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AFTERNOONS REPORT
FROM NEW YORK.


NEw YoRK, August 2s.
A dispatch from Halifax TO the Cable Commit
tee says that Captain Dayman and four officer,
Of Her Msjesty's steamer GOrgOn, together with 4
Lieutenant and four other officers Of the Indus
have started Tor this city 20 participate in the Ca
bic celebration.
A letter from Key West says that the SLAYER re-
Gently captured by the Dolphin and ordered TO
Charleston, Is the brig Putnam formerly the Echo,
Of Boston.
She was from the coast Of Africa, with 3l5 slaves
Her crewwere confined and the prize put in charge
Of Lieut. Bradford. The Captain is board the Dol
Phin, which vessel was TO leave on the 23d, for
Boston
A dispatch from Washington says that at the
urgent request Of the Governor Of Texas, several
Companies Of Cavalry have been diverted from the
/ tab column toward Fort Arbuckle. Il is ia con-
temptation 10 establish a military post near the
Washita mountains, to keep the Camanches and
other Tribes in check.
The Committee on the Celebration yesterday de-
cided on inviting all the living Ex-Presdents TO be
present at the ceremonies on Wednesday, aud that
all public and private places OF business be closed
on that day.
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Y We learn that jewelry store on south
side of the Square was broken into on Saturday
night, and some watches, DC taken.
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THE BEST ARTTFTCIALH HELP T(
Il THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
n. III SoLOMONSON-

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
ees the largest assortment of the approved kinds of
PEcTAcLES. All his glasses whether for or far
ighted ground under his inspection By machine
yof constructions with the greatest care, as 10
suit the eyes inal cases, curing Weaaes Dizziness
ISsa5MaoH Of The Eggs, and hnparns strength iOr long
Tcaling OF fne sewing.
u n H SoomonsOn would here inform the public
that he never employs the sale Of his lenses
Y Also a splehdii assortment Of SPY GLASSES MI
CRosCOPEs, COMPASSES, &c, ke,f on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, perfect IS natural
C-oHce3 80 Superior under the American Hotel
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GUTrSR-J H THoNAs, Teacher of the Quit
ar, Rooms at No. 3 Euelid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson IT,
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FROM UTICA.

Urea, Aug. %.
Hon. HOratio Seymour was to-day unanimously
elected Delegate to the Democratic State COnYen-
tion from this District
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LHAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE.
Vim. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD
Others are mere limitations and should be avoided If
you wish 10 escape Tidicule.
GRAY, RED OR Rusty HAIR Dyed instantly T. a
beautiful aud Natural Brown Black without the least
niuiy TO Hair skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have Ieen
awarded to VIM. Batcheior Isis and over s0Oe0
applications have been de 20 the Hair Of his PATRONS Of
his famous Dye.
WsI. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces oolar
not 10 be distinguished from nature and is WARRANTED
not TO iniuTeu the least however long may be eouta-
ued anl the i'll effects OF Bad Dyes remsdied; the Hair
vigOTaied for life by this spleHdid Dye
Made, sold applied n private roors at the Wig Fac
20 Broadway, n. Y.
q The Genuine hasthe and address upon steel
engraving on four sides OF each Box. Of
WILLIAM A BACHELOR,
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Ganfational.

A SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
enb acing al the elements Of snlt and useful Ed
rcafon Will ouened in the Sunday School Room the
rear Trinity Church. Superior street. % the r cf Sep
tsbar under The q The MSS NARIAN. and the
Eenera nssriutendence OF Rev A NARIAN Rector Of
the School
A1plic for admSsio1 he made a the School Room
al time during the course OF TIE School term
Prospectus setting forth Terms. &C, be had on
paan % The Rector 10 either of the Rev gent
Tfyfors Of The School DR. CLAXION,
DR BOLLf<.
aus dan ls REV. L. CARTER.
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5pefiaI NOti1es.
MATRIMONIAL.

u For Gas Futures aRd FRfiHg-Apyiy
F9gg Eas0Ort4 6 Co, los and IO7 Superior street
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SrocKBRBDGE, Mass, Aug. 2s.
Mr. Field with his friends left here ct 10 o'clock
this morning for New York.
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THE NOErH STAB arrived in port on Satur-
day morning from Lake Superior. Her news
has been given per City Of CiesslaJd. She will
leave on her return trip this evening.
The propeller Northern Light came to her
dock yesterday morning at six O'Clock VIII
leave on her return to the upper lakes on We'd
nesday evening.
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by TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph
1FFIcE, wIRIE6's BLOCK, cORNKK or BANK AND
ST. cLAIR STREETS.
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al.-z.lAN-Ll - nIo.lN-s. NeM 1eIA
WIGS ! WIGS u WIGS =!

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpass all.
They are elegant light, aHd durable
Fitting a charm-n0 tuning up behind-Ro shrinking
the head indeed. this IS the only Is aismen where
these thiags are properly undeTs o. j and made.
30 Roadway, Now YORK.
ag2ElSwem29I W. FISKE. Cleveland. Ohio. Agent
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EOR SALE[TRITMRTTIJ, 90 IN =

FOR SALE-TRUMBULL CO.
= i.ARiE AND VALUABLE FARM-s40 Acre
lWelhs itouses one yery large and fre Barn
Sees anu othe trn 0uildinsS orchards aad 40 acres
umner- Sol s,ntly loan and we'll located
EAST CLENELAND-From one 10 nine acres Of land
az ODtin ef purchaser with good story Brick Ho 81
a1d iarse number OF uit trees desirable proO-
cry niles from the Court House BY Encil Plank Road
Isl CLkF ELAND-25 acres with H0u e. Barn ald
Ofclaf m les nom the and short diStanco from
me Eueiid Plank Road Will sell Oue-a u the whole
u y X 5 = o Y II A GE
TAVERN SfAND-Af a Station On one of fhe rr1nei-
pal lairoa ds iTum the CITY, 40 distant lar and
we'll bullous and every convenience with a
acres oi iand- Exeiialsc Tor an improved farm
FOLION CO--l6os cres on the air Line RR from To-
ieJtn Jhclgu mile from Station and one and hale
niles frou tie County SCAT; also
ROUSE x JENNINGS.
ap-z Real ESt1fe AGENTS
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ROUSE ( JENNINGS.
lmlA IaaI L,.l.l.
nor SALE OR EXCHANGE-

KUN DALE UIN EAU UHANTE.-
Il GOOD BUSINESS PROPERrY-A leasehold well
laed IA central part % the city. LOT bv
6j feet with good buildings The buildiues with u
years will BE- EXCHANGED a very price for house
aud Tot or Western lands
A GOOD FAkAi-Ahout n mi los from tie City Plank
Road-Ss ncres VITA good huus barn and orchard with \
variety OF other frutoil sandy loan we'll wzeied
$40 peracre.
Ruad- Will exclange Tor farm
DETROIT Sf--Near Slate St.-II0use and Lot-lot 90
hY 95 lee with shade and ru traes-to exchange for
farm. -
On LAKE SltORE-l0 miles west Of the cifv-Fortr-
two (iAl Acres, with small house ard orchard and acres
o. nher 70 xchange Tor house and l0l-One on West
LoRAIN Sf.-GOOd astory House and Lot to exchange
VACANT LOTS Two good lots on Garden St To sell
low for cash 70 time
ROUSE L JENNINGS
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Dentistru.
RY.-THOSE HAVING

HAVING
IL Of Teeth which they ereiulv keep Ia the drawer
nd troublesome To carry IA the picket are esporav
invited to call ai DR.. HALLIW Ellis Dental Rooms
t. such liberal arrneni Will be ofered Having made
arrangements. prepared % the Vulranzed Com
Instead of Cold Silver for Artificial Teeth hch
has the ghes, reputation TO anything heTeore used IN
n extreme lgtucs Cleanliness durability and neatneSS
Que loot r'ire be uuie life like ~ 81
defy the closest observer. and perfect Warranted
Silver aud Gold Plates usual from $40 10 SD pr fu
sets B.A HALLIWELL'S. M d
Over Churchil's Drug Store.
Jun. .J-iSw Opn Old Court House. Pahlc Sl
REMOVAL.
nR. 3. T. ROBINSON HAS RE-
~ moved his Dsntal Odice TO his residerce No &c
Wood 81 four doors North ofhe AI E Church. where he
viii be happy 10 all Of his patrons or any on
who need his services.
Cleveland. March 20 lss2-mha1.itf
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EVERY FEMILE SHOULD READ
The FEMALE MEDICALPRECEPTOR
Or, Thirty Years Study and Experience,
DISEASES OF WOMEN;
By Cornelius L. Cheesman, NJ D.


By Cornelius L. Cheesman, NJ. d,
NEW YORK CITY.
AN INSTRUCTOR, GUIDE, AND A PHYSICIAN
In which 5 embodied fuH and chzste description
knowledge necessary the welfare Of those uaared or
about be marnetlSfte process pregnancy
and delivery, their psins and dangers, vel as the
methods BY which many the may be ovated and
teaching how the system may be Hyg0rsted restored
to its proper tone, aer having been prosirSisd by com
plants ineidental the human frame Also uluch
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION which viii obviaie
the necessity any great Of sickness enable
the ObssvaHt reader to be, extent her ply
sieiAn.
Ths book Is available the understanding the
nonpr0fessiOna reader and skilfully elaborzied
pans-d, Arranged and carried out than anv work OF IFS
Kind .eiore the public While gives wholesome
particulars aus IN some respects information uDOu
efthe mos caie Affairs Connected with the female
system 1t should be Neel ia Ihs hands Of every female
PRICE s. CENTS.
This work also presclisils used By the doctor
nhs practice for the positive Of ScrafE0us Erzr-
tOas-Ferer Gai ACHs-SeueTc c0aJls cad COls-Rleln-
atisu,-Dysp,psia-FsHng q offse HAIR Sc Sc Sc any
reader.
TINS book VIII he sent BY mail free Of postage the
eoeptlon ot rs which be her mouey
Ostsse stamps. Anonlers should b. addTesssi to
aB22dsvsmeoI l,sC1s1ieIs STREET \ Y CITY
J. b. Barnes d Co, PrOprietOrs of the Cleve
sai PLUMBING works, Atvaser Block are prepared
with argo force Of experienced w0rkmen doing every
es tiOa Of Plu nbins in the most thorough manner
he scientific plans rezsonahs terms and short
notice Large stocks Of Fountains Of erent styles ard
izes, Bathing Tubs of iron and WOOD lined with
inned-copPer steam heaters lead and galvanized mon
pees LeaisT ani lol5 slooer ose eyery descuPii 10
Cacks, recently iufroGu.ed Ws Bois and all
fwatsr WORKS Futures ke9l constantly on hand an
-
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DOR SALE OR EXCH4NGE y :. :

Il GRISf AND SAW DIILLs-Wafer Power and abu-r,I
ance OF II 90 miles BY kllrnad from Cievelard near
Slalon IA god 0rIcr and nov doing good business
VIII exchange IN part for good farm.
- ACRkS-Near The Lake Shore-s miles from Fu I'D
Sann ~ ich sandy loan; abundance OF fruit fan
kinds and L acres timber Viii take Western lands Ia
par payment
SIOkE' DWELLING and LOr-Well located in . de-
siI'is pa q The itys 10 exchange TOR 4 small farm
CASE. AN i-NUE-A cottage house with large lot and
small fam.
leSHARES CLEVELAND IRON MINING COM
ANY SlOCk -nd Vacant Lots eNch1use II a small
firm near thu city house aud lot wsiloeatedin
city.
AT EUCLID STATION 2) acres OF land-sol black.
saudy qani under nne cultivation, with a. undance
choicc fril and some timber; two dwellings, barns
and never failing spnng Of water; and acres, q Of
mile nor OF the Satiou; rich loanIy soil To cxchaugo
for good improved farm. Also.
20 ACRES IN WILLOUGHBY-On the Lake Shore -
Good soil aud well improved with stream Of water and
ctn.iderahic fruit
HURON CO--Farm OF 10 arres IL mile from r. R.
Stallou good new house and barn. orchard, &c we'll
waterd VIII exchange in part for Western lands other
property
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sDRYcH Ar GwYLIEDYDcr," Welsh Newspaper Z
Office, l3 Nassau street, ArTil 4, 1855 !

Olulet u Nassiu elleutf ailli L. 100 ,
PRoF O J. WooD-Dear Sir: Some month or SIX weeks
ae received bottle Of your Hair Restorative and
il t. my wife who concluded 20 un Der head little
hnkin al the tms that Il would restore the gray HAIR 10
s Oginal color; nut and surprise. afier lew
weeks trial il has Performed that wonderful fleet By turr
- an The gray hairs dark brown at the time
hgutifyng pI kenin the hair strongly nj
th RestOraiive to al persons In want Of such a
CHANGE OF their hair. CHARLES I-AkDEW.
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For sale. Wholesale and Retail, BY WILLIAM FISKE.
No % Superior street, Cleveland who Will supply the
"Amie De Femme al The Proprieior's prlces
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The RESTORATIVE Is pot up bottles Il three sizes
large medium and small The small halds half nin and
renils 81 per bote The medium holds at least teuiy
per in proportion than the small, and rctas for
s. PEI bottle The large hold quart forty cent more
IN prlp0ri N, a. retalls fur 50.
o ]. WOOD \ co PrOpIietars, 2l2 Broadway, New
York fin the great n Y Wire Railing estabshnenil and
ia Market street. s.. Louis. No
u l.
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PRoF o. J. 4O5D-wiih confidence DO reeoa1asa.i your
Hair Restorative. beng The most ecaeious article
s since using Hair Restorative, my hair and Whis
kers which almost white have tradualy gown dark
and cnfient that lew applications will
restore their natural color n has also relieved
OF all dandruf and unpleasant itching among
persons who ptrslire freely ]. g. klLBY-
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NJ pro. o. MARsH1LL'S UTERTEi c4THoLE

WEST BEDFORD. Cnshncton Co May u, ISL.
Ar II d Kinssey. Su=-l have b-en selling the medi-
cine tsruenber for the last ten and
hive invsTaby found them 10 good satsaconi ant
the nl have sold great many famiies regularly
as thertea and eoae with my trade N have become
q aple article AIarShals Uterine Ca hniicon . ne =
cine ta- nas done great amount Of goodin female dsCas
e. One lady 50 q l. toll sls had received
benefit from bottle than she dd fm long course Of
medical treafmeut bF the most ssillful pt tvsciaas
Your truly, JAMES WILSON
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EOR SALE-Vncnnt I-nt.-0D n

II ~ C1L L1.-t acant LOtS-On Hud-
son Gar zen. Sc willie and sIalle sis SIuls vev A.
be lots ou each 20 sell cheap gu time
>IEAM SAW AllLL-i5 maleshy r. R from the Citv
trtes Il and. '7 anu
t.NlSf MiLL-WArER POWER-With great fall
hu ahulc9 oi wafer, II milcs from Citv y run of
s,ga-' sood dam and buildings and machinery ia good
Lax ST-Nesr the Car Shops. one anl a-half story
, % AC Chhs-One mile from Cry line West by plank
E.id Good s1il One and a-lsf sory fralls non han
g5isS &c $50 p T acre - --'f
F,ih SALk- OK EACHANG E--KINSlIAN ROAD-
ieN ON the Court House. Seventeen acres of land
- soli alJ wei cultivated. with nice cot age hous-
ii urc1rd and yar1etr OF fruit and shade treesaIso
3aels oi oer vii sell very low and receive pay in
euiisld sra1ls naTt IN other good properly - -
PAkkIAN Sl.-House and iot- 81 an Err-b,r~. f,-
alarm or Western lands. ~
MlSCO NSiNA large amount Of lands well stu1tsd to
eAlaie 1f oois OF Vtrious siuls good CITY rToprt
St-DAb SI-Ne2r Perry-A vacant lot lO5 Il front-to
street. ~ - -- '1teii-i
HAhhENSN lLLE-2 Acres the center. with
W stem lands, 49,
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PEOP. WOoD-Abuuf two years ago, ms hair commenced
turning gray: fs eeIntls od and had tried mrnY
remedies nccI. enced using Restorative
IN January i; few aIpilcatio fasoged my hir fmlF
bean I'll out. and turned back % ITS ffIneT
colr-bsck Al this time. IL iuy restore q lis 0rIiqa
eolur, heath, aud appearance aid eheeriny rernmnead
IT. to al J. D. HOES.
Chi-aso Illinois Nav Is5I
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-10-16

THREE Men SrFrOCATED IN Wall
Information was brought 10 the city yesterday
evening that three men had been cuilncated
in wcll, by poisonous gas, at Willow Spring
Station on the Chicago and st. I.oais Rail
loa0, ahcut ten miles from town. Thtir
names we Gld not learn. II appears that the
well needed cleaning, and one man was let
down III a bucket by means of a wintiaSs for
The purpose. Before the bucket reached he
bottom The man fill out. Surprising it to ne
the consequence Of accident, and that the
man was iurt by the fall, the bucket was
drawn up and Il second man was let down I,
assist the first. This man G,ll scnStlcSs oft
Of the bucket, as did the first Tie people
above then concluded very rightly that the
well was filed with ca,houic gas. In order
10 decide the point, however, third man got
into the bucket and directed his couiad,S IN
lower Inn slow into the well that he could
smell. and il he discovered there was foul air
he would give "a signal and they could draw
him up. He was ,ct down, but gave no
sislnl, and on reaching the point whore the
others had fallen out. he likewise igil from
the bucket to the bottom. OF course. all
three expired, and7the people not Knowing
how to cHpcl The gas, were unable 10 recover
their bodios.-tAicd4o Times.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-10-16

The MAYORS ELECTION IN BALTIMORE
The election for Mayor. in Baltimore on
Wednesday, resulted in the reelection of
Thomas Swami, by a majority of 10, iI9.
Shut the locofoco candidate withdrew at
noon. The vote stood for Swami "a 00S for
Shut 4 $50. The Americans elected 10 out
Of 20 members Of The First Branch of the City
Council, and ont Of 10 Of The Second Branch
The Clipper of Thu sday, Speaking Of the
election. says:
Every friend of American principles and
Of the prosperity Of Baltimore must be truly
gratiied at the result of the election vcstcr
day. The city has been vndicated from the
foul ISLANDERS of the locofoco and ncattat
organs that have opposed-the American party.
full. vote was polled. The people were de-
tcslnlncd to rebuke the vililicrs Of the city.
They came from their Offices and stores and
workshops. TO vote for the American candi
dates. The election passed OF with unusual
quiet. Even in tins much ABUSED city Of BAL
tlmorc not man, not even a policemen, was
killed. AT an carly hour in the morning an
attempt was made by one of the organized
lighting clubs Of the locofoco narty to take
possession Of the ninth ward polls. This was
the imitation of their plan to possess them
selves OF the ninth, tenth eleventh, thirteenth
and tii'hwarl polls and run in their impclt ted
Illegal votes TO such an extent as to overcome
the American ma jority. They were promptly
repulSed, and, as consequence, after
noon the locotoco candidate for Mayor pub
lshcd card announcing that he had with
drawn from the contest.
Nobody was deceived by this manifesto.
1t was expected and had been determined up
on several days ago. 1t was part of the
deliberate proceedings Of the locofoco party.
Their chief object i'll bringing out candidate
was to get up disturbances at the polls and
thereby provide themsese, with mat erials foI
abuse OF the American party in Baltimore.
/. In this they Were about to fail The election
was attended with unusual quiet, and
they were compelled to resort to this rusc of
the withdrawal Of their candidate to make
az opportunity to abuse the Americans and the
city o: Baltimore .~
The withdrawal of the locoroco candidate
did not interrupt the voting The people
were called upon to render their verdict
and they did it. The whole vote cast is 2S...
$50, an increase of > G26 over the Number Of
votes cast at the last Mayors election, and
the majority for Thomas Swami, the Amcli
candidate, is 1910.
We hope our friends abroad will observe
this verdict rendered by the people of Balli-
more. 1t is II rehuke of Their calunniatols
and proof of their satisfaction with inericl1
government Thus will it ever be WHEN the
locoiocos attempt openly or by slratagcln to
control this city"
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Correspondence Of The Cecil Whig1

PnIIADA., Oct. l4th. , o'clk., a. NJ.
EbiToR CECIL WING The results of the
election i'll this state, received up to this hour,
indicate the certain return of two Admins
tralion democras, out of the delegation OF
TWENTY-FIVE members, to Congress. They are
7. Florence, and W II. Dimmick. The
York district IL in doubt; but the election of
Junkin, Opposition, is claimed over Fisher,
democrat. by thirty-six majority. In the
Bucks and Lehi:h district the contest is close;
but Longnecker, Republican, is supposed to
be elected by majority short of one hundred.
Hickman, Schwartz and Montgomery, Anti.
Lccompton democrats are elected. All the
other districts have been carried by the OPP
position. There is an Opposition gain of six
certain, and probably eight members Of Con-
gtess. Fourteen countless, heard from in full,
give the Opposition State ticket nearly fifteen
Thousand majority There are siXty-fvc
counties in the State. ard Packers, (dcu,.)
majority for Governor is already overcome.
In Indiana, but one Administration dem
ocrat (EngliSh) out of the dclegat ton of eleven
members, is known to be elected. The other
districts return seven Rep, two \. l., Dem,
and one doubtful.
In Ohio the Republicans have elected six
teen members out of twenty lone.
Nothing reliable from Iowa.
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REGULAR ROUTES RESUMED!
For SlSSaGraS and Elk Rivers.

ROT Deposit anu 1rre-de-Grdce, Maryl1M.
r=. STEAMER LADY WILMER, Captain
lskssssfttis hi WV WILSON. having been thoroughly
1a@ ovcrhanlcd ant put in complete repai,
for carrying Freight and handsomely fitted up lol
the accommodation of Passengers leaves Pine st.
Wharf, Philadelphia. every WEDNESDAY AT.
Tern at o'clock, Tor Winners Point Md.
touching Mt Port Herman and Ford's on the Hi,
AiFeri Harncr's. Greek, Fishers. Cassaday's
Hcergetewn. and Fredericktown on the Sassafras
EETlNRNI sTt'; Leaves Winners Point at . elk
ann. Thursdays, and Frcdcrcktown at r IN
touching at all the above Landings reaching
Philadelphia early Friday morning
For Port Deposit and Her, c.dc-Groee,
Every SATURDAY, at , p. m, from the same
wharf
RETURNING. leaves Port Deposit at p. m .
Mondays, arriving in Philadelphia carly TUESDAY
informing, touching at Havre dc Grace Ford's and
Port Herman each way
FARE, ONE DOLLAR MEALS Ey.rrA
20 Merchandise, FRI iturc Grlir Agricultural
implements Seed, IIor. es. Cattle. Sheep &c.,
aiken at Low Rates. To Tor Freight or Passage
apply to Captain Wilson on board the boat.
B.-All Freight to Tu rner's Creek must be
prepaid. haarch 20, lSjS-tf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-10-16

TIE BALLOON RAcE,--Day Fccd- The bal
loon race at Cincinnati between Mons. Gadard
and Prof. Steiner is fixed for the 18th inst. -
The Gazette says:
A committee of five, we'll known citizens
has been chosen, who are to decide whether
the weather liz the morning shall justify the
imitation of the balloon. When the initiation
has commenced the aronauts must go. Each
may take up passenger at his own discre-
ton. The success of either will be in rela.
ton to distance, not height. Arrangements
wi be made for each scronaut to send down,
at every town passed, in parachute, a
clog or note containing the name of the
balloon which passes and any incident occur
ring on the trip, which will be sent by tele.
graph. Mons GODDARD and Professor Steiner
each expect TO be up three or four days.