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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-01-30
ADVERTISING.

We repeat what we have often said that The
Cecil Wing has far greater circulation than any
other paper the Eastern Shore or In any of the
ne'ghboring counties in this State. Itisayalu-
able medium for advertising to all persons in this
coun'y who have property, Real or Personal. for
sale; or, who deal in any sort of merchandise.
goods or wares. Every dollar they expcnd in adj
yortione in TIL. Wing mast repay them hundreds.
And persons in tho cities who may desire to sell
to merchants ana citizens Of Cecil county. can in
no way make their bu.iness and location known to
them so well as by advertising in The Cecil VIII,
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, duly appointed Exani-
L ners. 10 view and determine the propricty
OF opening road to commence :. at "a point
on the road from Charestown to the Brick
Meeting House, near the southwest corner
of Doct. Watson's land, and running along
the line OF the said land and the laad Of
Brick manufacturing Company, thence
through lands of Thomas Logan, Wiliila
Logan. William Cameron. john Cameron
Amor Cameron, John Plum|y. Ann Russell.
aud others to the North East K. X Drj,ot -:
hereby give notice tiitt they will meet at the
place designated as the beginning OF said
roti on THe"i@y, The 2mday Of February, meri.
III 10 O'Clock a. M, to proceed to the dis
charge Of the duty assigned US by virtue of
our commission.
THOMAS MILLER.
JETIIRO J. MCCULLOUGH,
JAMES CRAWFORD,
Jan. ., l6jS-5w Examiners.
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Attention E!oGsekeepers!

TUE subscriber having purchased the entire in
L terest of Mathews and johnson, in the newly
established
Flour and Feed store,
in ElkfON, nearly opposite the Howard House
respectfully invites the attention of his friends and
housekeepers generally, TO his well selected stock
of
FAMILY FLOUR;
among which may at all times be found the follow
ing brands: Extra Family White Wheat Flour
Extra Supertino; Common Superiiue; Middlings
RYE FLOUR AND BuCKWuEAT;
White and Yellow Corn Meal; White shin Stuff
Common do; Bran; Corn and Oats, ground: Corn
ana Oats IN the grain, potatoes; all Of which will
be sold at the lowest cash prices,
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
tYSAI articles delivered within thelimits Of the
town. free of cost.
~ Country Produce taken in exchange
q Every effort will be made to please the pub
lie and their custom thankfully received.
May 10 ly WIN. 4. GILES.
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REMARKABLE JANrAEl:S. Tile month ct
January If lS5S. thus far, has been a most re-
markab'r one. The mercury here in pti!'tlrl-
lha. has scarcely been down To a freezing
point; and the weather g,nrraNy has hccnmot
like t. at Of April OF Oc,obgr, than the second
month Of W II err, Lco'uug back We tintl
that January of 1890, was also remarkably
mild one. the medium trrnpplatu,c being II
degrees. Tue mercury of'cn ran up 10 %
in he shade at mid day. and boys were seen
swimming in the Delaware and s 'huylkill
rivers. This mild weather continued uniIil
february lIih, when a reaction took vi c,
and cold set in in good earn, ST. I've Janu
aries Of 1888. lSlO lS@S, 1855. 1872. 1913
were also II! and there have h,cn sc'eral
3auuali,S Sucr, which were by 10 means
what may be callcd hard. Daring these
mild Jan,!a'ios fugS have prevailed. as they
have at tunes The lhtS'nt monh, We d!u'
hot cut ice sni hcrcrS are hoping that the cold
weather mcy not be much orgcr drlaytd
though there are MmlIedS and thousands
who are affected By the late panic, and to
whom an Indefinite post pom,mcut Of bitter
ccld will lc an incS,imah'e blessing.
The cold ,Janualics from 1870 to 1916,
have been those Of 1915. 1920, 1921, 1851.
lS3. lSi0, lS4i In lSi5 tic medium tenn
puaturc was %. The ,,chuylhiil and Della
ware were both frozen had during the whole
month. In 1870 he medium temperature was
also &c. In ISL the rtduin temperature
was %, and ihCrc was an uncommon amount
of snow all the mouth. On nine mornings the
mercury. in Philadclphia, was below zero,
and on two morning rs many as nine degrees
below. Down in Name, during the month,
in frequently fell to 10 degrees below zero
Ouly three .'anualicS previous to this, durin"
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that application
~ will be made to the County Comission-
ers Of Cecil comfy, at their next regular
meeting after the 6th day Of February. next,
for the opening Of a road to lead from or near
N. L. John. on's gate, on the Elkton and
Turkey Point Road, to the turnpike road
near Elk Landing, passing through the lands
Of n. +. johnson, Eli Ferson, Mr.. Denny
and others, and crossing the Little Elk
creek, near ard above the Landing, which
will contemplate a bridge over that stream.
Jan 8, lS5S-.5w
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BRILLIANT PROSPECTUS!
FOURTH YEAR or THE
Cosmopolitan Art AsSociation.

'J'dE FAMOUS DUSSELDORF GALLERY or pAtyr
l. lE"S Purchased at. "A cost of $50 600 And
Powers world renowned statue of the G. T. n x
- !! ~ fe-pHTcaascd for six thousand dollars,
w''h several hundred Other %orss of Art in Paint!
lhgS sculpture and BONES comprise tn prem inns
To be awarded the subscribers of the
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION.
who subscribe before the 2Sh of January, 1858. If
which line the awards will take place
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Every subscriber of THREE DOLLARS is entitled
TO copy of the large and splendid steel engraving
" MANIFEST DEsriNT,' also to copy of tho
COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL one wear; also TO
Certificate in the Award of Premiums, also n FREQ
admission to the Dusseldorf and Coolitan smor
Galleries. Thus it is seen that fer every uprr
DOLLARS PAID the subscriber not only receives a
SPLENDID THREE DOLLAR ENGRAylNG:
put also. the beautifully illustrated TWO DOLLAR
HT OF RN Al. ONE YEAR
Each subscriber is also presented with a Certif.
cate III the Awards of Prem inns, by which val
liable work Of Art. in Painting or sculpturo NAV
he received in addition, thus giving to every NH.
scrlber an equivalent 10 the valueiof DOL
LARS. and certificate gratis
~ Any one of the leading 50 Magazines In
furnished, instead of Engraving and Art journal,
if desired
No person is restricted 10 single share. Those
taking five memberships. RENTING Sl5, are on.
Titled TO an extra engraving and six tickets
full particulars Of the Association are given in
the AIT journal, which contains over sixty spen.
did engraving, price fifty cents per number
specimen copies will be sent to all parsons who
desire to subscribe, on receipt Of five hostage
stamps Us cents Address
{. l.. DERBY, Actuaty c. A. A.,
5lS Broadway New York.
w. EWING, Hon. Sec,
Noy 81 1Sj7-Gw. Elkton, Md
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EOERS'si.

A Ii persons indebted to the firm OF Will
L a mcr 4 Davis, and to the firm off. A.
Davis \ Co., are requested to come forward
and settle their accounts. We feel assured
that our old friends, in these times of pres
snre will do all they can for us, aftcI hearing
this call. j. 4. DAVIS x co.
Port Deposit. Dec 10. 1S57-3m.
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PUTNAM's SwoRD.-Mr. I.c,nuc Putnam
GroSvunor, who died in Pomfrct, Conn on
the l9,h inst. has hcqucahcd to the Councc
ti'nt Historical Society the Sword that was
owned and used by General Israel Putnam
during our revolutionary struggle.
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fL}"The iron works Of Crcsson, Stuart and
Peterson. at Philadelphia, have renewed OPP
cratlnns. cnployin. l10 hands. The mum
Der Of workmrn will he increased in few
days TO three hundred and twenty-five.
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NfsE'EelEI

TENIIE Orphans Court Of ccilcountyh old
a their STATED MEETINGS on the
second Tuesdays Of February, April, June,
August, October and December.
~ Schoolaccounts will be passed and
paid at January, April. July and October
terms. JAMES McCAULEY.
Mars, lSo6-tf. Register.
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Nafi-

4 1T. persons havil AdminiStratisn .
LA.Guardian account settle with the Or
phans Court Of ecil City are requested to
ilc their youchcrsina Register OF Wills
Office at least ten daTeyious to the meet
ing oithe said Court
JAS McCAULEY,
Sept. Is 1856. Registes.
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E0RTE1 EAST, NEW sgGnE.


HENEY BENNETT has opened with an
Il aenire new Stock Of Goods such as are
usually sold in all country towns. His stock
is well assorted, selected with Il great deal of
care, and will be sold at the very lowest
prices, either for cash or country produce.
1t consists Of the following goods. A COM
pctc assortment Of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
BOOTS AND SHOES. HATS AND CAPS,
QUEENSW WARE AND HARDIN ARE,
PROVISIONS AND DRUGS.
READY MADE CLOTHING
The most Complete assortment of BUILD
ING lIARDW ARE and Carpenters Tools
that has eyer been offered IN this part Of the
country, which win be sold at equally as low
prices us they can be sold in PhiIada.
His CLOTHING is got up entirely under
his control by an y. No. l Tailor, who gets
up his work in the best manner. Customer
work got up at the shortest notice and in the
best style.
N. B.-Thc highest price paid for all kinds
Of country produce by
HENRY BENNETT,
North East, Cecil Co. Md
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VEl,o VVnEsts Id 81 a. E.nr.,,,

OG WHO WANTS TO BUY A FARM THE
~ subscriber who has hycu Il prao.ical f .rn,eY
for t7ony yelrs. ard also has had considerable
business experience, having commenced the sale
Of veal Estate. wcull solicit those dcsigi,us Of
se'linS ur purchasing, to cll on. or writ. 10 him
as he is confident he viii be able to give entire
satisfaction. Satisfactory references given when
desired. have numbered Farms in The vicinity
Of Norristown for sale aud applicants for others
in different sections Of dc country Address or
cali on CALEB CRNSSON, Agt.. n. L. cerner Of
Cullowhiil and Franklin Sts PHILADELPHIA At
my firm on Wednesdays and SATURDAYS. state
Road between POM and Centre .guages Wlgtpain
Township. Montgomery Co, Pa Nov Linn
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EN{ass EAs,F'

TWO DWEI LING HOUSES, situated IN
l. the East end of the town Of Elkton. on
Main st. One now occupied by Nicholas
johnson; posse ssion given 18th Of March
next; possession given Of the one adjoining
Immediately. Apply to
j. 7. MILLER,
Jan IS, lI56-tt. near El&ton.
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DIR. WALTON'S
A NJ Z II &c AN PILLS.

30 7 D II E = l. ITED
Young AMERICA ElCTORI0US,-Onc small
l. box OF Pills cures ninety nine eases on. of Il
hundred. No Balsam, no Mercury, no odor on
the breath, no fear Of detection. Two small Pills
u dose; tasteIcSs and harmless as water Ful!
".reetiohs are gwen, so that the patient can cure
himself US certain rs with the advice of the most
experienced surgeon, and much better than with
the advice of one of little experience in this class
Of diseases.
ySENr ny MAIL To ANY PART OF THE Cory.
try, by enclosing one aolllr to DIR. D. G. WALTON
NO l5i North Seventh street below Race, Phia-
detphla A Liberal Discount to the Trade None
genuine without the WRITTEN signature of d. g
Walton, Proprietor.
DR.. W treatment 20 scf-abusc, Weakness, &c.
is entr rely different from the usun! course DR. w
has cured hundreds who have tried others without
benefit. The treatment is as certain to cure as the
sun is to Use. Enclose stamp and address Dr.
!" as above. giving full history of your case
and you will bless the day you made the effort to
secure what is certain-A RADICAL CURE.
= Jan 30, lSj3-ly.
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AUCTION SALESi

TNVERY WEDNESDAY and S.QTURD.4T
.A NiGhT, until sold out.
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes
Ii&tS, Hardware, QuceESware, Harness, Sad
dies. &c.
l5~Privatc sales at COS: every day. Terms
cash. j. h. ASH,
N. B.-Will sell all at private sale ON rca-
sonab!e terms to any one desilousot doing
u good safe business. J.B A.
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NEW STORE IN ELKTON!
On Main st. Nearly opposite
the Old EGaE5ll.
FEHilE subscriber respectfully announces to
r. the people of Eikton and its vicinity
that he has opened New Store on the CASH
PRINCIPLE. and row offers for sale at the
lowest CASH rates first r;l:c assortment of
Family Groceries including all the varieties
kept in Retail Stores. Also u we'll selected
stock Of
EfsV GGOaHs,
Queensware, Hardware, Cutlery, Fancy
Goods, &c. &c.
Farmers please take notice that he has on
hand good lot Of ShovelS, Spades, Corn
Hoes, Hay forks; and he intends to keep on
hand various other articles used by Farmers.
He also has Fish Salt. Bacon. and good
assortment Of BrandicS, Wines and other Lii
qusrS, Wholesale and Retail.
His whole Stock is selected with great care.
and he respectfully invites all persons to call
and examine and judge for themselves.
To- Country Produce taken in exchange
for Goods at the highest market prices.
WILLIAM McCLELLAND, Jr.
May 2. If
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TUN ua'orsi-Hrl take this method Of in
I lorjue their friends, customers and the
pab.ic generally. that thcy lave large and
N.-LI Anlnnt.l .t.nI. Of
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ELkTON ACADEMY.

TENllE Trustees would announce that Il i
Il Fall Session Of thi. Institution cons
menced on the 18th ult., under the super
vision Old. q. a. Jones, A. NJ, assisted by
Mrs. j. q. A. Jones, both experienced
Teacher. In order to place tile best edut
tional advantages within the reach Of all,
they have considerably reduced the "a Is of
tsition. They would therefore hope that tic
public will give increased patronage to tho
School, that it may he enabled to sustain
itScll and be made II First Class Institution Of
Learning. The branches will he such as arc
Taught mall our hi ghcr schools and colleges,
ana pupils may obtain thorough English
or Classical Education without going from,
honlc.
RATES OF TUITION
1st Class-SpelIing, Reading, Writing
Elementary Geography, Arithmetic and
Grammar. per term. s3.fG,
2nd Class--Incl Grammar. Geopra-
ply, Arithmetic, Book Keeping. Mcnsufation
Algebra, Geometry, Nat. Philosophy. Ills
tory ard Botany, pcrrcrin. $500.
3rd Class-Trjgonomc Surveying. Pc
Iitlcal ECONOMY, Science Of Government;
Rhetoric, History Of Literature, Mythology,
Logic, Geology, Mete orology, Mental Al d
Moral Philosophy, Natural Theology, Evil
dences Of Christianity and the Latin Lam
guagc, per term, So 40.
ANY of tire above named branches with
inc Greek, French or German Language and
Literature, per tenn. SS.OO
EXTRAS:
L 81 c on Piano or Melodcen, per
'e1,", $500
Iercil Drawings Or Monockromatics 2. 90
Painting in Water Colors, 3.OO
r.,,.;, vi E1iorS, 500
An extra charge Of so &C nts for cacb ofth.
TWO Winter terms to dcfray expenses Uf
fuel &c, will be made on each pupil.
Eleven weeks constitute one term.
No deduction for less than Il weeks Ios.
time. GEO: r. HOWARD, President.
+. a. ELLIS. Secretary.
September 6, lS56--tf
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INilE subscriber having purchased the entire in
L terest of Mathews and johnson, in the newly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-28
Our AsplnSvan Correspondence.

ARTNwAfI, jan ~, 1858.
Necs the Lahmss-DTdru,e Of the Wa5ash-W ".
Carey Jones Home,oard Bound-AHen Gone 10 Costa
Ricd-Depar~e Of Gen. Lamar for San Juan del
Norte, DC, dc.
Since the summary termination Of the Walker expcdi
ton there has been little to interest the Ishmus
Except steamer days, there is excitement. Tho
health Of Aspinws and Panama continues good there
being but few of fever The dry Is
full blast the trade winds blowing regular and unusually
stiff
The Wabash sailed hence for Greytown the 9Th,
her way to Havana, with the remnant OF Walkers men,
being Andersons party.
W. Carey Jones was in The vicinity Of San Juan del Sur
on tho 30th December uh. Himself and Secretary had
taken formal cavc OF the government OF Nicaragua II
doubtful whether he would be able 10 find bis way
out Of the territory and thence home.
D. Allen who not long since went 10 Costa Rca with
w. O. Webster landed at Punta Arenas Costa Rica,
the late downward trip Of the Columbus He will remain
In Costa Rca or Nicaragua until II Is positively ascerained
whether the Joe White contract will be carried into effect
not he expects 10 negotiate favorable contract for the
Transit route for Commodore Vanderbilt
Gen Larner minister TO Nicaragua, left Aspinwa on
Sunday morning last, In the United States steamship
Fulton, for Greytown. During his stay OF three days
the hthmus he went 10 Panama TO his old friend Col
Kinney.
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MANAGE AND DHArn


FRuDncHs-JosrS-Op Monday, Jan. as, by the Rev
DR.. Berky, Rorpr FnxpRup, Of Cronenberg Prussia
FANNY only daughter Of Arthur and Ellen JONES' OF this
city.
3 Hutton Mr.. SAMUEL A. LAMu1r 70 Miss MARY A. GALE,
all Of this city.
Newton, Sussex county, ~ j., papers please copy.
0im1ssp-Coik.--0n Wednesday, Jan "a, by Rev.
Thos c. Osborn, Mr. M ApoiJrUs OIssrRAp 10 Miss
Anna Cos daughter q Abraham Cole, ESQ., Of this city
RoB,-- McCRAaE.--On Tuesday evening Jan. g. al 81
Iawrences church. BY the Rev Father Quarter, Mr. Ep-
~ Rory 10 Mss AWE 3 McGRASs, all OF this city.
RoBy--GEARy-0n Wednesday evening, Jan. 90 81 q.
Iawreuces church, by the Rev Father Quarter, Mr. Ro
ROXY KAIx A. daughter Of the late John Geary
all Of Yorkville.
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Su~et-ATresuO Oh tnf NueReH uOfUrrtf.
Awurant was issued yesterday by Recorder Barnard
for the arrest Of the Alexander Leon Marie Greene
street. whose wife disappeared mysteriousy some time
sso ~ announced in tho herald at the time she was
missed The warrant issued the affidavit Of the
womans father, Louis Francis Ridoux. who that
he has reason 10 believe his daughter fouly dealt
with by her husband Marie. That they had lived very
unhsppy together the accused having brutality III treat
ed her. having thrown knives and scissors ii her
raj occasions That the manner Of the prisoner
picous on being asked for his wife, tins asserting
that she had 10 New Orleans and nj another boasog
that she would never be heard Of again That
the neiahbors heard scrapiug digging sound In tho
house Of the prkoner about the time OF his daughter dis
appearance Though the body has not been found,
and rigid search Of the premisesncudng the priyy,
which was found full OF water-was made yesterday, the
Superintendent Of Police deemed the circumsants evi
dence against the prisoner strong enough 10 warrant bis
arrest and no accordingly applied 10 the Recorder for
warrant
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The Defalcation I'm the Comptroller's Once.
EXAMINATION OF JOHN u. SMITH POSTPONED ARREST

EXAMINATION OF JOHN n. SMITH POSTPONED ARREST
OF ANOTHER PARTY.
The examination OF John B. Smith, the alleged defsultcr
In the Comptrolers Office, fixed for yesterday, at
noon before the Recorder in chambers and accordingly
the prisoner together with another party named John
Fupatrick-a contractor who has snce been arrested
brought before the Recorder hut the application
Of the Dstrst Attorney who engaged the Court Of
oyer and Termner the examination postponed until
such time rs Mr. Whiting may be at leisure 10 condut II
behalf Of the people Tho charge against the prison.
for conspiracy 10 deraud the city out OF $40 900,
though 10 probable that frauds far larger amount
will DO discovered before the concluded The Re.
corder held the accused TO bail in ti5 900 EACH with
sureties for $4,000
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY % 1858

contract IN regard 10 the transit without obtaining the
Opinions Of the other Central American governments
Tenth-The articles and shail be subnitte 70 tue
respective rathcatons the others remain dednitve'y
concluded between the two parties. In testimony or
which they sign two copies of the tenor counter
signed by their respective secretaries
In the city OF Riyas on the etn Of December 1857.
TOMAS MARTINEZ.
JOSE MARIA CANAS.
JOSE EMIIIANO QUADsA
MAxMo jazz, Secretary
jose ANTONIO CHAMokRo Secretary
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metropolitan Police Matters.

The Police Commissioners have made the following ap
polntments on the River Police 10 date from the 18th OF
February next
Douglass y. O'Bren, James Smiley,
Saniuel W. Daniels, Levi Miller,
Theodore Burdett cNbert Cain,
Go Simonson, j. W. Cornell,
Daniel Holland, Peter Ruck,
Andrew James, VIM r. Tombs,
Aphons Hodge, Thomas NJ James,
L. 8 stevens, Alexander Gibson,
Cornelius Sullivan, James Lee,
Edward Coady James Alexander,
Geo w. Housey, A. w. Baldwin,
Richard WEIGH, Hamilton Billings.
pooRMEN,
Edward Hooper, Geo. n. Folger
II Ia rumoted that the Commissioners have reinstated
eleven OF the old force who were illegally dismissed
The Commissioners DO not deny that OF the Old force
have been reinstated, but decline as yet TO give the
names II " stated that the Commissioners have good
reason from the Of Of her appointments,
70 suppress the names and that Mr. Per has become 80
thoroughly disguised with the political chicsnory which
seems 70 prevail IN the Board that he has concluded 10
resign his membership.
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BAI1-Un Tuesday, Jan. 20, WALTER H., son Of Charles
a. and Sarah c. Ball. eyed years, months and Ia days
The relatives and friends tf the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from bis late residence No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-28

Hair.-Its Diseases. Fall, Change az Color, Its
establishment The whole. trctscd carefully by GRAND
JEAN "a Church street.
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Court CaIepdar-This Dav.

SuprKxy CouKTCircuit-Nos 50, 235, q, 1871 1921
ILL., liz, 113, 15 llo, lis, 1le, 1sh 100 12 49, 1885,
lbs, l29, $50, 81.
syrnior CouxrNos %, 81 49, 20, as, AT, 4a3, All,
asa 49, 4os 40, Az, s73, al 4, 49, AIS, .sl
ss, svs' 20 sse' i' ev, svz ~ sot' 90, EOS 90
524. SIS, b26.
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ruin on all Central America with such intention II did not
hesitate moment in ordering the undersigned 20 como 70
terms OF peace and harmony with Narsgus not for fear
or ns army, but because wished by every means to
AVOID tne consequences OF appeal to arms The for
ess OF the river remain therefore, air In tue hands OF
the and Costa RIGA free Of all responsibility
assuring YEf Exec iiency that government endea
vored 70 sep them, was for the reasons already men
TONED 70 appropriate them has been asserted ~
Nicaragua was not the intention Of Costa Rica, whose
brave ions have nothing left them but the painful re
mnHcebce not OF the en0urancee and hardshps which
ey have suffered, but Of the ungratefu.ness Of Mica
ragua Your Excelency will be pleased 10 communicate
the above 70 hs Exceercy the President OF the republic
and accept the kind regards with which subscribe
ourselves, JOSE MARIA CANAS,
JOSE EMIILAEO QUADRES.