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COMPTON OF THE BIC SHIP The Levia
than, it is stated, will rot he able to get to
sea short of an additional expenditure of
Clip 900, which sum- added to the present
liabilities Of the Company amounts to Cpl :
2S2. to meet which, the directors proposed
to issue dcbcnfure preference shares to that
sum, Oh such terms as were most cXpelicnt.
The total cost Of the ship would be fSo4 522
or at The tate Of ,f3l per ton taking the ship
at the builders measurement, ~ 600 tons =
The directors regretted that they were unable
10 complete her equipments before the rnSu-
ing autumn, when it was intended to make
several preliminary voyages to America, for
the purpose Of testing the ships capabilities
and in the spring to commence her voyages to
India or Australia.
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- -rlI -, -. ,,,-I,l !
~ ., 49,. .,,.'
TWENTY THOUSAND lSDiANS On TUE
| PLAINS Determined UoStiiiics GsotnN the
| HA;icS.-C Colonel A McKis,ick, agent 10Y the
| tv;,cI,;,. 1,ai.,,a ,.,l Woods Il E,.,rs or
,,a .it,T,,,o,,,,,a .x,.,li.i,, ,rr;,o1 :, ,r,,.
a,,d w.. l,rf, frrn Hmm ,h.,. in cous,,,,r,,r.
If rh,. Io.,i,i,irs IF th,. viii Indians. n,I al
,,f g,,n',i1, l.T,,s rim r,,,,,,,,n,. Gar
AilYo,Ir,n,,. reluctantly ab,ud,o,d th. ,x.
prd;;,ou.
J..,.c Chri.linI,n. 4 lalc blood Cherokee.
,.h,, H.. Lr.n r., ,,,,r ,.;tI, ,I,. r,,,,,,,i..
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VA correspondent writing from
Sandy Hill, in the 9th District, states that tn,
wheat and grass there give signs of abundan,
crops. He says " About thirty gpscs were
encamped few days ago in swamp belong
ing to Mr.. o. Rowland; they had Is horses
and mules and ten vehicles. Mr.. n. soon
grew tired ofthcir uproar and ordered them
of.
Some malicious person few days ago dis
figured fine mare belonging to Mr. j. p.
Burns, by shaving the hair oft her tail. If he
can be found out he will be dealt with accord
ing to law"
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Constitutional Reform Ticket.
FOR 4 CONVENTION.
ELECTION UedncMlap, and 26tt dqg Of
llny, 1858.
We print on our first page the

We print on our FIRST page the
letter of Gov. Hicks to the Committee
OF the EaSton Convention, in which he
declines, for reasons given, to call an
extra session of the Legislature. That
his reasoning is conclusive none will
doubt, and the letter at once silcnccs
the idle rumor that he would call an
extra session, ii the people did not vote
to call convention.
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ISOunefS. Trimmings
INTUN nv TO
Dr0Vcrs and Travellers;

f,r~,-- h TIE Port repoit Ferry Boat,
~ nj Tie Ste mrr Glp>EY Cant j. II
ss5s-,z.S " Myers, having ben thntnu.hly
repaired. is now running regularly
during the day between PORT bEi'OSlT nuE
BELLS FERRY. The capacity of hi, boat. aud
her speed and entire &c y. reader her peculiarly
fitted for This ryit". provrrs farmers trtvcerS,
AMI the public generally will lai h,r at all tim $
ready I" convey them and their property to and
from The above points.
i'Sy' Travellers and Drawers will fnl ammo
accommodations 10. themselves and stock at tho
NEW liOlEh At BELLS FERRY. which his
been recently erected by j. Spencer, AMI now
kept by him. may s. 1888
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Port Deposit Items.
IRTroRTEn ron THE CECIL WIG l
PoRT DEPOSIT, May 6, .!

PoRf DEPOSIT, May u, 'JS.
Port will soon rival Elkton in tho
number of her stores. Four new ones have
been opened this year, making twenty-five in
all, keeping either dry goods or groceries, or
both.
-Thc low water has kept The lum-
Der trade back; but little is doing yet. There
is very large amount in the head waters,
waiting for rise not one-half Of that pre-
pared for this market is yet down.
-Thc stone trade is dull, and a
large number OF vessels are and have been
laying at anchor for several days, waiting for
the " good time coming"
In the evening the river is cover
cd with the boats Of our OILERS, and some
think there is one seiue for each shad 49,
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MEXICO. Every Succeeding mail from
Mexico brings with it II confirmation Of IRE
vious intcil-cn &c. with respect TO the diSor-
ganiz~l condition If that III governed Hcpub,
lie. During forty years Of ANARCHY her pub
lie works have fallen into decay, her nyrtilr
titll> have hccu neglected. and the products
Of her rich mines oi the precious metals reck
l,S>ly SQuInllul by cnnfvndug factions
Bciligercnt. yet pu>jllanlmutlS. pond iangh
", ignorant, aud vain, g."fjouS, an ambitions
military olgrraEy have set ~, and puilc /
down raider after rule, rnll at length, under
the nrcsSant 5:l1ic Of contcnding chlef;luus.
the central government has fallen n'o con
'empt, and the Republic has been cut w IN
10 SERIES If Scmi-iEdcpcid prnctnli,icS
ldaniW holds possession in the North :
Jaan Aware i'll the South: Xuloaga cXcr-
rcSstS dubious authority over the valley Of
Mexico, and other paris on the Gplf are held
by Juar,Z aud his alhrruntS wi,h briganI-
imicsting the HIGHWAYS. and raj inc and muir
der cOuGmOn occurrences i'll the cititS, with
no law to punish crime, no power to >urpIcs>
instruction, with an exhausted treasury.
and an impoverished people. There appears
to he no nope Of finding within the limits of
Mexico single nan capable Of ,e.uniing
T.,
and Of re-, Establishing in the several depart
mcntS, harmony Of sentiment and unity OF
action.
In view Of this dclloraab'e condition Of ar-
fairs, and the apparent necessity t0r foreign
Intervention, hill for the establishment OF
an American Piott cioratc has been intlUluccG
into the Senate by General Houston, and the
project is earnestly advocated by some IT .hc
New York journals. We have already. ON 81
previous occasion, briefly express ed our Office.
TONS to the assumption Of any such author
ty' The Office woull be at best a thanklcSs
one. 1t would be new and dangerous in.
novation upon he a,t,'el policy Of THIS govern
nIent-it would impose upon us duties Of
an oucrous and improbable characterize
woult! Diug us lato frequent collision with
the disatlectcd portion ui the Mexican people.
it would have tendency to rnbloil us
with foreign powers, and instead of strength.
ening and ad.arcing that system Of gradual
absorption, which is our only true policy
might have the c!i!ct not merely Of s,,ruSlv
rctalding it. bnt Of thwa,ting it altogvth
cr. Far better than any half mca sue.
would it be for lis to take formal POSSESSION
Of Mexico, and bring it at once uMd,r the
jurisdiction Of the United States. If we as
sumo the debt she has incurred, her foreign
creditors would welcome the transfer with
unminelcd sa .$iaclion, whilst the powers of
Europe have quite enough TO manage their
own affairs without caring to NEEDLE in u
matter which, if ii concern them at all would
only he TO tier adv an,age.
\ protcctorate is only shabby gent, Ct
way Of exercising a power we are ashamed
to avow. 1t is the thin veil behind which
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LATER rEoM MGXiCo. -Nw q. haas. Ma,
&. -Tamplco dates to the 26lh ut, have heci,
received. Cara was still firing on the city.
causing serious destruction Of life ami prop
eriy. lie had possession of the fort, and was
stopping all vessels that approached the har-
Dor. He fired on the brig Stctscl and dc,an.
ed the Virginia and Artoincttc. but Oh the al
rival of the United States steamer Fulton
both were allowed TO proceed.
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~ Two small boys, brothers. named
Robertson and another, belonging 20 Detroit,
rccea'lv ran away from home. and cs.
t,hlislicd themselves in an old fisher.
mans Int on b lie Island. two miles ahoYc
that city, living on fish and sleeping Gu the
ground, and supplying their wants IN the
most primitive way in,maginable Tire,
blankets IA bench and skillet and tin kettle
constituted thcir whole onttit. The roman.
NC young runawayS were anNiously scaIchc,
for by the pol>cc, and after several days, were
found and restored to their mammaS The
oldest about - Yeas Of age, said the idea Trad
been pat into his head by reading the story
OF Robinson Crusn, and that he had pvlsllad
cd the others oil
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-05-08

gI'Thc latest Texas papers speak Of the
dcvastations committed by graSshoppcls. In
many places entire corn fields have been laid
waste, there not being left blade OF stock
Of anything green. The com, which had
grown five or six inches high, las been
utterly destroyed a gentleman just down
from San Antonio. says these Insects COM
pIctcly cover the pra;rics in many places,
de<tro. Ing crcrything before them rs they 20.
They are said to BE- quite small only one half
or three quarters Of an inch in length
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Fof die Cecil Wig.
School Election, 18th District.

Aoit1H EAST, May 9th, 80.
Nix. EpITOR last Saturdays issue of
Tic Democrat gave notice Of great diSsaliSfac.
ton III this piatrict at the nomination of Mr..
John Mauldn, as School COMMISSIONER and
presented lllc claims Of Mr.. John Janncy, Of
Eli, who is renegade Democrat opposed to
the entire system Of Public Schools We hay,
held our election to-day, and ont Of 2l3 votes
cast, Mr.. Mauldin received Ia and Mr. Jan.
ncy 80 lie has canvaSsed every section of the
District and ii is fair TO presume rallied the
entire opposition. 1t no doubt is saliSfac.
tor TO Mr.. Maui lin TO know that ont Of
nlnty-three votes cast by the people OF this
village he received all except two and you
will, therefore, observe how far the opposition
extended, which in my opinion originated
with The Democrat and few other designing
politicians, who are always willing to sacr-
lice the public interest to their party pur-
poses. Truly yours, "OLD FIFTH"
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PHILADELPHIA MuNICIPAL ELECTION. The
election held in Philadelphia on Tuesday, for
mayor and other municipal officers resulted
III the success Of the union ticket. nominated
10y the American republican and the peoples
conventions. Alexander Henry, the union
candidate for mayor. was elected over Richard
faux, the democratic candidate by ma jpr-
ty ranging from 400 to 1890. The other
union candidates for solicitor controller. re.
cciver Of taxes, and commissioner, are elected
ny ma jorities ranging from $500 to $500.
Two-lhirds of the union ticket for common
coucil was elected, but in the select council,
the democrats have one ma, ority "a portion
Of the old members holding over. The union
party also carried majoirty of school direc-
tors. ward officers, &c. The election al
though warmly contested, passed off generally
with good order. There was no fighting Of
consequence, and no obstruction to voters
The total vote Of the city will largely exceed
that Of 1856, when Mr.. Vaux was elected by
a majority OF 1859. TIL. ledger, referring
to the result, now says:
Mayor Vatlx appears to be very badly
beaten. his opponent, Mr.. Henry, having
received a majority over him Of over 1000
votes. This result was not unexpected
Mayor Vaux had terrible load to carry in
some Of his police appointments, and the men
that he allowed to have apparently the con-
troll Of his Office. This will be the great
stumbIidg block hereafter to every person
elected 70 the office Of Mayor. Mr.. Henry
will be pressed for appointment by the same
class of men. II he has the nerve to resist
them. he runs tie risk of losing rcnomina-
ton. lf he yields to their in,portunltics, he
will have the same influences against him
which defeated Mr.. Vaux. The proper coursc
would seem to he to disregard the importu-
mites of men not fit TO be appointed to Office,
and to trust to the independent voters of the
city to sustain all honest and respectable
government.
As soon as the result was known the sue
cessful i'arty formed a proc, ssion, and with
band of music proceeded to the residence Of
Mr.. Henry, the may OF elect, who was called
out, and after thanking them for the honor
conferred on him, proceeded 70 speak Of the
result as an an,i-Leeompten victory This
-ENw Of the result is also taken by the
II !I,0S, Col. Forney's paper. That jour.
ant result will convince the
-,,-~Gephla. the exponent Of
-------77-7 esQts on great national
eSsr sentiment au-
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LARGE SALAnY.-.A Paris CORRESPONDENT
SAYS that the income Of Marshal pclissicr.
French Minister to England, Will be $l00, 600,
which he is instructed to spend freely. It is
believed that he and those who intend to
accompany him intend TO make military
reconnaissance. What an immense sum Of
morcy it costs the people of England and
France 10 hate one another.
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ROCr. Il. w. IIAIKES,
DENTIST,

DEI..--As many persons are not
uf.s. he time necessary to perform x-7~-,
V, Operations in the Dental art, / thin trfYYS
& b'sticetn thcso at distance who may con
j xtte visiting me as we'll az to myself TO thus
~ suggest to such the prcpricty Of timely
ftns mo by mail or otherwise to that effect
III ~ this az favor more especially where the
K fns required arc of such a nature ns TO
II thum -neccssayily lengthy. As sufficient
SxSen be reserved for such special casss
- 10y prsvoD. disappointment.
~ b. W. uAINES, D. D. s..
July ", o'-ly@ Newrk, Del.
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FoRE'GN News. Tie details Of f3rci@r
news present some features If interest The
English GIycInmcnt had withdrawn all tho
charges remaining on record against Pr Bll.
naId and retired from the prosecution. Ar
impressive scene took place in court when he
was acquitted on the murder trial, and the
jury were loudly chccrod when gon- to then
homes. The verdict is alVlaul,d ~ the
largest portion Of the B.itiSh press but the
result pr"dUrcd an astounding scnaton in
Paris. From France We learn that the cx-
element that followed the ac9uial Of Bernard
in London had Subsid,d. The Spanish Gov.
crnmcnt. 1t is reported. had dcnic,l that til,
President Of the United States entertained any
hostile designs against the integrity of the
nation. Later news from India is received
by the Europe. Various successes BY The
British at ilircnt points are mentioned. -
The retreat of Ncna Sahib had n.rn Stornc,I
ana taken, hut lac ma0a-cd to escape. y
large sum was offered for his head.
ElH fmrrirCG
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Tue Town ELEcTIoN.--Thc Cor
polation election held in Elkton on Monday
last had the effect OF bringing out 49, Of our
voters. and resulted as stated below. one
ticket, all Democrats but Mr.. Ellis, VS. I'M
dcrStood to be gotten up by Mr. Thomas
McCrrary, the present baitH. The opposi-
ton ticket WAS composed Of Americans, cx-
c,pt Mr.. Strickland, vino was elected instead
of Mr.. Collins. Part of the down town voters.
however. cut Mr.. Rankin and voted for Mr..
Ford ON account Of the lattcrs downtown
location. There we're scattering votes for
several other persons.
McCreary Tickt'.-L. G. Ford. rs; VIM.
Torbcrt, IS. T. a. Ellis. 81 Il. NJ. WAlm-
sley, 81; A. Alexander, So T.. Brown, dr..
81; j. 7. Collins, 10.
Opposition Tckcf.-P. G. Strickland % !;
b. Wells, II; +. AilriiSc, 70; j. Rambu,
10; Y. c. Crouch, -; W. II. Elder, -; j.
y. Rankin, 81.
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TO FAR MERS.

Il FOR ALE.
I'D IoDES' SUPER PHOSPHATE OF
IN LINE, prepared from formula of DR..
flfisgins State Chemist.
Z No. |. Peruvian Guano.
kss A. a. Mexican Guano.
Columbian Guano.
Lime and Ground Plaster.
Ivy RUSSELL THOMAS.
Hprll IL, lSoS-tt. North East, Nd.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-05-08

TALL WnEAr.-Maj. John Jones, Of
Wheatland, left at this office on Saturday
last, several stalks of wheat three feet high.
This is very tall for the first of May. and the
Major says it is not ouly a fair sample Of the
fields at Wheatand, but Of the wheat gener-
ally on this peninsula.
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and Elk Rivers.

~ qaA Hdrre-de-Graer, M'rytaad.
STEAMER LADY WILMER. Captain
w Itsos, having been thoroughly
'oyer5rp}ed and put in cnrnpietc rcpai,
3 FF9tk& and handsomely fitted up for
Passengers leaves Pine st
lladslc1s. every WEDNESDAY AZ
at y tolock, for Winners Point Nd.
Port imam and F"rd's on tho Elk
rnst Ereck. Fishers. Cas.iday's.
/. AMI pedericktown on the Sassatras.
M 0aves Winners Point at 9 o'clk
'day1And Fretericktown at p. III
+: be above landings, reaching
en13ff riday morning
x bsn and Hurfc.dc-Gracc,
kD!f at ? O'Clock p IN from the
.fNa.seavcs Port Deposit at 2p. m.
nfhg 10 Philadelphia early Tuesday
ay at llayr eide Grace, Fords and
u Wfh way.
per. DOLLAR. MEALS EXTRA.
ate ;ke, Furniture, Grain. Agricultural
,therfd. Horses, Cattle. Sheep. &c.
s,naeies. For Freight or Passage,
Wilson on board the boat.
Eght to Turner's Creek must be
march 20, lSjS--tf.
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TEsrvIrs CHANGING IT'S SHAPE.-Onc Ct
the TWO cones Of SeSuyils, so often described
and so familiar to all who have seen the vol
cano or its representations, has been blown
into the air. and the confirmation of the
mountain had been completely changed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-05-08

ELECTION OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
The following is the result of the election ON
Wednesday last, in the sry, raj districts of
this county, Tor Commissioners oC Public
Schools, SO far as We have information. The
contest in the lst district is stated Ia us to
have been ON strict party grounds and highly
exciting. Our G. clifton correspondent says
the l"coiocos tried to steal a march on the
Americans but found them on the alert. We
regret that the mater took a political turn,
but are pleased that Mr.. Jones succeeded, as
BE- will make an excellent officer.
Isl Disirirt.-Thomas y. Jones, 81; Ed
ward W. Lockwood. ~.
2nd.-John l.. Clayton, G5; Lyttlcton S.
Croppcr, IL.
3rd.--Francis A. Ellis, IS; Vim. Pinkncy
Ewing, 81.
M.-Clleb G. Brokaw, (no oppos:tion.)
5M.-John Mauliin, III; John Jinney, of
Eli, 80.
9Th. James .. Mccormick and Isaac X .
Taylor, (hoth Demorrlts.) were candidates in
this District; We have not heard the RESULT
W.-Jcl:rson Ramsay, ono opposition.)
Sh.- Doct. Vim. i. Rowland.
0M.-Nathan Griffith, ono opposition.)
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TIA letter from Naples, IN the Milan
Gazette, states that great military prcpa'a.
tons arc going on in that Kingdom, that
large quantities of ammunition and stores OF
all kinds are being collected, and consider.
able number Of guns cast.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-05-08

1-T~The New York HcraM gives the follow
in5 >u'nSaS the amount received per year hy
The several srny officers named Zen. Scott
; Is ~ Cen. Wool, s., sol Gen. pcrSIcr
7. Smith. SIS $50; Adit, Gen Cooper, - u93
Mai"r Mcdowell, @l,020: Co.. Tot;cn.
2l.i+S; Gyn. lIarnyy, 5j.o&l Col. Nav.
s%,5l9 ;and SAYS the general ayeiagc receipts
arc, cuIOhcIS, Il S0J lieut. copurl. 81 600:
majoyS, ~ coo; captains. 80: 5JO, lieu
tenants, 1000.
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TIE MISSISSIPPI, OVERFLOW. Ner Or.
leans Wny 6.-Thc crcvassc opposite the city
is still! unabted. The waters are spreading il
every direction, and other crcvasscs have oc.
CURED above, causing immense damage tc
the cops. The liver still shows no fall.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-05-08

U-Jamcs McCauley Esq, Register of
Wills Of this county, was elected member Of
" The American Association for the Advance
ment Of Science at its late session in Balti
more CITY.
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t~JHGrccn peas are now selling in New
York at eight dollars per BAIRD: tomatoes
one dollar Icr box; and new Bermuda poia-
toes at six dollars per barrel. In philsdcl-
phla these things arc not so high.
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MAP OE CECIL,

MAP OF CECIL.
PuWisher takes pleasure in an
Jun184 that after examination had in
cnf pa{fs Of the county, lie believes the
MNCll is correct, and has conse-
v NIFGkt il in the ~Aslaycr $ hitnls, who
.aii is labor, aaf the Map be COM
aMt the middle of June, next
- will please bear in mind, and be
rH51fp do their duty, when the under
have performed his. Additional
Gun will be thankfully received, if
isscd 10 the UNDERSIGNED By mail, or left
either OF the books which are stin to BIZ
bsmid IL
Elktsn Post Offlcc-J. r.. Brown
Port Deposit--jesse r. Coulson's Store.
,ricksMceting H"nse--C. II. lIaines' Store
SOt4hEast--R. l.. Thomas Store.
Fex@3ck-Streets & Bonds Store.
SIMON J. MARTESET,
! *M No. 6 South Street,
49, Is5S--tf Baltimore.
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oyThrcc pianos have been made from the
wood Of the Charter Oak. 1t takes high
polish. and the instruments which the wood
encloscs are OF the best description. Yankee
Doodle is said to sound WILL on them.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-05-08

1J"A few days since, man living neay
Gatha Illinois, carried load OF Potatoes
to that place. The highest Offer he could get
was ten cemts bnshel, and rather then sell
them at ihs.----'" he tipped them into Fever
: that he thus obs Iuct-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-05-08

john JuSES vs. TIE RAILEnAD.-
This case. after occupying the C"nrt seventeen
days, ended yesterday by the ,i"ry fnling u
verdict for Jones of 5000 with interest from
June, 1857, amounting i'll all to $S0n.23.
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1-J~Thc Newspaper is sermon for the
thoughtful, a library for the poor, and
blessing to everybody. Lord Brousham calls
it the best public instructor
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the fish, they play g cat fights - and startll
nervous persons by their ycls.
The Episcopal service is changed
to every Sunday evening, at tln Odd Fellows
Hall.
II is rnnored that the Prcsby-
terrain church will be sold and another erected
nearer the crhtre Of the town.
--lc>terday the It'll District rollcd
lbs votes. Ca full poll is over GUu.) FOR School
Commissioner, aai j. Ramsay, Esq, was
elected.
1T has been raining here from
(tlmnSD :. time irnmrmoral." and it is con
siicrcd as quite ''a W.T. spell" We comfort
ourselves with the hope that it will extend to
the lumber conntry.
FATHER IIcrscv, Of the Baltimore
Conference, preached on Tursdly evening
last. The old gentleman WAS ouly here one
night. but sid lie must redeem :hc tine,
and Therefore, held SERVICE. He is called
eccentric. ;u''l undoubtedly he is. hccausc to
be eccentric on needs but to ur good,
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Tic TRAVELLER.
oai'imore g. Susa,ci;anua

4 $3.50"
I'm GO Mp A NY.
.pelA nAIf.T LINE. (eNcept Sun
~ sAl%llavre'de Grace PORT Deposit
I'VE A.'er Canal.
~ The STEAMBOAT
EA PORTS MOUTH.
1.1;s; Capt. TrdverS. leaves
r F,wcr end of " = I
,''''a' every Tucsdly. Thursday and
= !. f'ehlngs It IS o'cl"ck. Returning.
1. s.M .pcp"sifcv-ry M"nd,y. Wcdnc,-
p'iralas at1o.clock and Havrc tie
' T. CLOCK IN.
ir ah'bpat j0EIATA, Captain J. ".
= INs 'cayeS-a1lne place every Monday,
ahd FrNtay evening at q O'clock.
arcs FORT Deposit every Tues
= an9 saturday evening at 5
llastc ~ Grace at D O'Clock
IN, 90 Cents.
shts y<eyvrd daily at Baltimore
auc!s M Al Port Deposit until -
sarried kSjow rates and CAREFUL,
icits eceipts f"r Frcishrs will be
. ialI ~.
A-iN a. slvr. DE Grace will attend
Ting A merchandisc consigned to
rroii IN the Pennsylvania Canals,
~. lircights intended for Bal
4 7, IL IL nr elsewhere.
m hYLDR, Agent Baltimore.
N YLOR, Agt II. de Grace.
NJ b, Port Deposit.
+ BAT LANCASTER. Capt.
% p complete order, can be
= he.
! purchased at tho highest
Warehouse of j. Tome
! bslt who also keep for
pr; Fish Salt ; Crnas'lalc
- 4 Needle, AMI De Bugs
New York Bone Dust.