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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-10-27
REAL ESTATE.
1870 ACRES OF LAND.

or less. AMI the improvements consist "f -
a large. comfortable and Substantial BRICK 1NlEI
DWELLING house. covered with slate with x EJ
larg" paror. d"u1l. sitting room, dining tssIEsS
ROM amt two kitchens tile first floor. and
comfortable bed r""nIs the second floor. The Base
mcnt IL divided into three apartments. Of which is
used as a kitchen. The BARN is very large with
stone basement ami large Coru cribs each side of the
bridge way, capa'e of holding 1900 bushels of
Tie Smnke-hous+ AMI Spring nous both built al
stone. and the CARR g'Ipusc frame All the huidinE>
are we'll preserved
The house and barn are both supplied with excellent
Spring water hy hydraulic and there is also a
Vel! of good wafer at tn" hnu-". with pump in it.
Tie land is naturally Of superior quality, and in
excellent producing order admitted by all who know
it 10 he the most productive farm in the n-igbUrhood
1t is divided INTO eight titlS all well watcred. unrer
good fence and hedge, and has sufficient timber for the
IL of the farm.
There two good APPLE ORCHARDS. both in
hoaring: besides great variety of other fruits.
This is in every respect desirable property being
only mile from the thriving village of Rising Sun
where there schools. churches. stores bank me-
chanics railroad depot. telegraph aud express offices
TERMS OF SALE.-Omr-f;u:t! of the purchase
he paid the day If de: oncf0urih the
18th day OF March i!eXt. when possession will lie given
AMI the remaining; one-haf reina in the raperts
dnrn. the lite of the widow. secured by mortgage and
the interest paid promptly semi annually. The credit
paymen to hear interest from the day of sale Note
Of the purchaser, with approved Sc -urity.
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WAsHINGToN.-One of the noblest char
acterstics of the father of his country was,
in his boyhood, when he had committed an
offense which was likely to bring the in
Fiction of the severest punishment, he could
not tell a lie. l grieve to say that there are
reputable grocers and merchants who will
assure you that any other starch is as good
as the Duryea's. The awards of the great
Centennial at Philadelphia have settled that
question, and they have proclaimed that as
against the starches of the world, there is
none equal to that manufactured by the
Duryea's. They took the great medal at
the Worlds Exhibition, and they pro-
nounced their starch the best in the world.
All respectable grocers keep it. Ask for
Duryea's Improved Corn Starch, and Dur
yeas Satin Gloss Starch. Use it once and
you will use no other.
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Meetings Of County Commissioners.

FINilE regular meetings Of the County Commissioners
i will be held the second TUESDAY of every
month.
Persons having claims against the County, will please
file the same in the Commissioners Office. with legal
voucher: no account will be allowed not properly
chargcable to the same.
Collectors and Others having accounts to he stated
settled will apply To he Clerk during the the
Board. By Order
|. F. NANABSDALE Clerk
Comm ssioners of Cecil County
De Ii, 1857
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POLITICS
Our NeighbOrS.

Wild ducks are numerous in the waters
of the Chesapeake.
Onancock epicures are sad because there
is no oyter saloon in the town.
The new Court House at Centerville viii
be ready for occupation in about week.
Bishop Scott celebrated his seventy fifth
birthday recently, at his home, near Odessa
Del.
Only one more prisoner is required at thu
Chester county Pa, Jail to make rounc
hundred.
VIM. Stubs one hundred years and six
teen days old died at Camden DIAL, on thu
18th instant.
Benjamin F. Evans of Accomac county
accidentally blew his brains out with
gun last week.
, A new weekly paper is to make its ap
pearance in Wilmington early in November
toUase known as the Wilmington Plaindealer
The railroad nsSom Chester to Media Pa.
is now IN course OF ere>action. The marrow
guarge idea has been aba ndoned and thu
common guage adopted. They distance i
about six miles.
The workingmen of Talbot county have
nominated ticket of their own, the names
on which, however, are taken, with but
two exceptions, from the two regular tick
cts already in the field.
The annual report of the Ocean Grove
Camp Meeting Association shows an extra
ordinary growth. There are on the grounds
sol buildings, with score in process of
erection. The railroads sold to visitors to
the Grove, during the year, TO- 900 tickets.
During the period from May to October,
1877, 100, 900 letters were mailed at the
Ocean Grove post office. The property of
the association is valued at $50, 1000; eX-
penditures for the year $41, 1871; receipts
$54,572.
A passenger from Philadelphia was rob-
bed of fine diamond shirt pin in Will
mington on Monday, while the train was
stopped there. While sitting in car at
the depot three well-dressed men entered
and one of them asked him permission TO
examine the seat as he had lost something.
The gentleman readily complied with the
request and stepped aside. While engaged
| is assisting the search, the other two men
who had entered drew near and assisted,
| and at this time it is supposed they man
aged to unfasten the diamond pin from the
strangers cravat.
The Wilmington Gazette of Tuesday says:
This morning Harriet Isabella Foreacre,
daughter of VIM. Foreacre of Mermaid,
Mill Creek Hd., appeared before Esquire
Frazer in Wilmington, and swore out a
warrent for the arrest of VIM. Scott,
colored on charge of outraging her
person. The girls testimony was the
effect that, while her father and brother
were out Scott went in the house and
wanted to kiss her, offered her money for
| the privilege. She started to leave the
room, when he caught her and accomplish
ed the outrage. He then fled. He seems
to have been frequent visitor to the house.
Miss Foreacre is a little over IA years old,
but is unusually large for her age. She is
intelligent looking and of pleasing appear
ance. Scott, her assailant, is about 40
years of age and is married, having wife
and two children.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-10-27

sB Go North, South, East or West, and
you will find coughs and colds at this season
of the year. A remedy which never fails
to give satisfaction is DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. Price, % cents.
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Is Mems and boys Boots; stock full;
prices low, at MCCRERY u BoULDEN
G85"Cassimere Pants 50 so to $500, at
MCCRERY & BoULDEN's.
Is Mrs. LITZENBERG' new and fash
ionable Millinery, Trimming and Notion
Store is full of all the Novelties that add
to the ladies beauty.
- Home spun Cassmeres and kerseys
for sale by MCCRERY & BoULDEN.
IS Cheapest place to buy Merino Under
wear is the GLASS FRONT. Try it.
- Good Cashmere Suits $500, at
MCCRERy & BoULDEN's.
rs Oysters fried, PANIED, stewed and
raw: Apples, Oranges, Lemons, and Banan-
mas, Ice Cream, and Cakes. c. HALL.
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EXCURSION TICKETS.

pERSONS desiring to visit the INTER-
l. N.TI"EAL EXHIBITION, the great American Indus
trial Paace,-the largest, grandtst and complete
exhibition in the word,-at the Centennial Grounds
Philadelphia, secure Excursion tickets any day. on
application 10 the railway agent at greatly reduced
Those who visiting the city should bear this
in mind and profit by the arrangement.
Srnf l. lS11-om
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went into the gentlemen's room, where he
remained sometime, but finally went out, as
he said, "to see friend.' On returning
he refused to buy ticket, stating that he
had one. Before the departure of the train,
he passed up towards the engine, and just
as it was moving off, crossed in front of
it, barely escaping. He then attempted to
board the baggage car, but being too full
of "the ardent" failed, and holding on,
he was dragged about ten feet. When
clear of the train, he complained much of
his foot being cut, and a crowd soon gath.
cred around him. Examination, however,
proved that no damage beyond little
pinching of his toes which brought the
blood, had been effected.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-10-27

sY Food in reasonably variety must be
had to sustain life. Poor quality and care
less preparation for use will induce Indi-
gestions, and then the whole system pays
the penalty of the heads indscretion and
the stomach's inactiou. These attacks of
of Indigestion unless prevented) will be-
come more frequent and troublesome until
they terminate in Chronic Dyspepsia. We
would recommend the early use of Keller S
Vegetable Life Drops as the best preven-
tive and cure of Indigestion known.
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NoRWIck>l> Chenango county, n. Y, !
NU-yember 3rd. 1876

r. V. PIERCE, Mr. ID. Il was afflicted
with scrofulous on one 'oi,-my legs. 1t
was very troublesome for over two ye,Aar.
so much SO that | could not wear a boot,
and l had to keep my leg bandaged. 1t
resulted in raw sore. 1t got so bad that
it became a general talk that | would have
to undergo amputation of the limb. One
physician told me he never saw such sore
cured. | commenced taking your Golden
Medical Discovery together with your Pei
let's as directed on the bottles. and when |
had consumed six bottles of Discovery, my
leg was entirely well, and has remained SO
ever since-a period of over two years.
and l would not swap it for fifty wooden
legs. Yours truly, JOHN SHATTUCK.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-10-27

"THE CONFLICT OF AGES Men diff
fer on nearly every issue. There have al
ways been opposite parties in politics and
religion, though the measures fought over
one day may be universally adopted at an
other, and those sacrificed regarded as he
roes and martyrs. Medicine has also been
subject to revolutionary disturbances
When Drs. Harvey and Jenner announced
their discoveries, they We're held in con-
tempt and ridicule by an incredulous and
ignorant public, yet to- day they are re
ceived and honored by all as beneiactors.
When Dir. Pierce announced his Diseosery,
many seemed to doubt and were skeptical
concerning all medicines and DOCTORS bat
proof of merit has dispeled all doubt, and
to day the Golden Medical Discovery is the
standard remedy in curing the most obsti-
nate diseases of the liver and blood, hav
ing almost entirely superseded the old time
by reason Of it's superior mer-
is.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-10-27

Mr.. Henry S. Taintor, the expert EN-
ployed to ascertain the amount stolen from
the City of New York by the Tweed Ring,
reported this week that the total was $780,
| 600, 900.
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HEMORRHOIDs OR PILES

permanently eradicated in from to four weeks. No
knife gature caustc used. No charge until cured
No failures. Send for circular. DRs. MARTIN FEoRIs
llol Chestnut street, Philadelphia. sept 2s-ly
LOB PRINTING,
u NEATLY aud PROMPTLY.
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A passenger train on the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi railroad was thrown from the track
near Noble, ILL.,, early on Monday morn
ing, by the displacement of rail. All
the cars were damaged, but no person was
injured. One of the rails was raised foot
by means of a jack screw, and the screw
was left under the rail to keep 1t up. Some
section hands recently discharged by the
Company are suspected of the crime.
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Some boys in Pittsfield, Mass, loaded an
old gun barrel with powder on Sunday,
and discharged it. The weapon burst,
killing two of them and tearing off one
of the hands of the third.
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In the L. 5. District Court at Baltimore,
on Tuesday, Joseph A. Ryan was convicted
of passing counterfeit five cent pieces, and
sentenced to two years Imprisonment.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-10-27

The Manchester Saving Bank, of Allie
gheny City, Pa, suspended Tuesday morn
| ing. Nothing is yet known of its liabilities
and assets but its depositors are "hope-
/ full :, il hnintr IN old nnnnarn
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-10-27

in the western part OF the state. The
Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad crosses
the track of the Lawrence and New Castle
read at Mahoningtown. Last week the
Lawrance and New Castle Company began
to grade for a side track four or five feet
below the grade of their main track, the
object being to prevent the new road from
crossing their line. The Lake Erie officials,
however, by putting large force at work,
succeeded in making the crossing. On
Monday night number of the Lawrence
and New Castle workmen tore up the newly
laid Lake Erie track. On Tuesday the
Lake Erie rails were relaid, and next even
ing they were again torn up.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-10-27

The Woman's National Christian Tenn.
perance Union met in Chicago on Wednes-
day. There was a large attendance from
all parts of the country. Miss frances E.
Willard delivered the opening address. and
Mrs. Anna Wittenmyer, of New York,
rCSpOnded
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full, f." it being an old concern.
George L. Fox, the famous pautomimist,
died on Wednesday at the residence of his
brother in law, in Cambridge, Mass, aged
50. He had been afflicted with general
paralysis for about two years.
The great two and a half dash of the
Pimlico races, at Baltimore, on Wednesday
was won Parole, in A minutes 81 seconds.
Ten Brock was second, two lengths be-
hind, and Ochiltree third, four lengths be-
hind Ten Brock.
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mishap. The leading horse fell, and the
rear horse ran upon him and fell, making a
jumbled mass of men and horses. No
serious damage was done.
On Tuesday last, ]. B. Ash, auctioneer
for W. J. Jones, Esq, sold at public sale a
farm of 1874 acres, located on the Noting
ham road, three and half miles from
town, known as the Lowery farm, fol-
$2,675. DIR. J. H. lamar purchaser.
"A drunken tramp took a dive from
Frazer's porch to the street gutter, head
foremost, the other night, lighting upon
the cobble stones. Everybody thought he
was killed; but he wasn't hurt bit. Had
he been sober, his head would have been
split open.
MIR. ]. c. Davis exhibited some nam.
moth squashes of his own raising, this
week, some of them weighing as much as
seven pounds. Usually this vegetable,
when it grows to such size, is unfit fol
the table. These, however, were very ten
der and sweet.
The east end of High street has beer
greatly improved by our worthy Commits
sioners. A nice walk of gravel with stone
curbing has been constructed from thu
graveyard to the cornor of Milburn street
and ditch on the side put in condition t.
convey the water off.
Mr.. James P. Merritt intends opening
soon a meat and provision store in th'
vacant shop on the corner of Main stree
and Groome's lane. Mr.. NJ. has success
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A special from indianapolis says; "Dr.
Bliss who is attending Senator Morton,
does not now seem very hopeful of his i'm
mediate improvement. He has eaten little
or nothing for nearly month, and it is
feared he will literally starve to death. A
change in in treatment has been decided
on, and medical skill will now be directed
to infusiug nourshment in the system.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-20
Alefau0rla 6azttte
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL %.

The ATHLETE AND THE IlON.-Somo time
ago in Tunis Sicilian athlete Of Rinado's circus
excited general admiration by his manly beauty
and fests Of strength, IIe was in the habit OF
overcoming lion during tho performance,
which, however, WAS trained to succumo. Inc
Boy of 1unis, hearing Of this, sent him al
offer of thousand ducats if he would Kill
lion which he possessed. The proposal was ac
copied, and, on the day appointed, tho beJ ahu
a large company gathered around tho PIT where
the lion was kept. The beast had been throo
days without food, and YVES furious. Inc IRON
door of tho pit opened, but instead OF the alhlee,
3 trembling dog WAS thrown forward, winch
tmidly took refuge in corner. The lion, who
was ut a distance, turned in surprise AZ the
humble intruder His tail ceased to lash his
sides his rOMrs ceased, and ho sat, with paws OK
tended, contemplating his victim. Propeliinlg
himself forward upon his belly, he finally mhdo
him with liant oy0, sprnng in tho opposite
direction. The lion seemed astonishati NJ miss
ing lis prey, but after rolling over u few times,
made another jump, which was also avoided;
Pity for the dog induced tho Boy to order cord
t. be lowered for him, and while tho lion WAC
Qyratng preparatory toa renewed spring, mo
dog intolligently seized tho cord with his teeth,
and was drawn up AS no assembled tho lion
sprang again, but WAS too ato. At this moment
the Sicilian appeared, calm and fearless. he
WAS in circus costume and carried q heavy mace
lilo took his position in tho samo corner preyi:
ously occupied by tho dog, AT first tho lion did
not perceive him. but, on turning, his oyes cx-
prossoda Vague inquietudo. lilo slowly with
tlrow q few steps, watching his enemy with =
1urtive and sidolong glance. Tho Sic;lian, on
Tho contrary. looked straight in his eye, and
watched every movement. Tho lion evidently
had misgvings, but impeled by hunger, sprang
upon the man with terrible roar. Tho Sicilian
slipped aside with agility, and before tho paws
ol the lion touched tho ground, violent blow
from the maco upon tho head laid him iIsonsiblc.
The mace was raised for tho doath-blow, when
The Boy intorposcd' LILO offered tho nam All
other thousand for the life Of the beast 1t Was
accepted, and tho lion WAS allowed to recover
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pIkNFESSIONAL CARDS.

TAR. ROBERTSON, - south Eutaw street,
~ Baltimore, Md, from long experience IN
Hospital and Special Practice will guarantee
Cure in all Diseases of the Urinary Organs,
Nervous aud Organic Weakness, General De-
bilty, lmpotency, Qoss Ct sexual power) EX-
hat,stion and all bad effects arising from early
indiscrotions and abuses Also all Female Com
plants. Diseases recently contracted positively
cured in TO 10 days. DR.. r., endorsed by the
leading physicians OF Baltimore, guarantees
honorable and scientific treatment TO I'll placing
themselves in his hands. All consultations
strictly confidential Can be consulted in WASH
ington every Wednesday and Saturday, from :
to > D. m, ut his Office, 92l ID ST., between :th
and 10Th. Call or wrlo enclosing stamp Tor
roniv, feb l5-iy
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In retiring from the leo business heretofore
conducted by mo- l desire to return my thanks
to the public for tho generous patronage accord
cd me, and ask q continuance of tho samO TO my
successor, Mr. John w. Henderson.
ap l4-lW r.. e.. ATWEII
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TREASUREES NOTICE.

Tho taz payers Of tho city Of Alexandria will
please tako notice that tho State taxes for tho
year 1876 arc overdue, and, tho timn drawing
near for mo TO settle my accounts with tina Au-
Litor Of tho State, will b. compelled to enforce
Tho collection according To law Of All taxos ro-
manning unpaid on tho lsL Of May, 1877. L sim
cercly trust that this unpleasant duty mny bo
spared mo by prompt settlement Of these &C
counts. 1t is necessary that tho State taxes hn
paid to enable persons to vote At tho coming
municipal election. NJ. Il. HARLOW,
ap14-lOt City TroAgurnr.
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HARDWARE FOR THE COUNTRY
MERCHANT TRADE

III ARDW AXE FOX LIE COUNIR?
- MERCHANT TRADE,
in great variety and low prices.
Call and examine our Builders Hardware,
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors, Shears,
Spoon:, Mosl and Flour Selves, Colleo Mills,
Horse Cards, Curry Combs Carpenters and
Garden Tools, Hog Wringors and Rings, Traces
and othor articles suited to tho season, wholesale
and retail j. z. CREIGHTON 81 SON,
apis IS King st., cor. Royal.
- constantly receiving fresh supplies OF tho
above valuable water. Tho sales of this wator
have been very great since lis introduction, and
exceed by far the salcs of any kind that we have
ever kept in stock. We arc constantly hearing
oi benefits derived from It's u:o. Pamphlets
containing letters from persons boneittod can
bn had upon application.
mp If F.. $. LEADBEATER & BRO.
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A D.-Circumstancc rendering 1t do.
~ sirable that should locate in Baltimore
have transferred my DENTAL PRACTICE in
Aiexandris TO DIR. D. N. RUST. He has boon
for SO many years associated with mo rs to need
no introduction or endorsement his skill, ability
and reputation for honesty and high integrity
being VOL known. I cordially commend hilI
to the favor of my friends and patients. ~ well
worthy OF the position to which no succeeds, "nd
bospoak for him tho practice with which, Tor 80
long, J. have been favored. ..
JAMES i. IiODGNIN.
Aloxandria Va, mmr loft
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ALEXANDRIA, CANAL COMPLY.

Tho Annual General Moeting OF tho Stock
holders of Aoysndria Canal Co. will DO held in
tho chamber Of tho Common Council, in tho
city OF Alexandria, on MONDAY, tho 7th day
of May proximo at II o'clock H.
T.. G. UHLER,
AID 9-2aWLu Clerk Aleya Canal 20
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.,..ncrssgEs SAND LIQUORS.

EDIJCTION IN PRICES OF CHOICE
Ia FAMILY BACON.
10000 LBS EXTRA BACON,
My own curing put up with great care ior sale
NJ Inc '0''0" REDUCED PRICES:
Sus"' ''''u BREasT PIECES 12sc.
SHOULDERS Zoe.
SIDES and JOWLS at like re-
duction in rates Also PURE LEAF LARD,
in small packages ana mGrces' a. TSdpesu pr'es>
NH l., II south Fairfax street.
r. W. AVERY
Dealer in
CHOICE FAM1LI AND FANCY GROCh-
KIEA, WINE LIQUORS, DC, &c,
s.11i King ST., cor. Nllrod,
scu s ALEXANDRIA, VA.
~ NEW GOODS
NEW PRICESl
Tho subscriber respectfully announces that
hn has taken tho store
No. MI KING STREET,
and is prepared 10 nlitr full ana carefully 80"
i,Ced stock at ~
~ FINE FAMILY GROCERIES,
Ri prices which cannot fail 10 please. Goods
delivered promptly to all parts OF tho ely. ana
satisfaction Guaranteed in ovory particular An
nv Sill +. j. DAVIDSON.
sXS A. johnson,
GROCERY, LIQUOR, FEED AND COM
MISSION MERCHANT,
Northeast G"Gnnr Cameron and Royal Glrehl3
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
zF3- Ali orders from tho country will rocalv o
prompt and careful attention. Jan 2o-l
~ EOEGE McBUENET IL Son,
Dealers in
UnDlCE FAMILY AND FANCY HROCE.
RES, WINES AND Liquors,
HNGl.I:Sll and SCOTCH ALE and BRUW n
SCOUT.
hlan, EASTHkN and POTOMAC Iii ER!
and VI AGkEREh.
NO:!. .GG AM no KING STREET.:
washington Hall BuIdinG,l
Alexandria, Va.
~ WM. RAMSAY,
| WHOLESALE AND FAMILY GROCER,
| -~hED-
TEA DEALER.
S. il. coz. KING AND ST ASAPN S4S.,
nov 22-tt Alexandria, Va.
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TNCoURAGE HOME ENTERpKlSEI
Iass- DfoOlnS WHOLESALE Ohiy
ND Ii JOS BEACH & co.

TTT 1 HAVE PURCHASED TIIk
lOIs stock, fixtures and good will Of the
Ice business lately conducted by MIR. Il. &. AT
we'll, and will hereafter carry it on st tho old
stand, in the Market alley. where tho best BO3-
TON ICE can be had nj all hours. and orders
be left for delivery from wagons.
JOHN w. HENDERSON.