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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PIANOS AND ORGANS.
DIANOS AND ORGANS
l RECEIVED FOR REPAIRS AND VAR
N1SIlNG, or on STORAGE UNDER
INSURANCE at reduced rates during thesEs
Summer at G.. L. WILD & BROS. En-NfET1
portum Of Music, No, 1913 7th street n, w.
Agents for the Stien and other first class
fiahos. te3-tjyl
nECkER BROS GRAND, UPRIGHT. AND
u SQUARE PIANOS, AND BUR-~
DE1T ORGANS at Sole AGENT k,1pn RVV
Practical Piano maker,
~ lgh st., Washington, d. c., formerly foreman
wife !. q. Lights Co., and tuner with Steinway
q sons. mar19-u
HALLET DAVIS 4 CO. PIANOS,-Uu.
~ right Pt0MOs Speciality. Clos
ng-out sale-great barGains-come andFST
zee. tf21-tr1 II. l.. SUMNER, 811 9th st, W.
WIZ. KMABE CO; g wORLD-RENowN-
w ED PIANOS.-TheSe celebrAtedA-
Instruments have been before the publicy
for forty years, and have received the w
highest award wherever exhibited, McCammon,a
favorite Pianos, and Pianos from other celebrated
manufacturers constantly on hand. ShOninQer,a
celebrated Organs. Pianos and Organs sold, rented
and exchanged. Particular attention paid to Tun-
ing and thoroughly Repairing Pianos. G. REICH.
ENBACH' y Piano Warerooms, 423 18th street, \
ew doors above Penna. ay. oct12-tr
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nO u q l. A -
l. Ninth and r sts., st. CIOxd BUILDING.
The steady increase OF our business, and the me-
cessiy for more space to properly display our spe-
caties, has Induced to connect the store ad Join
Ing, formerly occupied by Miss Mccormick. With
facilities augmented, and new departments Gre
ated we shall he able to display all novelties la our
special lines, as soon as they appear, and at prices
the lowest.
specialties this season consist Of HOSIERY,
GLOVES, HANbKERCHIEFS, PAR ASOLS
RIBBONS, FANS, RUFFLI GS.TIEs, BOWS
RUhTONS, Lac ES, JEW ELkY, co ITO N AND
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VHHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
BUGGY AND HARNESS AT AUCTION.
On SATH'D Y, at IL IN. , in front of NtEE
my auction rooms, 1 shall sell, for GsAgsE
outfit.
je6 ct THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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LINE.

TUNARD LINE.
u NOTICE.
with the view of diminishing the chances of
collision, the Steamers of this line take q specific
curse for ali seasons of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown to New
York or Boston, crossing the meridian Of 90 at 43
at. or Rothing to the north OF 4S.
On the homewsrd passage crossing the meridian
Of so ut a lat, or nothing 70 the north Of A.
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LADIES FINE BOOTS for Spring We " of m,
own make for sale at very reasonable -
prices. v<W
JAS. H. VERMILYI.
90 9TH sire g.
Opposite Patent Once.
notice. MAG ~
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NEW STOCK OF
p II A 8 o L s,
With Fancy Handles, loo, 81 Is, $16O, 81. 75
81. CO. -. so, So. 90, etc o'
IVORY HANDLES
PEARL INLAID HANDLES,
FRENCH HORN HANDLES
1 s Plain and Twilled Silk Ii inches, 20 inches,
~ inches, "a inches, at
g. M. TuWSON cos.
$50 Pennsylvania avenue.
m!4~r South Side.
M rs. SELMA RUPPERT,
AVA 614 9TH STREET,
OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE,
Has Just opened . large and select assortment OF
INFANTS AND CHILDREN'S LACE GAPS
and BONNETS, ROBES,
LONG AND SHORT DRESSES,
And all kinds of
CHILDREN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Novelties In Lisle Thread GLOVES, Black SIN
MlITS, LACES, LACE GOODS and EN- BROID
ERlES, SILK and WORSTED PRINCES In Al
the newest styles. CHILDREN'S LACE CAPS
tuAoo I'd ofuer. mar28-tF
~DECNUAT. NvRNTCE --
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A " N N g s.
JOHN G. HOGAN, 713 Market Spaco.
Manufacturer Of Newly Patented Spring Roller
and ventilating Awning for Stores, Hotels, Public
Buildings and Private Dwellings. Flags and Tente
for sale or rent. Sole Agent for the only genuine
Mildsw-PrOOf Awning Material. seD1b-tr
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Il. stais ess ana $50 Center Market, H
60 20 and 81 Western I" TY"
CHOICE FRESH MEATS AT ALLtGA
The best BEEF, VEAL, MUTTON and SPRING
LAMB the country affords.
~An orders faithfully filed: goods delivered
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ElR POTION AC RIVER LANDINGS,-
The Steamer MsTTANO, Capt ~>
W., w; b. ByIee, win make three trips
And one to MATTOX CREEK stOpptnR at inter-
msdtste landings going and returning. FOR further
MIoi nation inquire at u. L. Sherfff's Coal and
and At wharf, foot Of 9Th and streets
apAen q. TUCKER JONES, Agent.
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GUNNER ARRANGEnENT.

FOB NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND
THE SOUTH.
The swift and elegant iron Steamer LADY OF
THE LAKE, Capt. c. j. BONNIE 49,
Will vItLE leaves eth-street wharf.
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at o,cl,k
Pm, connecting with steamers for Boston, Provf-
dence and other Northern Points. Returning
leaves Norfolk every TUESDAY, THURSDXY
and SATURDAY, St O'Clock n. m,
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MIR EDIToR:-In the brief notice &C
campaigning tie article frolr tie columns
OF the ihgl0 imericun, published in the
city of Nice, in regard to the saving and
distributing ia the faithful, the linen cloths
used on the diseased body OF the Pope, as
a cure for sickness. | neither expressed an
opinion pro CT con as to the Truth of the
assertion, but simply suggested twas it
possible that in this enlightened age there
could be found any persons SO benighted by
superstition and priest craft as to believe in
such nonsense
My frequent s"ioErning in Catholic coun-
tries proved to me that there are thousands
upon thousands of ignorant pcople-and
through ignorance nnly-who are led to
believe IN bleeding hearts, wood and nails
from the cross, dirty linen, nc. but did
NOT for mnuent supp sc that in the lnteli
gent county of Cecil, where a Cousin sue,
Il John \. Calhoun Broadbrim ami other
distinguished persons are to be found.
there coud be found au iuteliig, Mt person
for the article of Milan evidently
shows ii is not ignorance that mSed nml
who not only believes in the efficacy of the
pieces of linen, but backs his opinions 10y
asking "If napkins We're not taken from
the dead body Of the apostle Paul. used IN
curing sickness, &c" | was not aware
that the apostle wore napkins at his age,
Il statemen, not born out by the scriptures
nor yet by the Writings OF Jo>erhus, hav-
ing ifS foundation SIMPLY III some Catholic
tradition. | make no war against the old
faith, but against the crrorS, which nave
crept into the church. -infil lbility of the
Pope, immaculate conceptions. the worship
and alteration of the Virgin Mary, elevat
Tag hel above the Very Christ these ana
other errors which have destroyed the pur
Ity OF the church. thank NtIan > tnr
his charity i'll not accusing me of false
hood, as made no assertion as to tine
truth OF falsehoud of the matter. p.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
THE MORTGAGE TAN.

EDITOR CECIL WnIG-Dear Sri
highly approve the stand you have taken
lii regard to The proposition to impose a
tax on mortgages. Farmers find it very
difficult, in these times, to keep their ex-
peuses within their incomes, and ii tax on
mortgage would be very oppressive to many
0i them; besides It would make taxation
very unequal, for, no matter how the law
Imposing such tax may be framed the
lender Will, IN some way. compel The Dor
rover to pay il. Suppose l. to be the lender
ahu Il the borrower, and Suppus" each to
hold property to the amount OF $40 COO,
and suppose also that l. holds mortgage
ON B'S property to the amount of 81, 600,
then b : property. deducting his debt, is
-. 600, and LIS, including the mortgage,
SD, GOO: yet, 10y the present method of
taxation, both are taxed equally, which, at
the rate Of one per cent, would be each
500, Yet LIS property, clear of debt, is
tnree times that of BIS. This suppose.
cannot be very well avoided, as it would,
be very difficult, if rot Impossible, To assess
property de'lucting debts. Now. suppose
a tax imposed on mortgages. then b is
obliged 10 pay a tax on $4,000 and l. or
100000, that is. at the above rate Is pays
SlGO ON has encountered property and $50
on the mortgage, in ali $50. while l.
pays 800 on $4,000 of unencumbered
properly and nothing on $1,000 additional
invested i'll the mortgage. Now. suppose
again the tax imposed on rtgages, and
l. and + together taxed tG the amount of
5000, then LIS tax would be $50 and BIS
$500 that is. l. pays $40 less on SD, 600 of
unencnmhered property than b pays on
$4,000 of encumbered property. Is this
right? Would not 3 remember it at the
next elecJinna
As the law now stands. citizens of Mary
land who have invested money on mort
cages ont of the State are taxed on those
mortgages, whether they can collect the
tax from those who have given the mort
cages or not. This is an inducement tn
invest money on mortgage in the State Of
Mary iand only; but suppose d tax imposed
on all mortgages, then this inducemeut
ceases to exist.
Taking all things bearing on this subject
into consideration. | am of the opinion that
the members Of the Legislature, after due
consideration, will repeal the law impos-
ing Il tax on mortgages out of the State.
and never again give encouragement to any
proposition TO impose Il tax on money in
vested in mortgages, whether III or out of
the state. FAIR PLAY.
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Mr.. George w. Poist had very fiue
pair OF cattle, which he purchased from
Messrs. katz Il Miller, in town on Tuesday
IN front of our photograph saloon, for Mr..
Barry to take their pictures. They were
not large. weighing $500 lbs, but were
very handsome. He expects to have them
on sale from his wagon on Saturday. Mr..
Nm. j. Seedlings and Mr.. Ely have had
some excellent beef or sale from their
stores aud wagons.
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CeciEtOu Items.
MATRIMONIAL. MATTERS. &C.


Mr.. Frazer, QUE of our polite statesmen,
brought his bride. Miss Annie Freeman,
here, on Thursday evening Of last week,
where IA warm receptions awaited them.
On the same evening, in Foasey's Neck,
Mr. Johu Wullynand aud Miss Rachel
llevaloH were quietly married, at the
brides home. Some time last month, this
young lady and her cousin drove to Will
mington to purchase the wedding outfit,
which was placed i'll the back of the car
riage. While on their way home they dis
covered that the articles belonging to the
young lady as well as u suit of clothes
which the young man had purchased had
been stolen from the carriage.
INTEKMENT.
The remains of Mr.. Henry Timms were
st. Stephens burying ground, for inter
meut. He fell victim to typhoid fever
and leaves IA wife and seven little children.
SUPPER.
The ladies' held supper, three evenings
last week in the new parsonage, at George
town. Notwithstanding the unfavorable
weather, they made over 500.
MUODYS SERMONS.
Mr.. Jersey Price has been canvassing
this neighborhood for Moody's sermons.
We do net know whether he met with
much success or not. 1t is a volume that
would benefit both old and young. and
every household ought to possess a copy,
for the attentive reading of it would prove
a blessing to every one.
A FEMALE PHYSICIAN,
from Wilmington, visited one of the lower
Necks, short time ago. claiming to cure
fits or any other affection of the flesh Her
fame soon spread and many were taken to
her to be cured. They still wait to see the
result of the remedies.
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An attempt to brighten Mr.. w. Abra-
hams, on Monday night, by some young
men, by ghost so arranged across his
fathers lane as to be moved about by ropes,
came near causing one of the party to lose
his life. MIR. Abrahams put two balls
through the object and captured it, and
not being in very good humor, attempt
ed to fire another load at one of the men,
but fortunately his pistol did not go off or
it would have killed him.
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MARRIED..

-HEVALOW.-On the
Gath ultimo, at the residence OF the
brides father, Sassafras Neck, by Rev.
E. p. Aldred, JOHN S. WoLLYHAND and
RACHEL HEvALow, all of this county.
NTWELL-KING.-I Wilmington,
Del, on Thursday evening, January
oath, 1878, by Rev. |. NJ. Haldeman. c.
HARRY CANTwELL, formerly of Elkton,
Md, and JENNIE A. KING, of Whining
ton, Del.
HAINES.-In Oxford
Pa, on January Goth, by Rev. Geo. A.
Wolfe, WILLIAM f. WINCHESTER and
MARY o. HAINEs, both of Port Deposit,
this county.
Oxford
on the oath instant, by Rev. f. b. Har-
vey, WILLIAM B. REYNOLDS to HARRIET
A. ARMSTRONG, both of this county.
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Register OF Sales,
ADVERTISED IN THIS PAPER, OR FOR wHICF
BILLS HAVE BEEN PRINTED AT
THIS OFFICE.
REAL ESTATE:

REAL ESTATE:
Feb
James c. Crothers, real estate and per-
sonal property of l.. T. Melrath, 8
VIM. j. Jones, trustee, farm of James
Steele. near Kinks Mills, 8
w. 5. Evans, trustee, farm of George
W. Moore, near Colora, Is
Isaac w. Preston, house and lot at
Colora, 16
G. Mccullough, trustee, valuable farm
in Sassafras Neck, %
C. Mccullough, trustee. the farm of
the Jos. Sinners at Pilot Town, 90
Personal PROPERTY:
Feb
T. B. Hopper, executor, property of the
late David Palmer, in Chesapeake
City, s
Benz. w. McVey. on the road from
Kinks Mills to Blue Ball, stock and
farming utensils, IL
Ariminta White and J. n. Hyland, at
White Point Farm, in Elk Neck,
stock and farming implements, II
o. d. Foulks, at Town Point, blooded
stock, and farming implements, 30
Elliot Brown, near Port Deposit, new
carriages wagons and farming uten-
sis, 81
sY- Orders by mail for Bills for Public
Sales, &c., will be Immediately filled.
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NEDTClEAL.
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Hamilton Easter IL Sons,
OF BALTIMORE

Invite correspondence with individuals
and families desiring to supply themselves
with DRY GooDs at FAIR Prices aud Mop
ERATE PROFITS. SAMPLES. WITH PRICES,
will be sent on application, and goods by
EXPRESS C. o. D., or by mail on receipt of
postal order or check. The latter mode of
delivery being very advantageous to buyers,
packages costing but one cent per ounce to
any part of the country.
Our stock is the LARGEST. MosT VARIED
AND CHEAPEST in the Southern States, and
our prices at RETAIL TO CUSTOMERS as low
as usually paid by DEALERS who do not
import or receive their supplies in large
quantities direct from the manufacturers.
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q Wealth, position, choice of society
and surroundings, every thing beautiful
and attractive in nature and art may use
its enfluence to produce or increase happi-
ness, yet any lady suffering with those com
plants arising from the structural differ
ence between the sexes cannot enjoy life or
its pleasures while thus afflicted. Keller S
Vegetable Life Drops, judiciously used
exert soothing and etficacious influence
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Notice to Creditors.
ORDER NISI.
HANNAH A KIMBLE

GEORGE E. woILAsToN AND WIFE ami OTHERS.
III the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Equity.
No. ISi. b. >.
ORDERED. This 10th day of January.
~ i>1> thar tho sal" uf I'll" mortg:=e r al estate Of
i-,rg" T.. Woa>ton and wifi, mad. AID reported hy
William J. .'nurS. Trustee be ratified AMI cautirIn,5.
unless t. the contrary thcrcp; he shown or
h' urc Tie 2rd dt, Of March next; p-uvI" copy of
Itis Order Ice inserted in ,IfuT lIiitu in
'cil county week Tor month fore the 18th
iay of FEBRUARY next.
The Re states tie amount Of sales :" i" - 90.
A. ". MITCHELL Clerk.
True copy; test, A. W. MITCHELL,
Jan 10, lS7S-lm Ci,rk.
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ARE YOU IN ARREARS .
READ and REMIT!

Tile type on whicl The CECIL WING IS
printed has, By constant ase in the serrire Of
its rcnders, BEEN s2Hee.e3 as .RH as tie poc6ct-
jook IF its EdNor. AS ne,cspaper. THE
WING has alsrHys enjoyed Il" encid5le repu-
tntion fer credHajye typogrcphy md ercellent
ncctanical srecut.oa. In Mis reputation its
Proprietor iadp'geS reasonable pride. and
to maiatain ii, lie makes this NeU Year .1p-
pea to such Of his subscribers as are in ar
rcarS. The sums Gus lin from each is neon
siderable. TIE aggregate amount, hotoerer,
is large, ana more MaR enough to redress
The MIG IN much-n eded suit Of Nec
TIRE.
VIII this rie,o, are h,nd1y, bit importu-
nate,y, press upon each subscriber in arrears.
TIE IMMEDIATE PAYMENT OF THE SMALL SUM
DUE Us. Tie rsqne&t is Il fair one, and tie
object cdcaatageous alike 10 reader and pub
lister. HENRY. r. TORRENT.
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WORK FOR ALL

IN til. wH I"rlItioS canvs-~IH- '"r The Eira-iae
visitor. i"narg Weekly Monthly. largest
paper in the W0ri1, Win NI'nm0tu Ci.ruinrs
Big Commissions Mt. Terms outfit
;r"c. Address -. .. VIGltEHY, Aa-...i, Ia.-5.
"a Extra Fine Mixed Cards, with name 10
~ cts. Ir-G-ptil. l. JONES : 10 Nassau. y. Y.
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tB- You can buy a good Hat for % cts.

tB You can buy good Hat for % cts.
GLASS FRONT.
sS"A large stock of Wooden and Knit
Goods. Chldrsn's Wooden Stockings,
Ladies and Children's Vests, at cost, at
Mrs. LITzENBERG's Millinery, Trimming
and Fancy store, Main ST., opposite the
Howard House.
rs Furs closing out less than cost.
GLASS FRONT.
tS Blankets all grades all sizes, at your
own price, at GLASS FRONT.
"a Closing out Winter stock; great re-
ductons in prices; call and examine.
GLASS FRONT.
sB Remnants, Remnants, great bargains
in Remnants. GLASS FRONT.
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The PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
Beef cattle were i'll fair demand this week,
but prices were without material change.
=, GO head arrived and sold at 6(GGtc. for
extra Pennsylvania and Western steers; 5CG
SIC for fair to good do, and 33(G4ic. per
pounds gross for common as to quality.
Sheep were unchanged; 5000 head sold
at 4i,G &c. per pound gross, as to condition.
Hogs were without essential change;
$500 head sold at 5iG6ic per pound gross,
as to condition.
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ITr0s!eS Feet.

The Roman Li!.i'neli has proved effect
ual IN al cases where ii has been properly
used. 10 instance j. known where it
has failed in giving immediate relief.
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USE DIR. VAN DYKES SULPHU II
SpAPtures and prevents Chappng III. Han l. and
Face. and beauties the Comp lexicon.
4s-UsE ROSE Of CASHMERE HAIR TONIC
Sod 10y Druggists. Price, ~ cents.
de-, -, lsT7-lOm
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Persons making application for transfers of property
will he required Ia comply with the following sections
Of the tuGr. article 81:
Sec Is Whenever any person shall make application
tur any allowance deduction of the sale.
transfer alienation. loss removal of any property or
the collection payment of any public private
cnrity Tor money the County Commissioners or Appeal
Tax Court shall iuterroEate him oath in reference
thereto and the disposal OF the same especially
inquired of him Ia whom the same has been sold or
transferred and the amount of the purchase money or
the money collected ami how the has bceu i'll
vested.
SEC. 10 They shall also iutcrugatc said person, al.
otth in reference any acquisition Investment made
To- lin aud already assessed ard the atn"unt OF ali
snch acquisition and investments snail he added to his
tsSessaae property and il h. refuses to answer no
allowance deduction shall be made his
Jan ~. lS-S-iw
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DIED.

OWENS.-On January %, at the family
residence in Baltimore, JOHN Owens. in
the Goth year of his age, son of the late
Captain Jonas Owens, of this county.
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GRAND
Triumph in Horticulture.

GLORIOUS results OF useful life; eli
~ n.,N almost reached: tELTuA~ NEW BfERii.S,
i, lila and Continental. Straw hrrTic-: Early Prolific
and Reliance k"-i,rrirs lhs fnnr hr~t bearing. he.
clrrAia h">t selling trst p'NlHg Market BERRIES
Illustrated Circular. Pi"r List rIuI history and tG,i
description. Free Ia all. GIBSON y Rem EFT
Nnr-cr nlcu ami Fruit Growers.
Dc; II, ls11--:.m ManpfvrY. \ j.
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Bt1r0s nd scalds!s.

This i-inime". h's proved itself TO I've
one ~ ,.e hes! Gts-e,ji", ever used for
Burns md Sc.If~. Ii Iuickness ii allie
via''n~ rain wiien applied, gives il great
superiority ever s!i other preparations.
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rs If you select good and healthy food
for youI family, You should also look to
the welfare of your Baby. For all troubles
of early Childhood, nothing is better than
DR.. Bulls Baoy Syrup. % cents bottle.
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THE MARKETS..
EiktOn Markets.
DIRECTED EVERY FRIDl

CORRECTED EVERY FRIDAY.
Wheat, S1.30Gl 81
Corn, prime yellow $1,000
do-damp 45(G47
Oats, 30(G33
Coal. per 2240 lbs, stone and egg $50
do-nut 81 %
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Port Deposit Items.

RELIGIOUS.
Rev. ]. o. Sypherd will fill the pulpit Of
the VI. E. Church, next Sabbath, Rev. j.
d. Rgg preaching for him on Zion circuit,
TEMPERANCE.
Col. j. +. Hoy will speak at the weekly
meeting, in Odd Fellows Hall,
next Tuesday night. Col. Hoy has been
laborng in the temperance cause in the
large cities for some time, doing good
work, and the committee have secured his
services for that night and cordially invite
all who can attend, to be present.
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ORDER XIsI,

JOSEPH ". FLINTHAN
WILLIAM II. sTtNERT AND OTHERS
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Equity.
No. "a. u. 3.
ORDERED, This 25th day of January,
~ ISIS that the salrs mad and reported Iy James
7 Mccullough Trustee Tor the sale Sarah Ann Film
ti;.Ins real estate be rattr, and confirmed unless
cause tire contrary thereof be shown on or hrfrr the
Goth day II March I XII provided 'JFN It tins i':irr
hr inserted in newspaper ript"i i'll C,yi county
February next.
The Report states the amount Of -rs II Sc :: zoo 90.
i y MITCHELL tlrrk.
True copy: i. ". NJ rilELL.
Jan 20. l7>7-im iIc:k.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

FENHE County Commissioners of Cecil
Il county viii meet their "rr. in the Court iiouss
III klktun, Tuesday AMI Wednesday, the i-th and
,iti aul on Tuesday. Wednesday ard THURSDAY. the
18th 10Th and 2lst and Tues lay and cdurslay the
Doth and 9Th days of February for the purpose of
making transfers and correcting and ce
hereby given that after the 27th day of February
next losiireiu teration will he made in the assess
ment fnr thu year ISIS.
BY order l. +. NANARSDALE.
Clerk Commissioners Cecil county.