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BUSINESS t,,HANCES.

rl'o LOAN $500 g. ssn o.. , r..,,.o,s..
18th II. '-' %.
SLoco AND sIso IT, LOAN oS VAL -
@s7-sf GEo. TRUEsDFLL. ca, =. 20 IT..
WANT To LOAN 81 5el. =, 10 pa cent. va
~ "a estate; No commission. Arply % N
IHANlEl tAEI>l. 4ao Louisiana d2s 81
SL5Oo AND Lco To LOAN. on r,al estate
=, SECURITY, At 5 per cent. Agply directly q
MERCHANTS NEEDING ASsISrAN, D.
preIafing Stsiemcnts and caileS5'sV accounts vii
please can on G.f GRAHAM. St.Cioud b'g. d27-S"
E'oR SALE Stock. Mixtures. and Coci-wJn - a
Il hTst-cla>s GROCERY and llQJoR STORE
t. 1. l. o'NEAI, $40 q i. nv. des-Si
MONEY ToLoAN. We have s., $40 20 I,sn
fT,m 81 81 ot - :. 5 RAJ eTi'e SSpy m I'm
Prnnsy " anis avenue. daS-2
4 GRoCEl sToRE-~ituation good. and cor a
4 man with limited means g"d chance 90
selling. Apply to 60 d street S.w.. between IL
HOW To SAVE MONEY is the earnest desire
vantage 70 settle their improlem~ni tan MI,
through the agency Of WI. Die ksON, NJ. ees
ings. Large discounts are made in paying
c7,Ho To LOAN. AT PER CENT. ON
Of IS 90 and upwards. TyLER s Rl'TWFR,
FORD. Insurance Agents. CPS Il. nv. d24-6t'
4 sPLENnID CuANCE--For. sale OF rent.
kNooP. e26 Virginia avenue d24-Sg'
4 y INTEREST IN \ VALUABLE AND
"A established AGENCY, requiring hut ulile
time, may be hid hN suitable parry. vita $500
'a,h: Address ". ID. G., star ofhcc.
Dam. WIS
NVANTED- $1,000 ATS FER CENT. ON
~ E@ eT ,, sI ne, property Addr>, - p
RUSINESS WANTED Wanted 10 purrha~,. an
- INTEREST in some paving business. AIply
tf'4 -. NV. R"om & d22 3.
SL5oo 500 To LOAN ~ REAL ESTATE.
- at loper cent. CHARLES ": HANDY,
d2a3t i''' 5 sc,i I'm N y nv
E'oR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR INPRnV-
II Ed PROPERTY LOT large enough Tor two
house, lccaisd only "ne-half ~quarr from the Capi
d22-6t u. II. WARMER 4 CO.. 9I6 p 81
EoR SALE OR RENT-FARM Of forty four
u acres, miles from Capitol; about 800 fruit
quire sc. corner 9Th and ID streets NV. d2l-6.
'HEAP RENT-wm be Rented for FoRrY
y, ppoLLAE. rEE MoNIM those new three siory
lots nicely graded and parked, corner OF 18th and
These Houses are built I'm the very best manner
with all the modern improvements complete with
large Saloon Parlors, fine Dining Room 9 Sleep
sTection. Apply 10 W. :. RoosF. la3s P.pnsXI-
,ania avenue, orJ V. y. HUlCk, 15o5 Pennsyl-
Naila avenue. d2l-2W
Il $500 on Real Estate security
X. -. HOFFMAN.
d2p-6t 10Th aud SIS. W.
Il AGER BEER SALOON and good DWELL
Il ING, No. 81 Market SPACE, opposite the
Georgetown Market, for rent at reduced rate 10
responsible party. Il. II. WARNER 4 CO,
d-o-ot 9l6 81. nv
NOR SALE.
j. 4 lot Of fne SILK UMBRELLAS. from -
~ TO s., being IS per cent. less than Inanu- ~
LECTURERS cost, at
;. GOLD>TEIN 4 Co,
- COMMISSION BROKERS,
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MOST EXTRAORDINARY
MARK DOWN SALE
WINTER CLOTHING
EVER ADVERTISED.
A. STRAUs.
1911 PcHnsyIranialo
Has set the hall in motion and means to keep it
rolling for the reason that his Store is packed with
FALL AND WINTER GARMENTS.
The near approach of January. and the unusual
me 10 make a complete
BREAK IN MY PRICES.
i must do this or carry over to another season
thousands Of dollars worth of goods if | attempt
To hold my goods for cold weather.
have commenced to-day. and shall go through
my entire Stock marking down and rearranging
my. goods for sale at prices lower then ever named
before. even at wholesale: and many garments al
less than the cost tn manufacture, thus giving those
IN need of clothing for Immediate the benefit of
the reduction In prices. which is usually made i'm
January, after the busy season closes: and thnS,
who are in the habit of waiting for the January
bargains have an opportunity select from Al I'm
broken Stock at prices that will astOnSh them.
AD~ All are Invited to This Great Sale
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I<NOK NAIF.
- lot of fine Sill X UMBRELLAS from
- TO -, being IS per cent. less than manu- -
LECTURERS cost, at
;. GOLD>TEIN 4 Co, n
- COMMISSION BROKERS,
dlS Cor. 10Th and ID StrtsrtS
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

L>OR RENT-Two Furnished and two Unfnrn-
Il ished ROOMS al 11o2 IA and l. stS. n. ". dsT-3-
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Gas FIXTURES
Persons purchasing Fixtures from us can have
them put up In Washington, ID. c., free Of all en-
psnseS, and save large percentage.
c. Y. DAVIDSON CO.,
y. LIBERTY STREET, BALTIMORE, Me.
CLOCKS! BRONZES!
AT COST: d17-eotj5
DOUGLASS.
9TH AND + SITS. est. Cloud) 9TH AND SITS.
GRAND OPENING OF NOVELTIES
FOR THE
10 l. ID rs.
Now open for inspection. very large and choice
selection of articles suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
DOUGLASS,
9th and SITS. st. Cloud Building.
d11-tr
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School Exhibition at Pilot Town.

The annual exhibition of this school
took place on Saturday night. 1t was to
have come oil on Friday night but was
postponed on account of the heavy rain.
In spite of all the disadvantages of the
weather the attendance was good, and the
receipts will enable the teachers, Mr.. J. L.
Crorhers, and Miss Annie Quein, to procure
some articles much needed by the school.
The opening remarks were made by J.
\. Calhoun, a brother teacher, in a rapid
sketch OF the rise of the public school, and
an attempt to impress upon the school the
Importance of acting we'll their part in
life After this the work Of the exhibition
begun, to mention any of the actors espe-
cially where all did well does not seem
just, however it may not be amiss to men
ton one or two of those who seemed esIe-
cially successful.
Mr.. Herbert Cummings in 1.-The Meet
ing of the Winds THE Lesson well
worth Learning" and Yankee Assur-
ance" was especially happy Mitchell
kennard as the lrishman in - Too Greedy
and as colored boy was equally success,
full but as colored boys John kennard and
| Winfield Citing can afford to claim the
county championship. They can beat the
original most decidedly. Decature Croth-
els as Yankee and WIN Michigan as Boreas
are also worthy of especial mention.
Among the young ladies Miss Quein as
| teacher in Testing her Scholars" and
Miss More as Malinda, in 'sCourting -
were especially effective.
Perhaps the best of all the dialogues
was Americas Birthday party" 10y a
/ number of young ladies'. Miss Hannah
/ Romans rendering of d" Barbara Freitchie'
was also worthy of all praise. On the
/ whole both teachers, trustees, audience and
| scholars can afford to be proud of their ex-
hibtion, may each one act their part equally
well upon the stage of active life. AS a
visitor it may not be out of place to thank
the audience for their cOurtesty and assure
/ them that the visit will be remembered witt
pleasure.
Yours, etc, VISITOR.
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was packed. At half past seven the school,
headed by the uperintendent, VIM. Tor
bort, Esq, passed in and took the front
seats reserved for them. The services were
then opened by an appropriate hymn, fol
lowed by prayer by Rev. Mr.. McIntire
The pastor then, in few pthy words
announced the purpose of the gathering
After singing by the school, led by Mr..
Vinsinger it should be Vim singer, for he
goes at it with vim, the class offerings
were received, each class, as it was called,
sending up its envelope containing the
money by one of its members; these were
received by the pastor, who, after reading
the motto Endorsed upon the envelope
announced the amount. The following is
list of the classes with teachers names
and amount cOntrlbuted:
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Chesapeake City Items.

BUSINESS.
Onr town has been on the go-ahead ever
since the opening of navigation. Twenty
thousand bushels Of grain has been shipped
from here since that time. Many agents
or drummers have been here selling goods;
among the rest the crockeTy man, Mr..
Greer, from Oxford, who comes behind as
pretty span of horses as was ever seen
here.
THE FIRST HERRING.
Our market is we'll supplied with fish.
The first herring of the season was brought
to town on Tuesday. 1t was caught in
Elk river by Mr.. Robertson.
wATTERsoN's 100, 600.
The majority of Democrats here have
concluded not to join Watterson's 100, 900,
but to stay at home and "cuss the luck
that defeated Tilden.
OUR FARMERS
are looking up their implements, getting
ready for Spring work. a number of
changes will take place in this neighbor-
hood. 1t is hoped all will be suited.
is quite good on our waters, and the game
is becoming fat.
Our good Pastor and kind neighbor, the
REV. MIR. NEWMAN.
to morrow will preach his farewell sermon
and bid us adieu. He has done much good
here, and will be greatly missed.
GOOD HEALTH.
Our town enjoys good health, and we are
expecting good times this Spring.
y Man ABOUT Town.
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North East Items.
AN EXCELLENT sERMONT.


On Sabbath last, the Pastor, Rev. J.
b. Wilson, gave us an excellent discourse
from Ephesians, vi, 1920, after which Rev.
John Ford made some pertinent remarks in
regard to squaring up the balance of the
finances for the year, which was responded
to with that same liberality which has
characterized North East on all former
occasions. The money was all procured in
a few minutes, and that too without the aid
of the rum sellers as our Pastor had ex-
pressed himself that ANY part OF his
salary that could not be raised otherwise
than through the agency of the rum traffic
he didn't want Although the past year
has by no means been an suspicious one
financially. vet we collected the Pastor S
salary and other expenses with apparent
ease and, besides, we paid our proportion,
of the numerous claims on the NJ. Z.
Church with usual facility, consequently
our Preacher goes to conference, on Tues
day next with light heart, cheerful ooun-
tenance, and arepleuished pocket book and
with full determination of returning for
another year, Providence permitting.
IN BAD ORDER.
That portion of the old Post road, on
Elkton street, as it was formerly called,
and being inside of the town limits and
under the legitimate supervision of our
town authorities, is in bad condition.
We propose that the Town Commissioners
be instructed to put up light house for the
safety of the travelling public. Money in
vested in side walks, &c, might be judi
ciously spent i'll necessary and much needed
repairs on said Elkton street.
CONCENTRATION.
We congratulate your Elk Neck CORES
pondent for the stand he took against rum
mills. We hope his influence will tell well
on the fishing shores this Spring, and we
trust not so many of his neighbOrs as did
last Spring, will again sign petitions for
| the sale of the accused stuff in our midst.
Gentlemen if You do, you may expect youl
names to come before the public again.
THE HEAVY RAIN
| on the night of the 23d ut., has cleared
our waters of ice, and the prospects OF
early Spring seem to loom up again.
OUR STREETS.
When plodding along our streets we are
often reminded of the story of the Irish
man, who was thus addressed by friend
d" Pat, that is a long road you have before
you, and having on such Asary ioad -
! "Ah y says Pat, it's not the ingth of the
road that bohers me; it's the width that
gives me such Il dale of trouble?' 50 with
our street. Its not the length, but the
width that gives 50 many OF oar pedestrian;
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BULLETIN OF SALES.

The following sales Of real and personal
property are announced to take place on
the dates below given:
Personal PROPERTY.
March S-Eilis VI. Terry, near Bay View,
stock and implements.
March 11-Samuel Gray, near Rowlands-
vile, stock, utensils and house
hold goods.
March 13-P. A. Ricards, near Bay View,
stock, farming implements, and
household and kitchen furniture.
March 15-F. Janvier and j. Raimond, on
road from Elkton to Glasgow,
stock aud implements.
March Thames Peace, on rold from
Rowlandsvill to Porters Bridge,
stock and implements.
March 20--Witworth Il Bros, Elkton,
fine lot of carriages, material and
tools.
REAL ESTATE.
March 13-Renoni Cooling sheriff, farm in
Sassafras Neck, containing ca
acres.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
By Josiah Reeder. near Zion, a valuable
farm Of 100 acres.
BY Adam Il. Magraw, near Colora, valua
bic blooded stock.
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Total S244. 50
This does not quite come up to last years
effort, but it is thought that the two classes
not reported will bring the total fully up
to that of any former year. After several
more sweet songs by the school the con
gregation was dismissed. and all departed
highly gratiied at the result of the service.
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''such dale of trouble " to stear straight
through.
THE LOST PIG.
\ few days since, the lost pig was con-
veyed to its sty again, by one Of our gems.
Whether it was the answer of a good con
science or otherwise, we are not prepared
to say.
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8"Full Stock of Ladies, Misses and
Children'S Pebble Button and Lace Gait
erS, city-made and Eastern, at the lowest
prices. MCCRERY X BoULDEN.
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The count proceeded to-day as far as
South Carolina, which was sent to the
"high joints to be boiled down. 1t APP
| pears that the real cause of action on the
part OF the Democrats, in preventing a
count, is not so much for the purpose of
/ defeating the election of Hayes as to con
| sumo time enough to render the passage of
/ al! appropriations impossible before March
| 4th. They are unwilling to trust to con-
| tiugGncies for ulne months adiOurnment,
| for fear it would throw the organization of
! The House into the hands Of the Republ-
! cans. The position assumed by the Demo
Gratis in the House in regard to counting
the vote Is the principal subject among
| Republican managers and leaders. After
| consultation, they have decided that in the
| event OF the Democrats peTSeveriHg in
what now seems to be the policy of the
| party, IN defeating the count, that the
remaining duties of the House and Senate
| IN JOINT convention are matters ui mere
! form, which can be performed by the Sen
ate alter an invitation shall be extended to
the House to proceed with the count of the
balance oil the States. The leading Repub-
| iCan managers assert that despite all delays
interposed by the House. Gov. Hayes Will
be inaugurated on the 4th of March. Iu
consequence OF tDc ABOVE assertion we are,
| of course, somewhat elated; in fact, the
Republicans in Washington are lust as
happy as
BIG SYN FLOWER
and. as it IS reasonable to presume that
there will be no more compromise on a
Presidential question in this country, our
| Democratic friends must excuse us if we
stand on our heads. turn back hand springs
dance, and do divers and sundry acts,
while they weep. manifestng our exuber-
ant spirits over the fact that we came out
OF the present compromise with flying
banners and strains of triumphant music.
| Nature will have its way.
Get nut your calcium lights ana Chinese
lanterns and parade your Groome Guards.
Oxcltedly yours, j. II. p.
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Non RESIDENT FIsHERMEN.-For the
benefit OF those of our readers, who are
interested in fishing, we publish section >
of the act of 1916 in relation to pOn resi-
dent fishermen. We believe this law has
stood almost a dead letter upon the
statute book since its passage. If it is
enforced at all, it must be done solely
through the efforts of our local fishermen.
1t reads as follows:
No person shall, from the tenth day of
June until the thirty first day of July in
each year, fish by gill net or hauling seine
within the waters of the Chesapeake Bay
lying within bounds Of Cecil, Kent and
Hartford counties or any of its tributaries
within said counties, unless with senes
usually called market seines, which are
used for catching summer fish, nor shall
any person, except resident citizens of this
! State, or the owners or tenants of lands or
| shores bordering on any of said waters so
| lying within said counties, fish by gill net,
| hauling seine, or any device whatever,
| within the aforesaid waters at any period
of the year; and any person violating and
offending against either provision of this
| section shall forfeit the beats, nets and
| seine, or other fixtures used by such offender
| at the time of SO violating the same: and
| said person or persons so offending shall.
| on proper warrant, be subject to arrest by
any citizen. constable or sheriff of said
| counties, and by them carried before any
| Justice of the peace of any Of said coun-
ties, ard upon trial and conviction, the
| boats. nets. Seines and other fixtures used
! by said offender or offenders shall be for
faitn hp aft
deducting the costs, shall be paid to the
| county commissioners OF the county in
| which said otfenSe shall be committed, for
| the use of the school fund of said county,
| and in addition to such forfeiture a fine of
| twenty five dollars shall be imposed upon
each offender or offenders SO convicted, and
| if not paid. to be imprisoned in the county
| Jail until paid provided, however, that any
one so offending, shall upon conviction
! before said justice of the peace, have the
| right of appeal to the Circuit Court of the
county in which said oifense shall be com
United, under the same restrictions govern
| ing appeals from the decisions of justices
| OF the peace.
! MISSIONARY Observation-Disclosures at
the Methodist Episcopal Church of this
town were of an unusually interesting
character on Sunday last. The occasion
was the yearly missionary anniversary OF
the Sabbath School, and the yearly congre-
gational Offering for missionary purposes.
In the morning the pastor, Rev. Mr..
PhTbus, delivered an extremely interest.
ing discourse, after which the offerings OF
the congregation were received. In the
afternoon the Sunday School classes made
up their offerings.
Bat the main interest centered in the
evening service. Long before the hour
announced, the house, with the exception
Of the portion reserved for the children
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Is Boys Congress CATERS 81. 50-good
article. at NCCEERY ( BOULDER
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\ SUoorING AFFRAY.-Ou Wednesday
evening last, a shooting aifray took place
at Robinsou's store, in Sassafras Neck.
The particulars, so far as we were able to
lef,n them, are as follows: Thos. Taylor,
OF Chesapeake City, was at the sale at
Reynolds farm that day, and bid for ana
had knocked down to him. a pair of mules.
Mr.. W. J. Jones' the Attorney i'll charge,
learning that Mr.. Taylor was not altogether
responsible, refused to let him have them.
Taylor charged Mr.. jeremiah c. Price with
having prejudiced Mr.. Jones against him,
and then uttered threats against Price.
In the evening lie met Mr.. Eugene Price,
sen of jeremiah c., young man, at Rob
inson' ; store ana attacked him with curses
from him, but he followed him up. and
finally struck him, knocking him down.
He then stood over him in an attitude as
though ready to strike again as the young
man arose. Mr. Price raised upon his
knees and while in that position drew a
small pocket pistol and fred three shots at
Taylor, one Of which struck and penetrated
iust below the short rib, one of the other
shots slightly wounded bystauder in the
wrist, and the other passed through Nlr.
Fred. Prices clothes. Taylor is not sup
posed to be fatally hurt. The ball remains
in him.
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IS Largest Assortment of Hamburg
Edgings and Meenterings, very cheap.
GLASS FRONT.
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= Our line of Domestics now complete
Prices the lowest. GLASS FRONT.
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J5ss 1t nnst be good, for everybody rec
omends it, and the docr ors prescribe it..
We mean DR.. Bulls cough Syrup. Price
20 cents.
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81 In the active pursuit OF pleasure or
gain, the ineStmable blessing of health is
too often forgotten until disease is firmly
seated. and the fact only realized by great
bodily and mental suffering. The liver is
the vulnerable point in most persons, and
tie disarrangement of the organ involves
almost the whole system; hence the reason
why, under liver disease, there is enumer
ated such a number of Affections, and we
claim the SIMMONS Liver Regulator to be
a remedy for them all. SO
~ Iamburgs, handsome and very cheap,
at NCCRERY Il BoULDENs.
Is Carpet, Oil Cloths, Oil Shades, in the
newest colors. Full stock of Wall Paper
received. GLASS FRONT.
lS- Hemp, Rang and Ingram Carpets, at
zero prices, at MCCRERY & BoULDEN's $.
Is Atwood Cassimeres for boys, only
30 cents GLASS FRONT.
Splendid Rag Carpet, 80 cents per
yard, at MCCRERY Il BOuLDEN's.
~ Largest and best assortment Ladies'
Gents, Misses and Chldrem's Lace and
Button Shoes, in lasting, kid, Russia leather,
goat and caif. GLASS FRONT.
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IL. NJ. House Items.
THE ROADS BAD.

HE ROADS BAD.
The late snow storm opened up the quick
sands, rendering them, in many places, i'm
passable. AS is generally the case, as NOV
ing times draw near, the roads grow worse.
CORRECTION.
The report that DIR. Joseph Hopkins had
purchased fine farm in Virginia and in
tended moving this Spring, we are informed
is not correct, he having on a second view
of the property defined purchasing.
RECOVERING.
The many friends of Mr.. J. l.. Cooper.
grain merchant at Nottingham station, who
received serious conclusion of the brain
by falling and whose life was at one time
almost deSpaired of, is now fast recovering
and ere long will be able to resume bust
ness himself
ACCIDENT.
Mr.. A. Brown, the we'll known butcher
a this place, got quite a tumble a few days
since by the coupling of his wagon break
ing, pitching him out head foremost, bruiS-
ing him about the face pretty badly. But
Aionza says he still lives, and can cut as
good steak out Of the neck as any one
We think so too.
IMPROVEMENT.
We are informed that the widow Reiser,
near this place, intends improving her
property by the erection of fine dwelling
house on the site Of the old one. Judging
from the draft we had the pleasure of see
ing the other day, this will be quite hand
some improvement to her property. Mr..
l.. 0. Cameron. of Zion. is to undertake
the job. Mr.. c. is a thorough workman
and master of his profession, and will com
pare favorably with any in his charges.
POLITICAL.
Now that the Presidential question is
settled, we hope all kinds of business will
take start, and that all may go on to the
honor and glory Of Hayes and likewise to
us about the BRICK.
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rs New Dress Goods new Dress Trim
mings, just opened. GLASS FRONT.
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IF Mems and Boys Congress Caters
ana English Ties-very cheap-at
MCCRERY & BoULDHN's.
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COnOWingO Items.

COLUMBIA & PORT DEPOSIT RAILROAD
will be open for travel in ten days. Three
trains will be run each way daily. Mr..
James Bell is constructing & switch at the
station, and will probably coon erect some
more houses aud other buildings
PROFESSIONAL.
DR.. Crothers has purchased $40 micro
scope for the more scientific study of dis
eases. DR.. Rowland will probably be a
candidate for the State Senate this Fall.
Rev. Nj. Walters preached his farewell
sermon at Bethesda, on Sunday last.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Farmers have commenced blowing. The
wheat looks remarkably well.-Demo,
Gratis mad. Assassination and secession
ordinances discussed. G..