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The Eikton Yacht Clpb,

From letters and tele"rams rece.re.i
ff1... members OF TINS party. now ont on
a cra.ae by friends at home during the
past week, we CLEAN the following log of
their voyage up to the time of going to
press: As stated last week they left
here on Tuesday afternoon. the 18th in
slant, rearhi ug ANNAPOLIS the next afte,-
noon. They remained but : short time
there, making 4olomon.& island, the
home Of the captain, their next stopping
place Here they made an addition to
their party by taking on a gentleman, a
resident of the Island, and sailed for Old
Point Comfort, which point they reached
in safety. On Saturday they RAJ, up to
Norfolk, and on Sunday went ouS on an
excursion by railroad to Ocean ' lew, a
watering place forty miles FROM hat aity.
They then returned to aolGmuE's Island.
leaving their guest there, AND on Tues
day arrived at Oxford. Md, at which
point Messrs. II. I. c. Crouch and Hiram
J. Alexander took the ears for home
The club remained at Oxfold one day,
when they turned their faces homewar,i,
arriving al Tn.2LesseT daring II ed nes-
day, where, at last accounts, they pre-
posed to remain to participate in Il hop to
be given there. BY the time this reaches
our readers the gallant craft with her
jolly crew will be well on her way up the
Elk, or perhaps tied fast to Scott Il
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the war by every General officer under HON
it served, from q neral Meade down To IA,
various division aud brigade Commanders.
The following cll,! has been uai!e,l to the
survivors:
"There will be- reunion of the surviving
members of the Sixth Regiment Maryland
Volunteers, held at Wilson Post Han, Il.
y. r, in Baltimore, on the afternoon OF
Thursday September lith, 1882. As we get
older and fewer, may our former ties bind
us more closely together. Please be witt
us. Accommodations will be provided for
all who attend. Please advise us if you will
come. JOHN w. HoRH, President.
ALIEN. LEEDS. Secretary"
Cecil county, was well represented in he
make up of our resiment--hesides Two full
companies she was represented in the origi-
nal organization by the following field and
staff officers George X. Howard, Colonel:
Jacob Ash, Adiutant; lanes Touchstone,
Quarter Master: Er. {. T. Shippers, surgeon
and Joseph Brown Chaplain.
In looking over our l;egimental foster,
it is inexpressably sad to note the great
number marked, doad; few regiments ven
ture to state have met with Il larger per
centage of casualties than the cid sixth
Maryland; few regiments did more to up
hold the unity and integrity of the nation
few in number, it will be as Jacob bereaved
of his children, 10, this one and that one is
not X
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in the Trap.

ON Monday evening last, sharper who
ont llis stock on the corner of Main and
North street. a crowd quickly gathered
about hl.n: AID he proceeded t. stir up their
cundlly 10y rolling up five and ten dollar
bills III the packets Of soap, and offering
these for one dollar each. In each OF the
packages of his general stock, lie stated,
there was Il sum OF money ranging from
five cent? - ten dollars, these h" sold ut
twenty-five cents each. i's.af 1T u trek
kept his audience from purchasing. until
finally Il young man was induced 10 invest
"A quarter. This WAS the >larper> chanrt.,
and before the Young man coulh Open the
pa, kaye he offered him one dollar 10. IT,
this the purchaser II first rctuse, to take
but tfterM ards rl.ang4,l his iainl; ..u, lf.4x
It! the package back 70 tie dealsr. III *
change for a one dollar bill. The SHARPER
then opened the package, and to tue aston
lshment OF he gaping crowd il contained a
ten dollar bill, orr young friend nov bitter
~ feg.1:ti;tt itasin@ parted with the pack ct,
anu IN hope OF rtilfeHt i!tr r.s u, Iiiek, lie t.G
gan investing Ill the packages in ~ itch t..u
dealer had wrapped the ives and tens. for
which he paid one dollar each. The irsf
was greedily opened aud found TO contain :,
bit OF soap and nickle. Oar seeker for
weailh began 10 lock blue, but when he
opRHefi the second and third and tolnd them
no richer; lie Fairly howte,, witt. ulsappola,-
menI, ana demanded the reli;rn OF his
ducatS. This WAS something out OF the
dealers line, and he begged /" be excused,
and not until the Sheriff was brought III a>
a special ple:t,ter did he consent to give the
yerdant young mans; money un. We ven-
ture to say bat il Will be Il long time before
this Young man bays SOAP, again under Ike
circumstances. Indeed we would not have
thought thai there was :. man or youth in
the county, wi o coui be taken IN by such
i shallow trick
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pise in Jali.

On Sunday evening iast, biIah \ Hen, an
aged colored woman, confined in iaii a.. IN
sane, died in her cell of dropsy Dinah has
bee0 IN inmate Of the prison for IA number
of years, har mind was entirely upset, and
at times she was q saviag maniac. Ordinar-
lily however, her insanity w4@ p mild
type her main lelusion being that she was
at the aome of her younger days, in the ser
vice of her cd mistress. She would fire.
quently jump up froiii her seat, with " Yes
ma IN Use coming" thinking SIZE heard her
mil.ress cal) hurry into one of the cells ana
looking 40 to the window converse with an
imaginary miskr 2ss, this she would repeat
almost every ten minaa.A; in the day, save
when she was attacked by one OF itse raving
spells. During the attacks OF the latter,
she would cgt up all sorts of tricks, such as
going into the back yard and getting down
upon her knees in the mud aiIl praying in a
loud voice, making aP the mad N patches,
thinking it was bread, and Assnetissss Wal
who have had Dinah in charge, during the
tins Of her confinement, have had great
deal Of t1ca.1ie with her. She was native
of the neishborlooa - the Rising Sun, and
about seventy-five years o. aas Coroner
Gutenberg summoned a jury and heia a..
inquaSt upon the remains of the deceased
on Monday morning and verdict in ac-
cordance with the i.,T-sgoing facts was rend
eppd
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The report OF Lieut. Col Ctaighill, corps
OF engineers. for the fiscal year ending June
80, 1889, has been received at the War De
partmenr at Washington. The report says:
THE Elk RIVER.
At the end of June. 1891. the contrac-
ter. Mr.. G.. II. Ferris. wis engaged il
dredging. payment being made with
funds derived from the appropriation Of
$40 900 in 1850, aud this WIS continued
during July and August at ISL. when
the contract time expired. : : :; i The
same contractor kept On with the work
at once under Il new appropriation Of
-. 900 made March 3. 1881, which was
exhausted by the middle OF December oi
1881. The total amount OF excavation
under this contract was 1t.l39 cubic
yards. of which ! .G3G cubic yards were
deposited behind tin old dyke below tie
town of Elktcn. 3. l23 cubic yards on the
dumping ground below Frcnchtown, and
the remainder on the marsh to right OF
the cut and below the Old dyke. The
following was the result of all the work
under appropriations Of 1850 and 1S>l:
\ channel of &c feet wide and $ feet
deep at mean low water from the bridge
at Elkton to a poiut about one mile below.
\ small bar Just below this point had
also been removed. and the channel was
widened into Il turning basin at a point
a short distance below the bridge. The
Old dykes below the town need consider
able repairs Il cIibwOrk near French
town should lie removed, and some adtii-
tions below EIkton are expedient Every
cent appropriated has been expended
An appropriation oil Sh,"tW Is asked Tor
to complete the work Which sun, has
since been apron iated.-ED.
.......-.-
''''' ~ "' y
The Improvement of the channel of HE
:;r>quehanna River above and below i{avr.
de Grace. and to complete the Wort: AZ The
Fishing battery Light Station, near :IIesl-
tia Island: 1T date of last annual report a
channel al M feet wide and l. feet deep
had been "nen"d a the lower end at he
drel gcl chauuel extending from Point Con
cord to near :>lte>utia island thereby tst3b-
fishing II foot navigation 10 Eavrr de
Grace and Port Deposit. This work com
menced i'll September 1851, irterruptel in
the winter nf lSS0Sl by ice, was concluded
in April, 1851.
The building OF Il basin aud accessories
for the commission ui iish and fisheries was
completed, except as to filling with stone of
ali exterior rnooriug crib aud the covering
with loan of the surface OF the "iilled il
wall" area upon which the commission
buildings are erected.
During July, 1891, the building of Il
uooring crib was com ctcd and about two
thirds of the loan covering was put over
shell filling OF south end "f station.
\ rrsurvey Of cilanne! bet ween Havre de
Grace and Sreslri;. Island was com pleted
during August, 1881 and showed! the upper
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Personal,
not

Miss Lou Cantwell visiting near Bay View
Miss Florence Hall, visiting Milington,
! Md.
Miss Ada George, Of Baltimore, at VIM.
I. Lees.
Mrs. c. S. Dodge, OF Baltimore, at Miss
Matte Lees.
Mrs. Vim. Hambo, of Wilmington. at
Jacob Ramho's.
MIR. Will Hopkins, of Baltimore. at Par
ker l.. Georges.
Miss Katie Richie. of Wilmington, at Miss
Mamie Thomas.
Miss Lille Hambo, visiting, MIS-. Hiram
Webb. Philadelphia
Misses Alice Boulden and Nettie Miller,
visiting Middletown, Del.
Mr.. James Crawford aud family, of Wash
ington, at Jas. II. SCOTS.
Misses Beckie McCaiIley and Ella Neil,
of Philadelphia, visiting at Z. {. Strickland.
VIM. II. Elder, Esq, and family. returned
home from their cottage al Reno both Beach
on Thursday.
Hon. Jacob Tome arrived home from
his western :our, on Tuesday last, after an
absence of over 4 month.
Mrs. Joshua NJ. Ash. of this town, is "
ing dangerously i'll, of heart disease, at her
residence on Main street.
The Misses Walmsley and Mr.. Robert
Ricketts,, OF this place, arrived home from
Rehoboth Beach, on Wednesday.
Vim. O. Gilmour, Esq. foreman Of the
Cecil Democrat Office visited friends near
Glasgow, Del, portion of the past week.
Il. G. ThaGkery, Esq, who has been i'll Of
typhoid fever for some time past, is report
ed as being in an improved condition At this
time.
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Kennard, of Wilmington.
who for some time past has been visiting
Mrs +. Brown, of this place, returned nome
on Wednesday.
Mr.. VIM. Witworth, son of Roger Wit
worth, Esq, of this tom, who has been
spending some time at tehoboth beach in
search of health, returned this week, Ip
parently not much benefited.
+. a. Ellis, Secretary and Treasurer of
the Mutual Fire Insurance Company of this
town. left home Oh Tuesday afternoon, for
a ten days vacation. During that time he
will visit New York City. and Freehold.
Long Branch and Ocean Grove, \. j.
jerks Henry. son of Mrs. \. NJ. L. Price.
is lying seriously i'll, at the residence of his
grandmother, Mrs. Taylor, on Main street.
The physiciau though unable to state posi-
lively the nature of his disease ust now,
EnIeElllnS Tears Dl IL severe case bi !iHolti
fever. The many friends of jerks will re-
greet to hear of his afflction.
MessrS. il. T. C. Crouch and Hiram i.
Alexander, two members of the Eikton
Yacht Club. returned home from their
cruise, on Wednesday, in advance of the
main body. Mr.. Crouch came home ON ac-
count OF threatening sickness, and Mr..
Alexander was summoned /" the bedside of
his sister, Mrs. Joshua NJ Ash, who is dam
gerously III.
We are pleased TO be able To state that
Mr.. Townsend Poole Of Frenchtown, has
sui Tered no inconvenience from the attack
made upon him hy What was at HE time
thought 10 he Il mad steer, a week ago.
Since that time it has been found that the
animal was not suffering from any uncom-
mon complaint, but that the attack was
made in spirit of play.
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Reunion Of the Sixth Maryland.

= :;,"'nber Of the Sixth writing to Tie
Wing says tlne o, ,ls FEATURES of the uriole
festival will be the reunion, l,epIeIniy = It'll,
of the surviving members OF the SiNth
Maryland Regiment, which was organized
in l'aitilnoEe, September, 1862, twenty years
ago and numbered y1t, men. II was one of
the regiments composing the original Mary
land Brigade, General John Il. Henly com
manding, but vas subsequently assigned to
f'rencRs Division of the Third Army
Corps. ',n 49, reorganization Of the Army
of the Potomac, in 1868, .aa regiment was
assigned to the ID brigade, Sd Division,
9th Army Corps. The casualties of the regi-
ment We're very great, and there are now
comparatively few survivors, In the battle
of the a., Gerness the regiment went into
the fight with IlS men, i.ns had 263 killed
and wounded. To General John w Horn,
with the Sixth Maryland Regiment, was
assigned the difficult and dangerous task
# uniting at Cold Harbor, under cover of
night, tie picket lines of the Army of the
Potomac and the army of the James. The
regiment was highly complimented during
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Hard Lunlps II Ereast.
Some Fine Horses.

Mr.. II. {. Hess stable of trotters, row
at the fair grounds. near this town. is
made up of some as goo9 stock and
promising young animals as can be scared
mp anywhere. lie has nothing of an or
binary character in his stables. it being
that 40 not give lnd!catlons OF pretty
positive nature OF making last GoerS.
BY this means he has brought toget her Il
sta Die of as attractive and promising
horses as can be found. Anon" tie
most notable of fine collection we name
the following: Gilt Edge. duh stallion,
SIX years of age. remarkably handsome
fellow and Il fine Goer. Joe. u bay geld
ing. eight wears odd. a quick stopper and
neatly built horse. Lily r.. a bay
marc ii y years old neatly brilt anil \
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Invitation.

Strangers are invited to visit
our store, when in Philadcl-
phia, to leave packages there.
and to make d convenience
of it generally. tt is a handy
place, right by the new City
Hall, at the very center Of the
city. It answers our purpose
TO welcome you, and to pro-
vide for such OF your wants
as we can.
The store is about twice
as large as it was two or
three years ago; made so by
digging under ground and
building overhead, and by cx-
tension on Chestnut street.
Parts Of the store are about
as comfortable as any place
can be; and one of the most
comfortable parts is now be-
ing got ready for the rest and
rcfreshment Of strangers.
One Of the pleasant things
about the store always has
been the fact that you can
walk all over it, either alone
or with a guide, without ever
being asked to buy a thing.
We knowvery well thatmost
of you come to Us for d good
share of your supplies; why
should We spoi' your visit by
intruding goods upon your
attention, when you come to
see the place.
But perhaps you arc not
coming to Philadelphia just
now. Very we'll; take q cool
er time. It's cool enough in
the store, when you get here.
You can write for any goods
that you may happen to
want; and get them, proba~
bly, just as well as if you
were on the spot. Any how,
you know, you can return
whatever you set that you
don't like.
We sell more sorts of
things than we can put into
an advertisement. So, what
ever you want, suppose you
drop Us a line. Wen help
you if we can.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market
streets. and City-hai square,
PHILADELPHIA
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Drunk and DiSorderly.

I'm Saturday last, Charles Wilson and
NH!iam kreemaH, two promising coiore,l
youths of about sixteen years of age, were
arrested by the Sheriff, charged with being
drunk and creating disturbance Mt a tes-
tival held at Providence 4. NJ =. Church,
OF this town, upon the previous evening.
They were afFatgue} before Justice Lewis,
on Monday, who Tined then, each one dot
lar and costs, which they paid and were
discharged.
Thomas Young, a one-armed colored man,
a denizen of the Neck, arrived here, on
Sunday night. from the camp meeting of
the coiored people in psogress AT darlington.
The camp Ileeilng or something else had
gotten into Thomas head, and he WASH
on shore here very long before he proceeded
to celebrate his landing by "A one-armed
shindiR on his own hook. The bellows
power o. Initt's ,npGc is t.eEi2;!4G.;S. and
he flung out clear, full and ro,,nt. oaths AT
spanking rate cursing every body in gen
eral The Sheriff took him, and when so
bered up he was introduced to Justice
Lewis, who imposed the same fine rs he
put upon the others. The Justice stated
that he would have made the fine heavier,
but ha has; IG Gts-re.iGr r. IL" matter the
law limiting him to this amount for Al.ch
otfenses. Tom paid up like man and left
with downcast air, as though in deep
meditation.
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PERSONAL To Men ONLY

THE NoLTAIc BELT Co., Marshall, Mich.
will send DR. DYES CE1EBRATEn Ei.Et'.
TRo-NoITAIC BELTS AMP Electric Ar-
rLIANCES on trial for thirty days to men
(young or ODD who "re afflicted with Nrr-
vons Debility, Lost Vitality and Manhood,
ami kindred troubles, guaranteeing speedy
and complete restoration OF, health and
manly viz II. address ~ above. y. b
No risk is incurred, rs thirty days trial is
allowed
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District



Levi +. Hasson. -. q Vim. Peoples. .....7
Thos. Ii. Gamer. = VIVA. 7. Clark ..l
Levi T. Roberts. 4 David F. Cameron >
Thos. 7. Wilson. Gil. NJ. McClenahan =
Geo. A. Nannort. u \ bSolom Il. McEey .
Robert II. Baker. . Richard \. Crothers s
Nathan H. Mccoy. Il y. +. Johnson 3
Geo. w. Oldham. Il l.. ID. Boulden. >
VIM. L. Reed. .....2 Jon. G. johnson. Is
JOS. W. Reynolds = Chas f. Clayton 4
Robert {. Lewis. -. % SaInl l.. Milliken. L
Henry Z. Nesbitt. Z iThos. Nandy ke...
Daniel ArSucEle.. a. Clemson Brown 49, 9
James Cummings, 81 l.. a. {. Gerry .7
Henry Lindsay -. .2lAionZ., Bouldeu .
John i. Dewitt. -. 4 Luke Brown, ...... 6
Geo. Johnston. IS VIM. +. Boulden. .
Gee. w. Taylor. . Jas. w. Squier. $50.
Cecil &, Biddle. = Jas. &. Reynolds . =
John blctautav . Samuel Il. Gerry q
j. y. Black (of W. !; YIN. T. Patton 800. :
John j. Anderson . lalanhG II. Reynolds
j. Taylor Janpey. .5'Jacob II. Kirk go. 3
Arthur Johns. .....l Sam | Cham berlaine
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NOTICE.,
IL the Creditors Of Jacob Rambo.

I -ANVI' Ky 30, OF VecII cOnnfV, nav
~ ing flied his petition in the Circuit C",ii :"I
Cecil rNuptf to lao discharged from his debts ami
Liabilities undrr Article Is 81 the Code nj I'rliIc
'ienerai Laws title - lGs",.rHt< and such Ipti-
ton being now pending. note" i hereby given 10
The creditors oi such lnSoy@nt Deb! II that ~ 81"
order dnly passed in the matter of said i.o.j i'm
Wednesday next after the thir! MlIDlly in sep
teinaer next has h2ea appaIs,i tuf the aid Jacob
Rlinhi to aEpl,i beiiro The Judges Vi said Court
az TIE Sonft House, in Eikt0n. 10 answer -!i,h
or alterations as his creations en-.
orsers or Sureti9s may propose az ,.rgc against
him, or lac otherwise doat viz. according 10 law
/. MARSHALL HAINES.
Aug aim Permanent Trustee
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Judge Stump on Monday last, drew the
following jury for the September term of
the Circuit court, which meets OH the third
Monday (1Sth) of next month, (Septem-
ber). The persons whose names appear in
the list below are required to be present. at
ten o'clock A. NJ. upon the day named:
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Best ever made, l.n,ory's Little Ca
jhartit Pills, pleasant to take, sugar
coated; no gripping: only - cents box
Of Druggists or by mail. Standard Chr
Co, ia Nassau Street. New York.
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NOTICE..
J AMES l.. IEATEy
AZ.
A r-r-T.rr Nn.I-r,.r

\ AI-GUs'TI ROBERTS.
n ,nG ttl...,'n 'ouit ,or Cecil county In Eu,:itv
\ pursuance of an order OF the Circrlit
Il Court :or Cecil county. III l.Qrity PASSED III
me ;iboN entitled caS". noti"" Is urrr!ly %iyyl to
the lien creditors y! the said 4 rlstA y iE,..pt
to hlc their claims. properly :is i,.,t.tts wit
the Clerk % said ttE:i. "t,uim sixty days tru,s.
the date 81 He s;..., G-erion ot this notice tAu-
gNSt :. A@ae., &. McGTLI.DI-t;I
Auditor OF the Circuit Court Tor Cecil county in
Equity GAuy 5-lln
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Bro s wharf. During the entire nip
nothing OF an unpleasant i:a!nr' "ccui-
red. Neither did they suffer FROM acct
dent Of any kind. They were caG,ht by
but one storm. THIS was while they
were in the mouth of the Potomac and
at night. The pitching and rolling of
the vessel caused sea-sckness in Il few
eases, which quickly disappeared upon
/ he subsistence of Tie storm. Altoget her
the trip IS pronounced Il most enjoyable
one, and all Were highly gratiiied with it.
Hard Lumps IN Breast.
Or. Il. V. PIERCE. Buffalo, y. Y: DsGr
Sri wrote you some time ago that |
thought h:.d a cancer. There was Il iarnc
lump in my breast rs large As 4 walnut, aud
had lrcn there tunr months. | CnIuruenrth
taking your " Golden Medical Discovery
" Eavorite Prescription" and Pellets i'll
June, and the lump Is gone.
Yours gratefully, Mrs. K. L. CLARK.
lrvngton, Mich.
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THE uHRhK TS.
Elkton Markets.
baltimore Markets.
EAITIMNEE, AngnS. u. 1852

so@rcG9sl H@eaay ty ". II. Mchqel & Sons,
t.fQin GnG PrQ,IHcP ConemiSsio,t Mr.
chQatS, 10 MEIir,rg's Wharf.
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- We have two bulk windows, & feet by
/, that we want to sell. EEE.n
W" ne oiinr,}..- :, great many goods,
au apcuI,ulafian of odds and ends, away
e.owa below value. REESE.
- The lowest price the rnle REESE.
- Gents Shirts made Of Wamsutta
muslin, Mis=. +. BROWN.
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Frazer Axe Grease.

One greasing with Frazer Axle Grease
will last two weeks, all others two or three
days. Try it. 1t received first premium at
the Centennial Exposition.
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iW- Caution flannel and Merino shirts ana
drawers. Mrs. T.. Brown.
~ Rhoades' Me.ans, fresh from the
patch, try onR. G!LPIS.
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Proposals flf Opening New Reads.

EN!lE County commissioners Of Ceci,
n County. 1t thcr .;sus.na on Tuesday Septi,n-
Der T. lss.. WI, .o-u:.a, hp 10 the hour o. H.
sealed ur.;,.ai! ior opening for pubic travel ir~
" n.'oisun road. III the Fourth district uEt the
=" Wilson " road in the Third district. i'fuposl.s
mast state in d, tali the III inner Il, which Il j. ~
posed 10 do the wort. pi.tS q; hGti roads nItN
be seen at the Comm >&i,,ucr>' Office.
BY order BENZ. i; BOWEN
Aug -
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ROAD NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given. that appica.
A y tlon by petition will be made 10 the Count
Commissioners OF Cecil co"lty. ut t4~ir hrsi
meeting alter the 10th day ~ September reNt, lul
the alteration OF the pi!:titc road lcatn. from TIL
Marley road. near James 7. McCnlIou@h'$ farm.
III the Third district, towards Eihton. Ii is pro
posed aaiter said road as to pass suuthwesttrly
lr.sn the corner OF said McCulough'S orchard
fence along RuSSri;s line to Timm:hy Garter :
line: thence along his line the Marlev road
in 4 Suutheriy direction 10 said Garter Suuthra i
corner thence through Patrick .Srel..an lot into
the public road at nelr tsu Grl.thea,t corner Of
William Brennan larat
Ang i9--lm
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10 NJ o,UV0 cans VII TeVN'e = E"Na
ii goQd lqn.atlirs.
i'hEs we find that the i..o0G cans have
cost exclusive of the fruit and 21-l00
cents per can. or aboUt - cents per doz
en-. We have yet made no account Of the
wear and tear of the factory ~ rem"E;lar-
Atom .nr siie usynci. Tip above ca!cnla-
lion supposes the fruit grown under iitv-
orable circumstances and demands that
each ton produces 400 cans without any
allowance for loss. Ever, dollar paid on
the ton OF such fruit adds F., Of q CO., ,.ost
to the can or three pant>. to the dozen
cans. HENCE, 50 re" ton makes an ite-
mi1ed cost per dozen Of 80 cents.