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Daring Robbery at North East.

A bold robbery occurred, ON "Wednesday
evening last, in the village of North East,
by which the house of Joseph r. Stout
E>q. was entered and over 81 600 stolen
81 33i being IN cash aud the balance III
government bonds. y colnrcd woman.
named Jane Johnson. employed in the
kitchen nf Nj. Stout, was suspected aud
at once arrested. when She confessed Ia
having aided another person. Is nj an III
BARLEY. a white man. III securing the
the fact that the cplored woman aud Bart
icy had agreed to rob Mr.. Stout and divide
the proceeds; that she had left certain
window unfastened and Infoi med BARLEY
where to find the box containing the money
that when the family were al supper. about
6 O'clock, the thief entered the window and
secured the box, giving the coored woman
all the cash, amounting 10 : 334, while
sued for the arrest Of the parties and Con
stable Deford took them before Squire |.
y. benjamin, who gave them 4 hearing. ON
Thursday night, and committed them to
the Eikton Jail. TO await the action of the
grand jury. Barley, We are informed. is
a loose character, and was raised in Cat
swamp, in this county, and worked for 4
number Of years in the North East rolling
mill. but has lately been engaged As labor
er about that town. He has a wife and sew
eIal children living there. He stated that
he burned the bonds, and burnt paper was
found in his stove. but we regard his state
ment as false. Sl,30i was recovered from
tho woman, which she had concealed in the
wood pile
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Orphans Court.

The Orphans Court for Cecil county was
in session on Tuesday aud Wednesday of
this week. Presentation. Jas. McCauley,
Chief Judge, Hon. Jas. VI. Evans and Hon.
Jas A. Lewis, Associate sudges.
Sundry claims against deceased persons
were examined and passed.
BONDS APPROVED.
James II. Maxwell, executor of benjamin
Wilson; Henry Riley, administrator OF
Chas. Riley.
LIST Or SAILS, DEBTS AND INVENTORY.
List of debts of VIM. McClelland: of
David Palmer. List of Sales of George
W. llorner: of G.. W. Cameron; Of Daniel
Gallagher. Inventory Of the goods and
chattles of Thomas Armstrong.
ACCOUNTS PASSED.
Final account of Mary Z. Griffin. admin
istTatrrx of Elcnora Clark. and distribution
struck on same; final account of w. T.
Warbutou- Jr., administrator e. l. a. of
Edward Browning; fourth account of JAS
VI. Evans, guardian to Cornelius H.. En-
ma NJ, Bernard G.. and Elmer +. krauss
third account Of Richard II. Corbley, guar
dian TO John James Corblcy; second ac
count of Mary Pierce guardian To John +
Laura VI. and Ella Pierce 18TH account of
Benjamin r. Boyer, guardian to Fannie
Poe; fourth account of James NJ Evans,
guardian TO John II. Reynolds; second &C.
count of Catherine A Swisher, guard ian To
VIM. p. and John X. Swisher; second &c
count of Elizabeth McNey, guardian To
Mary NJ. McNcy; final account of Johnson
Shippers. guardian To Ella Shippers; second
account of John W. DAVIS, guardian TO
Mary +. aud Hester Jones; final account
of John W. Tyson. executor OF Thomas
l.. Tyson; final account OF Henry II. Brady
administrator Of William J. Morris; second
account of Joseph II. Steele, guardian to
Edward WalstoB: third account of jacob
B. Thomas, guardian To Philip j. Thomas;
second account Of W H. Heirick, guardian
To Jackson II. Hendricks; second account
of Jacob &. Morris and Casper W Morris.
executors of Casper W, Morris: first ac
count of Samuel \. Mccullough, guardian
OF Laura J. Mccullough; second account of
James Msckey, guardian To Henry :.
Sherer; second account OF Edward w
Lockwood, executor uf Richard Lock wood
Court adjourned to meet in special session
on Tuesday next.
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THE New YoKK HERALD's ESTIMATE
The latest returns cut down the Demo
cratic majority IN the House Of Representa-
tives To point where it is, in fact. no
majority at all: for no one can tell how the
Southern independents will vote. and of
the Grrenback members. who are Increased
10 eleven. fife or six are OF Republican
autccedenis, and will on party questions
vote with their former friends. From
present appearances the Democrats will
need help To elect speaker when the next
Congress meets. This isr melauch rly ex-
hibit for party which confidently expected
4 majority of twenty five OF thirty, which
only year ago was ~ sure of the next
Presidency that 1t had hard work To deter
mine upon whom to bestow the great office,
and was so confident of controlling the
next House that 1t thought almost anybody
good enough to be nominated for Congress.
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Constable 5. b. Foari that certain parties
that day. much to the annoyance of one of
the residents of that locality. ON whose
property the hunt took place. Warrants
were issued aud one of the hunters was
ON Monday. The evidence in the case was
to the effect that the parties caught a
rabbit in a trap, and desiring to have some
sport, let the animal loose and put hounds
should escape, one of the party got a gun
and shot it. The party who did the
shooting" not having been arrested, the
other person was released.
-. Save me, doctor and I'll give you a
cheek for thousand dollars"
The doctor gave him a remedy that soon
eased him. and he called out:
keep at IT, doctor, and I'll give you a
cheek FOR five hundred dollars
In az hour more he was able TO set up
and calmly remarked:
boSioi, icel Ilhe gNiuS You Hity-
dollar bill
When the doctor was ready to CO. the
sick man was up and dressed. aud he fol-
lowed the physician to the door and said
Say. doctor, send in your bill the first
of the MONTH
When six months had been gathered to
Times bosom, the doctor sent in bill
amounting to five dollars. lie was pressed
to cut it down to three. after SO doing, he
sued to get it, got Judgment. and the
patient put in a stay of execution.
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AN INDEPENDENT on THE DEMOCRATIC
CHANCES. "A year ago the Republicans
were divided, aud the Democrats looked on
at their quarrels with amusement. To day
the Republicans are united, and the Demo
Gratis are split into factions whose leaders
oppose each other far more bitterly than
they do the Republicans. They are di-
yIded not only 10y cisonal differences bu:
on principles and policies. and it is not too
much To say that the Democratic larty of
the country is tn day little better than a
mob. which has Just now about rs much
chance 10 elect the next President as it has
To bring about the millennium by strict
party vote From, the Ner York Herald.
- Medicared Ftaunels, White Twilled
Flanue!s, Shaker Fiannels. now in stock.
GLASS FRONT.
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County Commissioners.

The Board 81 County C. nns-i"frr. IN -rs.i"u
Tuesday aud w-,In-- lay last full u sri-N~,r-
Crawford. Cameron and Cruih-r--~s- present
Sundry "utp-n-iun.. thu ainOuIt of 80 30,
Issued.
The following accounts we're ~ylmiu-h aui ps---i -
T Davis. taking p.up~r to aim, house - I.~ph H.
steel. wharfage. g John Sever. hauling S'i VI. VI
Saai lain. Inspector THIRD district. 81 WIN B-tj4
nin. Inspector Fifth district, Sa7s VIM Lni-y. lum-
b-r, g. ~. jacob Hub-r. piliuE. $780, Boull-n
Bowen. crmrni sl3 - Robert Montgomery Supervisor
Fourth district $50 Richard l. gray. SHprrrsos SEQ
"n district ~ -. David sr"it Supervisor e~,"nih
district 1912; Jsm~- Graham. Supervisor seventh .
trict. s1s - " MrDagril Br, bridge Sss' - John
Nar.htll Supervisor Ninth district. :I.;o Henry Nun
c-s-~r. supervisor Second district. - 50 Th'ur-
Marshall Supervisor sixth district -: Lur Ia, lur
Inspector Ninth district. si John y Alex su-r. TAX
ing ihT-- psup-r. tn aims house 81 30 "a W Hronf-li
Ices - Clinton Mccullough. State ATTORNEY. SIpp
VIM .N-arn'. Inspector fifih district. fIu: Wilson
Lynch. Supervisor fith li.tri l. SIJ-2H, samuel u
Miller. Collector Thiri district i>76 and ls75 ,s
.uiy-nri-s. ISIS.
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School Commissioners.

The Board met TUESDAY la,taIl thu member. pre-
C"uimi-,"a~r Eugia reported rruSr-., IN regard o.
>rt.s-Yl II 'u-~ Ne. !. tsfth tit-trI
The : E'n H"u,- t,iuuItf-- reported III r~e,rI +.
the n-~ school tuu,~ Ia: Elkt t'Itlt hy = aflG
JArk-''n f,s"rtly IN f-fr-nc al tarI- ui I IA.
.un" exception g. TIA. hlark iiTd aud r,rulr
that tia Treasurer pay the contract yis- tn N---i-
Jark-un. R-Irpri adopted
Cunnis--ui,sr En- ,u rris,FIrI that ir~ h.I Opened
.olpr~i school st North E,,i.
petition from The patrons 81 school W = S-rai,I
il-iiiet r.li assIu i,f t- the trustee
n, after r"Js-ti"rstu. Iu. uulf,Is ;---ts
Mr =. Hal patton "i "olrT- h'pI ~ / EicI,ilt
district Wa hal tr" '-
ty aiii J- h,n-- Pet rr- T. Comm ,,i,,--r ~. rr-t
TIL" T'-uiui"n &" last n.raiius rip~,us School y"
White OAK nth distract r"yuu-id-rr,l AMI 81,
the next term
Mis- Kat k"aE~ny appointed o. thu >t,tr NrT-
NAL school. provided that after -IaninAi.,is 81. D.
iru.id qualified.
The bali Of d. aud Il. ". Jtck.u FOR NV i-,k- flr
H. Elk school. amounting {" Sl>i - "rsl-rrl
pai.
Mr. Tongue appeared t-i,,r~ thu Bari and rl,.-
proposals. behalf # N---r- Kelley Pact tt tn
Introduction uf History MARYLAND mt thu :, -,I-
Of IT," county. y icu"u taken.
Till inr pump aui VOL At tn" C-yf ton ,h..ui.
amounting Z" - -. Ai the lin TOT coal AMI hauin
-iin~. amounting: to 81 ~ ORDERED 10 Jali
Ih~ hill 81 ; : Kimi~,. :urui-u-i tIi-
schools amounting t. :i""'. ur'i-T-.I pad
Tli~ Board examined th- ih, TtFa,.urrr
irr TIA" var ending September .1t. aud then.
SUPPORTED ~ proper r"Urh~r-
TIL" Board adjourned t" meet on frL,y. 2'' instant
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THE You've PEOPLES ASSOCIATION
Those who attended the meeting Of the
Young Peoples Association, on Friday
evening Of last week, had the pleasure Of
enjoying another rich musical and intellec
tual feast. Owing to the absence of the
president, W. J. Jones, Esq, who was de
tanned at home by iudisposItion, the meet
ing was presided over by Rev. Mr.. Ridg-
way, and was opened by the reading of the
10th Psalm by the Rev. w. Quigg, who
happened to be present, after which the
duet and chorus, entitled "On the Shoals, Z"
was very nicely rendered by some Of the
members. This performance was followed
by prayer by Mr.. Qnigg. when the Misses
Terrell sang in their inimitable manner the
duet called the " New Jerusalem
The president then introduced the essay
list, George \. Blake, Esq, of the Elk
ton bar, who read highly interesting and
instructive paper upon the " Needs of the
Times" in which he pointed out the bad
results Of the want of exercise in the open
air by those engaged in literary and seden-
tary occupations. Passing from this sub
iect, he descanted upon the pernicious habit
Of idle gossip upon frivolous subjects, and
called the attention Of the audience to many
other equally pernicious habits of modern
society, and gave his audience much good
advice upon many subjects. He was lis
tened TO with marked attention, and we
are sure that, if his auditors are not the
wiser and better from having heard him, 1t
was their fault, not his.
After an intermission Of ten minutes,
Miss Eva Perkins sang the solo Pass
Under the Rod, when the president intro
dnced Mr.. W. c. Crow, who read the poem
" Bingen ON the Rhine" Mr.. Crow al
ways reads well, and fully sustained his
reputation upon this occasion. After the
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT. On Thursday after
noon last, as Mr.. Morris Dunbar, who re-
sides at Bell Hill, near Elkton, was driving
into town, and when about half way be-
tween the bridge over Big Elk and the rail.
road, one of the shafts of his dearborn
became detached and the animal started to
run. Mr.. Dunbar drew the horse into the
fence and the wagon coming in contact
with the fence was upset, and Mr.. ID. and
his little son, who accompanied him, were
thrown violently to the ground, the wagon
falling on the gentleman, injuring him
considerably, while the lad escaped with a
few slight scratches. Assistance was ren-
dered, and Mr.. ID. was removed to the
house of his brother, on Bow street. where
medical aid was summoned, and it was
found that he had sustained serious, but
not dangerous, injuries. He is now doing
we'll.
The horse continued to run towards the
town. dragging the front wheels until they
became detached, just above the railroad
crossing. and then ran down North street
aud into the Howard House yard, where il
suddenly took up against fence and was
secured.
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IsOWla ndsyille Items.

Mr.. Thomas Caldwell and wife celebrated
the 21th anniversary of their wedding, on
Monday last, at their residence. near Row
landsvillc. 4 large number Of relatives
and friends we've present. At 3 O'Clock,
dinner was served, consisting of all the
delicacies Of the season tastsfully prepared
aud III abundant quantities. The occasion
was quite enjoyable, the bride and groom
looking almost As happy as they did TWEEN
ty five years ago. Mrs. e. was made the
recipient Of number o: handsome pres
enss of silver and glass ware. The occa
sion was solrmnz"d by the presence of our
cheerful pastor, Rev. ;. \. Gayley, Of the
West Nottingham Presbyterian Church.
NEIGHBoK
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- Cracking is not confined to the Frog
Ponds. At tins season almost every body is
hoarse. The blratIng Of distressed lungs is
heard everywhere. Why is this. when
Hdis'S Honey IF Horehouad and Tar will
cure any cough, cold or hoarsedness in IS
hours? Sold by all Druggists. 70
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute.
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n As to watches, nobody wants a
poor one, or. in fact any short OF a really
excell'nt time keeper. The most perfectly
reliable watches are Ia lie had of BAiLY,
BANKS X BiDpLE. late Baily &Co.. Twelfth
and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia. They
have every grade and style of the WALTHAM,
which is now the leading watch of the
world
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BooT FIIRTATIoN.-The handkerchief
ard glove flrtations have done good service
in their way, but they are only for the use
of lovers and young people. For some
time there has been a great want of some
thing of the kind to fit tramps. a fertile
Drained genius in this town has got up a
boot Irritation, intended especially for the
use of those who are pestered by tramps.
1t runs something like this:
One step forward-Tramps beware.
Two steps forward-Cut your story short.
Right foot lifted few inches from the
ground have nothing for you.
Right foot extended backward out
side the gate.
Right foot brought swiftly forward and
planted firmly under coat tail of tramp
Leave the premises instantly, and advise all
your friends to steer clear of this house.
1t may be well to state that this Irritation
cannot be carried out with success unless
the tramp is much smaller than you are.
In following the directions above given it
should he borne in mind that this paper is
in no way responsible for any damages.
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au old soldier who served in the Big Elk
Rangers during the war, applied for pen
sion for disease contracted at the battle of
Fredericksburg, Va, and which resulted in
his death in the Spring Of 1873. Not be-
ing successful, his widow at his death ap-
piled through J. E. Wilson, as her attor-
ney, and few days since received the pen
sion. One great trouble in the case was
that the parties were married in Eng
land, and the proof had to be made there
of that fact.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

fI'HE FARM of James G. Esau, on the
- sllacr r"si atoni i~" mile irun the Ri-lEs
Sii = h-f~'i Ter sale P..-----i.u Ei,va "a.
III" 10Th Il NaTvh. 1872. fr further irii .ir- aIy
kf,,,rrv ,
o,i -, Is5a-u Elk;~,. Mr..
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SO ACRES OF LAND,

les: all arabic land aud good Of cui-
IIvAtinu except about ave we'll with timber
There mill. schools aud place oi pubic worship
csnvr i"nt To- thu property.
The Improvements consist - a FRAME 49,
NV ELI1Nti. l. - feet. with Pump II excel %; ~
I~nt water convenient To- : dwelling. with u.
DAIRY Nnu>" attached tTlnIr Ham. - y ~ -
feet. with hling attached, all marty IanafN
WaEOu-house. lc~hoH--. Poulir, house. Hog house
Other usual and uuhuIliiu.s ami the -uiir
property under good f-nrIng There sl~l upon this
farm Young APPLE ORCHARD Of choice ia iull
bearing
THE TERMS OF SALE will lie ~ follows Che
third Of tn" purchase money Ia Bee paid v,.h the
iinr IT sale "n-ihiTi ia One aud thu hSlsac-
Eighteen months from the Ian 81 .a- The rr,lg; pay
n-ut- To bear interest from the day Of sale aud the
iiN thereof i~ secured the satisfaction If
the uui-r-iEurI
ANY ono desiring information al-,ui thi, property
obtain the -smr 10y calling the -ul~sri err r--it.
tex near the property, ur 10y letter address,. Caiura
t''I. county. Nd JOHN 4. NE>EiIT
As-i.uer
&c. HiNpxAS, Auct.onser. Nov :, lsss-t,
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~ Everybody knows Capt. George "
Earhcari. of the Baltimore Police Force
lie has used kellcr's Roman Liniment, ant
pronounces It an Incompatible pain destroy
er. Sold everywhere at 30 cents.
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DEATH or An EsTIMkBLE YoUNd MAN.
We are panied to announce the death OF
George F. Logan, son Of Mr.. Robert G.
Logan, whose demise occurred, at the resi-
dence Of his father, near North East, on
Saturday last, after an illness Of eight
weeks of typhoid fever. lie was in his
Goth year, of remarkably steady habits, an
obedient sou and an affectionate brother,
and was much endeared to large circle of
friends, who mourn his early decease. He
was a consistent member of Bethel NJ. =.
Church. and died in triumph.
lie learned the shoe making trade in this
town, with Mr.. A. $. Mason, and in April
last started the business at North East
depot, where he successfully piled his trade
until his late illness. His funeral took
place on Tuesday, and his remains were in
TERED in Bethel church yard. The burial
services were conducted by Rev. c. T.
Cochell, pastor Of the church, assisted by
Rev. w. NJ. Parry, of the Elkton F. NJ.
Church. AS an expression Of respect, the
church was draped in mourning, and reso-
lutions were adopted by his classmates, on
Sabbath, expressing the deepest sympathy
for the relatives Of the deceased.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT

t'oR the Winter or longer. thoroughly
l. iHrni-hc'i HOUSE. EIki"n. Apply On the
IfrN'. l" MRS. drBOH en-.
Ort Eff
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~ Fine soft and stiff Hats Seal aud
Cloth Caps. GLASS FRONT.
"a -Colored morning Silks black dress
silks, lowest prices. GLASS FRONT.
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PERsoNAL.-The Rev. John Wilson, A.
NJ. recently Principal of the Wesleyan
Female College at Wilmington. was in
town. on Thursday. We learn he has in
contemplation the opening of Female
Collegiate Institute at Ridley Park.
Henry 5. McCoombs, Esq, of Whining
ton, was in Elkton, on Tuesday.
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n Raisins, Citron, Curranis, Crauber.
ries, Canned goods. GLASS FRONT.
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Notice to Creditors.
Notice to Creditors.

Notice to Creditors.
This = {" give notice. that the subscriber 81 Cecil
county. hath ohtgiui from IA, orphau- Court OF aid
county. Letter. q Administration uu The prrsnnaI
'-iItc Of
GEuRt.E " CAMERON
lat" ~ .i county d""1>si All persons having claims
against Tho -sI irC-Is.-i h. warned -xhbit
The 'HH" with the vouchers Thereof duly authenticate
On ~ before the 18th day II September. is7a:
they ih-r~ r.. ~ Law h- excluded from all Lrnrt
u aid r>iIi- All Ir-un- indebted estate are
requested g. make innr-liai- payment To the -ub-cr
'~fs- IIrrn under nay hand rhI- l3ih DAY of Drsh~r
l>.>. SAMUEL J BROWN
Administrator II ti-rTE- ". Cameron. decd
Tr.r-REuHLN u. JINIE. Register.
prt i1-bw
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STRAWBRIDGE & CL0THIER,
Invite the attention Of inspection ,h, wonderful
and almost unequnId facilities of all kinds Of
RELIABLE DRY GOODS.
At Prices but Little over the Cost of Production.
Our and magnificent lately opened now thoroughly organized
filled from basement STOCKS Of every variety
GOODS FOR LADIES WEAR,
FOR HOUSEKEEPING NEEDS,
EVER SHOWN AN AMERICAN HOUSE.
While keep large took of the
FINEST GOODS MADE BY FOREIGN LOOMS
WE MAKE a SPECIALITY OF
MEDIUM-PRICED TEXTURES,
Which people largely city and country all over the ~
DIRECT IMPLICATIONS EXCLUSIVELY CASH PR
CHAsES shared by but few houses which d
ages secured by all who deal with
To those who conveniently the city
OUR MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT.
Gives advantage making purchasing goods that residents
of Philadelphia enjoy.
The display scarcely eouaed in this country
aud cannot be surpassed, lin
SILKS STAPLE AND FANCY DRESS GOODS
BLACK GOODS PRINTS
HOSIERY UNDERWEAR
GLOVES DRESS TRIMMINGS
LADIES AND CIIlLDRENS CLoAKS AND SUITS
LINENS AND MrSIINS,
BLANKETS AND FLANNELS
ETC, ETC.
visit to the city will amply inspection our mngnidcen,
establishment the
Textures aud the which is not in
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srAIn OFT IN THE COLD,

we reached the door and found, somewhat
Ia our chagrIn Tor we confess great hank.
cring 20 look upon Vanity Fair again
that it was lGceed then we went to the
next dour-fur the church has three of
them and tried 1t with no better success:
aud were about 10 try the third one, when
an aristncr1tic policeman, with an ugly
looking club. gruifiy called out, You can I
20 III there, Hhereupon We informed
him that We had one of the pieces of paste
board of the right color, for you must know,
gentle reader. that 80 jealuusly do these
christians of Mount Vernon Place church
guard 1t against the admission of ordinary
sinners. that they make the tickets of ad
mission Of different colors, lest some poor
sinner that had ticket for Tuesday might
use it for some other day. Failing to gain
admission 10 the church, We chatted awhile
with the man of the ugly club with q view
of obtaining some information about this
man that everybody seems SO anxious to
hear. He said be believed he preached
sometimes to the
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Philadelphia, Wilmington and
BALTIMORE RAILROAD
CARS LEAVE gLKToy,
Port Deposit Branch Railroad

TRAINS Kun AS FOLLOWS
Lave Port Deposit. 6-5. 9.25 - II o. 4. Y. and
"a ami o. > =. y.
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NIGRoEs or THE CITY,

NJ VhUtE OF THE IlI1,
which We think is Il matter of regret, mas
much As the sinners Of Mount Vernon Place
seem To need his services much worse. As
We inurncycd towards our temporary abode
We could not help thinking Of certain
rhyme, which We paraphrase Is follows:
When the doorkecper receives fare.
He will punch IN the presence of the old
sinaire.
A blue trip slip for Monday fare,
\ buff trip slip for Tuesday fare,
4 pink trip slip for a Wednesday fare,
All III the presence of the old siuaire.
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ohila., vii. L. Bait. Railroad.

Trains leave North East station As follows