brooks.
No. s. Pivot Bridse-Cllsrles A. Bryan VIM. II. Kirk
and Samuel Thompson
No. = Uniyorsalist Church-Wiliau, 2hoAiey, G. A.
Deakyne and JanUs AilsD.
No. S. Back Greek NesL--EiWari H. Billdle, g. ".
Ennllal nna Eli Eoard
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North East Items.

Death-Festirals- ls-Hdruest-E Train-
Lectures-Fre ErtinguisAer-Stopped for
Repa'rs- lmproceDssnts- Stra,cberries -
Hsdry Order
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NOTICES, &c.
NOTICE

Is hereby given TO all parties concerned that the
Undersigned have been appointed by the Circuit Court
for Cecil county, ia Chanccry Commissioners to make
division Of thu Real Estate formerly owned by William
Hudson deceased if the shall be found capale of
division without loss and injury and if not capable of
such division. then to value the same will meet for that
purpose" On the premises MONDAY the seventh day
"f Juiv 1873 aud then aud there proceed To execute
said commission, WILLIAM LINDSEY,
CHARLES RHOADES
J. X. PRICK,
II. ii. BRADY,
May ), lsi3-tm THOMAS b. HOPPER
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-21

iatipg knoNn air. Fletcher L. Marine for many years
past We take please in statiag that know him to be
gentleman in whom the utmost confidence may bG
placed, IN the transaction of business lie is pIumpt
attentye oblisng aud .tliable:--
Thomas kei,o, Esq. director in is; Nat;1.ai hank.
John " Kan?p|ph EsI,r ts,.,,ifr I'd sati"nal Bank.
i. Cornc,iu9 Cashier Farmers Planters Nat. Bank.
Rotc't Turner Director in Franklin Bank.
Rev. !. p. Cook. Baltimore Conference NJ L. Church
Mr.. John Partridge. Elkton, Cecil county.
Mr.. VIM d. Alexander, North East Cecil county.
MIR. S Rowland Carson Port Deposit
Mr.. Amos Spencer, Hasre de Grace, Nd.
Juue l. lS,2-U
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-21

A Large Auction Sale at Chesapeake
City, on Friday 18th, Saturday 14th, Non
day 18th, Tuesday 18th, by
GEO. W COLLIER,
Auctioueer.
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-21
FOR .RENsI

The DWELLING HOUSE, known the Toll agf!A
House on the fIans foal. near Elkton Es ri
EasGe$siJn siVer iin!roistely MiH
Apply at WuIG OFFICE -ElA
lSne 1-GW klkten, Nd
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Notice to Creditors,

This is o give notice. that the subscribers of Cecil
county have obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county, letters of Administration ON the personal estate
of ISRAEL VALENTINE,
late of said county deceased All persons having claims
against the aa deceased hereby warned to exbilit
the same with the vouchers thereof duly
On o. before III" 18th day of May 1871:
they may otherwise hy law, be excluded all benefit
of said estate. All persons indebted said estate are
requested to make immediate payment 10 the subscri.
bers. Given under our hauds, ihis 18th dsy of Nav
1879. JOSEPH MILLER
A'lnipi.tTat tar Of Israel Valentine, dec d.
Test-HIUhEN d. JANAR, Register
may II, ls5a-6w
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-21

Base Ball. - Three very interesting
games of base ball have been played, for
championship, between the Eureka Club
of West Nottingham and the Haymakers
Of Pennington, two of which were won by
the latter club. But the former being
somewhat reyengeful again challenged the
Haymakers to play for an ice cream sup
per to be played on Saturday 14th. 1t was
accepted. When the Eurskal made their
appearance it was discovered that they had
gotten players from Oxford and East Not
tjpgham to assist them; considerable con-
tcHtton arose between the two clubs, but
finally tils IEaymakers agreed to play them
and won By s41.rs Of SO to 30
A Bogus Imitation OF the HeEe Sew.
ing Machine, improved, has been on sxhl-
bition i1 Cur town, and which the agents
commenced to seii for $G5, the price of a
first~cIass machine. The ai.atomers soon
discovered that the same machine can be
bought for $40, frsm the Company's An
thorised Agent. Wig Building, Elkton.
Base Ball.-A gams Of base ball was
played on Tuesday, between the Aiphas of
Eskton and the Delaware College, nine of
Newark. at the latter place, resulting in a
victory for the Alphas, by score of 80 to
90
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-21

Father q Strange Proceeding.-T
collector of town tax is calling on our cti-
Zens for the tax levied under the new
assessment. When new assessment of
property has been made heretofore of our
tswn or county, it has been the practice
to open the books for examination by the
taxables SO that errsrs or excessive valua-
tions may be corrected. Why are law and
custom both neglected in the present
instance?
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-21

Lecture.-Rev. J. Barnett Mann will
lecture in the Ebenezer N. E. Church,
Zion Circuit, on Wednesday evening, June
25th, at 8 o'clock.
Admission free. A collection will be
taken for the benefit of the Sabbath
School.
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-21

Fatality Among the Innoeents.
children are sick from the intense heat OF
the weather. Rev. Mr.. Heberton, and
Noble T. Biddle, Esqs., each lost child
this week. The former died on Monday
afternoon and the latter on Thursday night.
Both children were under ono year old.
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-21
AGENTS WANTED!
CAST ADRIF! Cast Adrift!

" A companion TO the famous Three Years in
Man-Trap and Ten Nights in a Bar Room" by
T. S. ARTHUR. The latest aud greatest book of this
celebrated anthor-spenddly illustrated, elegantly
ndorsed by the most prominent people and papers the
country. story of crime and outrage in our midst
which will appa the stcutest heart. Will do more for
the of temperance and morality than the Law
Agents who have sold "ManTrap cannot fail to sell
double the number Of this book. A Life of the
Author, with steel portrait, presented every
scribef. Descriptive circulars and froe
application to J. NJ. ST0DDART CO., Publishers 733
Sansom Street Philadelphia. Pa.
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-21
THE MARKETS.
Elkt0n Markets.

CORRECTED EVERY FRIDAY,
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-21

knTNTc In every town, at home or
AI1fNA travelling. Large cash pay and
liberal premiums for getting
WkNTTn up clubs. The best outfit.
WAN|fl Send at once for Terms and
particulars. Address
WATERS & CO., PEls., chicago
June :. 1S73-3m
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-21

Dam Building.-Francis Green, of
Cherry Hill, Nd, has contracted to build a
dam breast for E. 1. DUPONT & Co., at the
lower yard on the Brandywine, and is pre-
pairing to do the work in the shortest prac-
tical time. He is also about building a
dam breast for Hoffman at Chadd's Ford,
Of which bis son will have the supervision.
Between the two places he will need some
fifty quarrymen.-W Wilmington Commercial.
The Peach Crop, ke.-A few weeks
since, a correspondent from Kent county
stated there would probably be about 4
three-fourths crop of peaches. We learn
from the same source this week, that the
estimate was, or is now, too high. With
in short time the fruit has fallen from
the trees to great extent, and in many
orchards there is net peach to be seen.-
From the statement of our informant
there will hardly be more than half yield,
if that.
Kent depends largely on this crop, and
Ihs laliure Will be sadly felt. IliS wheat,
oats and corn crops in the county arc
promising.
Ihe Closing Exercises OF the EIktOn
Academy.-The final examinations OF the
school year will commence on Wednesday,
June 10Th, at o'clock Pm, and close on
Thursday at Bpm.
Visitors are cordially invited to attend
at the Academy rooms, on those days, and
encourage and sustain US by their presence.
AT 8 o'clock P. NJ, June eth, the clos
ing exercises of the Academic year will be
held in the Odd Fellows Hall.
Inc programme will consist of speeches,
essays, select readings and vocal and in
strumental music. A select orchestra OF
five Instruments will assist in the entertain.
ment. Admission fess-for adults 25 cts,
for children Is cents.
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F. E. MARINE,
No. 81 w. PRATT STREET,
BY CONSENT REFEP 70 Tl!2 roLloH.sy cERrRIoArKs:

9S-rhe highest charge made is Five per cent Goods
OF every description Except Lquors) purchased and
forwarded with despatch, when either cash trade
accompanies the order.
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-21
Rising SUN Items.

Pocket Book Lost -Sidewalks-Dry Wcath-
er-TaN Rye-Ne,o Bank Building, sc.
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REAL ESTAI I,E,

WAREROOMS:-3I7 North Second Street
FACT0RY:-N. T.. corner Sixth and Oxford Street
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A REJOINDER.

Dogberry First, who think you the most desartless
to be Constableg
LIST Watch. Hugh Oatcake, sir, or Geo. seacoa, for
they write and real.
Dogbe1rU-You thought here to be the most
senseess and fit for the Constable. Therefore bear
the Lantern
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-21
MISCELLANEOUS,

Having on hand lot Of the leading Machines can
sell them at prices lower than if bought after the
advance in iron.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-09-02
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

SCHEDULE of Pssscn ger Trains arriving and de-
~ parting at Harper's Ferry Station
TRAINS GOING EAST
Colnmhus Express via Nashing gton.. SIS A. NJ
".nchester Ac'n :. -. 622, I" IS
Passengers by this ira in for Fred erck
junction aud other poin is Id track
change cars al Point of Rocks.
Fast Line via " ashin gton ......... 10 16
SAi Fran via Old Track to all points. 2.O5, r. NJ
st. Louis Express. via washing gton.... 6.I3, .
TRAINS GOING WEST.
-. Louis Express from Bat.via Wash ,12 ns. "A. NJ
Cincinnati .s 10 40 &c
Mail Train old tr'k II 50 ..
Winchester Aeon" Wash, 7I5. p NJ
F,st Limo 75g {" G.
Trains on Main Stem make close connections at
itarper's Ferry with trains running w P. & s.
Division to strasbu-g and points farther South
AT sgerstow n Junction with trains for Hasers-
town, SC.
. Through Ticke,a to all prominent points W eat
South, East and North.
Ticket Office open for all passenger trains, day
and night Comfortable facilities for waiting pas.
sengers. Ar WOOD Ayent
IIarper'a Ferry. June IT. 1873
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PERSONAL.

NOAH WALK Err Il co,
The Celebrated Clothiers of Baltimore
Annonhte the introduction of a plan of ordering
CLOTHING AND: UNDERWEAR BY
i5 LETTER,
To which they call special atteation They will
send on applics tion their improved and accurate
RULES For SELF MEASUREMENT,
and full line of samples IRON their imnense stock
OF Cioths Cessisnercs Coatings, Shirtings, &c.,
thus enabling parties in any part of the country to
order their Clothing and Shirts direc. from them
with the certainty of receiving garments of
The Very --latest Style
And diost Rerfdct Fit
attaInabe. Goods ordered will be sent by Express
TO 10 any part of the country. AS is well known
throughout the Southern Sta es they have for Forty
th1ee ears excelied in all department of their
business which a substa tial guara ntee as to the
character of the Goods they will send out. large
and well assorted stock of
RNADY-MADE CLOTHING
always on hand. together with full line Of
FURNISHING GOODS
including all the latest novelties in design, and
ar I'OPULAR PRICES
When Goods are sent per Express C. o. D. there
VIII be no cole cton charge amounts of 90 and
over. Rules for seit- m.a sure,nent Samples of
Goods a"d Price List free application. The at
t"ptUn of the Trade ia invited to our Nhoesa Ie
Department, which 10 l~ays kept up the hiehest
standard.
NOAH WALKER & Co,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Mems and Eoy's
Clothing an. Furn ishlng Goods, either
ready.lnade or made order.
lG5 and l6T baltimore Street,
baltimore, MD.
April l, 1871.
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CHAs. r. LEE-Ber7yyii2e.
JOEL w. RoBEnTs-Middlepa
ADAM LINK, Jr.-Du6ields Depot.
JAS: w. BARNHARr-U Unionville
NJ. w. BuRR-Bro,cn's Shop
r. H. RoBERTs-Kenrneys0iNe.
HENRY S. LEAGUE-Leetooa.
JOHN w. DALGARN.