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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-05-12
New Yogk RELIGIOUS ANvlvERsARI

New YoeK RELIGIOUS ANNIVERSARIES.
THE religious and benevolent societies
which usually hold their anniversary
meetings in the month CT Way, are now
in session IN that city. On Sunday, Rev
DR.. Beecher preached the anniversary
sermon before the American Bible Soci-
ETY.: Rev Nr Palmer that ofthe Evan
gelical Society; Rev. Mr. Barnes that OF
the American Home Missionary Society;
and the Rev Mr.. Janeway that of the
Board of Foreign Missions of the Pres
bvterian Church. The 18th annual re-
port ofthe latter society was read by the
Rev Jno {. Lowry.
The receipts for the past year were
5llO,0S1 Ga. and the expenditures for
the same time were $ll0, 207, ga. During
the same time the society have PUBLISHED
the "Missionary Chronicle" IN newspa-
per and pamphlet editions, $3.50 copies;
the Foreign Missionary l4.750 copies;
"Annual Riport of 1S4S" 1850 copies;
Letters to Children" 5000 copies Let
tiers to Sabbath Schools 5000 copies
During the year 81 new missionaries
have been sent out by the Board.
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"LApY JANE. Tho New York Evening" Post
cnrps in very absurd manner at Mr.. Clayton
because he addressed the L,dv, with VIII ON no
communicates, as Lady Jane franklin. 1t is said
TO argue "a want ofa familiarity with the usage
OF the world" not to address her as Lady Frank
lin, simply. according to this master of cere-
monies, then, as the Express suggests, Hume,
and Macanley are wrong in speaking of Indy
Jane Grey Mr. Clayton has probably other
business to attend to, than to acquaint himself
with the hundred and one titles of the illus,rlous
Fun Fl, Fo, or to study authorities for the most
approved mode Of addressing ladies' Of QUA lity.
Boston TmnsCrjpt
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-05-12

THIS CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT The
Kent News takes up the remark Of the
Washington Union which we quoted last
week, in regard to the election of loco
foco in this Congressional District in
place of Mr.. Evans, and refers to it as
follows:
"Where the venerable editor of the
Union gets this piece of news from. we
cannot imagine, but strongly suspect
some wag has been playing upon the
credulity of the old gentleman.
In this county, the Wing stronghold OF
:he COMPRESSION district, no such views
or eXpe Citations are entertained for mo-
ment. On the contrary, we believe there
is hardly doubt of the reelection of Mr.
Evans, if that gentleman is again can
dldate. Whether he will be candidate
or not, we are not advised, but presume
he will, as, so far as we know, there is a
general expectation here and elsewhere,
that he will again serve. Mr.. Evans
course and standing in the last House of
Representatives was such as to merit and
receive the confidence and appreciation
of his constituents, and we look to his
nomination without opposition, and to
his election by handsome majority"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-05-12

18th OF neutrality-suspicious. are al
ready being made by the Elkton Divis.
ion of the Sons of Temperance for a
Grand CeIebralon on the approaching
4th of July. Steps have been taken to
secure the attendance of some of the best
speakers IN the country. fine band of
music is to be employed. a choir is being
formed to sing some choice bhes, and the
Divisions from the surrounding coLntrv
and neighboring cities are to be invited,
and also general invitation extended
to every citizen within reach. All such
celebrations here, heretofore, have been
crowned with joyous results, and an adj
mirable meeting IS anticipated on this
occasion.
1t is to be held in the beautiful grove
near the residence OF Mr.. ]. N. DAVIS.
half mile from town, where the cele-
bration was held last year. Some TWEEN
ty different varieties of forest trees wave
in the grove IT is skirted by rich level
meadows through which that prettlest Of
streams, the Big Elk winds gracefully
along and the whole landscape around is
charming in the extreme. 1t is glorious
place to spend summers day-jnst such
spot as the dwelIer in the parched and
dusty city would love to visit and stroll
over on Independence day.
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This IS to Give Notice; that the sub
scribcr Of Cecil county, has obtained from tho
Orphans Court Of said county, letters of admin.
islratlon on the personal estate of Geo w. TLomp
son, late OF said county decreased. al persons
having claims against the said deceased, arc
hereby warned 10 exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereofduly authenticated. on ur heforo
the 18th day of April, 1850; they may other
wise by law; be excluded from II benefit ofsaid
estate All PERSONS Indebted TO said estate are
requested to make immediate payment to the
subscriber. Given under my hand this 18th
day OF hiuy Of l849.
EDWARD T. TARRlNG, Admit.
May 18th 'lo--6w
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To remoue Grease Spots from Clothes -
Sprik lie maenesia on the spot, rub i. IN
we'll with cloth, cover i, with piece Of
paper, and over this place hot iron The
greasy Or oily particles will combine with
the magnesia, and thus be removed. If
magnesia is rot al hand, common chalk
finely pulver;zed, may be used as sub.li-
tute. Where the spots are OF long stand
ing, the application Of The magnesa NAV
require 10 be frequently repealed.
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Oh Gentle LADIES All
OrE WantaW Wifi.

The Subscribers take pleasure in announcing
that on Saturday, May l2th, they will publish.
in beautiful style, new and remarkable fno
Ballad, called oh gentle Ladies .4H, or Irant q
HJ.,' the poetry by THOMAS FITZGERALD. E.a.,
editor of the Philadelphia City Item; arranged
for. Ran" by Prof BELLAx, and for tho Gut
tar by RAf. Pique.
This little song is bright sparkling, dashing
affair, full Of life md spirit, AMI must become
widely popular. All order. must he addressed
to LEE & WALKER,
may IL 1862 Chcsnul ST., Philadclpb,R
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FOUND DRowNED.-A man was found
drowned at Craig's Landing near Chesa-
peake City. on the End inst, and a cor.
oners inquest was held over him by VIM
P. Chopper Esq Verdict, accidental
drowning 1t Is nnce supposed that it
was John Cochran of Turkeytown in this
county, who under the influence ofl,quor
or mania potu, left fishery near where
the body was found, few days previ-
ously, and was seen to approach the riv,
er in that direction without coat or hat.
neither Of which We're found on the
drowned man.
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FIRE. The Denlon (Md.) Journal says
the dwelling house. barn, carriage house.
stables: &c. on the farm occupied by Mr.
Joseph +. Willis, in The lower district of
Caroline county. was consumed by fire on
the lsf INST. TIL" property was owned by
MIR. Arthur John Willis. The loss ofbo,h
gentlemen is very great. The fire was
communicated 10y coal carried into the
carriage hou Sc by child.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-05-12

From TExAs-lnore Indian Murders -
The steamship Fanny arrived at New Or
leans on the soth nit from Corpus ChYisli
the 2lst and Galveston The 9Th.
Gov. RnnneIs declines running as a can
didate for Congress- Tho Hon. R.H.
Williamson announces himself as a candi-
dale.
General Worth had arrived a, Calves
ton.
We learn from the Corpus Christi Star,
OF the 2lst Iha, Mexican family coming
from Mier 10 that pace in wagon, were
murdered by the Indians, and the mules
stolen. Another body Of Indians had also
entered RIO Grrnde city, and carried of
oil the horses belonging to the Artillery
congregated at that place. Some of them
were recovered. however.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-05-12

Receipts ofCaEtorn,a God. In addition
to The amount OF California gold received al
di1eren, points from San Francisco, there
were s35o,ooo received al Panama on the
2Sh March, by the British steamer Peru.
from Val paraiso and Callao. This makes
the aggregate, so far as heard from S 1888,
900, Independent of the hal million said
TO be on board the British sloop OF war Ca
lypso losta Acapulco.
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DISPATCH "A Young gentleman Of wealth
and responsibility, passing through one of
the markets in Cincinnati las, week. saw
a very pretty girl, and fell de separately in
love with her, proposed, was accepted and
married her the next day.
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HEAVY damages. Ezra s. Corning, o.
Chicopeo Falls, Mass. recovered $e,O45 Of
the Connecticut River Railroad Company
in the Supreme Judicial Court, at Spring
field, Oh Springfield on Saturday last, for
injuries received by him on his head. hip,
and in the spine, while passing over the dc
iendanl's road, The effects of a collision OH
The / til of FEBRUARY, 1913.
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fRy Telegraph for tho Baltimore Clipper !
NEW YoRk, My 8.
Di,grnsefI Extraordinarily driren from
tIc St1ue bu a ,nDb

AStSRFHSCu uUNV-UUuTeuu4 1tGeH JTU"
Nc Stage by a mob
There was an unu>ua, excitement among
Our theatrical community last evening in
consequences of the Appearance OF Forest
a, Broadway theatre, lamblin at the Bowe
~, and Macready AT The Aslur Opera House
Each house was filled q, all curly hour.
The Orera house was crowded and on the
curtain rising Mr.. Macready; (who appear
ed as Macbeth, the same character that Mr.
Forest sustained at the Bowery) appeared
on the stage, and Instantly portion OF the
audience commenced Kissing, while the
other portion applaudei. The exci"men,
increased and the utmost confusion ensnpd
oil attempts 10 restore order being in vain
A great many of the audience, particularly
the ladies, began TO leave, and this seemed
the signal for general row on the part of
the rioters. The>exc:tement now heagar-
ed descrrplion-hi>ses and curses-crles Of
."down with The Eng.ishman,' .drive off
The English bull" "put out the English
hog" and other refined BiIIngsga,e slang,
were freely applied, while rotten eggs,
sticks, and even chairs Were hurled in pro-
fusion on the Stage al the distinguished rag
edian, who had 10 nuke his escape from
the rear Of the building in carriage. The
excitement continued for long time after
h' S.acready disappeared and The whole
affair was AS di.gracefnl and contemplate
rs New York rowIyism gathered from the
lowest sinks Of The Five Points could make
il.
Mr. Forest, in the meantime, was quiet
ly performing to d full house at the Broad
way, though there is no reason to doubl
that his friends were the leading insIiga-
tors Of The lawle outrage.
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WHAT Is TEMpGRANcE.-The late Meth
odisi New England Conference, declared
that "une temperance Implies a total ahs,i
nence from all things injurious TO health,
and only moderate use of those things
which promote it," aud they therefore re
solved 10 discontinue the vulgar use of to-
bacc". There are, then, a great many in
temperate Temperate, men.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-05-12

The Great Central Coal field Of the Mis-
sissippi valley covers an area of 10, 900
square miles, or lo,soO,o 900 square acres
six times The area OF all the coal fields in
Great BRIAN; and yet this vas, supply IS
seldom taken into the account when es,i-
mates are made of the coal resources ofthe
II. States.
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EXPEDITION IN SEARCH OF SIR john
FRANKLlN.-A dispatch from from WASH
ing'on states that our government intends
detailing, forthwith, two Of the national
ships in search of the lost exploring expo
dlion Of Sir John franklin, in Inc Arctic
seas; one 10 90 east, around Cape Labrador
and through Davl>'s Slra,s-the other
west 10 Behring's Straits.
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From The Del. Journal.
WILMINGTON MARKET

May 10 1S49
" heat Flour, (from stole) Ooa 5 90
Wheat. (prime) los
Oats, (from wagons) 2S
Corn, from Wagons. GO
Corn Meal, per bushel IS
B.LrlMoRE MARKET, May 1o-The flour
market, TO day was quiet. Sales Of about
400 bbls. Howard stree, brands At 81 623
closing on change rather dull Nothing
doing in City Mills. We notice sales of
500 bbls. Corn meal a, $50. The re
ceipls OF grain are moderate: Sales Of
white corn a, 81 SO cents, yellow Sc 81
Oats IS a % ccrts, Rye IS So.
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dTAttenlion is called 10 The advertise
ment by Mr.. Abraha ms of WHAT, dwell
ling Houses, &c, in Port Deposit. The
properly is said TO be very desirable.
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A New HALL.-Ihe Sons of Temper
ance at Cherry Hill are building them
selves a Hall. 1t is now ready for roof
ing, and when completed will be fine
looking and commodious building 1t
speaks well for the spirit and zeal of the
Division.
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A NEW CATHOLIC ChuRcH A Roman
Catholic Church is to he bull, in this Town
during the coming summer, on a lot near
Tho Rail Road Depot.
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THE PEACH CRop.-A gentleman from
Delaware City informs us that there will
be at least a third, and most p. obabIy a
half a crop Of peaches. The old trees
we're seriously injured by The frosls, while
he young ones not being so forward, suffer
ed very liue cnmparatively-Del. Rep1L.
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Notice to Travellers

Persons who are de.
sirous to take passage
800: to Baltimore or Phla-
dolpha Cities, (by tho
New Castle and Frenchtown Rail Road and
Steamboat Line, wv i'll please arrive at the French
town Depot at S O'Clock, p. NJ. Sundays ex-
copied.
N. B. Passengers will purchase their tickets
for Bait or PIilad. at tho Frenchtown Ticket
office (beforc going on Board the Steam Boat
or taking their scat in the Cars.)
Freight on Merchandise. Garages, or Hor-
scs must be ptid at the Office before going on
Board. WIN. S. BARR.
Agt. for Co
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THE Fisheries OF CECIL CouNrY.-The
operations of the spring ATE nearly over,
and the fishermen in summing up their
accounts, most generally find that it has
this ear been losing business.
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SoNs OF TEMPERANcE.--Wc understand
that new Division of this Order of Tenn
perance was opened last week at Hills
borough in this county. We are glad 10
see this manifestation on the part of our
neighbors, of desire to cultivate the
principles of Temperance, Charity and
Brotherly Love. God speed the good
cause. Denton Jour.
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~We understand tina. an ordination
to the Ministry is 10 be holden at Trinity
Church in this town, Tomorrow morn
ing, by the Ri. Rev Bishop Whiting
ham
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Town CoMMlssIoNERs.- the town
election on Monday last the following
gentlemen we're elected Commissioners
of Elkton: Francis A. Ellis, John A RAN
kin, John Partridge. Jos Taylor, wings:
Jacob G. Howard, William Torbert and
John A Johnson, locos.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-05-12

THOMAS CRAWFORD, E.q, tho celebrated
sculptor from Rome. is among The passen.
gers in The steamship Washington, who
with his family, intends 10 pass the sam-
ner in the United States.
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tTelesraphed for The Baltimore Sun 1


WARRINGTON, D. c., May JPN.
Official appointments by the President, &c,
The Administration has commenced 10
day in good earnest to make removals aud
appointments, and ii il rnmored, will 90
ahead steadily nn'l the wo.k is finished.
lhe BALTIMORE appointments will il is said
be disposed Of on FRIDAY am indebted
10 the editor of The Washington TThiu, for
The following official list of the work per-
formed to-day.
William D. Lewis TO be Collector for the
Port Of Philadel phia.
G. Eilmakar 10 be Naval officer oflhe
Port Of Philadelphia
William J. p. White, Postmaster Of Phil
adelpha.
Daniel McCollock, Collector a, Sacke,,'s
Harbor.
Thomas Ewhank, of New York. Com
missioner of Patents, Vice Edmund Burke,
removed
John W. Ashmead. United States Auor
ney for the Eastern District of PennsyIva
MIA, vice Thomas M. Peuit, removed.
Anthony F. Roberts, Marshal of tho
Eastern Dis'ric, of Pennsy lvania, vice
George NJ. Keir, removed.
John s. Mirrick. Marshal of the North
Urn District of Florida, vice Rob.r, Myers.
Henry l. Bowen, Postmaster, Provl-
dence, R !.
Ezra s. Hamilton, Postmaster, Hartford,
Ct.
Brazillla slosson, Postmaster, Geneva,
N. Y.
James c. McGraw, Pos,ma ster, Cumber
land. MI.
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New Posr MASTER. John L. Siam,
Esq. has been appointed by ths Post Mas
ter General, Post Master at Chestprtown.
Mr.. STAN is an accommodating and clev
er fellow, and no doubt competent to full
fiji the duties Of the office. [Kent News
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DlED.--On the 9Th inst. after short Illness,
at the residence of her son in Ba llimore, Mrs.
CHARLOTTE KING, in the list year of her age
for upwards Of II years member Of the NJ. f.
Church.
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WM. McKEowAN. Sec.

INTERCOURSE WITH JAPAN, although as
yet strictly forbidden by the Japanese
government, seems destined to be open.
ed by the Americans, our whalers hav-
ing, during the last season, visited the
coast by hundreds, and exchanged civil
tiles with the junks as we'll as relieving
those in distress. The Honolulu Friend
informs us that young sailor, named
RanaId Mcdonald, of the American
whaler Plymouth, was, at his own ur-
gent solicitation, left on the coast in an
open boat, furnished with provisions,
arms, &c., with the determination of do
ing something towards opening that her
melicaly sealed empire
He is a son OF Archibald Mcdonald.
Esq formerly of the Hudson's Bny Com
pany, young man Of good education,
and he was specially ambitious to PEN
citrate the mysterious seclusion OF the
island empire, having long before, at the
Sandwich Islands. arranged with Capt
Edwards, of the Plymouth, to be set
ashore on the coast otJ1pan. He expect
ed to pick up a knowledge of the lam
guage and make his way to Jedo. there
to be re ady to perform the part of inter
prefer as soon as the English or Ameri-
cans should succeed in opening trade
with the Japanese. When last seen. his
little boat was entering bay on the is
land of Tee Shee. Another whaler, the
Uncas, picked up at sea the rudder Of his
boat; and it is not known what has be-
come of the bold adventurer.-But we
shall hope, in course of time, to hear OF
him again, and perhaps tlom him, in the
torn Of book. expounding some OF the
latest wonders of the tabooed empire.
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A PORTRAIT The last "Lancastrian'
draws the following aa,lerng portrait of its
own political friends in The course Of some
remarks about the Legislature which has
just adjourned. The truthfnness of the por
trat Will be at once acknowledges
"lhe democra: party requires pnrgation
There is loo much ro',enress AMI corrup-
ton within il. 1t has blilked at devia,ons
from political recli'ude so lone, that many
seem to think these deva,ions essential
There Id no security from con,amina
ton other than by Looping off the diseased
members and let that be done So on and
speedily"
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MARYLAND GorD MINE soLn.-The
Rockville {Ml Journal of Saturday saws:
ave Lean that Mr.. Elico,t has sold his
farm to a company in New York, for Sa5,
600. He has invested 81 600 in the stock
Of the company. Arrangements for work
ing tie mine Will roou be eomple,sd.
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], Bayard Wood, Ex Sheriff Of Chester
Co., has been appointed Pos, Master, al
West Chester, in place Of George NJ Yard
removed.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY vir:ue OF decree OF tho Chancellor
Of k!aryla land the undersigned as Trustee
will on
THURSDAY, the 7lh day Of June next
expose at Public Sale to the highes, bidder
all the Real Estate, ofwhich the late VII
liam Donaldson died, slezcd situate lying
and being at the village CT 81. Augustine on
Bohemia Manor Cecil county Maryland.
consisting OF one acre Of land OF which i,
erected Two story Brick Dwelling and
store hoase with two good cellars-al.o a
small lot or parcel Of land neal, opposite
tie Brick Dwelling AID Sure Housr. con
tanning about quarter Of ali are Ijoninx
~rarA property Of John Mear-, on
EM -: q wheel! II Standing an old
EsS "a Frame Building and ;ranary.
This property Is very dssira
bic 10 any p"rsor wishing to engage in NOR
camille bu.ness, Ms the county sroun. !,
is rapidly improving.
The terms of SAILS are Cash en- the dive
OF S"le-"i;h discretion to Trus,e. \, H.,
time of Sale, il in his judgement for tho
interest OF all concerned, to grant ere j,
on part of the purchase money, to he sscu-
led BY bond an security Upon the pay.
men' Of tho whole Of the pucha,e monrv
and rot before the Trustee will convey III,
purchaser or purchasers the properly to
HIM, her. or HEM. sold free, clear and dis.
charged OF all CLAIM Of the parties to said
decree.
The creditors of,he said William Don.
al son decd are hereby warned 10 file their
CLAIMS with tie vouchers thereof in the
Chancery office Il, Annapolis within four
months from he day Of Sale
NIB. The sale will take place on tho
premise" a, tho vi lage Of St Augustine ut
: O'Clock NJ. OF The day of sale above
named.
+ A. ELLIS. Trustee.
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.UNu & H0aENrH,

Have jnst received a handsome lot of plain,
i Il ped Ind plaid Silk, Linen, and Linen
Lnslre's, also, Barages, blue. scarlet, pink, mode
and other coiors. npr28
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PITrsBURG, May 7tf

III TSBUKE, May IIH.
Flood in tho ANcehany-Damoge 10 Prop
erty. The Allegheny river rose very sud-
denly las, night, and The water overlooked
The emban kments and carried of large
amount OF property. The damage has been
heavy, and worse results are apprehended.
The wafer is still raising.
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DEATH OF MAJOR WHIsTL are
sorry to learn. by letter from ST. Peters
burg, April 7. that Maj. Geo. w. Whistler
Chief Engineer Of the Rail road from ST.
Petersburg to Moscow. Russia, died on the
morning ofthat day. Major w. and his
brother were both well known in Baltimore
and were hcld in high estimation by the
Emperor. Major Whistler was gradual.
OF West Point. but soon. afe' the ORG anza-
ton OF the Baltimore and OHIO Rail Road
Company. he entered its service, and was
subsequently also engaged on the Susqnp-
hanna Ralroad He aterwards d;J OF
eien' service II, several companies a, the
East, and then accepted the tender of the
important post at which he died. lie was
originally Of Boston Ball.. Sun.
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ESiRMEs CHsgLs, !ot sale by
r may Brown AlcIntirs.
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ArEsr style French worked standing COL
1/lars, for Ladies, from Is TO Is cents for
sale by WIN. PELL,
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DArER Fine cap, post and small note pa
Il. per, also, Envelopes, waf'rs, &c for sale by
NAV BROWN & MCINTYRE
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ranton Mattings, for sale by
~ may RRowN McINrIRE.
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CINCINNATI, May It'll.

Acqinal g.Mrs Hucard The riaI o.
Mrs Howard. who in fit Of desp"raiion'
went to The house where her husband, Capt
Howard, was living with another female,
in February last, and stabbed her 10 the
heart, producing her death ina few nj in
nes, has just been concluded BY the jury
rendering verdict of "not guilty" Her
'rial created deep interest among our citi
LenS,