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Assemble or NoryIsnd, That the phiIadelnhio
Wilu,ira,on and Baltimore Rail Eoad co,upany
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yDyNG;EAEOEEs IxsTsYu'yE.

u tLHiNt ON, DEi.1J " .fftJ..
rN7H!S Institution has opened in kISG ST.,
-p No. l34, in new and com,nphinus hG'ld-
ing, designed to accommodate bnl ihiIry buard-
ers; where its rai invites those Interested
to call end examine for themselves lis clain3
for public patronage. Tho course Of in>lruc'
tion embraces the English, Classical AMI Hru'-
mental Departments. all oi which Wit, & h'.f"
Of competent teachers, the PRINCIPAL "'''''I
himself that hr con sMti>i" the eA2tclal"''s "'
those who may place their daughters at ths
Institution.
TEHNs-7cr Q0rgtc' cf si'rcn 'e''ts
Board, washing, fuel and Tuilin, III
English, so,'on
Board SC, with mrsirRnd nrnrnenial' 3u'oo
Circulars can De- Obtained ''tn lhc KEY. Jas.
Mcintirc, or b. aprIjraii"n e.
THOMAS III. CAM,
ao- 40 ptincinal
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Vs.aVggo 7hyrbESEi'Ey6'S
ACCOMMODATION GkEe.

A good passenger car Will hereafter, during
the summer, be attached 10 the evening ireieht
train from Wilmington. By which passengers
ior Newark, Elkton and all the stations be-
tween Wilmington aud HAVE de Grace can
leave the former place at 6 ! O'Clock P. NJ. The
train will reach E,h,on al about quarter past +.
MAY y 3w j. WELLS, Ast.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-06-11

nARIlNG'S best grain and grass Scythes,
~ moving snsa'hs, hay and cnrIpurakcs, hoes,
shovels, dlching and garden spades. Shelb;c
and Lawsoa's short and cng handle forks, but
ter bowls, prints. Isdles, &C., lor sale by
MAY Or Wn ToRerRr,
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PORT DEPOSIT
s'DE-NAeRT & NEAGG5zNE &Es9P.

FwTIiE Undersigned, having tah"n the an1ye
IL establishment on his own a"c"nri, informs
his friends and the public, that iHviu. inain
arrangements with the very best workmeu, he
is now prepared To I'LL al! orders ioc CASTINGS
nnl lnachincry OF evcry kind. nj he shorlc,t
notice. From III" t1yuIahle location for Pro-
curing iron. conl, &c, he in,ierS himself that
he can do work OF terms that will mah" Il am
object with these having work in his Inc Of
business, In ralronise him.
Especial attention viii be pail to a'i kinds
of Min and Facinry work. Always on hand
aud for sale to the trade
Plom C1s'iagS, Cart aaG I,agon Bores.
Stores, HoHgla-mGrc, More Ten hgHirs.
i'!ai Joilom do. Inrnacey, Tm lVrrr. sc.
Orders solicited and promptly alIendcd 10.
f. D. McCLENAHAN.
Port Deposit, Apr 20 3m
The Cecil Whig., 1853-06-11

RoAD SrrERvleoHs.--The votes Of
each election district in every county
In Maryland, under law passed at the
late session OF the Legislature, will De
required to elect on the fist Ncdn"s-
day OF November next, and every two
wears thereafter, one road supervisor,
who must he a resident Of the district
in which he is candidate, and whose
duties will be to superintend the repairs
of the public county roads and bridges,
subject to the direction Of the count Y
commissioners.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-06-11
THE BRIDGE BILL.

The following Is correct copy of th'
much,talked-of Bridge bill, as finally
passed by both Houses, which viii moi
fail to interest many Of our readers.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-06-11


ing chapters.
II Miss Frrcerika Bremen, of Swed-
en-, whose charming tictions have been
read BIZ so MANY millions OF people in
the old world and the new, and whose
visit Of a year or more to the United
States and Cuba is so well remembered
here, is about closing her book on tho
Western world. In letter dated at
Stockholm in April, she says that Mrs.
Stoves book is much read in Sweden.
but though warm opponent of Slavery
she does not approve of its method OF
treating the subject, or Of The general
scope OF the book. She expresses the
hope that what she has honestly writ
ten of tue subject Will not lose her the
good opinion of her triend>, some Of thf
best of whom she acknowledges TO have
found in the South.
jenny LtND AT HoNR.--A letter from
Dresden. dated April II. says:-During
my short s;av in the city, have often
passed the residence of Mrs. Otto Gold
schmith, or Jenny Linda name by
"h'ch, mere as elsewhere, She Is best
known. They reside in the finest Sec
ton of the town. called the English
quarter Dresten Is without doubt
chosen as their futNre residence, al
though they have not yet purchased, as
was reported in America. They have
been negotiating for very beautiful
situation on the banks of the river, a
short distance above the city. now oc-
cupied by the Ely,tnm. which they
would remove and build according 20
their PLEASURE. but thus FAR I'll efforts 10
obtain it have proved unsuccessful.
A MAINE "oNaT ELEoTHD TO OFF
cE.--'fhr Eastern District; in Lincoln
county, Me-. has chosen lady for Reg
Coombs Jec.os.d. over Sylvester. f.,
recu)ar democratic can4iHare. and the
rndru}tahi. mfr. ScattDrinc.n The
nnr,ins was held on Monday Of last
v.aok. The returns show the election
nj Miss DIV. p,s- Of Th,mas,on, f..-
merlv an assistant to NJ i',,,nbs She
received 4GV votes, to +n5 ,,r SYLVESTER,
and 40 scattering ON, town to be
hpord from.
QUEEN NicTo@lA.~-lht London corr
respondent OF the New ioTN Sunday
Times thus describes ten""n Victoria,
who has just celebrated her 'Mrty-tourth
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IoN'rGAt AFFECTION OF JrEoE -
"a. 81 Lo'''S' curing murder H''i' "h'
OF 'ne jurors on aoJoufh'Nen' went nome
Instead OF gong 10 'hFlcFy roon' Inc
co"'', ',e next '''o'h'hg zoos Nun To
TASK 'of ms coh"oc'' Wn'h h' S'pI,r"
tfat ne hao oe'h married ioF twelve
yea's: an" l'"o never been away rom
ms Wi'e one h'gh' o. me ""o!e OF tna'
possible to be absent from her. The
nudge fined the delinooent $50 for HI,
coniucal affection, which was aft.rward,
commuted to three davs' imprisonmpnl
in iail.
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C"A f"hp I'VE" STATUE n"
letter from Rome, that the sculptor and
the architect of the Virginia W ashngton
Monument has far advanced with the
model OF the equestrian statue of " ash.
ington, and instead of keeping down 10
the terms OF the contract, has gone IN
The Cecil Whig., 1853-06-11

GEORGE PEABODY, Es!.. the American
banker in London, is said to be worth
about tive millions OF dollars. He was
born in Danvrrs, Mass, in 1895, and in
1927 wrnt 10 Europe 10 reside, previous
TO which he carried OH thr' mercantile
busncss.in Baltimore. In 1891 be COM
menced his prcs"nt business IL Loadon.
He formerly resided al Grorgptown, D.
G., also, engaged first as clerk il the
dry goods business with his uncle.
BorNry LANDS. The Secretary OF
the Interior has suspended the provi-
visions OF the Bounty Land act of the
2Sih September, 1852, 80 far as they
have been snppoSe to apply to Indians,
h" SAYS, is contrary to The established
practice Of the government, which
seeks 70 pXting,ish Indian titles, instead
o! increasing item.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-06-11

LiBEEiA---Ths colorrd residents Of
CircIrviII", Ohio, are about s"n.ilng an
agent 10 Liberia. 10 seek nu. = home for
them, as are also the colcred people Of
NleNnland
The Cecil Whig., 1853-06-11

THE NEW YorH Exhibition, for the
Industry OF all Nations, announced Off
ciajIy TO open on th" 18th Of july, will,
Tie Times says, asNucedIy, without un-
expected additional embarrassment
open on or near that day. ltrs the first
authorized public announcement OF any
particular day The managers, in com
mon with ali parties, share in the disap-
polntmrnt OF not being able to inaugu'
rate their interesting enterprise in tAt
month Of May, instead of postponlng
into the middle Of summer.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-06-11

Az ARTFrL DoDGEE Mrs. Sophia
Dodge, of Lafayette, Indiana, thus cau-
tions the public against her failhi"ss
spouse: "He is a william, ha'lng stolen
near two hundred dollars from NE when
he left. He Is a brute, having been
repeatedly proved unfailhiul to bis
wife. He is too lazy to work, too WI
gar to be decent. too much addicted to
stealing TO be honest. Said Dr.. Loran
Dodge was at last accounts in Indiana
polls. and expected soon to leave for
Cincinnati where he will attempt TO
pass of for a gentleman so long as the
money he has stolen from me lasts"
The Cecil Whig., 1853-06-11

CRAwFoRD's New SrATrE.-The
Richmond Enquirer learns by private
letter from Rome, that the sculptor and
the architect Of the Virginla Washington
Monument has far advanced with the
model OF the equestrian statue of " ash
ington, and instead of keeping down 10
the terms OF the contract, has gone up
to twenty feet instead of fourteen feet,
tor the height of the horse and rider.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-06-11

ERENCH WORKED COLLARS, uadel.
Sleeves. Chenisetles, Sc, by
june1 bRowN & Ee,aD.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-06-11

EMaaclp'TloN IN CHBA.--1he fav-
ana correspondent Of the New York
Tribune says it is reported there that ti,e
British Government has made PROPOSE
TORS 70 induce the Spanish Government
to cmancipate the blacks in Cuba, and
that the Captain General has received
instructions to sound the planters in
regard 70 the plan, which is to make
thr "mancip1trd slaves srrv" an appr"n-
tceShip, and as an offset to their final
liberation, to allow the introduction of
free blacks from Africa.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-06-11

1.-THE Rockville journal says:
"There can be no doubt from tn" prom
ising appearance which The wheat in
this country now exhibits. that there
will br an unusually heavy yield. We
have recently seen some fields which
have been guanoed for the first time,
Which, according to the opinion of good
Judges, will average at least twenty
bushels to the acre"
The Cecil Whig., 1853-06-11

~ EChelrirs without stones hav-
lrrn produced in France by the follow
ing method: In the Spring. before the
circulation Of the sap, a Young seedlir :
cherry tree is split from the upper eN-
tremi,v down to the fork of its roots;
then, b. means OF piece of wood in
form of a Spatu!o, the pith is carefully
removed from the tree, in such man
uer rs to AVOID any excoriation, or 9TH
er injury; knife is used only for com
mencing the split. Afterwards, the
two sections are brought together, and
tried with wcolen, care bring taken to
close hermetcally with clay. The whole
length Of the cleft. Th" sap soon reun-
ties the separated portions of the tree,
and, two years afterwards cherries are
produced of the usual appearance, but,
instead of stones, the,e will only be
small soft pellicAs.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-06-11

No MoRE BACHELORS REvERlES. -
The Charleston papers announce the
marriage of Donald G. Mitchell, ("!k
Marvel'') the author OF the Reveries of
Bachelor. and other popular produce
tlons. to Miss Mary F., daughter Of ".
b. Pringle. e.-Mr. Mitchell was few
days since appointed consul to Venice
by President Pierce.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-06-11

RAILROAD INDlcTrD.-The grand jury
of Essex county, Mass, have indicted
the Boston and Maine Railroad for caus.
ing the death of the son OF President
Pierce last fall.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-06-11

[' AFETY FLUID LAMP,-~A sew article
jns' invented warlan,si not to explode.
ful aalc by MN. ToaRIkT.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-06-11

BosroN, June By late arrival
here. letters have been received from
Montevideo, which report that the cap
tain, both mates, the steward, and Nv o
passengers Of The we'll known ship Rein
deer, bound for Valparaiso from boston.
were murdered by the crew, who Subse-
GuentIv scuttlrd the vessel OF Cape
Antonio. She was afterwards. discover
ed, the cargo thrown out, and towrd 10
Montevidro. The Reindeer had a large
amount OF bullion on board, which lie
murderers secured and laced in a small
boat, in which they made their way to
Montevideo. On their arrival there,
one OF the murt'erers, it seems, became
conscience stricken at seeing the Rien-
deer in the harbor, which he supposed
had been sunk. The panic was so great
and unexpected tia, h" made ful! con-
trsSion Of the terrible crime The muir
Gerers were finally all arrested, and will
be sen: to England for trial.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-06-11

WIRE LAcE.-At Nottingham, Eng
land, the great centre Of the lace manu-
tacture, they are now manufacturing a
most beautiful fabric of lace for window
and bed curtains, &c, Of iron wire.
Verify, this is an Iron age.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-06-11

JyTINDOW SHADES.---A atof assortment ot
w Oiled Shades; scfiing very low. Also a
good supply of beaatif,tFt. painted paper Shn'es
for sale hy 4. J. SCOII * blto.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-06-11

UA number of Florida Indians ar
rived at n. York on. Saturday in the
ship j. Vail, on a visd to the World S
Exhibition which they were ander The
impression was opened ia the early
part o. ,ne last month.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-06-11

INFLAMMAToRy RHEUMATlsN.-- The
Lynchburg |ireinian SAYS: A gr;o'Iee
man wishes US TO publish the following
for tie relief Of humanity. He says
he has known a number Of cures
made by it, and all Of them in short
time. Half an ounce Of pulyerized salt
retre, put in half a pint of sweet oil;
bathe the parts affected, then sound
cure will speedily be effected.
TrENLARGEMENT.-lt is stated that
arrangements are now being made to
put new locks in the Chesapeake and
/ Delaware Canal, over 900 feet IN length,
and 26 in breadth. These locks will
pass two boats at the sametime, which
will greatly facilitate business.
! N+Commander Lynch, who lately
returned from a preliminary expedition
of observation to Africa, it Is SAID, eX.
plored all the rivers on the coast OF
Liberia. and found none navigable high
er than twenty miles from the mouth
RAILROAD INDlc1rD.-The grand jury
of Essex county, Mass, have indicted
A., E,o,o, ,,j Man. Railroad for cana.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-06-11

THE ESCAPE OF O'DoNoH0E. THE lRIsH
ENLE.-A letter to the Sydney Free
mans Journal, from Melbourne, con-
firms the report Of the escape OF Mr..
O'Donohoe from Van Dieman's Land,
ana adds:
Further particulars Though aware of
them) cannot yet publish; O'Donohoe,
however, is clear off; and, more than
that, don't think lie is vet missed by
the Jailors. Would 10 heaven that the
1on, who still remain behind We're now
pacing the deck with HIM. What a
prtv it is that such men as the un'inch
inc O'Brirn, the ch,yal lrous Mitchel, the
devoted Martin. and the amiahie O'Do-
herty, should still pine in bondage. But
they will escape yet. Three of the
imprisoned birds have already broken
the bars Of their cage, and oh! may they
they quickly be joined by the four re-
naming captive martyrs.
The Cecil Whig., 1853-06-11

TrFThe Dahlia is a native of the
marshes of Peru, and was named after
Dahl, the celebrated Swedish botanist.
1t is more then 30 years since its intro
duction into Europe, and is now the
universal favorite Of florists. The nam
Der of known varieties is 500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25
Ocean steamers.


In ,fedmshp Wasngton Bremen SonhImpon-JA Morr
son New-YoTk SatteT j. DOge, do; A. Muing do; c.
Freitae Baltimore; A NebUhl Newly OK A. Aeyme Yea
Cruz; Christian A Heincken Mrs Hencken. Mss
Hencken Master Henekeu Master John Heincken, Miss Mary
Hen cken Bremen; Ms. c. Fitch Brooklyn A. H. Brake aud
ady New Deppemann lady AID children do
Jnlus Motag do: G j. Kraft T. GOSSIP Mexico Dr. George
Frick BatmOre Mr. Jacob kopmann lady iufa Charleston
MIS- L. BIumen ard children Poughkeepsie; c. H. Weihe
louisville Louis Emily and Henry Bake AID " YORK;
H. Wim y C.; G COrnehn, do G. Gerard France
Mrs f. Moiug child and Newlork j. Shudnaln lady and
Hemue ShudnanD COuis C.. Gross lady AMI children
York: Mrs Mulel and child Rochester; efod do c. f.
mann Boeser do: Joseph Fenner New-York Sohu do
Mast Augusta John Pite lady Puer Boston; Mrs W.
George Scoubeger lady aud JACOB
Switzerland; Philip Ala Klein Schmidt Louis WIN
Portsmouth, y H.. + Porter NtwYolk; WIN Rose,
ENGLAND VIM Noice do COuI al Muller NewYek O.
DR. Keema Belyile III Schleee do Roseutsee
NowYo.k: Ede. do; NJ. Hemet France; Ms. Helmet do;
iGIa; Adolph Fisher Miss Mar Miss Emma and Master
Max Fischer NewlOs Mrs Eudres Germany; Mrs Folsen and
daughter: Henry SOckho lady Louisville, Ky Mrs Natalie
Friedrich Washington T. Mich ald ady NewO lea q. PIedo-
ln do; Antonio ezOu and ady Havana; 3 Scheger New o.
leans: A. Reuou France; Louis Sack Lowell C. Dana Mis- 4.
Downs Alfred j. fiubts Charlotte W liubbs Total no.
steamship MdHoiesier, PHILADELPHIA Lirerb
Mrs. Lindsay John smy Mrs Stckney aud child Mrs Could
shaw and child J. Sader Augustus Roth j. Coks J. Har
ron family w. aset Robert Christopher
VAIN Rlgges Emanuel Bruce Burnside Mr. Nevns Mr. JOINER
sader James Walker Albert Hahn Mr. Peeee John Spowden lady
child Mr. Armstrong John WOodde Thomas X Limerick A.
Allen Mr. Arlington Rev Mr. Hogan Mr. Dean John Johnston L.
Hsbie and lady Mr. aset Mr. Osborne John Elliott, w Whit
Thomas Mitchell VIM Shepherd. Ms Donaldson Mrs Wor
John Houston Misses Houston j. NJ Rh John Han
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25
DISASTERS. &c.

~ For loss Of steamship Independence, n columns
sup PERSIAN ashore Fe lsnd stated will beco tot
breach over her her decks broken in and sire
miles along the beach about 800 goods snd @ bssk
champagne have saved all damaged patty raci
whatever materials he the ship Of the Baltimore
Underwriters fO -
snp AFTcHAN Hepburn which left Pan
BY The Reindeer being OF Bermuda the Eta
lea y ard waiting
(iEO Boston Nuchenblh, before reported
ashore Owls Heal had misssyed 18Th and
point afternoon. leaking badly AID
II discovered of which sic had 1900 casks
bad become causing the vessel 10 take fire. small part OF the
had been there that he vessel would
be saved Insurance Rockand for 5000 and there
insurance in Boston.
WHTNc BRIG Gov HoFKINs before reported lost incorrectly
carried ashore by the the 0h
February midnight, sand beach
Brazil about miles the north Francisco and becsmea
total wreck She had about 100 bbs oil board which saved
and sold the beach $500 Capt Taylor NJ, Seth
Gross boswani passengers the Bayard Greenpo h
II the vessel and the s. 800
Offices New Bedford and $500 upon cahng office
Providence.
CALEDoNr, Joyce from NewYork for Eatport
the Fiddler ledge the FOXand ThorOugare Of h
Thoroughfre.
scHR FANNY of New.York reported Abandoned probably
the that which of ID
Australia under She
the 10Th inst. lat D 80. and lon. 80 10.
SCHR Of st George in ballast bound Virginia.
the before reported ashore the West Chop Vineyard she
off Thu say morning apparently without damage and
riding at her anchors at last
disuasted end waterosgeo was seen h inst Cape
Cod W by 40 miles by the Monterey Damaotta This
probably the the 9th her beam ends and supposed
ship Of eco undoubtedly the wreck OF schr Eb before
reported towed into Gloucester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25

PHILADELPHIA April zjfro.ed o. Mail steamship State
ofGeosA Col Savannah steamship John Marshall Cla HeT
York barb GIN. Nckeoo Boston shs oc'rarn rn FSt Dc
Forks Landing Boston. knight, Calais
Pilot Sally Ann Fox, Henry Dan
ste Psgley savannah H. Hale. Oicy NswBelord SaSon
GrotOn Beycr NsiOrk Home. FOsihan,
DO; Hope Candy JeiIey Now BEDFORD New.fors; J. H.
Brow u, Wooster. Eastport.
Ceay,d-Sieamhps John Marshall Clarke. NevYork City OF
Richmond Mitchell Richmond; City Of SewYork Matthews Bo'-
ton bark inns, Nobre Mar,cs bo Nenzno Wssn Laruyrh
Velocity Taylor BOSTON; Elk, Hardng Boston Sel'h Atkins -
Monte,deo brss Mary C-nwe Bos
ton II D. Poo Nor Longsbard Belfast Ire; Patrick Henry Lo
land Barbsdoes Rebecca Francis, Bodfh Boston My's iiL
Boston, keich Ssubi Charleston; schs Mary Gorip
Boston: Virginia Snow, savannah e. \ Gnsr, Hiso~
Wilmington; Hero H. oman Ax ndiis Catiarne Martha Beton
Baltimore: Books Seson. Portland; Elliot BlckaO0 Rich
Caoa Norton Boston; Halowel A-ey. Portland F. p
Robinson New Haven; Eva GaTwooi Plymouth Fairfield
Kelly Haowel Mary Hi,yey. eers' Wellington; VI marcy
Nileus NewYor Geo. Hoffman Mlrcv, Boston VIM. D-ins
water Anderson Portsmouth; r. 3. Abe Dcknsoa, Hartford
Buera Potter Newport r. H. ElmFs, Carman, East Can
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York K 1honpson La1gr do barge No 800 RemOr Brook
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son Philadelphia J ". Briggs
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