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LATEST SHIP NEWS
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ARRIVED.
Steamship Somerset CBr Weston, Bristol Eng- July o,
vi D.Us ri " ID. Morgan.
Steamship leo Daniels july II, via Nassau 18th,
win m3sp. pass. &, Murray Ferris = Co. -, %
with md.e. and pass. TO CLARK a ; lhsn - a ,.,
steamship ErasheaT, forbes, EeN-Crcans July IL WIN
SreaisshiS ,i,cri ciicrL arcnds Hamburg July s. and
-. Boatn So with m 49, and pass. 10 AGnIrat a 20 ,,
steamship salvador, NcheIson, SaNaBnah Jug ID, WIN
md-e aud plS-. 20 ". x. GARRISON. - -, A..
steamship icamon ely, richmond City Point and Nor
ioiL. WITH IuG-e to Old Dominion steamship Co.
steamship CAUCUS BesTse Boston, Win mdse ana pass 10
rA Scp,.lto tNorl Tjorensen. Cow Bay 35 DAVIS with
ark Arosaa l.epeo tIal Aniola, swansea 81 days in
Eg Golden Fleece Armstrong of and from Barbados 10
DAYS. with sugar 81 lnpia, -.
i AeylIlcr (oi IonGonl spray, mo Janero Via Hamp
In. Annie ;rhei5cr, stceman Trinidad, CuOa, Dsa-
w.r- Lressga Ell 20 uJys, witl sIzar ,.
Alexander Aickel, fer-, Lucca JAM Is days with
hgwVOi &C
steamship Idaho or Iy rpUi ship Dragon, foE LONDON
bS, ~ land and MIC. Tor R0 terrain Dreaming sophie,
,rs. Nurc OF Cr,nstAlt CaIiD Frelacs stlIL 1T.
MiND-sanset moderate. cloudy.
FOaLiGN PDEIs.
HALIFAX n g. July l7.-Arriye, BARK Ellie D. (Br from
Ubya s,.r CordovI rom o'At', n y. >, >, -. -,
CuG.a.. iHr Nc"-N'IA scar; IA p.l.h 20. -, =.
No.m SYpNEY c. D., Jny l7.-Airhed ship Hon N.
SouiIiNP!oS. july Is-Thr North German Loyds steam.
slip FanAc lron Ae~IorA ~ D. arrived mere 10.
DOMESTIC POETS.
PORTLAND. Je, JUL IS.-Arrvel. schr. Fannie A Bailey.
non s4luil.e. Kepris July IL. sUoAo i9 tltotwins Of
%ljIVGr0S y C.. July is-Arrived. brig Republic, Tar.
LEWIS D,l JAY Is Arrived. steamship Abemagle
sy FRANCISCO July l7.-Arrlvel bark Barbara Prove
utai.l. ircSe from Geuoi wa Ealp'rdsh
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REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEES.

A special meeting of the Republican Central
Committee held last evening at Republican Han!
Thirty tirG-S, Broadway, Jacob ~ Patterson, jr,
in the chair resolution adopted requesting the
several district associations " hold not less than
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STABBED FOR STEALING.

Last evening James Griffith, i'll passing a
a"oAei Stand IN Center Market. Newark stole a pO-
Oin O@SHe' and Madame Rozani, the owner OF
The stand. rushed at MIN with, and sa,.d
" dhe shoulder innietng painful wound she was
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MIDNIGHT WEdTHER REPORT


fTObdbihbss
For Nc,r- Epq'dnd and the Middle States re1y
irq,a JasYg cloudy srsaiher ,cth Hgit sOuhsrig n
frg,iy uHI sliylt changes Ia barometer, C,sd during
Hr rrsuiHy HtIi9srsiDrmS Hc,T he co1,iS.
FOR the lower Lake rciUI lower temperature than on
TUESDAY with nulthcry c1scrly winds, rising, fol-
lowed b. falling barometer aud p1rily cloudy weather
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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PISSENGERS 4RRLVED.

PROM BRISTOL. EyG.-I s''TrShip somerset, July -
Frs Eliza Rrrrpy, Misses ryares and LiZauot Val or
Miss Jane harrington, John d. Wrs.on G. NASSAU Nm
Cisr 4 e. yendsn, MIsSeJ nary nd Alice ae 5oseph
b. Wilson r. DC Lpin, HeAfy Hanson, VIM IA nd0lph, a.
NJ Williams, Henry Clare.
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NEW JUDGES OF NEwHAMrsumE

CoNCoEp, y. II, July 1s.-Ihc Governor
and Council hav, nominated the following judges 81 me
new Supreme Court: Chief Ju,tico-Chalcs Dol "i Ioi-
uesfoF: As-oriatc Ju-tccs-ClutonW STANLEY ~ Man.
rl,.-,r w. j. Foster of Concord, Aaron ". SiNycr 81
Nashua. George :. Bingham Of iiticton and WIZ H. H.
Il IIMIrIMDIt.
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AyuxsrArED CONGRESSMAN CALLED OK.

BJSTDN, Mas, july lS.-lhc lloh' h"lua -
Frost; recently unscacd by the tnicd states House q"
REPRESENTATIVES. was called last MINT at hi' resi-
d, nee Mount Dillingham;, Chelsea, hy large number ~
potcq friend, ard acquaintance. speeches were inlit
1y M Frost Mayor Gfocu, Collector ShHinon5 Judge
tIumisii4Iu, and Others.
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ALABAMA REPUBLICANS UNITED.

MGSrGOMERY, Ala, July lS.-Ihe spencer
and auii~pcnccr Republican factions have viinit'"n
their state tickets and united ticket headed by y
NoodrliI, the present Mayor 81 SELMA
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covcprseroy,L NOvTyATION.

CONGRESSIONAL ND1l'AlioN'
KANsAs CITY, Mo-, July lS.-B. j. franklin
ha, nominated for Congress by the Democrats Of
the Win District.
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INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN METHODS

DEAKE DLKAY, Recording Secretary.
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NICK-ECRG. Miss, July lS.-J. K. Lynch was
nominated unanimously the first ballot Tor Congress
by tho Republican Convention oil tho Yi,h District to-day
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LADIES BUY OLD SOUTH CHURCH.

Boston, Mass, July ia number of
prominent Boston ladies have purchased the Old South
Church building. and II they raise The amount
CURED H. purchase the land ~ sky days Will take down
the Luild!ng aud rctrtct IL elsewhere.
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THE FRENCH UNIVERSITY BILL.

The Senate has commenced the discussion
Of the University bill. M. WALTON proposed that the
debate be adjourned till next session. TAe discussion
will DO resumed tomorrow.
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,,d S THERE SUCH A TnNG 1--WE extract this
eaunbt S"d paper Ia case such gdTa is 10 he
IVAN, 1"u VIII give the address when il is caught
IL i,, county girl (cnnrci tall aud strong about
tent out ongnop, TO help In family OF two mau
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4 dcputation waited on n large meeting OF
Lancashire cotton sl"nnrrs yesterday at Manchester
and persuaded them to postpone reduction o! wages
for IA month.
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MARRIED.

JOLISE-LARKIN-On wednesday, July IL. az 81. Paus
Church. sing Si.S. by the Rev. James l. Helm, = T. d..
II. Jov oI AUwGork 10 Mary T., el1es. u2usLter
OF francs LarAiu, co,I, VI sing sing, y. y.
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You NAV escape all danger from attacks Of Diar-
rhea Dysentery Cholera M0rus by little iorothOugh IN
prov ding yourself with nr JAMES CARaSATyg BALKAN
an old remedy and entirely safe
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Tho .tnnhraccncln the rog,lher with

The steady dccncn the barometrccurye. together with
The unchanged tion of the hygg0mctcr and Their.
nncicr curroboTate the previous prcdc ions aud rdi
cate approaching rainfall over large portion OF the
Middle AMI NewEn gland States. Clear weather, alter
mating rapidly with clouiiuess and occasional rainfall
may therefore he looked TIE above area for scyt-
r.il DAYS 10 come.
For tai. cts and 100 miles around, clear, watm
weather initiated by Cloutncss aud haze Is indicated.
and the probability of rainfall by IhuISJay or Friday or
ms, blX gITlIPT
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eoIDrRs, AND .AuLOHs CLUE.

The Soldiors' and Slil0rs' Campaign CIuD
viii have a raj hcation meeting tomorrow evening at
NO. 900 Third-ayc
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THE Isl. ,n 't t,rn-tcs' variations IN i city BY t'nli o.
division. - tr ur 'a y 'ifs pre-
r.I .
ID Curved
rgE i4i.lS
trrIri ni1sr I- u 1"lH
rr~f
u east--y
b. ln1i- re
or va
~ uncertain
A lire ioH tI tn" 80
sl HEi
ID .s5,. points y 4nuisas sbly % pleasant wcaher
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
Providence Il. J.. July lSPintng Cloths market luiet
bat steady and unchanged.
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OF fruits from Persia, OF madden and wine from the
Caucasus. and OF cotton and skins from Bokbaria-
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sScHaSaxl1dsazEz;


an Notices Of Marriages mast be Endorsed uith Igl
name and address.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-04-15
THE LAY OF THE COW.

Switch-engne Louisa, 'B. c. r. e. M
Was slowing up Front street about p. NJ.
When the stoker looked out of the window
to say
"There's a cow going across the TT a. C. X. :"
Pensively halted the COW on the track,
Burs on her pendant tail, bran ON her back :;
Dreaming of summer she seemed not to
see
The approach of the switch eng inc.
Once more the stoker spoke, "There she
is now"
''Bully," the engineer quoth, 'tfor the cow"
And reversing his engine, he cried, "Shoo,
oh, shoo!'
Said the stoker, "Oh, shoot the see-oh-
double your'
Shrilly the wistle shrieked forth its alarm,
And the stoker threw tirewood and Goals
in a swarm;
But the COW never needed, nor thought that
her star
Was setting at four miles an hour.
The switch engine struck her about amid
ships,
And her summer dreams met with total
eclipse;
1t mangled her carcase, most shocking to
see,
And threw her down Front Str doubl E. tea.
Sadly the engineer drew in his head.
And "puled her wide open," as onward
he speed;
But the stoker smiled grimly: cold fell
low, said he
There's some cheap porter-house sta k-e.*
xThat isn't the way to spell porter-house
steak, but the right way would't rhyme.
Burlington Hapkeys.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-04-15
Centennial Notes.

A small place has been selected for the
Greek contributions. 1t is known as the
Greece spot.
A Esquimaux who has been requested
to contribute representative Of game, has
sent an old sledge.
The Algerines would liked to have had
the Exposition opened April LIST, as that
was the day of all jeers.
Tho perfumery display will be very
fne-in fact no person will be admitted
unless he contributes fifty cents.
The Tartars have made remarkable
stride. The steppes of their own country
cannot be exhibited here, however.
In the Spanish department there will
be a display of remarkable taste, for at the
restaurants you may not only see cigar
smoked but cigarette.
Yale and Harvard will send specimens
of the best ores of the United States-bow
and stroke, perhaps-contributed by prac-
teal minors who are now "digging."
One of the Arabs who arrived early,
said to have come before dinner was fin
ished, because he left the desert behind
him, has got bad cold, which has given
rise to the report that there is an Arab
hoarse on the grounds.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-04-15

iourneying through the wilderness, the
cloud that protected them in the rear, was
pillar of light by night. If some unfortu
nate one had Jagged behind until the cloud
had passed by, then to him it would have
been all darkness So it is with the lag
CARDS now; while their comrades move for
ward and keep in advance of the clouded
pillar, "all is we'll " with them, but those
who fall in the rear, cry, "times aint as
they used to aeds." That is true, but they
are better, and when the railroad connec-
tons are completed, as the late Capt. VIM.
Applegarth used to say: " You may bet
your boots, my darIing," that Port will be
some pumpkins; or, as one of our prominent
citizens once expressed it to the writer, zoe
oW be "big bugs" then. So
" Hurrah for the good time coming, boys;
Hurrah for the good time coming
Yours truly, GUYAs CuTAs.
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Little strokes fell great oaks.

Little strokes fell great oaks.
Romantic death-A young lady drown
ed in tears.
The hymn Crock of Ages " was writ
ten in 1776.
If you wish for hearts ease, don,t look
to ma:igold.
When is an egg not oval ?-When you
turn it round.
Never try to make soup while there's
leek in your kettle.
Trade dollars are worth 90 cents in
gold at San Francisco.
Shirts are made and finished in Phila-
delphia at cents each.
Check wins in this world especially if
the cheek is dimpled and rosy.
The patient printers who wait for their
pay may be called Job printers.
There is gun in Massachusetts which
has been loaded for 200 years.
=" Meet me by gaslight, alone" Now
you get out; I'm no gas meeter.''
-1O4 buildings have been erected at
Atlantic City since last September.
There are agricultural ants in Tex
as, that actually plant grain and reap the
harvest.
If a bird in the hand is worth two in
the bush, is a mole in the face worth two
in the ground.
"A hint is as good as kick, but there
are men who will never take one until they
get the other.
-Four hundred vessels sailing from
Liverpool at once? Mersey, what sight;
it must have been well worth going to sea.
-" Big long legged man don't always
sometimes get ahead of little boy" is
Chinese for "the race is not always to the
swift
"A woman is very like kettle, if You
come to think of it. She sings away so
pleasantly, then she stops, and when you
least expect it, she boils over.
-" What is life?" asks Pennsylvania
paper. AS near as we can make out, it's
struggle to come out sufficiently ahead
to pay for respectable funeral.
"A Missouri farm contains fountain
of whitewash, and all the owner has to do
is to take his house over to the spring and
have the job Immediately done.
1t is observed that there are few things
that will make man carry his head so
straight as to have ragged neck binding
on his shirt, with plenty of starch on it,
we'll ironed in.
-" What is heavens best gift to man -
asked a young lady the other night, smil-
ing sweetly on a pleasant looking young
man. ga horse" replied the young man,
with great prudence.
A Fuss ABOUT NoTHING.-The following
is from the London Sportsman of the 22nd
ult.: "An American paper rather sleepily
says it was curious thing recently to see
a horse in Iowa pull the plug out of the
bung hole of barrel and slake his thirst.
We do not see anything extraordinary in
the occurrence. If the horse had pulled
the barrel out of the bung- hole and slaked
his thirst with the plug, or if the barrel
had pulled the bung hole out of the plug,
and slaked his thirst with the horse, or if
the plug had pulled the horse out of the
barrel ard slaked it's thirst with the bung-
hole, or if the bung hole had pulled the
thirst out of the horse and slaked its plug
with the barrel, or if the barrel had pulled
the horse out of the bung- hole and plugged
its thirst with a slake, it might be worth
while to make fuss over it,"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-04-15

LOVES ELECTRICITY.-We all know that
it is quite possible to have angry alterca-
tons through the telegraph, and that the
clerks often quarrel with each other by
wire. We are now told that the art of
peace as we'll as that OF war is studied by
the telegraphist in his spare moments, and
the gentler passions often find vent through
the wire. 1t has been stated that long
courtships have been maintained between
persons hundreds of miles apart, who never
saw each other, and there is now a tele-
graphic sign for cloves first snowdrop,
virgin kiss" One of the latest inventions
in telegraphy, known as the "duplex"
system, is great peace maker, for it en-
ables the operator at either end to charge
at each other as much as they please with
out disturbing the continuity of transmits
sion, thus removing all Involvement to
fight 4 kiss by telegraph, one wonlh
think, would be an admirable specimen of
cloves electricity" and would be thrill
ing in the extreme.
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BUBBLES.
"A popular key-San-key
Tight bOots-A corn Glib.

"A popular key-San-key
Tight boots-A corn Glib.
The first colored caucus-The crow.
A man always with retort--A chemist
"A rush light-A head light on an ex-
press train.
The cry of the greenback-Help Cash
us, or we sink.
How to get something in your stocking
Put your foot in it.
r. -Dandies and nanny goats never fail to
pride themselves upon their kids.
Figures won't lie! Yes they will: e. g.
There's only single upright l."
Why are cents separated from dollars
Don't you see the point?
A friend of ours knows woman so
cross-eyed that when she weeps tears from
her left eye, they drop on her right cheek.
Every married woman is personally
acquainted with man who will sit right
alongside of the stove and let the fire 60
out,
An old darby in Iowa was ON trial for
some crime. When the case was announced
in court. ''The State of Iowa va, Sam
son Cesar" the aged African exclaimed:
"What. de whole State Of Iowa agin dis
chile! den | surrenders."
Fanny Foo Foo was a Japanese girl,
The child of the great Typcoon;
She wore her head bald, and her clothing
were made
Half petticoat, half pantaloon;
Her face was the color of lemon peel,
And the shape of tablespoon.
Children said country minister,
addressing Sunday school, "why are we
like flowers What do we have that flow
ers have?'' And small boy in the in
FAINT class, whose breath smelled of YER
mifuge, rose up and made reply: "Worms!,,
And the minister crept under the pulpit to
hide his emotion.
The recent shower of flesh in Bath
county, KY, has provoked quite religious
revival among the colored population there.
They seat themselves about in little groups,
with their faces turned upward, as if the
heavens were full of mutton chops, and
sing:
"Kum set yere, hungry niggah,
! Kun set yere on the groun',
! De Lawd he am gwine
To frow de vittals down."
&c Battle every day"' exclaimed the
widow Smashpipes, as she dipped the flat
iron upon the horseshoe with bang, and
| looked her neighbour, Snubs, right in the
eye "Why, you don't say so! l never
used to think of stripping my Jeems, and
giving him right good wash, but four
times year; onst in the Spring, onst in
the Summer, onst in the Fall, and onst in
the Winter. Howsomever, some children
ketch dirt sooner than others.''
He was telling her of Beknaps dis
grace, and casually remarked that there
was a woman at the bottom of it, as there
always was in the troubles of men. But
after he had crawled out from under the
bed and apologized, he gathered the chill
dren around him and told them that
woman was holy and beautiful thing.
SO it is that trtles change our views of
life. A fiat iron, aye, even an inexpensive
rolling pin, may the humble instrument
of teaching man that the hay loft is
good enough place for him to sleep in.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-04-15
I'LL ACRES.

more or less, and is all enclosed with fencing The
~ quality of the land is good and in fair state
a13HM of cultivation The improvements consist of a
i.,Ia FRAME DIV EILING, and a FRAME BARN.
s.5ksssA with Stone Basement. There is also Well Of
Water for the use of the house and barn.
No. SIS tract known &" MduhiiRs MONTANA
and contains 90 Acres. 1t lies the North
East river, and is all WOODLAND except few in
cultivation. The improvements consist of small
TENEMENT HOUSE, and some fencing.
No 4-Adioins No s, and contains = Acres. There
is upon this parcel good Fishing Shore,
and II has been rented and used with profit for catching
Fall and Winter fish: and also to Duckers and Gillers
1t will he offered and sold, if desired by bidders with
No. s.
No. lis tract of WOODLAND, and contains ZIG
ACRES more or less.
No. 6-Is a tract of WOODLAND, and confirms SO
ACRES, mere or less
No. lis also tract of WOODLAND. known as
Black HIH, and contains 100 ACRES more or less.
The timber upon the several tracts above described
Woodland consists principally Of Chestnut, Oak and
Pine.
The property will I've shown to any desiring to
purchase. 10y Mr. Edward Hyaud. residing 4 IiyanIA
ANY further information desired lie had by
addressing the Trustee. a, Ektnn. Maryland.
THE TERMS OF SALE, prescribed 10y the decree.
are fol!nws q ehrd Of the purchase money be
paid in cash the day of SALE oue-tlirl in One year
md the remaining oaethird in Two years from the day
of sale. The credit pawn {" bear interest from
day Il sale and 10 be secured Icy the Buud Notes
the purchaser, with approved security.
II. MCCULLOUGH.
Mar :. ls'6-t. Trustee.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-04-15

Is Three boa constructors of immense
size in some mysterious manner eluded OBJ
servation and stole passage in the hold of
sugar lugger from Batavia to Marseilles
not long since. They were only discovered
when, upon arrival at Marseilles, the crew
commenced unloading cargo. The long
voyage had SO sharpened the appetites of
the serpents that it was with difficulty the
men succeeded in escaping the fate of being
swallowed alive. Two of the monsters
were killed by means of poisoned pigeons,
which were thrown into the hold, but the
third either escaped or hid away to die.
The uncertainty of its fate dampens the
ardor of the men whose duty it is to get
out the cargo, and the sweet stuff is han
died in most gingerly fashion.
Erchdnge
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-04-15
NOTICE..
NOTICE..
HUGH F. SCARBOROUGH
Us.
SARAH A. STEEL AND OTHERS.

In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Equity.
ORDERED, This 9th day of March, 1876,
~ that the sale made and reported by william T.
Warburton, Trustee for the sale of the Real Estate
John Steel deceased. he ratified and confirmed unless
to the contrary thereof he shown bfore the
30tl day Of May next: provided copy Of this Order
be inserted in >pi"r printed in Cecil comfy
once week for month before the ijth day of April
next.
The Report states the amount Of salrs to he 1925 h0
a. v. MITCHELL, clerk.
True copy; test, A. W. MITCHELL,
liar p, lS5b-lm Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-04-15

tS5-A remarkable accident occurred on
a recent Sunday in London. i telegraph
wire was broken by the force of the wind,
and in its retracIion almost severed the
head Of an omnibus driver f:om his body.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-04-15
p. =

p. s.
has dropped BULL CALF to the Preston Lincoln
Bull which weighed when born one hundred and five
pounds II is fine, solii dark red with three white
spots its shoulders and back also white fore
head. | will sell this Bull the 10Th instant together
with some Western EWES which sucking
some fnegride SouthGown Lambs. Also two ALDER
NEY BULL CALVES out of two of my best Cows.
April 8, 1S76-2w A. r. MAGRAW.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-04-15
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
237 ACRES,

more or less. 1t is beautifully situated the Elk
river opposite Town Point and has upon il a Duckng
Point and Landing. from which all the products OF
the farm be shipped 10y to tho markets. and
where inc and other fertilizers be landed
use of the farm. When navigation is open.
and sailing vcsses passing daily in view within
a short distance of the dwelling. xkeaR
The improvements upon the farm I.1lH|
FRAME DWELLING, nearly and in good III #s5
repair: BARN with Stabling attached: Gran - asS
ary Corn house Poultry house. Smok ehousc and good
Icc-house There is Well OF excellent Water conven
lent the house. and CIsrn the barn for the
of the X. The farm is enclosed with good fencing
The natural quality of the soil is not surpassed by
the county, and is in good state OF cultivation and
very productive
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-04-15
REAL ESI4 TIE.
MQRTCACEE'S SALE
RE AL ESTATE.

7 NDER a power contained in a mort
~ gage from Edward +. l.,rztere and GeorSeanna
X. Lnrzalere, his wife to the EiLton Building Society,
dated 10th day of August 1873 and recorded in Liber
D. s. No 9 folio 90 &c, of the Mortgage Record
Books ui Cecil county the said Elkton Building Society
Mortgage. will offer at Public Sale at the Court
House door in Elktu Ceci! county, MARYLAND.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-04-15
H. BERKSHIRE PICS.

As aiSht of these are Sows, fine emporium is here
offered 20 all persons desiring get this valuable breed
of Swine which is noted for fine bone ami close-cr;ed
meat they are easily kept. ana troubled
with that scourgs of all White Hogs the Mango. Also