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Pic NIc.-Whiie the printer is setting

Pic Melville the printer is setting
up this item, the young folks will be enjoying
themselves at the Chesapeake Picnic. At
this date of writing, "wednesday evening",
the promise is Of glorious time. BY the
time this reaches the reader, all those inter
ested hereaway will have enjoyed the full
Tuition Of their present hopes; So its useless
to write about it now.
7. S. The Pic Mic is over, and we learn,
was most decided success. The beauty, wit
and fashion Of this county and New Castle
county, Delaware. greeted the assemblage ;
and the festivities were protractcd to late
hour.
At Gilpns' Falls, to-day, (for newspaper
man knows no day but publication day. On
Wednesday night he salutes his readers with
90 how are you this Saturday morning." the
magazinest writes OF May flowers amid the
SHOWS Of st. Patricks' day, and wishes his
friends happy New Year about the last of
November and the daily editor at midnight
lays before his subscribers g this morning
the last news from Europc.") That's u long
parenthesis let us begin again. At Gilpn's
Rocks, to-day, there will be =. grand basket
pic nlc !" SO a ticket from that clever fellow
Jim johnson, says. Sorry we can't be with
you boys; but with all our heart we are wish
ing you'll have a good time, and we know you
will
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0SThe following from letter to the
Baltimore Weekly Dispatch, dated Boston
Aug. 4, descrtive Of Il trip to Boston, on one
of the steamships which ply between that port
and Baltimore, refers to one of our citizens,
who is now touring among the Yankees.
We made Cape Henry at O'Clock on Sun
day morning, and were soon thereafter out on
the broad cXpanSe of waters. a more beau
ttul nor lovely morning never dawned.
There were three ministers of the Gospel
on board, and it was deemed meet that the
day should be properly observed. Accord
ingy, at 10 o'clock, the passengers were as
senbled on the upper deck, and discourse
preached by the Rev. Mr.. Conway, an
Unitarian clergyman from Cincinnati. At >
O'Clock In the afternoon, the Rev. Mr.. Barber,
(Epscopalian) from Cambridge, (Md.;) also
preached an appropriate sermon; and at s
O'Clock at night, the Rev. j. Mckim Duncan,
(Presbytcrian) delivered one of the most
earnest, impressive, eloquent sermons it was
ever my good fortune to listen to- The scene
was peculiarly grand and imposing. We were
alone, as it were, upon the deep nothing was
to be seen around us but broad waste of
waters, and nothing to be heard but the
working of the machinery of our ship as it
continued its regular cyoutions. Above, the
myriad stars snOne DflShlly IN the heavens,
and the phosporcscent waves flashed as they
struck the bow of the ship, and passed far
away in our wake. Suddenly, from scores of
voices, arose the hymn of praise to the
Creator, and the deep and sonorous voice Of
the minister fell upon the car in accents that
found their way to the hearts Of ALL Truly,
it was a solemn scene, and one not soon to be
forgotten by those present. The intervals
between the sermons were passed in social in
tercourse, and many friendships were formed
which will doubtless continue for years.
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FOREIGN News The steamer Anglo Sax
on arrived at Quebec on the 22nd inst, with
Liverpool dates to the llth.
1t has been resolved to receive PROPOSALS
for the purchase of charter of the Great East
ern, and also to advertise her for sale at aac :
ton. Mean time money will be raised on
mortgage to pay for her complexion
The London Times has an article rav,rinr
the annexation ofMexico to the United States
panic prevailed at Constantinople, both
Mussemen and Christians being in mutual
fear of each other.
The Sultan. in order to show his confidence,
has gone on visit to Smyrna.
plot Tor the massacre of christians had
been discovered at Smyrna. Those who are
found guilty of being connected with the plot
will be sent to Constanlinople.
1t was stated that the Montenegrins had
assaled the town of Kolaschin, and killed
thousand inha btants, who confiding
IN the armistice, were unarmcd. The women
and children were carried into captivity.
A general uprising of Ma hommcdans a
Salnst Christians seems 10 be tax nc place
in the Turkish dominions. Several add.
tional massacres besides those previously
reported, are detailed in late foreign papers.
The PieSse d'Orient of the 28th July gives
bad news from Bosnia. where, it states, the
instruction of the Christians has become
general. The Journal de Constantinople an
nounccs the dispatch of reinforcement of
two battaions to Bosnia.
In Gambia, 800 armed Turks wished to
pursue their vengeance on the Christians
but they were prevented by the arrival of the
minister of police.
The Turks at GAIA had fallen upon the
Christians, massacreing numbers of them
The bishop, who was officiating in the church.
barely escaped. The Pacha of Jerusalem
had FASTENED thither with troops. A raising
of the Musselman population of Alexandria
and of Cairo was apprehended. Dervisl.es
have been preaching at both places war to
the knife against the Christians.
GCBy the arrival Of the Canada, on Tues
day, we learn that riots had occurred in Kill
kenny, Ireland, against the use of the agricul
tural machines. Breadstuffs had slightly de-
clined. The weather has been favor able for
the crops, and the harvest prospects are en-.
couraging, harvest being well advanced. The
yield Of wheat is good.
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CHANGE OF DAYS.!
For SasSafraS and Elk Rivers.

Po't Deposit and II pre-de-G Grace, Maryland
Ev=. STEAMER LADY WILMER, CAPTAIN
- 81 WV WILSON, having been thoroughly
overhaulcd ant put in complete repair
s"r carrying Freight. and andsomeIy fitted up for
the accommodation of Pass pgers leaves Pine St
Wharf Philadelphia, every SATURDAY AT.
IEENooN. at 2 o'clock, lor Port Deposit and
Hnvrc de Grace. Md
RErGRNlNG, leaves Port Deposit at 10 a. m -.
Mondays Cassaday s at 4, and Turner'S Crock at
d. p m
On Tuesdays and Thursdays. will leave PINE
strcct Wharf for Winners Point at n m
touching at Port Herman and Fords on the Elk
md Turner's Creek Cassaday,s, Fishers, George
town and Frcdcricktown on the Sassafras
RETURNING. leaves Winners Point at o'ck
n m, Wednesdays and Fridays; Fredericktown at
IL m Cassadays at p. III. and turner's Creek
ut IA pm
FARE, ONE DOLLAR MEALS EXTRA
~ Merchandise, FurL iture Grain, Agricultural
Implements, Seed, ITor, cs, Cattle, Sheep. &c,
taken at Low Rates, IT Vor Freight or Passage,
apply to Captain Wilson on board the boat
N B-All Freight to Tu rncr's Creek must be
prepaid. kaarch 20, lS5S-tf.
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Eufal Afuirs.

SALE OF HOUSES AND LDTs. -James
7. Mccullough, Esq, sold at Trustees Sale,
on Wednesday last, the following houses ami
lots, in Cbarlcstown, late the property OH
b. Graham, decd:
10 M. Chacies b. Graham The 50 Mansion
House, - for sG0O.tG the barn and carpcn-
tcr'S shop, for $4,000; and one town lot, for
5000.
To Mr.. JOHN 3. Graham :--Thrce town lots.
for S31 90, each two lots for $1,000. each !;
three lots, for SlO0.GO; one lot, for 700 ;
log house and lot, for S,230.OO; and an III
terest in Is acres Of land, for $1,000.
TO Mr.. Il. d. l.. Grahum A brick house
and lot, for S3S5O0.
To Mrs. finn MuHin, Of Baltimore -Four
lots, for SOB 80 each
TO 4Mr. Wm. T. Richardson One lot, for
Si2 90.
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The ILLINOIS CANvAss.-The canvass in
Illinois between Douglas and Lincoln grows
daily hotter and more d,sgraccful. No prin-
ciple whatever is involved. on the contrary
each party, or rather each party leader, is
trying to overdo the other in his worship of
freesoillsm. Love for the niger is the test,
and if Douglas hadn't taken Miss Cults to
his bosom he would doubtless marry the
BLACKLIST wench in Illinois, just 10 show his dis
interested affection for the daikey. Lincoln
on the other hand is ready to hob mob with
any colorod person that promises the slight
est chance of making vote. In this fight
the real simon,pure, Jim Buchanan Democra-
cy is " no whar, but it is supposed that the
sympathies of the Administration are with
the Republicans. Douglas has been such a
mighty thorn in its side, that his triumph
would take the last pin from under poor old
Buck.
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MASS MEETING OF THE PEOPLE IN New
JERSEY. preparations are making for
mass meeting Of the Peoples Party, at
salem, n. j.. on Thursday next. Large
delegations are expected from various portions
of the State, by steamboat, in carriage, by
wagon, Oh horseback, and on foot Among
novelties there will be a six horse dcmonStra,
ton from sod Gloucester as she was won.
to make in 1910. The Standard SAYS the
ladies have determined, almost unanimously.
upon honor'n9 the meeting with their pres
ence, Tor the purpose of listening 10 the stir
ring cloqucncc of the Hon. Henry Winter
DAVIS the Henry Clay of Maryland " and
IN view OF this fact mammoth Pavilion will
be erected expressly for their accommodation.
MIR. Davis is decidedly, it seems, lady
man, but also, giant in intellect who seldom
has met a foe worthy his steel" We con-
graduate our New Jersey friends, in advance,
on a rich intellectual treat -Chpprr.
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RIvALLING THE TELEGRAPH. Mr.. Winans
OF Baltimore the locomotive builder, is said
to be building steamer in Baltimore upon
plans entirely his own, which is to cross the
Atlantic i'll six days. a man who can knock
six days off twelve in the period required
to cross the Atlantic, may take rank next to
Morse annihiatinS time. We will see, d.
rectly whether Mr.. Winans scheme succ ecds.
So much has been accomplished recently by
science and skill, that it would be hazardous
to prdct any untsicd experiment as ilnpossi-
Bile. PHIL Lecturer.
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oJ=Hon. John Hickman, of Pennsylvania,
locofoco member of the House of Represen-
tatives, stated in speech at West Chester, a
few days since, that the expenses of the Ad
ministration would this year exceed one HIM
dred millions Of Dollars. Senator Crittenden
few weeks ago made the same estimate, and
every locofoco newspaper in the country de-
MED the charge. The Washington Union
published long columns of figures to prove
the inconectness of the estimate What will
they now say to Mr.. Ilickmans charge? He
is a Democrat of the old school, has been
twice elected to Congress by the Democrats of
Pennsylvania, and, being in the dominant
party, is supposed to know how much money
is expended. Who shall we believe, the
Washington Union or Mr.. Hickman?
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JUST Look ar In !-Our Army consists Of
about $4,000 men Of which the actual strength
is less than 10000 men. Last year, the APP
preparations made for the support of the
Army, the Fwliicatons and the Military
Academy at West Point were J. 10 1926 1904
The appropriations to the same purposes for
this year are !:25 ,633 ,Gl0.4J-an increase Of
over SIX MILLIONS Leaving off j 3 600 900
as the expenses OF Notifications and the Acad-
envy, there are left so 600 GOO which are
spent in maintaining lS,OOO men. At this
rate, the Government pay per annum about
TWELVE HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR
EACH MAN.
OF course, most Of this large sum finds its
way into the pockets Of favored army con-
tractors, &c.-Gd. ScHi,nci.
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GJFrom Delaware, the indications are
that the new Peoples Party will sweep the
State at the Fall election. The opposition
there are lightning Tie locofocos upon the
cd Wing issues Of "the Tariff and an
equal Distribution of the Puplic Lands" but
the main question with the people is the ex-
travagance of the Administration. The
State is being thoroughly canvassed by distin-
guished speakers, and the signs of the times
indicate all utter rout of locofocosm.
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THE TRAVELLER.
Ba!tim ore s. Susguehanna

s II T. 4 NJ G. 9 NJ p A n Y =.
DEGULAR DAILY TRIPS, except SIM
-Selays.) for Ffavrc de Grace, Port Deposit
and Tide Water Canal.
s,...a, The STEAMBOAT
PORTSM MOI It'll,
Sks:~esss :. 49,. Ast~ Capt. Travcrs, leaves
osssssssss sss sgss.ssSSl1-S lower end Of W S t
Falls Avenue every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evening, at O'Clock. Returning,
leaves Port Deposit every Monday, Wcdnes-
day and Friday at o'clock, and IIavre dc
Grace ut ) O'Clock p. m
The Steamboat JUNIATA. CAPTAIN ] W.
Tomlinson, leaves same place every Monday
Wednesday and Friday evening at 6 O'Clock
Returning, leaves Port Deposit every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday evening at 3
O'Clock p. M.
PASSAGE, so Cents
uF-Frci.hts received daily at Baltimore
until . O'Clock, and at Port Deposit until 3
o'clock; carried at low rates and carefully
attended to.
D~Duplicate receipts for Frcights will be
required in all cases.
The Agent at Ilavrc dc Grace will attend
to forwarding any merchandise consigned to
linn for any point on the Pennsylvania Canals,
or will rc-shp any lreehis intended for Bal
tllnore, Philadelphia or elsewhere.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent Baltimore
II. ALEX. TAYLOR, Act II. de Grace.
JACOB TOME, Port Deposit.
To- The Steamboat LANCASTER, Capt
Tomlinson, being in complete order, can be
chartered at any time.
N. B.-GRA1N purchased at the highest
market price at the Warehouse of j. Tome
Co., Port Deposit; who also keep for
sale, Gnano Plaster; Fish Salt ; Croasdale
Mitchcll's, Allen x Needles and De Burg
Phosphatcs, and New York Bone Dust.
April II, lS5S.-tf.
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IMPORTANT 70
DrOVers and TRAY eIers:

Tss~s~ b. THE Port Deposit Ferry Boat -
u ,,g ;s;ats The Steamer GfPsEY, Capt. j. II.
;sso..sR Myers, having been thoroughly
repaired, is now running regularly
during the day between PORT DEPOSIT and
EELL'S FERRY. The capacity of this boat, and
her speed and entire safety, render her peculiarly
fitted for this service. Droyers farmers Travellers
and the public generally will find her at all times
ready to convey them aud their property to and
from the above points.
Fl Travellers and Drovcrs will find ample
accommodations for themselves and stock at the
NEW HOTEL AT BELLS FERRY, which has
been recently erected By J. Spencer, and now
Kept by him Imay s, 1858.
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THE KANSAS ELECTION. Booncuihe. dug
25.-The board of election commissioners.
constituted by the English bill, have issued
a proclaim alton, declaring the proposition re-
jected by nine thousand, FIVE hundred and
twelve majority. The whole vote was thir-
teen thousand and eighty. eight. No fraudu-
lent votes were received, but a few precincts
were rejected on account of informallics.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS

THE YELLOW FEVER AT NEW ORLEAs.-
The yellow fever, which has been raging at
New Orleans for some weeks past, seems to
be on the increase. The number of deaths OH
Saturday, from the fever were IS. The NOR
tality is the greatest among the younger por
ton Of the population.
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No RAIN FOR NINETY DAYs.--The farmers
of the Clover Hill, Chesterfield, Va, dcplorc
sadly the lack of rain in that section, where
not shower of two minutes duration, has
fallen for ninety days Within a radius of
five miles Of Clover Hill, every corneld is
completely burnt up, many having been
scorcLed by raging sun of June, when scarce.
~ one-third Of growth. To some ten or
twelve farmers in the locality the crops has
consequently proven a dead loss.
Petersl,iro EJuress
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PROBABILITY OF ANOTHER MORMON Exc
Dus. The Utah correspondent of the New
York Times writes:
There is Iumor abroad that it is prob,-
bic another exodus Of the Lattcr.day Saints
may yet take place. An agent has been here
from Col. Kinney, prohc,ing the sale of land
in Nicaragua to Brigham Young, for the fu-
ture location IF the Mormon people. 1t is
carefully circulated likewise, that Brigham
has declined the purchase. But careful Oh
servers will generally conclude, here, when a
project is very earnestly denied, that there is
some truth in it.
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5k 'iSI,!E SALE,

{ " PERSONAL pEOpEETY.-The IN
NdGrSigucd as Administrator of George $.
Price decd, will sell at Public S tie, on the
farm lately occupied by the deceased, in
S"NsaraS Meek, on
7h"doy, lie Oil dag Of Ssrcmbcr. 1858,
the following Personal proprrty:
Is head of Horses, ofthrn good driving
horses, Of them have trottrd their mile
WITHIN ) minutes; | lcaring Coli ! Yoke
OF "rH-hrokc Oxen; Cow and Calf.
| superior trottiu& Wagon aud Harness,
Dearborn and | set of double and set of
single harness, road Wagon and harness, |
ON-Cut, marlborough Wheat Fan.
Also Household and Kitchen Furniture.
IEhMS.-All sums of ana under $40
Cash on al sums over $40. credit Ct sis
months will be given, the payment TO be Sc
cared by the note Of the purcasher, with
Iilerr$l from date, with approved security.
u sale to commence at 10 o'clock \. II.
JEREMIAH G. PRICE.
Administrator Of Geo. S. Price.
Aug. %, lSjS.-2w.
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TO THE LADIES.
New Millinery Rooms

IN EIKTON,

'INIlE subscriber would respectfully inform
L the Ladies' OF Elkton and vicinity, that
he has just opened u choice lot of Millinery
Goods, at the store opposite the Fountain
Hotel, which he will dispose of at the lowest
prices.
The Goods have been selected with care
nd customers may depend on getting bar
wins.
All articles in the Millinery line made to
order in the most fashionable styles.
Show rooms up stairs. Mrs. Lehman will
attend to the business. She has had much
experience in the large cities Of Europe, and
also in Philadelphia. ID. LEHMAN.
May 30, 1858.
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The INDIAN CAMPAIGN ON THE PACIFIC
1t is officially stated in the Union that the War
has determined to order Gen.
Harvey to the command of the army in
Washington Territory to command winter
campaign against the Indians. Gen. H. and
his staff will! sail for the Pacific in about six
weeks.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-08-28

CoNowINGo BRIDGE.-We understand that
the contractors for building this bridge.
Messrs. Harris and Blacks, are progressing
finely with the work. The masons are at
work building the piers and it Is said they
are doing it in a substantial manrer. The
lumber Tor the entire bridge is landed a short
distance above the site and strong force of
carpenters are at work -Haford Times
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FUGITiv rs ARREsTED.-Saml. Wright,
charged with larceny i'll this county, and for
hands of the Sheriff for some time, was ares
ted by officer Lawrence Simmons, near Cam
den, Delaware, last week, and is confined in
Dover Jail, where he now awaits requisition
from Gov. Hicks.
Joseph Maris, charged with stealing horse
from the stable Of Mrs. Martindale, near Zion,
was arrested in Delaware county, Pa, this
week, and now lies in the Jail at Media.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-08-28

FROM SANTA FE.-S. Loms, august 25.-
The Santa Fc mail, with dates to the I'd, has
arrived. War with the Navajac Indians was
considered inevitable. They had even invit-
ed the troops to fight Business at Santa Fe
was very brisk. There had been abundant
rain throughout the country and the crops
Were very fine.
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I@The locofocos of Delaware have nomi.
mated DR.. William Burton, of Kent county,
for Governor, and Hon. William G. Whitley,
Congress.
The convention of the Peoples Party,
to nominate candidates for the same Offices,
will be held at Dover, on the End Of Septem-
Der,
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TO Carriage manufacturers.

FTliE subscribers have constantly on hand
l. large assortment OF superior CARRIAGE
STUFF, consisting Of Felloes, Shafts, Bows,
Tongues, Spokes, &c. Also, large auan.
tit. of Seasoned Axlcs, and Plank of differ
ent thicknesses, all of which they will dis
pose Of at reasonable prices,
SCOTT 4 ADDISON,
Jan 80, l9tS-tf Scott's Mills.
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y MEMORABLE DAY. The 10th of August
on which the first telegram was sent across
the ocean, is a memorable day in American
annals. On that day. in 1919. Cortcz set out
on his expedition to Mexico in l177, the
battle of Bennington, and in 1880 the battle
of Camden were fought, and in 1925 the
Northern sea was discovered by Captain
Franklin.
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Dry WEATnER.-A number Of our State
exchanges are complaining of dry weather.
The Prince Georges county Advocate says:
The Tobacco Crop.-1hIe can be no doubt
now of the failure Of the Tobicco Crop in this
portion Of Maryland. Truly, the Piancrs
and Farmers have been sorcly oppressed this
year An almost total failure Of the Wheat
Crop, and but half prices for Tobacco, have
contributed 20 produce state Of DEPRESSION
and sadness among them which We have
scarely ever witnessed before
At least oHe-half Of the growing crop CON
siSts of small unde'ing plants, which can
Ecver get TO the house, and the remaining
portion is scklv and spindlIng for the want
OF ram. We are now in the midst ola severe
drought and no prospect of rain yet. The
Corn Crop, too, is suffering severely, and
full crop cannot be made.
The Somerset County Union says:--
We are suffering severely from drought
The Corn cro; must he materially shortened,
and vegetation of every kind looks alchcd-
Unless We have ram shortly, the stock in
many parts Of our county must suiftr for
water. Our farmers (or those who have not
alrcaly finished are busIly engaged thrcsh-
ing ont Wheat and Oals. The hum of the
threshing machine may be heard in every
quarter; but we understand that the Yield
of both these crops is very poor. Noiwilh-
standing the excess Of Wheat seeded last
fall. the Wheat crop Of Somerset is very
far below ali average one.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-08-28

The FALL ELECTION between now and
the eight of November next, the free States
will elect l27 Of the 206 members of the next
United States House of Representatives, leav-
ing nine to be elected in March and April next
III New Hampshire, -four in Connccti-
cut and two in Rhode Island. Vermont will
commence the election of members of Con.
eress September 18th, and Maine will follow in
six months. The middle and Western States
will elect their | Is in October and November.
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Winch CAR Is THE SAFEST AT the lie
railroad accident at Samquoit bridge. the To-
ward car went down: in the Fri railroad 40
cidrnt the rear car went oil the embarrassment
and at the accident on the Iiousalonic rail
road the middle car was entirely destroyed.
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ELKTOA and CAMBRIDGE
NlAlL AND PASSENGER LINE.

I'm and after the lst Of July, 1856, the
~ subscribers become the proprietors of
the Elktun and Cambridge Line of Mail and
Passenger Coaches.
The coaches leave Elkton, Daily. fSunda,s
eNccptcd,) and stop on their way down the
Shores at the following points;
CIlESAPEAKE CITY, CHESrERTOWN
W AhN lCh, CHURCH HILL,
HD. of SASSAFRAS, CENTREVILLE
GEO. 7. IROADS, WYE MILLS,
HARMONY. EASTON,
URIEElLL, CAMBRI DCE
On their return the coaches arrive at Elk
ton at ~ O'Clock A. M, in time for passcn-
gers to take the cars for either city.
u They will also run Il daily branch line
from Mlddletown. Del, to connect with the
main line at Chcstertown, going and return
ing the same day and reaching Middletown
In time for the O'Clock, morning train of
cars. JOSEPH WELLS Il co.
juno 90, 1856.