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PHILADELPHIA Markets.

Flour active for good grades; others dull;
surrerfine s3.50@3.75; extras $4@4.5O;
Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio family
extra $5.75@6.25. Wheat firm; red 81 90;
amber $1.25@1.32. Rye steady; 93@95
cents. Corn firmer; yellow 81 t@92 cents;
Western mixed 80 cents. Oats firm; white
61@624 cents; mixed 59a&61 cents.
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NOMINATIONS FOR Con GREss.-The Dem
ocratic Congressional Nominating Conven-
ton for the Second District, met Thurs
day, at Towsontown, and upon the 31Oth
ballot, Charles L. Roberts, of Carroll co.,
was nominated. Resolutions were adopted
condemning the policy of the Republican
party towards the South, and the sending
of troops thither; denouncing the Enforce
ment act, and calling for a return to specie
payment.
The Republican Congressional Nominal
ing Convention for the Sixth District, met
at Hagerstown, on the same day, and with
entire unanimity renominated Hon. Lloyd
Lowndes, Jr., for Congress. Resolutions
were adopted commencing the policy of
the Republican party, denouncing repudia-
ton, and favoring return to specie pay
ments, and calling for the suppression of
lawlessness and mob violence in the South.
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BALTIMORE HAY AND STRAW MARKET.
The market for Hay is quiet, with good
supply, but prices are we'll sustained
Clover $12; mixed s15@17; Maryland and
Pennsylvania Timothy $lS@2O, and choice
Cecil county $21@22. Wheat Straw 50;
Dat $11; Rye $l3@14; all per ton of 1000
mounds
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Retail Price, $38 per ton.
SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR LARGER LOTS.
j. TOME & CO.,

Swithin G. Shortlidge's Boarding School
for Young Men and Boys, krnnctt square Pa.
Charges reasonable Books and Stationery inclu
ded. No extras whatever Fine Building with Gymna-
stun. Bath Rooms with hot and cold
apparatus. "a Lectures Chemistry. "a ON Philoso-
ply and Physiology. Courses History. First-cliss
instruction. Home Good board guaranteed
Special attention young and backwa pupils Apply
early the Principal for New Circulars and Testimon-
als of Patrons and the Press in which Bayard Taylor
President Hill, Col Hinton and others recommend the
School. July ll-3m
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Mr.. Lewis flies new banner from the
GLASS FRONT, which is emblamatic of new
and beautiful styles of Goods displayed at
this old and favorite emporium of the peo-
plo
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Lock at that 81 Boot, at
MCCRERY g. BoULDBN' s.

Come and Examine our stock of Linen
Goods, Embroideries, Handkerchiefs, Small
Wares, Toilet Articles, Hoop Skirts, Lace
Curtains, ETC., at prices to suit everybody.
NEW YORK BRANCH STORE.
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For the Fall OF 1874 the price of
WAXING & Bros PURE GROUND BONE
is, for the Ordinary Grade, sac per ton;
Extra Fine, "A
Bags as heretofore. Sample and circular
on application.
Tuos. WARINs s. Bro, Colora, Md.
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EDiscOpal Female Institute.

Rev. j. c. WHEAT. A. NJ, Principal formerly Vice
Principal of the Va Fem. 1ns.) with competent assist
ants in the various departments of English. Mathea
les Natural Science, Languages Music vccal aud in
strumental) Drawing and Painting. The session of
scholastic months begins September 2d, 1874 Circulars
of course of study, TERMS &c sent application. j.
c. WHEAT Winchester. Va. R.ttrenccS The Bishops
and Clergv of the Z. T. Church of the hincese of Va
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sB No risk in buying of M1cHENER &
Co., at Colora Md, for they always war.
rant their goods. [76
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The best CLOVER HULLER known is
the Keystone, and MICHENER s. Co., of
Colora, Md, sell them. Send for circular.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

WANTED TO BUY
STOCK AND FIXTURE OF GENERAL COUNTRY
STORE, in some prosperous locality. TERMS CASH.
Address CASH
Sept II, 1S14-1m Lock Box Cpl, Baltimore p. O.
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Mems, Boys and Youths Heavy and
Fine Boots. A large stock and low prices,
at MCCRERY & BoULDEN's
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REAL ESTATE.
Farmland, Or Farm, for Sale.

IuT11I IuIIuI Ut ! uII11j tut OuIGI
FORTY ACRES, in four fields fenced in part
by live hed5". Tire. fields have been titled for years
and with good results. There 10 Water Fruit and
Timber on il, and an excellent site for Buildings
OR
A FARM OF FIFTY OnD ACRES with kAsaA
ID" El.LlNG, beautifully shaded, and Well of IIl
good water close byJ Frame Barn. and other w &
outi"ISes The land, fenced in part hy live
hedge Is of good quality and well wat,rd 1nrrr Is
me timber, and "A srcat variety OF fruit it.
The above tracts divided by lane to one purrlis +.
The Farm suitable for d.iry purposes, lies i'll the fiith
DISTRICT 81 tcil comfy, Md on the road from Clnr>
town 10 Rising Sun, Hbuut miles latter
conveniently situated and in desirable ncighloriood.
I'rlce I" suit the times, the wants retire
Immediate possession given. if desired.
For further particulars apply To- the premises.
address, JAMES SlIOBE.
Upper Principle. Cecil county, Md.
May L. 1ST4-tf
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Meetings Of County Commissioners.
TIME regular meetings of the County Commissioners
i will be held on the second TUESDAY of every
month.
Persons having claims against the County, will please
file the same in the Commissioners Office with legal
voucher; account will be allowed not properly
chargeable to the same
Collectors and others having accounts to be stated
settled will apply the Clerk during the of the
Board. BY Order.
IF. yANARSDALR Clerk
Commissioners of Cecil County.
De H. lS67-y
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TO FARMERS and OTHERS.
Bones.
THE Cheapest!
THE SUREST!
THE BEST!
MORE FOR THEIR MON %

''These are all made from Raw Bones and or
less animal matter is mixed with them. To keep it
from pntrefying Nitre Cake Sulph- of Soda from the
Nitric Acid Works. is mixed with the ground material
This has the effect of s"ftenng the Bone and render
ing it more soluble Some of the Phosphuric Acid in
each of the specimens is soluble in water and much
larger quantity is soluble in solution of Citrate of
Ammonia. Thus tho Ground Bone, in trial with
solution of Citrate of Ammonia gave lib per of
Phosphorc Acid. and in another trial gave Is b per
of Phosporc Acid. N,iung the Ground Bone from
these results, should he estimated containing
267 lbs. of reverted Phosphoric Acid sl3...S3471
O. = lbs. of Ammonia, So Observation-Disclosures. 1850
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Notice to Creditors.

Notice to Creditors.
This is give notice that the subscribers of Cecil
county. have obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county, letters Tesamrntary the personal estate Of
THOMAS McVEY,
late of said county, deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned t" exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
On or before the l>t day of September 1875;
they may otherwise hy law be excluded from all benefit
of said estate All persons indebted to said estate
requested tn make immediate TO the subscribers
Given under hands, this 18th day of September, 1874.
ELIZABETH McVEY,
MATTHEW C. McVEY.
Executors of Thomas McVey, deed.
Test-REUBEN ID. JANAR Register.
Sept s. S14-6w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BETHEL ACADEMY,

for business for the Va Universities by which it is
endorsed: affords facilities for learning Practical Sur
reying. Housekeeping and Telegraphy and has an intro
ducory Of Lac Its students are offered Prize
Scholarships i'll the Univ of Va, the Washington and
Lee Univ. and the Va. Mil Institute. $3.50 for
Board and Tuition for half session of 20 weeks
No Extras. For Catalogue, &c, address Principals
Bethel Academy 2. D. Fauuuipr Co Va
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NOTICE.
TIE NORTH EAST BUILDING AND LOAN ASSO-
CITATION OF CECIL COUNTY
NOTICE.

JOSEPH G. JOHNSON AND WIFE.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county In chancery.
ORDERED This Goth day of August 1874 that the sale
made and reported by the North East Building and Loan
Association Cecil county be ratified and confirmed
unless to the contrary thereof be shown or
before the 10th day of October next; provided copy
of this Order be inserted in newspaper published
in Cecil county aforesaid q week tor month
before the 24th day of September next.
The Report states the amount of sales to be 81 CO.
A. W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
True copy; test, A. W. MITCHELL,
Aug -, lS1I-lm Clerk.
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that application will be made
to the County Commissioners Of Cecil county at their
regular meeting in October, to vacate part of the
New London road running through land of the Society
of Friends. Brick Meeting House. and lay
road in lieu thereof Riae's Hotel.
Sent L. lS11-lm
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This speaks for itself the above analysis is made
by entirely dsintcrested party and 10y the RESPONSE
Die head of Agriculture for tho State of New jersey
hat better evidence is required
Mr. Listers factory is open for inspection to his
TONER'S but not to those rith rho they ,cast bust
ness. and TO rhOm hey refuse to sell
The that this Bone can be sold at such u low
price is because making Agricultural Bone is with them
secondary business. to up the accumulated stock
of material after making Bone Black for Sugar rein-
cries of which they perhaps, tho largest manufac
turors in the United States.
R9-We solicit the patronage of the Farmers and
Changers of the county, and assure them will
mir snti.E IN,
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ASTRAY.

On o about the 1Ith of August last straycd away
HIHy from the subscriber. Il Bay View. n small RED
HJS COW with the point of her tail off, and slit in
kaA-rtsa Any person giving information which
to her recovery will he satisfactorily rewarded
by the owner. WILLIAM L. GAMBLE.
Sept r. 1S14-2w Bay View. Cecil county, Md.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
All persons Interested in a certain Machine known
" De BuHcn American Mat Ii Stick Machine situated
the mill Known Hill Aoxanders mill, in Elkton,
take notice that scri- faciis Mechanics Lien has
been issued against said machine out of tue Circuit
Court for Cecil returabc the 3rd Monday of
september next. The machine is owned by Francois
De Bowens The claimant is William ii. Spratt, and
the amount claimed is Sl555O. Therefore attend said
Court said day and show if any yon have, why
said claim shall not be levied of said machine.
W. W. SCOTT,
Aug % lS74-4w Sheriff.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-09-12

CONVENTION OF SOUTHERN REPUBLI-
CANs.-The recent outrages in the South
will result in convention composed Of
Southern Republicans, to be held at Chat
tanooga, Tennessee, on the 18th of Octo-
Der. At this convention the condition and
prospects of the party in the Southern
States will be fully considered and an ad-
dress issued to tho country. Delegates
equal in number to the Congressional dele
cation will be present from each State. 1t
is understood that in addition to the gen.
eral address which is to be issued, steps
will be taken to secure additional legisla-
ton from Congress. The character of this
is, however, not known.
There are more than ten thousand
people in the United States who expect to
be the happy possessors of the first grand
prize in the Kentucky Gift Concert of $3.50
900. All of them but one will be disap-
pointed. One will get it, for Gov. Bram-
lette, the manager, at Louisville, has an
nounced that the Concert will positively
take place on that day; that there will be
no further postponement, and that the cap
ital prize will positively be the sum stated.
And if our readers want TO know more of
it, write to him.
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WANTED.
ANIMAL MEETING.

Dissolution Of CO-PartMership.
Lair and George n. Gray, under the and firm OF
LAIR GRAY. is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. JOHN LAIR is authorized to collect all debts
due the firm and all persons having claims against the
firm will present them to said Lair for collection.
JOHN LAIR
September LIST, 1874. GEORGE N. GRAY.
Sept 5-3w
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That is if you went to wholesale druggist to bny the
above amounts at their prices, to mix yourself ton of
good manure would cost Sal 81
While We sell it S3S per ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-01

SEA-SIcK, Your HoNoR."-The Detroit
police court had the following lively scene the
other day:
Flora Fleming, young woman of TWENTY
nine, was led out and balanced on the mark,
and the smile she langulshed on the Judge wou d
have killed bear twenty yards of.
"Your name Is Fleming, believe ?" he asked
"Flora Fleming. sir" she answered with a
graceful bow.
"And you were-were?"
"Sea-sick," she interrupted, "nothing but
sea-sick."
A boy with his front teeth out laughed until
he shook all over at the strange excuse, and the
three old women blew their noses in q doubling
manner.
"Miss Fleming" said his Honor, gravely,
''I'm q lone old man, travelling toward the sun
set of human life, and you should not seek to de-
ceive me-"
"I tell YOU IL was sea-siokness," she replied.
"Miss Fleming, shall have to make il sixty
days" he continued, sand do IL more In sor-
row than In anger. Your false hair, your gi-
gantic hustle, your winks and smiles can make
no impression on me, and yet grieve q little
that one who could be such an ornament TO So
ciety should 60 up to eat mush and weave
cane"
She fell down in q faint, as Bjjar took her
back into the corridor, but when he went 10
throw pail oEwater on her she leaped up and
elawed at bis nose, CRYING out, "Your mi err
able old rhinoceros. will you 20 for to abuse a
broken-hesrted ladf?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-01

soNK OF the Newspapers east speak co 1ssmpt-
uonsly or Colonel &c ante geo ogical re -sraaes
in the Black Hills. Cantor ompels Ia al mis-
sion that Colonel Gran,'< geology . ne,
more respectable support tbS n General Castsr,s
or General Forsyth's. tatsed the man nm ct-d
with the expedition Who scta aIly ga I'll !. Ia,
yet to be heard from.-CAisego Tfi6zae
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-01

N s.5s s. 1 e. s 3 ~ q. g.,
SSSi - %: ~ 7, =, s::.' 3, fssa 80
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
FIRE INSURANCE.

Aiagars Iire Insurance. COMPANY Of New York
Asets, 81, sse,91. Surplus, S85s M.
Republic Fire Insurance Company Of Kew YORK.
Assets, o70o.0W. Surplus, e4W.000.
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company of Nev
York-Asssts, oeos,460. Surplus, os6s 00o.
National Iire Insurance Company Of Phfladel.
Dhia, Pa-Assees, 9s6e DO. Surplus, o36s ,0O0
gfnta-Assets, es16,0W. Surplus, olls,O0
WILLIAM u. BRAMHALL n 90
nay8-u Agents. GOT 7th street northwest.
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1 AW SCHOOL
OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGETOWN,


The next term OF this School will commence en-
MsRhA sDAf October 2, lS74, with the following
JUDGE GEORGE W. PAsCHAL,
Criminal LaW and ne Science Of GoUsTH1asa.
p,,,o,uG IH5klsToPHER IEGLE, Ii. B.,
domestic Relations Gnd The Do,triEs az Es,,i,,
Ine plan OF instruction embraces Lectures, Reoi.
law, together with illustrations Of actual Court
Application for Information, either in person or
by letter, may be made the Secretary who viii be-
present 1.-THE College hall, Gonzaga Law Building
a24-tOl0 B. T. HAELEY, Sec. Of the Fsculty.
I'Hk MISSES OsBORhE'S YOUNG LADIES'
- BoAbDiNG ano DAY SCHOOL, sa3 NJ
snPsTler advantages. Northern Teachers: Mod
craze terms. sugl2-sm'
V'HK wAsHINGFON TEMALK SEMINARY
bTT6HER and Miss NJ. 9. DouGL2ss, AS P Il e.
EoNZAGA COLLEGE,
" 81, tst. North CaVitOl and 1si SIS northeast
the Society Of Jesus The course Of studiss T. sSS
same IS that pursued in other Institutions conducted
ny war oraeE' sehool viii be reoPensd on MON
sueistocii = JAMES CLARK, 81 Priest.
pATAPsOO FEMALE INSTITUTE,
NEAR BALTIMORE, ND.
Ihis Institute has been in operation for thirty
eight years. The number of pupils is limited It's
location Is pre-eminenty healthy lie central and s
easily reached by railroad from Baltimore and
Washington cities.
For Circulars address
HRs. g. b ARCHER
sngI-m,wi1m kllioott City p o. Maryland.
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY,
WASHING TON, ID. C.
The Preparatory Department opens September
The COLUMBIAN 0cIiege opens septembsr i6. .
The n edlcal College opens October s,
Inc Law scnool opens October "a.
Dor Catalogues, containing full particulars in
gard to terms sod courSes Of Instruction, address
BseO.Ocl JAMES O. "ELLlS Sfs., IL; D..
ID Thorough Instruction. healthful and bss1tifai
5estsustsiDed institutions Ia the state For terms.
&C sodress Rev. JOHN ii. BLAKELEY, Phi. ID.
MILE. TARDIyEL, xs W 4sth street, Rev
N1 nerk reopens her French, Eugiisb and Ger
and o6Gren lsn aging Gsi
A LHWIOK SEMINARY FOR YOUNG La DIES
..I p a. b E5so s.s.! sI S9
MERCHANT TAILORS.
+. B. aMIERRtHANr TAILOR,
49, STREET, OPPOSITE P.IEsI OFFICE
q J. HKIBEReKR-
mTrzrr5 sne sssT e An = n ESSdsn oO,J
I'LL, hoRG ssI H PsSs ave-. BrSsss
HOTELS.
W1srS5IRFEEEE1EHI 1851, rLA,.
Corner Of Irving Place and 18th street
NEW YORK.
Only one block from Union square, the mos esn-
ssos. Il sna
ss1nf sst.il All. tore, be: been snl.ry.a and I'm:
sp re Sesssnssr slsystoF p,v -
HHsON1 hOTKL,
Ne. res Q grEIf,
3Ue BIYwHunYI md eYI eYIxHr.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
FIRE INSURANCE.
Assets, q SIS "a. Surplus, Sa6s IA
Republic Fire Insurance Company Of Kew Yort-
Assets, o700.00 Surplus, s40,O0C.
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company Of Nev
York-Asssts, oess1s0. Surplus, os6s 90.
National Iirs Insurance Company Of Phfladel.
Dhia, Ps.-Assts, ss6e1 900. Surplus, oSss .o00
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And other goods at lowest possible rates,
hLfHoNzo rOUN6s a CO., Grocers,
MASONIC TEMPLE, srH srRK.Y.
opposite o. .. Potent once,
ELPHoEZo YoUHGs,3
J. y. JOHNSON. $500,
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rsfABLIsH q D IssI

y0HH q. BARTHIL,
Sf1LM DYER AND SEQ tRIK.
No. 11t Icur- anc a ak street, Zone door eoutn
Of Oolonfxatton Hall
ksaiss Drsssss CLEANED sn6 DYED without benz
ss1tis@sns Garments Cleaned and DYED vnAoss
20 Gloves, Shoes, Turs, &c.. ussnsd q sborsss
ot.oe. povlS-6
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

GALL Az O. GAUTIFRN
lzlI and 1918 Pennsylvania avsnue,
r. f0r pure INKS and LIQUORS, Of ell gr,dss,
,CLARET, per dozen, ss 50; RHINE WINE, ss:
SIsGkR BRANDY, RASPBERRY SYRUP,
oC.s &c W.T.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-12-31

On Christmas night al atfray &C.
Cured at the hotel in this place
which came near proving fatal to
one or both parties having a part
in it. A dance was in progress at
the house, and, according to one
version OF the affair, a lumberman,
(whose name we have been unable
to lcarn) who WIS drunk, was Or
dered out of the house by the land
lord, VIM. Wood. Instead OF com
plying, the man drew loaded re-
volver, cooked it,snapped it, leveled
ut Wood, who in turn, caught up
the rsker and struck his anfagonis,
over the head, fracturing the skull,
Tho other side Of the story is that
Wood drew the poker before the
lu,nberman produced his revolver
Tho injured man was removed &c
Aruold's camp, (whcrc he had beer
working) aud DR.. Mott called t.
attend him. At present wri'in!
| "wednesday it is thought lie vii
recover.
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Ellsworth TlYTlD.

Ep,roK STAR WIN. Day 10
building a new house on his farm,
while 4. Woodruff has been adding
some suhstaLti"l and very Hcccssary
repairs to his; and T >. L""griiac
is erecting a dwelling hruss upon
his sou,h farm.
Mrs. ID. Dclxclli il visiiing friends
at Lima, Ohio, her f''r,ner homo.
Michael Derschrl of Pinora has,
the past Fall, been engaged in
erecting n large frame honsc, and
rs lis fame went norihward, COMING
to the land Of Ellsworth, johnny
Grice . folks ca,ue south To see
what was done; and strange to say
they found the house 30 pleasant
they have MAYED there fr the Win
ter. Mr.. Derschcl is busily en-
gagged numbering.
The leorle Of Ellsworth have
heen very much excited the p.S'
Fall, an acc, unit Of having received
no two mill-tax Ter the support d
schools the coming year; but jus'
ms the excitement was ut its high
est pitch among the people, Mr.
Towner came to their relief, ant
calling the people together, ex-
blamed to the satisfaction Of all pres
ent that the money had not beef
collected and the money which tn
Board ordered to lie paid OF high
way orders wac money Which wa
indeed highway moneys, which eA
planation was satisfactory and tn
! Board is free from ccRsure in tn
matter. AS the people now under
stand, they did nothing but the
duty in the adjustment Of the moi
ey.
As Mr.. Towner is abont movin
> to Chase IL enter upon the dnll'
l. OF his Office az O"nnty Clerk, !
= has resigned his office as Snpervis
r, Of Ellsworth, in favor of E. K. o
finger, Esq, who will no doubt
appointed. +.