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For Sa ssa Eras and EgA Rivers,
POI tDanoyN and Wqlre-de- Glncc. AL,llLnnd.

av STEAMER LADY WILMER. Captain
g lE4 X, y NM WILSON. having been thorou ghly
80 overhauled and put in complete repair
for cdfyiug Freight aud handsomely fitted M for
the q ommoiation Of Passengers letyes Race St
Wha8 phild!clphia. every WEDNESDAY Az.
TERXp0N. at clock for Winners Point Nd.
tuuc1 & at Port Herman and FUrds on the Elk
Rigd Turner's Creek, Fishers. Cussday's.
GsS1 town, ana Fredericktown on the :Sassairas
3 KEIt hNlNu, leaves Winners Point at 8 o'clk
"a. d.. thursdays and FIelcrcktown at p m.
itonch.ng at ali the above Landings, rc.chinr
philadelphia early Friday morning
n For Port Deposit ant UnrYe-de-Grdce,
Every SATURDAY at O'Clock p. IN from the
Ibamc Wharf
RETURNING. leaves Port Deposit at p. IN.
'MoAday' arriving i'll Philadelphia early Tuesday
morning, touching at Hayre-dt race, Foids and
Port Herman each way
FARE, ONE DOLLAR MEALS EXTRA
"a Merchandise Furniture. Grain Agricultural
Impiencnts Seed, Horses, Cattle. Sheer. Ge,
tsken At Low Ratcs " For Freight or Passage,
ply to Captain Wilson on board the boat
IN bah Freight to Turner's Creek must be
Ee.paid. Imarch 20. lSjs-,f.
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rHAIIARlNG

TsNflE subscriber would respectfully inform
Il his old customers and the public general
", that he will be. found in frincipio one
door south Of the Old Store House, recently
fitted up BY Lakeland & Gather, where he in
tends carrying on the above business in all
its various branches. on reasonable terms and
IN wolkmanlillc manner. He SOlicitS Il share
afpublc patronage. ADRIAN TAYLOR.
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PURCHASE OF MOUNT VERNoN.--The Alex
nndria Gazette say, it is more than probable,
that under an act Of Incorporation. the Ladies'
alouiI Vernon Association will very shortly
purchase from Mr. Washington. Mount Yer.
non' and that arrangements will ultimately
DC made TO secure that object, satisiact orly
10 al parties. Tbs ladies Will be able to
MAKE hrst payment Of soout $4,000 in
cash.
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NOTICE.

TJNHE stGckhoId"rz in Ihc Corowirgn PrFe -
1 Company are hereby notified To meet nj joseph
los>' store West CauOwin%o) ~ 10 q" clock m,
the 2,th IF APRIL. next for the purpose OF
clcctiug II President nud Four Dirt ors. 70 sclNH
Said .,o,rpr. y Vail the time of the regular
election .us 1r,serb"d by net of h" i g- atrrc
Of Mary liant. passed the III Of March. ni1. IN
COOPERATING >Id company. Each stock h"lier 80
have one vote II PRISON or Iy pi"Xy in wiring !or
each share ~ s.'"L which ne Or She may hold
l,y oder Of ,hc President aud directions
HENRY McNEY.
- March ~ lSSS-tc. ScgrVtarc
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C0-EDkETN EEsSEaGP.

TllB undo rsigned have this day entered
L into C"-Partncrshlp in the Mercantile
business, under the name ana arm OF iaines
IL Ireland. CHARLES II HAINES.
N JOHN NJ. IRELAND.
Ii x Meeting House, Md, Jan /, 1855.
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DIR. II. JAMES,
Extract Of Canmahis Indica,

fAlsehoiic preparation from the leaves imported
" from Caicutta,)
'#T OR II Il Pc N NENT CURE OF
al CONSUMPTION,
IL RoGCHlTIS, Asthma, Coughs, Colds, Nervous
sA) debility, &c, PRICE 81 90 per Bottle.
ia - None genuine without . Dr. II. James 10
G rand street, jersey City" blown in the bottle -
Nfsr sale by
II. II. Mitchell, Sole Agent for Elkton.
James w ilson,.
- Sole Agent for Port Deposit.
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bE nI-tI IA, S,,IilhIL N fLtII
rnIrN
,pTTrrp
vi c"""'''sS'"hefs Oh 4>u"hf Hch"'!S'
SECTION |. BE i en0ctei by he Grnsrai u.s.
sembiy q Na,gia"d, That it shall h, lawful for
the legal voters ct the several clriinn dis
trlcts OF Cecil county to meet OF the usual
places OF holding elections III said districts.
on the irst edhvSHty ct May, next. aud
DlrhhaIly thereafter, TO elect ol" c"'uh'iS-
'ioicr IN racm diStfct, vii" Shall collectively
Uc cn'llisn ne D"a'u 81 ''hh'hSioher' oi
lunIlc schools OF o't'' county.
SEt =. HP " cHhf'e|. nat tte county com
"'iNH'""''' 81 S'IH county Sh'i! give h"''e' oi
SAN r'cc'l"n' oE n"ilV ah'"rtis'nIent III tiI1
newspapers y! S"la county ana ShtII APPOINT
III e''h erection "'S'r'c{ ah! Justice o. ne
P'"'r' 'e'"''"t '"c''''' - nc 3"'%t OIL H'h'
t'tc''"'' "n' ''t" "i'h 'he ''''7 1T one
p. m ana ci'Sr inc SIi1e III SIN p. m.' an"
'na'i return III" c'r''h'"'e 81 ne persons
r'tc''o 70 'ne county comm 7'i",''rS' At or
op'"re 'l'''t 'eA' ''cc.i'S, VINO Sh'Il mere
"f'" :" o"o" v, '"I G'SO"' ;" t'lI''''
o"'' '.ts''"" ""''u' ''e S'"' VI '''" county
'"' r ~, -, ~ ~ ',""''IN''"e'' 50 t''''''
sun MY ''' ''"'' IVA nv 'rI'l u wv" '"'',
''''' '''n "'.'Co""' - wy t'ctt" an"
l"'''ic" ~ ","'n''' "'".tS''n anu III case
any ,'e'"1! S,',i o''"I J" '"e p"'fo "i ""i"-
nn,in, or ,.,h.,,,i. tr,,,,,,,,', ~, Hu
nv thr emmy ru,n,ajS ,il,,,.r, -, ,l'.;, ,ir.,
=! ',!u I'tn'' At 'Itl' MS
or n. soon .hrr4atIsr as n,,r,ia,'l,.. ,',,i
each of tl,. said rn,p,nission,.rs nf ,,ri'T..
schonIS hntnr, +, sl,nfl ,,rn,.,,L =, rt
.n,h sh,ll taxa, tI,,. o,th ~ ,.n,., ,,,..,iI..
nv tho rnrxtifut,,n nr tl,i. .t,,., t In ,,I,,i,,
ittsroJ hv tI,. Cl.r,, ,,r tb. Cir,,i, r,.,,r,
So 4 9aJ hi ,,,,.i'J rlat ,I,n in,rl
Of commissioner. OF ,,,.,,li, .,i,,l ar Cn,.:I
county hnrc,itrr "a j.. nl.cf,,l a., hoI,i,,I,,
tur. ,rnvi,I.d and tI,i. s,,,.,,,,..,,,. L, .,,,l
thry hereby nr, incor,n,,trd and r,,,,.,itnt, 4
bndy u,litic and cnrt,nr.,tr h,. ,L. rn,,,,.
and siyi Of a.. noord ,t C,,,r,i yi,n,rs nf
puhlir Srh,nIs or Gail ro,,,,,, ,,,l lev moi
nnmr shall hnv. n,rnrtn,I snr,.rysfon nmJ
shall hn c,,obl,. in l,u. tn sno and Ia. snail
rlrod and Lr iu,,l,alrL !, amy, cam. or lave
ar rnuitv ur brG,r,an,. ;ttd~, ar i,,sti,o .r,L..
urnre. and have uuJ nx,. !, common .,-,I a,,L
ih. .,,,,,. f., ,l,nr ~, hr.,l. at ,l..,,,. , -,
ryr.cis,, olrtI,, ovnry nm. rr.,.iI.,,, ,..,r',,
TO or vested in llrm by tLi, NET ~ mi tn III
iutputs mad ,,rr,,n.,. ,s ,,,,. ,.r,r
hodv. may ar cam l,wf,,IIv Il,
Srr, 4 IrJ J." y e,,c.eJ rbot t,,o co,,
nis,innrrs ,r ,1rIic yrhnnis ,i,.nt,I
yiI.d for Iv t,. fir.t s,,,.tion ,,,'t,i, ,, I,i,
assemble ~, tIc Scc,,nJ N1n,I.,,,.,r,,'. ,,,,
,.l.ction ;r,s xonn tl,nr..,f,,,,.',, ,,,,,io,II'
far tha ,,,,,,s or o,,..,';.;, ,,,;,'
n,,rti,g or Soma
jv .,,n,ii ;,Ii,,,,,rt .i,, 49,. ,',',,
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Owe are indc bted to Hon. A. Kennedy,
I 5. s., fol a copy of his Speech on the sub
jet Of the admission of Kansas, in which.
although he announced his intention to vote
for the Lecompton Constitution which we
would not have done, he places the burden
Of the present agitation on the shoulders of
the locofoco party, where it rightcously be.
longs
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TEAy SCALES.

ME- have rnt down New set Of Platform
w Scales, ut the Corner, Where Hay,
Straw, Coal, &c, can be weighed accurately.
ALpRIpGE q co.
e-ns--AsJ7 H. On H. IT
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NJ kN SPRING GOODS FOX 1855 Just re-
" eciycd and for sale cheaper than ever at
mar - I. DRLNNEN Il co
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I IG!IT CHEAPER THAN EVER =
"a Burning Fluid eau b, hal ut T. bremen &
Go. for - cents per qyart. mar y
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G~By all the signs we know that
Spring is come. We have birds and flowers
and butldmg trees. The grass is beginning to
glad the eye with its greatness. Lovcorn
lads arc gathering the trailing arbutus on
Red Hin and its dainty blossoms may be seen
blushing in many 4 vase. Patrick and Cudjo
are busy in the gardeus with spade and rake.
The plows are active in the fields; the fisher
men are Sc casting thcrncts " in the river, and
the presence and PROMISE Of Spring impart
life and activity on every hand.
Still, with all all these realities Of Spring
around MS, trosts and damp nor'eastcrs, and
chilling norwcstcrS, and snow storms even,
may come and drive us shvering to the fire
side and blast the buds and bloom that have
come at the bidding otthc. sunshine.
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MORE Loss TO TIL ! Cecil INSURANCE
OgFICE.-Our RowEndsville letter gives an
p. Brown near the Octoraro, by which
another heavy loss is sustained by the Mutual
Insurance Office here This has been par
ticularly disastrous year to that Institution.
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NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE.


LEEI y. T.LFFNANN
DE&pECTFl LILY iuinru.s the citizens Of fikton
IL and Cecil county that he has purchased ttt
stuck Of the above named store ana vii hereafter
carry Oh the business IN bis own II me
He gets hf- goods from B.rhardch, Goldst.iu
4 20 Of ~ Inrk. and .lls II TIM
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DEATH OF Col. GLorp.-Col. Enoc

DEATH OF Col. ELorD.-Col. Enoch
Cloud, long citizen Of this town, where he
held prominent position in society, and
filled many places of trust, died the beginning
of the present week at Columbus, Ohio, at
which place he had been residing for the last
few years. A letter just received, informs us
that 8 lie bore his suffering without MUIR
muir and without gasp, orgroan, or struggle,
swectly fell asleep in Jesus. He filed up the
measure of his days in usefulness and died in
the 18th year Of his age, 4 triumphant Chris
tan WARRIOR
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10 THE PUBLIC.

tT'liE undersigned having been elected to
L the Office Of Constable in the Third Elec.
ton District of Cecil county, offers his SER
vices to the Public in that capacity. Prompt
attention will be given to the collection of
claims, and TO all other business entrusted
20 him. LUCIAN B. ANDERSON.
Dec 10, 1887 Cherry Hill, Cecil co., Md
4 WuNFRY MERCHANTS ASD THE TRADE sun.
N'plied with NcTMEGs GLOVES, CtMPHoR, WHITE
GrA ARABIC, QCiNINE, and other drugs at greatly
Reduced prices, by +. BRINGHUkS'l 4 co.
fe2i. Cor. 9Th Market street, Wilmington.
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30 EST RIO COFFEE selling for L.! cents
~ mt r. DkENNEN d CO.'S
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phlla.. Wilmington aIad
&C. = a.
h.a--
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

For Baltimore. For Philadelphia.
1sttgan, 10 4. N, lsttruin / A NJ.
End g . 7. NJ 2nd - /! p. NJ.
grd " l might 3r4 =" Or, Nj.
~ Besides which regular trains there will b,
passenger car attached ethrough freight train
which viii pass southwark at % o'clock p NJ.
tteins issenserstor Baltimore and all the in
rsiueliatc stations.
BENZ. WELLS.
IS Dec, Is 1879. Agent
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EnT'BSE.

sH'HE undersigned take this method of in
/ L forming their friends. customers and the
,spubic generally, that they have a large and
well selected stock Of
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nNYEST PRICES FOR CASH.
ROAD %GrE(I.,

H. r!vays keeps Goc'l a'sor;a,cut oi Gct.t!c-
mrus Furnishing 'no4s. .ie"e ~. d e.,
Aufuh - lSjS-.,i
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S EsAHH.KXCS.

.s4s.setery Lots. VernnaMhs. Baicanys, Win
p.g+e Gunds, Tree Boxcs. &c; great variety
- patterns heavy and light, at price, 70 suit
MARSLlB1NK Il McC0EXEY.
tSSs--tm Lancaster Pa.
NeErryED CAMPHOR tor sale low
BBtNrHJH%T a 90
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GOOD NEWS.

T > 4 T J c T - That 7. Drmnca &
90. arc selling heir Goils cheaper than amy
other store in ElkrJu. Their ore is visited d,iiv
ny people for many mites around who formerly
Wrrr IN 'hc h4h.i Of going to Wilmington and
philadelphia. but who Low say they can buy then,
cheaper from f. bEENXEX a. GO
Mar y. los
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T. EEp IT BEFORE TIE PEOpLE.-
u N Iha, T. bRiNAEN 4 Co have b. BEST ii
cent sugar in the STATE IN ar Y
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Ole Cecil }l)l)ia.
ELKTON. MARCH 81, 1858.

Tive are andci obligation 10 Hon. Ii
Winter Davis for copies of Speeches, Reports,
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TEMPERANCE MEETING AT CHERRY
llILL.-A Temperance meeting was held at
Cherry Hill on the evening of the 18th inst.
Ezekial Hopkins Esq, was Chairman and W.
c. llaSson, ESD, Secretary. An able address
was delivered by Doct. Justice Dunott, after
which IS persons signed the pledge. The
thanks of the meeting were voted to the
Doctor. On last Thursday evening the 9th
inst, another meeting was held, which was
addressed by Dr.. Dunutt and James McCaulcy,
II. Il. Torbert and VIM. II. Elder Esqrs. CT
this town, after which 80 persons joined the
Society.
u ut the temperance meeting in the
Court Honsc on Tuesday night last, speeches
were made by II. r. Torbcrt Esq, and Doct.
Dunott. Several persons joined. The So
ciety meets again Oh next Tuesday night.
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Iorol affairs.


CoURT--The Circuit Court for Cecil
county meets on next Monday week, the 5tlr
day Of April. The County Commissioners
and Orphans Court both meet Oh the next
day-April 9th.
We rogue st that such of our suhciibcrs in
the county, who are in arrcaes to this Office,
as may be IN ElEton. on the occasion Of these
Courts will call and settle their accounts,
We shall feel under especial obligations to
all who pay attention to this request.
MoytSG DAY.-Thursday last, the
notable 2jth Of March, Tas a day Of hustle
and confusion in many families i'll this section
of the county, where custom has made it the
day of Exodus. There appears to have been
an unusual number Of persons changing their
residence this year, among them, no doubt,
many who take. THE WING. Any Of these
who wish their post offices changed, will
please inform us, and if any town subscribers
are overlooked they will please give iniorlna-
ton al the Office.
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Enws nf 4tlorr!nnh.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
CHAPTER 2lS.

TO ESTABLISH \ UNIFORM SYSTEM
OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN cecil
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g JPER.PIOSPHATE OF LIMB
~ For sale by ID SCOTT.
March u. 1888
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BY Order of the County Commissioners OF
Cccil county. JAS. 5. CRAWFORD,
March - lSjS--.W. Clerk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-02
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

NJ LhLL NL 4 I'LL xhSItNI4Fo L LtkOO
The Unron replies to statement Of a cor
respondent Of the North american that some
sixteen millions of dollars balance from the
appropriations of last year should be added 10
the sixty-eight millions Appropriated 'nis year
in order to estimate correctly the expenditures
Of the Administration for 1858, as follows:
UThe Republican House Of Representatives
made INTERPRETATIONS for the fiscal year 1873,
amountin0 10 more than sixteen millions OF dol
lars over and above what the present administra-
tion have been willing to expend. Certainly that
cannot be a very extravagant administration, IN
the estimate Of the Republican party, which ex-
ponds sixteen millions of dollars less in a year
than the same party authorized il to do.
" w hen the opposition charge that II has been
guilty Of extravaganza in the past year, we reply
that its expenditures nave been six cen millions
less than they themselves authorized. When
they charge that its expenditures in the coming
year will be eighty. ninety or i hundred millions
Of dollars, we reply that its expenditures may
not reach the amount of the appropriations
by some sixteen millions, and that the appro-
2riatons themselves but sixty-eight mil
lions"
The Union further examines the position of
Lord Palmerston and Mr.. Roebuck on the
Search question, and then pays its respects to
the New York Herald.
The InteLl'gsncsr resumes its publication of
the discussion of the Kansas debate in Con-
gress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-02
GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence of The Star.

Correspondence OF lie -Stdr.
GEORGETOWN, July 2, 1858
From present indications our approaching ma
tional anniversary will be celebrated by our cit-
zens with decidedly more spirit and unanimity
of sentiment than 1t has been for several years
past. In add ton to the grand Union Sabbath
school denomination at yewett's w Gods a mum
Der Of our citizens intend going to Arlington
Springs, to particlpatein the celebration at that
point by st. Matthew's Sabbath school of your
city. Others going to the old aad time hon
ored Georgetown College. So that the town will
be pretty well depopu lated at a very early hour
Our. river wharves this morning present de-
cidedly more lively and busineSs-like appearance
entire length Is pretty well thronged with ves-
sells receiving and dscharging cargoes Of -four,
mere handise, lumber, wood, &c. .carrE
We learn that the residence of r p Dodge,
Esq on Montgomery street, was robbed some
time during "Wednesday or Wednesday mig ht Of
silver plate.
The quantity of wood brought to our market
during the past month amounted to ,2t2 cords
The quantity of lumber now arriving is much
larger than at any time before this season One
who Is not familiar with the business would SUD-
pose, after looking at the piles OF almost every
kind ani character, now in the Yards of Libbey
Son, Pickrell x Co, and F. Wheatley, that
there was already enough here to build all the
houses that will be constructed in the District for
several years TO come. Not SO, however; the
lum% NJ x to the -four, has become the heaviest
business done in our city -.
We learn that the ladies have taken in hand the
pic mic which is to come off at Arlington Springs
on the l4th instant, for the benefit Of the Young
Catholics Friend Society, and intend that It shall
be one Of the very best excursions of the kind
which leaves our city this summer
Arrived-scbooners Sarah and Mary, Mercer
Aid, Russell, and George Franklin, Tyler, from
Baltimore and Port Deposit, lumber TO F w heat
ley; sarah Bibby, Reddish, Port Deposit, lumber
10 Libbey 4 Son go.
No change in the -four or grain market 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-02
PERSONAL.

Hon Simon Cameron, L. s. Senator from
Pennsylvania, is in New York.
Senator Douglas and wife are at the St
Nicholas Hotel, New York
-. Senator Rice, Of Minnesota, has been tar
ryinS for few days at Saratoga Springs.
Among the arrivals at the Greenbrier w hitc
sulphur Springs, Va, we observe the names OF
Chevalier Hulsemann, the Austrian Ambassador,
and Senator Clay, of Alabama. Hon. Bayard
Clarke, Of n. Y, is at the Rockbridge Alum,va
Count Escayrac, the chief of the expe-
dition up tie Nile, which was to discover the
source of that river and colonize Africa has mar
ried tue daughter of DR.. Rayer, the eminent ply
sycian, the lady rumor atfianced to Marshal Cam
robert recentlY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-02

III A railroad convention is in session At Ruf
falo, ". Y, having for its object the settlement
CT the differences which exist between the Erie
and Contra! Railroad Companies in regard to the
rates of fare. J. w. Brooks, tie president of
the Michigan Central Railroad Company, occn-
pies the chair The proceedings have been of an
unharmonious character. aud there seems no BROS
Pect OF an arrangement being effected to suit all
parties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-02
THE WEEKLY STAR.

The weekly issue Of the Star is upon our
counter. 1t is loaded down with matter of
varied interest; and compares, as usual, most
favorably with its contemporaries, far or near.
The execution of Powers; the trial of the Dew
Inns, and all the college and school cee brations
for the week may be found in its pages.
Table of COntents.
Washington News and Gossip: John Hecker,s
Bread baking Machines; Decisions of the T. cas-
ury Department; Later from Utah; The Treasury
Extension; Naval Matters; Monsieur Belly's Ex-
plot; The Contest for thu Opposition NomBa-
tion; The Patent Office Captain IshaIn's Grant;
The Yucatan Slave Trade; Important Decision
The Next Presidency; Crocodile Tears; Caifor-
mia Surveys; The New York Post Office A ppoint-
mrnts; Governor Sibley: Philadelphia Post Office
The Right of Search Question; Court Martial;
Important TO Printers; Naval Intelligence; The
resentatives; A Telegraphic Mistake; The A rmy
in and for Utah; Free Love, YesteId day and To-
day; Appointments of Justices of the Peace; The
Remains of Ex-PTesdent Monroe; the Chaplain
cy OF the District of Columbia Peniientiarv; A rmy
Orders; Slight Mistake; LAYING the Cable; A
M odel Patriot; Public Opinion Abroad; The Pa
cine Mail; News from the Cumberland; The
Mails; Returned; Appointments; List of Patents
for the Week &c.
Local NEWS Masonic Celebration of St
Johns Day Death Of Reeve Lewis; Execution
OF James Powers; The Funerals of Thomas w
Osgodoy, Reeve Lewis, James Powers John
McCauleY; The Ball that killed Lewis; Charge
OF hdpej Criminal Court Proceedings, TTiIl OF
James and John DevIin for the murder of Thos
u Berry; Accidental Drowning: Inquest; Who
have been Sunstruck; Columbia College Contest
Tor the Davis Medals; Effects OF Hot Weather;
Death of George Beach; The Right Course: Real
Estate sales; Sudden Deaths; Columbian Col
lege commencement, 4 C &c, &c
GENERAL News Of Murderers :.
From Santa Fe; Vermont Reform Convention:
Norfolk Electioni Naval: Canal Tolls; Indian
Depredations; Capture of Slavers The LittIeS
Case; Politics in New Jersey; Fatal Riots; New
Orleans Affairs; Death OF an Eminent Officer:
Troops for New Mexico: The Atlantic Tele-
graph; Earthquake in Connecticut; Steamboat
Explosion; " reck of a Steamboat, < &c &c
FOREIGN News Prom Europe and the East
DIV the steamers Ariel and Arabia; From Mexico
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MAINE PoLITICs.-The Democratic State Com
vention me, at Augusta on "Wednesday, and NOM
mated Hon. Manasseh II Smith, Of Warren. for
oovernor, who accepted the nomination in a
speech OF considerable length Resolutions
were adopted, comPlimenting the admiDistra-
''on' endorsing the final adjustment OF the L.
P'On question, and denOuncing the opposf-
~" quo us measures. Nearly seven hundred
eS Were present. The Convention WAS
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