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last Friday night about II O'Clock, ERE broke out in
the mineral water and ale mandatory Of j. A. Dear
born in Powers street Dean and the building which
was brick and two stories in height was entirely con-
suned together with the content consisting Of over one
hundred barrels Of sod. and ale several thousand
elass bottles TIE loss is estmstsd 1T "a 600 upon which
there was no insurance. the present proprstors having
but recently purchased the establishment. Tho FIRE orr
rinated from lighted candle held too barrel Of
alcohol which the workmen tapping and with which
flames communicated and spread rapidly through the
building that those inside had barely time TO escape
DARING ROBBERY II and II O'Clock last Friday
night the house Of S. Pope No 70 Sands street. was
burgrousy entered and robbed Of watches and ewery
amounting In value to about $780, The entrance was
effected through the sec nd story window which
gained BY climbing the awning The thief escaped
updetected
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SUPERB cr COurt-Special Term.
Before Hon. Judge Emmett.


JUNE Is. -Ei N. Hall VS.. Robert Martin.-
Upon the motion of Mr.. H. L. Clinton, the Court
granted an injunction against the defendant upon
the complaint of the plaintiff which sets out that
he has been married since 2Sth November,
1852 and that shortly after his marriage the deendan
began to whit his (Hall wife, which visits at first
uInotced, but from their frequency, Mr. Hall began to
suspect Martins motives and protested against Mrs b.
receiving bis visits for the future. The defendant no
ever continued to visit plaintiffs wife secretly and
dettipsly and endeavored, by himself and through q
friend to entce Mrs Hall from her husband and had 90
wrought upon her that she had consented TO leave her
husband and away with the defendant the defend
ant had drawn deed Of separation from her husband
which Mrs. Han had consented to sign. Tas being dis
covered by Mr. Hail. he induced his wife to reveal the
facts and to duty band and ne
the deendsn again Since her refusal Martini
he has done all in his power to ndace her to be unahu
and has offered her inducements and threats accomplish
bis purpose and still continues to do The affidavit
Mrs Hall coiroborates the above facts and she states
soliciting and advising her to leave her husband and go
away with him that these solicitations continued
for long period without the knowledge Of her husband
ard Martin hsd SO far succeeded in winning her conf
dence and affection that the at time partially
scented leave her husband go away with him: she
had also col sented sign stating that her hus
band had always treated her kindly and affections
and that she had for her conduct that at the
desire OF her husband she subsequently forbid Martin
visit her. but he continued to thrust himself upon her
every possible occasion Her husband, who was then
engaged 10 good business in Lspenard street,
PEELED. in consequence Of the continual annoyance to
which he subjected to break up his business and
to another part OF the city, Martin has however,
tracked out her present place Ct residence and Is
nuay seeking admttance to the hou se he las foo we'd
her in the streets and grossly assaulted her and recently
Sic compelled to retreat into another house for the
purpose Of avoiding his pursuit and she is obliged
10 leep herself confined TO her house to avoid him. Upon
,bis statement Of facts Judge Emmett granted inunc-
ton commanding the defendant TO refrain from visiting,
speaking TO- interfering with the wife Of the complain
ant, or holding any communication whatever With her,
either himself through any other person, until the
further order Of this court The defendant ordered
to show this day, but the matter was adjourned
the IStb of June.
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Ship hnne Rch. Of Boston, which was wrecked at Liver
pool Feb u ed afterwards got of Shore was sold recent
" for about 5000 and is under the British Gag
with probably another name. Capt A. A. Burwel rmer
master IL expected home soon,
Ship Gondar reported by burnt at Charleston
was good ship Of $40 tons built In l847 BY j. 0dden
EsQ., NeWcaatls, Me-
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stock Sales.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1s.--s7 500 Camden and Amboy 6's,
1873, each, 99h 1000 W Philsd WV 6's, 9sK; 900
Reading Bonds 43 94sl GOO Toga rs, cash. 90; 1900
City RR 6s. 'sl, lO3h; 4,S00 Wilmington RR 8's, %;
5000 State 6s; 97h 600 do, cash, 81 2ooo Reading
Bonds '4s h5, a0sl; 1000 Phsda WV es So ssh;
9s n Lehgh 6's, 10, 90; 200 Camden and Amboy 6s,
s3 90. 600 do 991 Al shares Commercial Bank. b5,
66H 200 schuylkin Nav pref .6 343S rs GIard Bank,
IA leo Morris Canal 20s 200 do BIS 2OX 200 do.
20% 100 long Island cash 49, eco Reading RR, S. 46H
900 Little SchnNlkl RR, BIS, 81
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THAT CHAIsE.-The Portland Advertiser explains
bow 1t happened that the splendid chaise built pre-
sent TO General Pierce from his friends in Portland came
70 be given to Col Strickland The chaise unfortunate
y not conf leted till after the Offices had been dis
rbuted whereupon the zeal OF the givers much cool
ed thati put into instead of being sent to
Warrington. Finally IL given to Col Strickland who
was disappointed applicant for the Bangor Collector
ship What falling off Intended for the President o.
the United States and given to a rejected Office seeker
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1NgUMAN OUTRAGE-The Hollidaysburg Stand.
ard contains account of an inhuman outrage com.
mit,ed in that place On Friday last little daughter Of
Rev D. Yerkes, while playing IN front Of the house in
the public school house. where 1t stripped aad beaten
in the most shss.s:.i with thorn bush aud
piece Of hoop, the marks Of both of which plainly
visible the cbild's back. She found wandering
raked through the streets by neghbor who took her
home. and 1t was found that she much Injured
that ply stefan had to be called in The author or
authors Of the outrage unknown it be sur.
mised what actusted the perperator in the commission
Of so foul crime The child is not yet two years old.
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HEAVY RopBERY.-Mr. Gilbert, broker. of Cincin.

HEAVY E0BBERY.-Mr. Gilbert, broker, of Cincin-
rat received 81 Indianapolis Saturday. package of
hung up in the cars his seat During the run to
Dayton, Mr. g, went out upon the platform to smoke
segar, and on returning found travelling companion
psiT the bsg for pillow. On his arriving at Dayton
Mr. g. carried his bsg in his hand to the Phillips House.
where he discovered that the package had been abstract
ed Suspicion Of rested upon the companion Of
his journey, who arrested taken to Cincinnati ex.
amned and DISCHARGED for want CT evidence Of guilt
CIeyel0fd Herald June 10.
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= FHLADFLPHIA juno I5-4P Pm.
Notwithstanding Georgia, Collios, Savannah; schr
Chas II Rogers, Steelman, Wilmington, NC.
Oeared-stesmers City Of New York, Matthews Boston;
Delaware Sanford, New York. banks Oak, Ryder and
Nashua Clifford Boston, briggs Lopez, Kenney, Bra.
I'LL st Lawrence (Br) McDougad Pictou schrs Leesburg
Naylor, Charleston
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Army Intelligence.

First Lieut. John Adams Of the dragons, after an alb.
sence Of eight months on furosgh returned last week
the Excelsior and Is now in command at Fort Smelling
He is gallant soldier distinguished for his services in
the late wars Pdaps Democrat, June 8.
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despatch TO the Memphis Eagle, dated Bolivar,
June says "A fight occurred at Berlin Tennessee this
morning, between DR.. McIeary and Dr. Guy, in which
the former stabbed with knife and died In few
minutes. He had struck Dr.. Guy with stick, but was
rotreatinq when killed.
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FROM THE BRITISH PROvIECEs.-By favor Of Gan
pisons Express have received from attentive cor
respondent at st. john b. papers Of the l4h and Hall
fax Of the 10th inst. The halifax North American of
that date says-'A report reached the reading room
last evening, that ship from England bound to New
York with cargo Of gas coal, was ashore on Sable
informs that the vessel was the Amazon
from Liverpool The legislature Of Prince I'd yard Island
has been dissolved by procama ton Of His Exceency Sir
Alexander Zimmerman, the Lieutenant Governor. Wris
have been Issued for election returnable the OH
OF August next. Admiral Seymour coming to st.
John this v Boston Atlas June 10.
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by SANDY Hook PmSrlsa TsIEGRArH.1

Steamers James Adger Augusta, and Roansks, going
out past the Highlands Clipper ship Sovereign Of the
Seas going out past the floating light.
Bark Welhin coming in near the Hook. Two briggs In
the ofipg
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,aptain Munroe and three

WHALEMEN KuLEp.-Captain Munroe and three
feameD, belonging to ship Benjamin Rush, OF Warren,
r. J., killed by whale the night of the oath
February last. The ship bound To the North
Coast consequences of the disaster has returned
home, and arrived at Warren on Thursday evening"
Esaon Post, June 10.
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ARMY PROMoTI0Ns.-The death Of General Ri
ley It Is stated, promotes the folio wing ofcers-Leut
Col Plympton to be Colonel Major l. Morrison to be
Lieut. Colonel; Capt T. L. Alexander 10 be Major Lieut..
h. toote Ia b. Captain; Leuts. Hsth Boot.
70 be First lieus; Brevet second Lieut. j. T. Shsaf to
b Second Lieut.
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Married,

In Wallinpford Conn, Wednesday, June s, by the
Rev. r. Gilbert, GEO. b HTCICoCK, of San Francisco,
to HELEN MONROE eldest daughter Of William N. II al
Esq. Of Wsllingford.
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SAILED.

Steamships Washington, Southampton and Bremen;
Augusta Savapnah; James Adger Charleston; Roanoke
Norfolk and Richmond; ship Sovereign Of the Seas,
liverpool
Wind during the day NV; sun ct, calm
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NORTH PACIFIC RAILRoADExPLoRAIIoN-T GREAT
WORK COMMENCED.


From the So. pauls Democrat, June
Gov. Stevens and his party had been encsmped for
some ten days on the margin of Lake Amelia, a beau
tfu spot about three miles back Of Fort Smelling en-
gagged in making the necessary preparations for their
arduous enterprise During last week four small par
ties were sent in advance 10 Sank Rapids, and on
Monday last Gov. Stevens ard the main body of the
expedition struck camp ard followed.
Anxious to communicate TO the people accurate IN
formation in relation 20 this noble enterprise we,
few days ago. visited the camp OF the expedition, and
through the Kindness Of Governor Stevens and his
associates, have become enabled to communicate to
our readers much interesting information upon
subject more important TO the people of Minnesota
than any other which, at this time, claims their at
tention.
The object Of this exploration and survey is to
determine the practicability Of building railroad
this place TO Pugets Sound, and 1t involves the
collection of great amount OF geographical infor
nation in relation to the whole northwestern region
of the United States the mountain ranges, rivers,
valleys, as well as information in relation to sol,
climate, geology, botany, natural history, and the
Ineian tribes, which will make the people OF the
United States acquainted with the resources of vast
"back country" hitherto unknown, and therefore un
appreciated
The force operating from the head waters Of the
Mississippi westward, will number about eighty men,
consisting of the army officers and civilians constitut
ing the scientific corps small escort of dragons,
and the usual cooks, attendants and Quarermasters
employees. DR.. Evans, the geologist Of the expedi-
ton, Lieut. DoLelson, Lieut. Mullan, and six Others
ae now on thelr way 10 Fort Union, at the mouth Of
the yellow Stone On their passage mp by the Fur
Companys boat, reconnaissance of the Missouri
river will be made, in order TO determine to what
extent 1t can be used in transporting materials for the
road.
The party starting from the head waters Of the
Mississippi though large one is needed for the OBJ
jects Of the survey for with IL Gov s. win be able to
organize two or three sub parties TO make general
Survey Of the country and enable the civil engineers
who will follow close after them, to determine the
route Of the road To succeed with this
plan Of operations, II u designed 70 keep number
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schI fremont, NYork: 9th schr Leopard. NYork.
MYSrC-Arr June IA, schr A r Wsdmore Dearborn,
Daren andywine, Turner, Albany; 13th soop Majes-
tic, Grmley, Rondout Sid l2ih sloop Active Yolk, N
NEW HAvEN-Arr June II, brig Mary Emily, Bouus,
Para 20 days Br brig Tenant Newcastle Eng; schrs
Judge Hopknsop, do; Vermilion. Parker Virginia. Ha
schrs VIM Atwater, NYork; Elm City, do; Orion Alba
ny NF s1SoP Po MsTy Burton i Work .un
NYork for Norwich 10Th Shetucket Geer NYork for
Norwich schr Uncas, Church Nor xich for phadelpha;
sioops Franklin Avery NYork for Norwich Hardscrabbe.
pheer R..ccaafos. NYork.
NEW BEDFORD Arr June 10, brig ormus. Phladel-
dsa Sy Sapy SD ss WIZ AL
Moore, Darien 18th, Cornelia, do.
NEWBURYp0RI.Arr Ju@e 1s brig Pinta, Roadout;
schrs Orland and Bangor, do. Sid schr Jew. PhAdel
NEwBERNCa June 7, schrs Julia Nancy, Powers,
NEwpoRr.Arr June II, ship silas Leonard BAssett,
Matanzas for Trieste.
NORWICH cid June Is, scbr Bolivar, NYork.
PHILADELPHIA-Arr June II, steamer Della Tare San.
ford NYork bark Lewellyn, Sherman, do schrs Tsls-
sra spnv TTstt Camden Queen, Brown, Nye.k;
nor, Baltimore; Orienda, Pnkham Alexandria ship Car
penters, Burrows, Smyrna, Dell Mail, Crowel; b Dick
CANDY Cape May Ross Ellen PM Allen
ccrson;. John Rogers, M.yhe~; Lewis Clark vsnIiti;
Re per, net Work sloop Thomas Hull Hull, do. Cld
brig Kinds, Cheney Charleston Sid schra Yankee
nS .n% Emma s North
Sea Witch Smith, and Tso Brothers (of Dover, NH),
Card, NYork; sloop Dread Rondout
pQRTLAND-Arr June 10, schr Richmond, Allen, New
York Cid schr Georgia, Pettingll, Baltimore.
ROCKLAND-Arr June 10, schrs Hardscrsbble, Mary
Portland 18th Garnet and Bay State do do Ann Dem
man. do. Sid 9Th, schrs Hurd, do 9th, Horton aod
Corntbian, Mllbridge to load for do 10Th Lucy Ans
do do; 18th, Rebecca NYork 18th, Northern Light g.
saIEM-Arr June O. schrs Nile, Albany Jos Mciane
NYork. Sid brig Hsvwsrd Mul'e- Africa.
WAkEHAM-Arr June 10. schrs Hopeton, Phrs a
phiA; llth Notus NYork; lSth. Hy Csssod Norfolk dd
I2th, schrs Mary, PhiaAdslPhia; Volta, MYosk
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BALTIMORE & SUSQUEHANNA
STEAM COMPANY,

ID OCULAR DAILY LINE, (cXcept Sundayso
~ for H.lTRE DE GR.4CE, PORT DE-
POSIT IND TIDE WAITER C.lN.3L.-The
Steamboat PORTSMOUTH,, Capt. 5. Geo@hc9an,
leaves lower end of West Falls Avenue, Bait =
more, every Monday, wednesday aud Friday
evening, at O'Clock. Returning, leaves Port
Deposit every Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday
at O'clock and Havre de Grace at at q
o'clock, =. NJ.
The Steamboat LANCASTER, Capt. }. W.
Tomlinson, leaves same place every TUESDAY,
Thursday and Saturday evening al g O'Clock.
Returning, leaves Polt Deposit every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evening al | O'Clock and
lIavre dc Grace at & O'Clock p. M.
Passage 30 Gents.
ug~Frel@kts received daily, carried at low
rates, and carefully attended TO.
The agents at Port Deposit and Havre de
Grace will attend to forwarding any meichan-
disc consigned 10 them, for any point on the
Pennsy lvania Canals, Or will re-ship treghls
intended for Baltimore, Philadelphia, or else
where. Jos. JAS. TAYLOR. Agent, Baltimore.
II. ALEX. TAYLOR, Agent, II. d Grace
JAcoB TONE, Agent, Port Deposit.
tG+The Steamboat .JuNIATI, Capt. Ge0ghc-
han, being in complete order, can be chartered
at any time. apr , If
n. b. Grain purchased at the highest mar
krt price at the Warehouse off. Tome, Por
Deposit; who also keeps for sale, Guano, p la,
cr, Fish AMI salt.
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CHANGE OF KEOs'ss.

on aud after Mem
~ Ia day ucAt, (Au@u>l 81
Vc-sS.:::::.:s -. - the steamer LADY
se-ss-sssssa WILMER, Capt VIM
WILSON, will iun as follows, until iulther no
lce. Leaves
Port Deposit on Mondays at 9 o'clock for
Flcdeicktown and Georgetown.
Frcdcricklown and Georgetown on Mondays,
al O'Clock for Phiiad, pha-
rhiladcl phia on Tuesday nj o'clock Tor
Fredcricktown and Georgetown.
Fred. and Georgetown On "Wednesday at
for Philadelphia.
Philadelphia ON Thursday at ? for Flcd and
Georgetown.
Fred and Georgetown on Friday at for
Philadelphia.
rhila ieIphia on Saturday al for Po,, De-
post, (dircct.) touching al Turner's Crech;
Tori's WHAT, Port Herman, and Other inter-
mediate points.
The new steamer John c. Groomc, will be IN
waitin. at Port Herman on The I'm river, on
Saturday evenings, to receive the freight ami
passengers brought by the Lad, Wilmer, Tor
the different I.tn ,in.S On the $as:araS river.
WIN. II. GiLrlN, Philadelphia,
WILMER < DAVIS, Port Deposit,
rrPa:>agc. 81. aug Is If. Agents.
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PORT DEPOSIT
FOUNDRY Il MACHINE SEHOP.

TENHE undersigned, having taken the above
q establishment on his own account. informs
his friends and the public, thai lawn. uale
arrangements with The very best wo!km"n. h."
is now prepared to fill all orders for castings
and machinery Of every Kind, al the shortest
notice. From the favorable location for pro-
curing iron. coal, &C., he iiatters himself that
he can do work on terms that will make il an
object with those having work in his line OF
business, to paIUnIsr lin.
Especial attention will be paid To all kinds
Of Mill and Factory work. Always on hand
and for sale to the trade
Piow Castings, CHr' ami Wagon Boxes,
Stores, Hoii0w-irarc. Store TEA keiicy.
Fih boiiom d., Fnynacps. Tul Ware. &c.
Orders solicited anI promptly ar' aided to.
T.. u. McCLENAlIAN.
The business will be unIcr the manH4rncnt
Of Mr.. Henry Ncw>ham. II practical mechanic,
and for many years associated with one "l the
largest machine shops OF Phia l"iphla, who
: will devote ali his cncr9rS and experience to
the prosecution Of the business
Plans and drawings ma le free Of expense for
persons wShin. iu lave work executed.
f.. d. McCLENAlIAN, Proprietor.
II. NEwsHAM, Manager.
Port Deposit, Jnnt Is
CPNilIa"e Record, Kent News. Hartford
Gazette and Republican copy 3 months ana send
bill 10 advertiser.
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Tin.Ware and Stoves.

A LDRIDGE & CANTWELL, successors
IA to Graham & AldrIgc, still continue at
the old stand, corner Of Main and Bridge Sts.,
where we hope to be able to accommodate all
who NAV favor us with CALL as our object Is
to sell cheap for the cash, or TO puncual custom
ers. Having a large stock of Tin-ware and
Stoves on hand, it would be TO the interest OF
those in want of such articles, TO give us a call
before purchasing elsewhere.
We would call the attention OF the public TO
the very large AMI superior lot OF stoves oil va
rous kinds and patterns comprising all the
Cook, Coal md Wood Stores,
now in use, Of which the following are part
Cook Soves-Belle ofthe States, Metropolitan,
improved omplcte, for wood or coal; Etna
Air-lighl. Girard Air-,ght, Aston Alr-ligh',
Premium. and Atwood Empire all of which are
very superior cook stoves. Their assortment
of Coal and Wood Stoves for rooms. counting
houses. &C., is very large and beautiful, com
rrsing in part the Revere, Jenny Lind, Dla-
mond, Parlor, Sheet Iron Air-tght, sc. The
publc are respectfully invited TO call at their
oh stand and examine their assortment, as we
feel sure they will be pleased.
Also large assortment of Tin-warc, Japaned
and plain; and every other article that Is gen
orally kept in tin and sheet iron establishment.
Roofing and Spou,ing done al the shortest no
ticc and on the most reasonable terms.
Country produce taken in exchange Tor Tin
ware. [Elkion. Sep Is If.
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Election Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that an Election
will be held on the first Wednesday in Noyrln-
Der, next, Chat being the second day of sa I'd
monIh)at the usual places olholding elections
in Cccll county, that Is:
For the Fiist District al Ccclllon,
For the See old ' at Chesapeake City,
For The Third " a; Elkton.
For the Fourth " at Fair Hill,
For the Fifth {" at North East,
For the Sixth " at Rsinc sun,
For the Seventh SC at Port Deposit.
And, whereas. by an Act oi the last General
Assembly, Chapter 81, a new Election District,
was established in Cecil county, in the words
following, to wit:
SECTION |. BE ii enacted blythe General .4ssem-
Jly Of MaryiaMd, That for the greater conve.
nencc Ut voting in Cecil county, new cleo
lion district be created out Of parts of Elec-
ton Districts, numbers six and seven, OF SAID
county
SEC. ,. .4nd be il enacted, That the boundaries
Of said district shall be as follows: beginning
al the Ocloraro creek where ii enters into
Maryland, thence down said creek to the SuS-
quehanna river, up said rive! TO the Prnnsyl-
vana line, and thence along said line TO the
place o.! beginning.
SEC. 3. ind be il cnactcd, That all that por-
ton hereby laid of from the sixth and sew
cuth districts shall constitute the eighth cleo
ton district. and the polls Shall be hcIi at
Mount Pleasant, known rs Rawlings Store.
In pursuance Il which Law, notice is hereby
given, that AN election will he held on the said
second day Of November, in the Eighth Dis
tr,ct, at the place named in sail Law.
/ And the Election 50 10 be held IN the several
districts Of this county is for the purpose Of vot-
ing for the following officers:
| A Governor Of the State;
| a Comptroller cllhe Treasury;
| A Lottery Commissioners;
| A Commissioner of Public Works, in the ith
District Of the State, composed OF the eight
counties on the Eastern Sholc,) TO fill the I'M
expired term ofJohn r Franklin Esq, resigned;
| a Member OF Congress in the Second Con-
grcssonal Distrcr;
Three members of the House Of Delegates;
a Sheriff;
| Three County Commissioners;
County Surveyor;
[ And Justices of the Peace, Conslables and
Road Supervisors, for the several Election Dis
liictS, respectively, according 10 ACES "l Assem-
bly,, 1852 chapter 27l; aud 1888, chapter 300,
as follows:
/ For district number one, two Justices Of the
| Peace, two Conslables and one Road Supervi-
1 Sur;
/ For district number two, two justices OF the
peace, two cunstabcs and one road supervisor;
For district number !hI cr, three justices OF
! the peace, two cunsah cs and one road super
| visor;
/ For district number four, two Justices of the
peace, two constabl"s and one road super visor;
For district number five, three justices Of the
| peace, two Constablcs and one road supervisor:
, For district number six, three Justices II the
peace, two conslabcS and one road supervisor;
! For District nuInh"r seven, three nStccS ot
the Peace, two conSables AMI one read super
| visor;
For district number eight, two justices Of the
peace, two constablr> and ono road supervisor.
JOHN JANNEN, Sheriff
Sep II te OF Cecil county.