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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-29
SONORA.
THE CRABB EXPEDITION.

Corre.rendcuc. Of The San francisco Herald - ,o--
FoKr YUMA, Cal, April 10, lopf.
Enron or THg san FKANCi,OO HERALD: Our
news with regard 70 Crabbs party rather conflict
inc II seems To be pretty generally settled, however
that after very severe march over the desert they
reached Sonoita. losing wagon, much baggag"
and MANY animals and with much suffering on the
nan Of the men, They missed the wells aud only
f,uud them by the aid OF d Mexican whom they met
on the road AT Sonoita they found provisions, es-
peoialv flour very scarce but paid for all they took
Here il is said they received orders from PesqueirG
o garrison Altar and hold il until they received re"n-
forccments when the independence OF sonora was 10
be- declared. special csurier required CrapO 10 go
10 Hermosoillo TO confer with PesqleTa
The conflicting report is that Pe-queira was
IN route with 500 TO prevent the Dis
embarkation of Crabbs reeuiorcemens ut Adar
Bay Crabbs party finding that Altar had been
in some sort fortified by building an adobe
wall entirely around he town. leaving only one or two
gates open for !ngress egress, made diversion 10
ward Cavorca smaller place, where after sharp
fight in which twelve MeXcans and ten OF Craob
patty were killed, the latter retreated. ms news
came by an Indian runner tn the chief Of the Pdpago
Indians. The Americans at Tucson and the Arizona
mines DO not believe the report but IS certain that
Altar is SO defended that il cannot be reduced without
artillery, and Crabb has nOne-fo he wisely declined
the attack. Mr.. Bill, OF the Arizona mine, has Just
Informed me- that the authorities of Iuni We're deter
mined 20 oppose the Fiibusters 10 the bitter end.
am fiaid Crabb il too weak in men, and that hl1
Mexican allies may throw him over on this account.
nv personal friends in the expedition, can have no
sympathy with movement 40 unfortunate Tor our ma
toual rrputatou--BhCS u - it,ted. tTahb got SrV-
eral recruits in Sonoita. and will get more from the
Purchase. Small parties 30 from n"re toJoiu hun
every day. Yours OBSERVER.
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THE ISTIIMUS.

Darn or lurr STRAIN. L. :. M. NJ. strain
L. :. ~. whose name i well known 20 all residents on
the lsihmus a. connected with the naricu Exploring
Expedition undertaken 10y the United states Govern.
mont IN 1893. Of which ho wa. the commanding Object
came passenger IN th' linos 90 join the '!oop
oi-war Cyauc 40 A-piu"Hli and totot Ia say died
Thursday night shortly after ms arrival It's to-
mains were utrrr"d Yesterday in Mount Hope Come
terry. ,hs corpse being accompanied "a u. last nesting
place hY the officers ot the G auc Rn of che British
ships-oi-wGr onion and Iasu,k. and d, uau, uf the
residents Of AsVrvHli en- a'rl, INK %, tho grave tsc
Episcopal burial sor,ic, Wa> read hy the chspla. If
the Wabash. and three voi'cN. wen tud over he
grave hy the r0ior- aforesaid The palhcau,s and
sailors m attendance wcr. IA char-, Of Md,hlNuau
Cove, aud the sailors woe marines u cbRfg of Mid
hhipnau A,u. Noth ta,,o officer, auj thor j,t. De
m'nta l'ri"wcd THEM duties we'll and tho cutru CON.
du1 oi the ',tou'ui,s was ,rodtahN executed
NtuNtu "t ruf |. : Stoor.ntM tV -. tltr'..
WIN " ,rtIt $50 Iit- NtNf. o. Suud., Irnfr-
ir- ihc / : .h'r.Vf war -. Mary. Capt. p.N. ai-
rived GO tl,,. pot having Na'kof. G,n ii.'n.ot.,r.
Major Roger. Capt. Farsol nud HU.,u otl,r ot
Walker 'di,'ls.'u hoari k.,ar vae evacuated en-
tic l.t,t NJ, Nalk,r ,al .tuHUns atj l..r. a.
bowed To- uunn or hoatj Tho -. Matyr. T8e l.wn.rt
ot o.. am,. 200 iu nuuhr alr to bc ser down 100 tho
Panama. lrWaua n I'D. g.
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Marriages.

In San Fnesco Arr 49, by the R'v. Or Pssm.n' AHr'd
" gsrt 60 Of Tsh So-isty lsAnd 20 Dora, y9uufy-t
liter tie late Benjamin Hart 'q Of NSna ana R
In -s.e Church San Francisco Apri ~ by Ihe NJ ~
Hisbop Kin Mr. George Tayor # Columbia 70 MIS- MAY
y Tr1s, ~ San Franci.co formerly q Bangor Me ~,
In Auburn, Srl 10. NJ rdwAId VI h1' O. A'''I' - 80
Jennie b. Wster, Of Bangor Ne. " -. - -
Il san Franci,co a. he renlel-e Of John n Lows esq y
the Rev Dr. sco,, April . M John heyie % Miss sAAh
A Osborn formerly of =. Loys No. ~ -.-- e..
A, residence Of O. W Walton Sln:on CoE'FA SS ga
Lear dro 20 Mss 81 YOUNG Of keeson, Mihisan' u,
In san Francisco Ayr 30 At The residence Of Capt r W
useoudray b. the Rev r. 2 Cutler CAPT OhyeT IL SANDER
q n. tsIk ke Mis- Elizabeth VI Key both 0i e~e
IN ssaner,o. Aprl o. NJ D. W we;y 70 Mrs EilA
Adoia Wrsh: daa abter q T. W. Miner II Wisconsin oo'h
4 his city. =, ~
bishop AkuAuy ~ the French Catholic Church NJ rrsh''
William L. M.lo 4 Manpo-a 20 Mi'- Mary As'7 Murphy u
san Flau.isco. Baltimore paprr- p,'ss" copy
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SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
INTERESTING INTELLIGENCE
ENGLAND AND THE CONTINENT.

The Royal Mail steamer Arabia from Liverpool
about clock on the afternoon Of Saturday the Ioth,
arrived here a. O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
The L. ). Mail steamer Fulton arrived OF SouIAahp'
ton on the evening Of the lith.
The steamship Indiana sailed from Southampton
at noon on Wednesday the 18th, for Ne" York, with
i3j passengers and full cargo.
The steamship Vanderbilt arrived of Cowes Cd tho
evening Of Friday the 18th.
The steamship Edinburgh arrived at Greeno'A az }
O'Clock in the afternoon Of Friday, the l)th
The [. :. higste Niagara arrived at Deal on tle
18th.
The screw steamship City Of Washington arrived q
IiyerpnoI ON the 18th.
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Deaths.

In san Frsno,co April q he United Site. Marin" H.
pi,sI of consumption Andrew Jackson btnc'ch 'tHiy VI
New.York sgd sbou; % years
~ Pe,alusa April u Nr Randolph Carver iee Of Forest
City, Sierri County BIZ formerly - ObcIl Lorraine N'1J
Ono eyed y wears. ,..,-..
of hi. b-other Thoris. Hill Dr. y. Hill, a:" Of Mass 800
In Co.1mta, April IS, VIM. P. stone OF Baltimore Nd
I Va Apni ? Bcp Cook aged u years formerly Of
Come rut.
H. Oroye April p Louis B. D. Laion,a.ne aged p years
native Of Montreal. Canada. =,
In San Fralcsco "wednesday nsh; April % GeoFse Mont;
,cu.fy ( New York AGED about - years.
sn FIaD,lo Man , NJ John steele C!enisn Of tie law
firm Of Howell CleLdeu Eapa Cy. AID native OF Lancaster
In ttrn ~ the Ohesr. Hotr May u cons .mp'ion. FL
Lam. ,.uu. nj, If y, 81, Bedford Mas. ag,d ) y"~l-.
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Markets.


FiorV-Saie. ~ ooo qr aek Dom.-'r S1Prhu" ON Pr
val, terms: an excellent obhug trade has beeu done ,
GR.N-No .eles # Wheat reported -" bags ba''J
sold AZ lfd Be-: 2o1 bags oar. s"lc a. :. ~
Por.ToEs-The market Is dong peteri sales 81 % oas-'
il lots, AZ IA e.
PRoyo>s-3co hrkius choice Butter sold on pfyai" iru
81 to ~ n DO 100 kegs san Francisco refinery srHp pigs
I, Firs III sold on private - bis Eastern Crushed .;
lie, cash; 50 DO. Do. 9. II 6. -, -.
WNEs-Saes Of lo o. asks Duh GoE1on sh'y OF private
terms. .... ,t -. - 49,
q. Success 800 900 Do Do. tol-, pirate terms J
feet do DO N 25OO0 feet Red Wood a. 81 5lO" i'd
Dsr Go6ps-i.5 psir, heavy blue Blanket. SOLD at -
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GUATEMALA.

Dates are from tn 7th 10 the 3Oth Of Aprl.
On the lth convention was signed in Guatemala
between that Republic and Peru, b. which tho former
geye It's adherence to the treaty called Continental
uttered into in september, 1886 between Peru Chilli
and Ecuador, and t. which Costa Rica has lately sub
s,rb-d.
ON the 9Oh further treaty OF friendship, com
mer,e aud a,igation was signed between die two
before named Republics.
The Ecce,iastca Cabldo in order 10 encourage
the culture of coffee have reduced their 1.-THE that
product per cent for ten years, reckoning from
the Isl Of March last.
There j. 10 other news Of interest.
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cur dnies are Valparaiso. ipu &c. racua. lU.b.
Celao. .,th raIa eth Guayaqul loh
tlIlII
Owing 10 the cessation "i all business duiiue Taa
siun Week the uows nf The fortnight en,uv AnrI a.
10 very uuimpofian'
Tho a'at''y ~ ','. com H. sovor,ly "a. and uip,
complained of Throughout tho Krpuhli, Tic Cos,
otum'ut ia about io rance money ~ cuiou q ,r,tI,'r
the fautiaro and |al RAILROAD
90. Io.l' cal 'ra'r o 70, - tI ttt,t,. ,e. I, u
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W. are in receipt Of files Of Ifc Gaos'a a. So'-5-
der published in Cojutipequc iroin 10Th March to:I
Of MAY.
Congress has authorized the Government - ucco-
tiatr Coucorlant with the Holy See. II ha- also
ored a u length portsJ4; of General Moyalas 20
be- placed in the saloon of The Assembly.
\ decree Of April l5th orders that those who leave
the IN order g. avoid the payment Of the tsrc
loan required for purposes cannot return without
special permission Of the Government. Uud pa iHG zap
tie amount Of then contributions.
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ROLI\IA.

rle pr..d.p, was TO have LEFT La Paz on iht i1lh
n, Tor Or,ro. Cochabamba and Chuquisacai the en-
tire army accompanies him: 49, e...;,, or,.,
Sofets have Been published inviting foreign or 10,
,nonths for the purpose Of exploring the Rive" IN
cornayo and Amazon. - g.. ,ho
In La Paz the fever still rages-the DEANS AZ '"'
month Of March being 213.
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concluded The Pablo do 10! believe IN the gu" o.
the accu-ed parties ,,u. a.,.,..,o n, &,
..tsbar r tbs lsisy appointed Minister to Costa
Rca. \, -, ,.co,ni, red A.
pru.sian Consul in Valparaiso =, -. p-o.;,c..
By decree Of The Executive Power 'hg into
Of itscampa and Coquinibo have oe'n O'''''' INV
th-ea mining al .fTcts.
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and the expectations raised by The burning o. ~.
specmen load brought 20 the city by bradley p'VVA
a Co are realized this coal discovery wil prove "
value beyond estimate 20 this city aud county, by
which !, is surrounded /. will be- u-ld for i1cl no,
only in The city bu: on the plains where wood - no.
convenient. A good coal mine IL wore valuable man
L cold nine.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-14

TIE DAMAGE ON THE OcTuRARo.-
letter from our correspondent at Rowland,-
yl!lc, dated Oh Tuesday, came to haad ytsirl-
day: from it We have only time to give the
following extracts
The thawing weather previous TO Saturday
last raised the water suddenly. and thea the
work Of distraction commenced. The Rolling
Mill dam here went first, and next the dam
Of the Old Md. Canal ut the mouth ofOctora-
TO, some hundred feet Ct which gave way i'm
mediately after Romans dam broke. The
quantity Of ice on the Stream was without
4 precedent; the water rose very high and
continued until Sunday night when it fell
showing plainly the ruinous effects Of the
(reshet. Parke's dam at Octoraro Forge stood
the test, although il was feared it could not
stand, this it is said is the only aom left on
tie main branch of the Octoraro. Basin Run
has fared better David Ilcston's mill dam
IS the only ono swept away; it is not so ex.
pcnsve as many others but is considerable
loss at this season of the year. The loss to
Mr.. Roman and Mccullough 4 Co., will be
heavy some $4,000 possibly. Fortunately
for Mis- neighborhood Mcssrs. Roman &
Christy ncw merchant and Grist Mil is sit.
uated so as to he driven by Basin Run and
consequently their dam is not injured; they
are grinding most OF the time.
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extends fromthe north end Of the village at
is southern termination. The persons who
have sustained the grea est loss are Edwin
Rinehart. William MCCULLOUGH, James A.
Davis, James L. Maxwell. Wiley. Nvwland
& Co.. Edwin Wilmer, and Jacob Tome.
The present aspect Of this highly active
mart Of successful trade must he decidedly
painful TO every hulnanc brhalirr. Every
face with few eNceptions.) you meet is cover.
Cd with gloom, and all fear that something
worse il coming when the day OF final break,
ing up shall arrive.
The western wall Of Mr., Ilowhnd's new
Brick warehouse has been thrown down and
soine fifteen feet Of the south wall demolished
The warehouse Of Taylor Il Co.. Of Ia, steam
Company has been moved some feet from It's
original site, while that of Mr.. Tome. opposite
the Bank. has been thrown to the right about
or nearly so.
THURSDAY Feb. 12M l351.--At prcycut
every thing is quiet and the destroying angel
seems to have ,aid his band the torrent of
water that was yesterday doing incalcnIablc
mischief ia now chained down by the Frost
King and the Village high way, is an almost
entire sheet Of Ice.
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CHE Cecil lDlue.
EZKTOs. FEBRUARY, ii, 1857.
USeveral advertisements from Phil
aaelphis which failed to reach us in time
for this issue, will be Inserted next week.

THE FI0oD.-In almost every section
Of the country the late treshet has done
ineslculable injury. The Hudson river,
particularly at Albany, has been very
destructive. All through New York
and the New England states great dam
age has been sustained. In the Western
part Of this state, in Virginia and all up
the Susquehanna the loss has been iul-
mcnee. -
The food has also extended to the
West but rot with such disastrous con-
sequences. The Ohio and Mississippi
rivers are oron and the boats have COM
meneed 10 run.
No place, how ever, seems to have gnf-
iered more in proportion to its size, than
Port Deposit, for the particulars in re-
gard to which, as far as we have been
able to ascertain them, see the ARTICLES
III reference thereto.
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CDNSpAbLE'S SALE.

~ 'Irfu" If four writs OF Fier FUcias,
three 'ssncl by hirNand-l J. BNrwick, Esq.
one ri the Justices Of tho lruce OF the state
OF Maryland, in and Tor Cc"il county, ana
the other 10y Gilb>r /. Christiirl !, ESD, Il
Justice oi the Peace u the same county and
state: one 1T the suit ut Lindsey \ karsl:er.
oAo al the suit vi Bryan & Dunning, one At
the suit OF } Dim GUrbacc, and one 1T the suit
81 trcdcrich Amon, against ihe goods and
chattrls, lands and tenrmcnts Of David y.
nutton, aud to me directed, have seized
and taken III execution all the right. title, III
terGSt, claim and estate at law and in equity.
Of The SAID David u. Dalton, in and to that
double ir.Juc house and lot on the east side
ot the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, in
Chesapeake City, and hereby give notice
inst on HoiUyd0g, Inc 1M dap u Murch, 1857
ut thc pubic mousse OF LGw4!a II, prcc. III
said ;owu. will offer tor sale HE said pro
i.cry. d" seized and taken il execution. to
lhv hi hest bidder ivr cash. to satisfy said
wIitS. l.. SIMMONS,
Feb i'll IN CoM>!uLc.
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hissolution Of Ce.Partncrship.

'liE Partnership heretofore existing be.
1. tween the undersigned under the name
and firm Of T"uchstunr X Hines. Bhcksmilhs =.
~ This day dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons indebted TO said firm. will please
make immediate pa!meut, aud all those Ia
wing claims FNlnSt ns. Will please present
ttcm ii James Tonchstune. who is author
lied TO make the settlements Of the fra.
JAMES TOTCHSTU&E.
JOSEPH IAlNES.
f,t Deposit. Jan. !, lS5,.
VNHE SMlTHlNu BUSINESS, in sll its
i branches. will bs continued by me- ut The
cd stand. fcing a practical Machinist, /
vii! give prompt attention to the consuac.
si"u aut repairs Of machinery.
avail myself nf this occasion, to otre- my
most sincere thanks for the pat onaee here
'"f,re bestowed on the late firm, and hope
w. striut attention TO business. and an arden
drsf. Ia please aud accommodate the public.
~ eAtitle mvself TO continuation ofits favor.
JAMES TOUCHSTONE.
Smith y Muchlnist
ror Deposit, Jan. 3, '5T-tt
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Letters from, Chesapeake.
NEW SERIES, No. :.


correspondence OF ne Icc1i " nl2
CHESAPEAKE CITY, Feb. H. 81.
Shooting .4tray and ITS Fatal TERMINATION -
Machi"eSts o"d MeGmboats--A joke Of the
seasonal ne1c Doctor, and u "ScM.UT"
10 an oid one. etc
DEAR VINO The shooting ARRAY con-
trary to my statement Of last week tcrmna-
ted fatally and Bistow died from the effects
of the wound on Saturday night last A coro.
mel 5 Jury was held on Sunday hut nothing
new in the wayp cvdenccwas elected. Hemp
hill is now at liberty and the prevailing opin-
ion is that it was clearly case of self de-
fence. Public opinion, it is true, sometimes
is in error in these cases and while the ma jor
part Of the citizens of the place incline to the
former belief the minor portion sympalhise
with the family Of the deceased and are bitter
in their announcement Of lIemphll. The &C.
currcnce was sad one, and the death Of the
young man has caused feeling of sadness in
the heart of all good men. These ARRAYS are
disrcputable to .he Town, and mob-law yio-
lcnce such as has ruled here for the past two
months-cannot longer be countcnanccd.
Numerous workmen from the Machine
shop of Harlan & Holiingsworth at Whining
ton Del, are now engaged in repairing the
Boilers and engines Of the Steamboats, OF the
Phila. and II. de Grace Towing company;
consequently the Hotels are filed with board
crs and the town quite lively.
y good joke in relation to that set Of wor-
th;es, The Town Commissioners, is now going
the ROUNDS. 1t seems that an cnterprising
gentleman was carting some dirt to ill up
and level the street leading past one Of his
houses. One Of the Town Commissioners
who was passing by, noticel the pile ofearlh
and remarked that the man should be fned for
thus obstructing the streets. The town will
be apt to begin to be improved about the
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year 1860 were these worthless continued in
power. There is a Reform Party, however
now organizing which in May next will hurl
ont these slow individuals and put in men
who will Gct.
Another NJ. D. has hing on: his shinplc
here III anticipation of Tie rcmoral Of that
wmrobtr Physician, veteran LocoCIco, and
glorious good fellow, DR.. T. Trtcs. to the
land Of LocofocoiSm-.Ol Virginia To this
Young man ! wish a hearty success, and to
his popular predecessor many long year Of
happiness, and before he journey to his lore
hothc genuine conversion to the true polit-
cal doctrine.
With many apologies to you for this UNI
S"ally "'rs-less, letter, I am your, for ever
and week. NEsCIo.
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The ElsAaDsa I.cpr,xs,.

This Lyccnm will meet in the Academy on
Wednesday Evening next, Ftb'y 18Th
After the usual order of business. Mr.. WIN
PIScKSTY EWING vii! read an original ESSAY
subject, Success. and the following subject
discussed, -"Shnuhi there be more territory
annexed by this Government -
Affirmative VIM. X. Miller. Jour. r
Rowan. Negatlve--WM. IL. EDEn, DR.. Tuos.
DuSorT.
The citizens of Elkton and vicinity are in !.
vitcd. BY order Of the President.
G. n. ELLIS, r. S.
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LJlc0.

On Tuesday, the 10Th inst, at the resi-
dence of her s"n-in-law, Samuel S Maif,. in
E!kton. Mas. ELIZA A. Beach, rclict of the
late William Beach. in the 18th year of her
age. Baltimore papers please copy.l
In this town, on Saturday evening last,
HOWARD HOOPER, lamar, aged wears and {;
weeks; and on Sunday, REUBEN JAMARl
aged years, children OF Mrs. Nilotta
lamar. and the late james II. lamar.
On Thursday night last HENRY, infant son
Of Edmund Brown, Jr., Of this town aged IS
mouths.
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A CQENTY MAP.

FTNIlE advertiser would respectfully inform the
j Ci;'seas of Cecil County, tina; he ia about to
publish n cnmrlete map OF the county, showing
Ute ocation OF the Roads Towns. Post OF ces, rs7
srns. Stores. Churshes and rroparjy Holders also
Inc Towr.. and villages on a arg. 60 llc with
s,.Ns Of Public Buildings &c The maps will be
}Arga. nicely nnisn.l and hnckel m"nntei roior.
el and vanished 10 max" hnd:d'ne ornament
5or the psriyr otlioc, ar Library.
He satisfactorily wait upon the citizens for CUB
.trpi:srs when h. loIc, they viii Civ. their AID
s.,d .uto1-asr mcLt 10 80 usait! M enterprise.
SIMON j. MARTENET.
Surveyor / Ii;il Engineer, No. i South street,
baltimore.
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bridging TIE P0roMAC At WAsnSGroN
AIR Rlvts. the civil engineer charged with
HE duty, of preparing plans and estimates
for new bridges over tie Potomac III the Dis
L!ct Of Columbia at the rarp;ts points hat
have been suggested --at the Long bridge site
the Observatory point, on the piers Of the
aqncauct. and Mt the Th-c Sisters - is said
to have sent his report to the Secretary Of the
Interior, The Washington Star learns Incl
drnally that his recommendation is in favor
of bridge for horse vehicles and foot pas
sengerS at the long bridge. with bridge to
accommodate a railroad at the aqurtuct. lat
ueorgciown,) Oh The prs mt aqu,ic, picr>.
--Ac CT ling 10 his e, tlinat' 1t will not cost
more to build both these proposed structures
than to build bridge that Will Accommodate
railroad at the site Of the l., NJ ildsc. He
is said further u report that while the rail-
road bridge ct the long bridge site will re.
qnire ten years for it's construction, both the
other structures which he recommends can
he built in three years. The Secretary of
thc Interior will probably at once send IN to
Congress his report. 81 it is absolutely nrctS-
aaTy, now that the Long bridge has been
swept away, that something be promptly
uUup.
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W BENEFITS EM3RocATlOH, the great
Linamcnt. cares Rheum tsm.
Bennett. hmbrocIlion, the great I.inament
currs Neurajgi,.
BENEFITS Embrosa'on, the great Linamen
cure. Pains and Spflin4.
Eennc {: EmOrveation the great l.inamcn
cur'a Lumba-o
hennetts hmhrcca;ion, the great Lin .meDt
7urrs TIu'hachc.
B,nuc,ts fmbrnc '.ioa. the grca; l.inr,rcut
cures Ch"pp"d Hands. AMI makes ,hem white
smooth ami soft. For safe by II. H. M.rrurIL
and druggists and storckeepers thr-ush tn
couUtry. Nov Is, l3J6-lv
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SrfHuRY AND EErE RAILROAD CuMp,Sy. -
The annual report of this company has Just
been made. The total sim 50 far expended
III Constructing, to road and in payment Of
lners>, is Sc GG5 20+. leaving on hand asset |
amounting to SISG, OBJ. The Will cast Of
the work i. estimated at from eleven to
twelve millions OF dollars, OF this sum five
millions are PROVIDED for. The State Of
Pennsylvania and the city of Philadelphia
are urged 10 subscribe literally TO the con-
strnction of the road, which, with prompt
aid, can be completed in three years.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-14

NTHE OpD FELLOWS IlALI.--The at
trntion Of the Elklon public is called to the
Lodg", in thi, paper. The opportunity now
presented 10 secure Town Hall should not
be allowed to pass unava;led of. 1t would
be Il great mistake, if the Lodge should lie
forced for want of proper backing. to build
hall only large enough for its own uses,
and The town e kept as heretofore without
Public Hall. Read what is said by the com
mittee.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-02-14
Road No ice.

Office Is hereby given that application,
= NNiIl he made to the County Cnmnissiru-
crs "l ',"cil county, at some meeting after
the 10th day Of March hex, tol the appoint.
in2nt OF Examiners 10 strui .htcn the Public
Road through the lands Of Joseph llaines,
from some point near the corner OF liugh
Russrlls land to ii" corner Of II. Il. Duyc-
kinck q land, and such o:itcr altcr..tions and
improvements III said read t.at may be
thought advantageous 20 the travelling com
inuhity IRON iic said points I" the Brick
Meeting House. Feb li-nW