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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
pnApn on cnrNClLMEN.

Mo.n,y March 9Z-Mr. HAswELL Ia the Iaaii.
ResoI,fi6ns-To flag aud curb sce"a As ~ e K, -!
eighth aed Nipetieih streets, o1 To l.v cross.
ayeuuee: TO Committee Roads 10 .ny ~. -
walks on Third ave- nue. from Sev'h.l Mn NJ ~ ~. 90
fifth s.rees: 10 Committee on hoauo. - ~ y ,Sar,nn
,o,to, ConnseI inform the Board VINO ls tne person.
lo' ato. a"Iho,;ysd 10 collect fees and revenues
S y, Pe..Ssi ~ Ill markets; adopted. Directing tue
tol uo f O,dinances 20 report an ordinance re-
o.a.;.nr tLe Croton Aqueduct Department, IN con-
Sss,,';., ,,b the pew charter adopted. 10 place an
Jec.r clock on the bell tower corner Ihird avenue
And E,ohty third street. laid over.
a''n = 0f Consmtise Assessments IN favor OF
hT~ eTo;ns ssses,ment list fer paving Third avenue
@ TIT, fourth to Tnrty-seventh street; Of the
@ an6r.u ing assessment for sewer in Dutch street
Sa, Eulton street to point $50 feet south OF t1e
800. for a sewer in Hudson streeC, between Barrow
- Grove streets; all of which were adop.ef.
0S Comrittee ON Lands and Places ia favor OF leasing
10 the Orphans Home portion of PotteTs Field b.
tweep One red-snd-eighteenth and One hundred
nd-rineteenth streets and Lexington and Fourth ave-
nues: laid over. Confirming assessment Tor re5u-
lstng ead paving Fortyffth street bet ween Second
avenue and THE Fast River; adopted. OF Commit
tee on Croton Aqued ict confirming the action OF the
CrotOn Board in awarding the contract ior ouhding
the new Reservor to Fairchild, Coleman, Walker 81
Brown; adopted.
The Msyor's veto on the State Woman's Hospital
eita was received from the Board Of Aldermen q
(vhere il was passed his veto and ordered 10 Do
printed.
Comnannications-From Major j. It. Sprague of
the United States Army, stating that Major General
Worth was not participant Iii the battle of Boeni
Vista, eod that the inscription on the Worth MD1d
merit credititg him with that honor is Incorrect.
This correction he deemed due to the memory vi the
deceased, and the truth Of history.
The Board adjourned for one week.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
COMMITTEE on RAILROADS.

The Councilmens Committee on Railroads, of which
MIR. GENET is Chairman, met yesterday afternoon to
hear parties in relation 10 the proposition to prohibit
the use Of steam by the Hudson River Railroad Com
paIy between Thirty frst and Fifty streets, in
this city.
Mr.. SrRIKER appeared on behalf of the petitioners,
and urged that the use Of steam within the points
designated was dangerous to life and pernicOus 10
property.
Metsrs. NORTH, LEE, mason, and Superintendent
SMITH, appeared on behalf OF the Company, and
demonst st,d that the railroad in that neghbOrhood
had enhanced the value of property, and contendet
that 10 separate trains Of and drag them singy,
up and down town, by horse power, would be far
more dangerous than is now, when they are brought
down by steam altogether.
The Committee adOurned to Monday next
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
TWENTY-FIRST WARD REPUBLICAN ASSO-
CITATION.

On Monday evening the Twenty-irst Ward Repub-
bean Association held regular meeting at their rooms,
No. 435 Fourth avenue. MIR. L. Is. VAN BUREN, the
President, ooc ,ped the chair.
The Special Committed appointed to revise the Con-
stituton and BY Laws reported in favor of reducing
the number of the Executive Committee from three to
one for each district. An amendment offered to
make the number two which prevailed, and the re-
port of the Committee, as amended was accepted and
adopted. Some business Of unimportant nature
was attended TO, after which the Association ad-
Tmried.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
TIE Castle GARDEN INVESTIGATION

We bave already Indicated our own view OF Castle
Garden nat ers That The invest CATION one-siled,
unfsir, malignant buslress, we have never doubted
Ibs, MIR Jaaob l.. Sultb eniered'upon it with pre-
determination TO crafty bis baggage smashing eul'
grap,robbng cousuens by exciting prejudice sgalast
The EmigIapt Commission, very obvious. Tla'
be has acted very foolish well un worthy pan Ia
refusing the accused the privilege of crossexaminng
bis witnesses, very plan. Yet ali this does not
shsks our conviction that MessIs Kennedy anc Han
,top wou.o have at+ed more wisely had they simply
ssked the puvilege Of having counsel present and OF
c1oss-exaui ipg the accusing witt esses, and, on ta
beng refused, simply proe sed and proceeded to an
swer every question that he could ask tneu- ha''us
counsel prrseu, without liberty to crossexsmne could
be Of little use and better to let hin be as t!-
rsbn'cal as he would. TIE contrary view, however
is maintained by Tie Erening Journal, and We give
place 10 lie a,tcle-as follows:
STAR CHAMBER INVESTIGATION.
The cOur.e pusued by Select Committee OF To-
vestigator by tie Assembly, aud the acton ci
the House upon two questions OF PHvilege reported
~ it. are the subjects at once, of astouisnment shd
modification. Let ex,Inipe toese questions oreny'
Csste GARDEN Was MADE Landing Depo. for r. NJ
graDts and placed Under the Government Of the Com
ussiOners Oi Emigration, by Law of the State Inc
oes-ity for such lLStiiuOn grew out OF fofnila-
ble organizations of Runners and Boarding,
Huuse Keepers" whose eXaciions and robberies nad
be ahke ruiDous to engrsDts and disgracetul 10
tie State.
These c0mbiIati, ms whose opportunities and 's-
citlee for piLIcer we're thus cut of, commenced
warfare, i'll tie Common Council and in the Courts
against the CaTdeu But ic these directions they
fOil.d. Fna.ly tuey succeeded il electDg q
member Of Assembly imbued Win tneir sentlneuIs
aid syuIatbles, who came here with the ayo"sd
dtsgu ot b esking up Caete Garden, who5e "atH
aDo gs-t utcrpose wpassa Die barriers tet"een tae
eu'igI eud army Oi runners. That RspfeSeLIa
tive ouo AID constant il his deuQncisuon o tne
COnnisstpers oi knli uor. His accusstiSe Ie'oiu
tivls evTe referred 10 the Standing COMMITTEE "1
Commerce, by which partial rvestgstioh was nau.
1,is however, did GOT snsser tue purposes o. tue
hsitator. He c.sired, and finally obtained, oTiec,
Cou uiitee q Shioh he i. himref Chairman. iaat
tou nIitee Il met established loqulslLoiisi auu
star Cbau Der rules for Its government "ltaes'sr'
themselves imIlicsted 10 tae charges TO be in'es'
tei'd, oenlcd the ad of cpuuseL Ine inqai'-
"a was 20 be Conducted stI c,osoi doors. E'eH
meut-rs Of he Assembly were dneeted to leave 'no
C.iIultts ruons.
Messrs. Kennedy and Hamilton the SaPer'tendentt
,id CASHIER of the Gari-u, learning tue ns'u.e VI
(he Videti " WHICH they were subjected, oeuaRoSS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
DEATH or McLAUGHLIN. ALIAS PAC-
DEEM

Patrick Mclaughlin, aiias Psudeen, who was snot
at clock Saturday morning, at the dance.nouSe
No 90 Howard street BY Daniel Cunningham ded Oh
Monday morning st the New-iork Hospital CORONER
Gamble visited the Hospital during the day and maze
arrangements to hold 40 inquest upon the BODY 'ni'
morning. No persons except witnesses ana o'ne'S
bsyDg BUSH th the case, viii be admited' a. 'Hs
case sppea,s be very plain one. II L. eAPs'''a
II al but three four witnesses viii be e1aniheo'
pest morton examination Of the bocy was maze Al 'ue
afternoon and the BAL was found to have pefo's'eu
the stenum passed through the left lung anu ''ueu
near tie exterior surface Of the back ffacta'ns Inc
fifth nib il It's passage About twenty medeai
nen snd four or We Of the friends oi decea'ea "ei'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
HISTORICAL SOCIETY,

The Rev. DIR. SroRRs delivered last evening the
tenth lecture OF the Winter before this Society
on the Influence OF Climate upon Civilization He
illustrated It's effects upon Religion, Architecture,
Language, Literature, Thought and Government, and
showed how the whole manifestation OF tue life of a
people is shaped and determined by lis influence. In
Conclusion be said that those regions where cold does
not inprison heat rtame, are where all the eN,
pressons and productions Of life mos. symmetrical
and eubme The house though well filed was n )t
20 crowded as it has frequently been during the pre-
sent coure. The lecture to BE- delivered next Monday
evening will probably terminate the course.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

s~s and presctss tte derry eouccrr 1.-THE he
Christian a. e citizen, ,Itaeot tbe
70 b. more inssad 0 ' sotyv b. political sf4 th
ran end tn vicious there hop Of the
maren ento ct Of slAv proatrs the
Hquofs
he'Orrd gts tn alliance tesaTtii Cbrsiariy universal ~
it, cau AID taos oeFne. break do CHd
remove a. urfhcousn l. the iIdiyduA and
vii ccyoe ~ ,a efefs 20 awakening As u the
people ard rspcciJly he Clergy % 81 acton rrlGed
bo' out the -igrsce aud -dnes d tae Liquor
1v.a,c
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

Od,n Of the Mayors quad discovered pock; Ooos drppS
buy around al th. u Fgon aud We
streets ye-terdsy watched him. The Sharper
with awsst 70 elderly With c1prt oas politely To-
,ruiug HI that Il must b. his Oh the sfssses
understanding the doc2. %" j. tbst eo VS. shssf The sbSpS
tried the others, but with a sDisr tissp
poinuntrt Finally Oldsn stepped Up End arrested him s
D. N'ism Johnsn Two wallets With ESQ ~
City Trust Campsuy bal. ard other bogus found IN
hr psessi0n He taken before the Mayor Aad drtsis>S
time bat oa-nse only attempt he wss
finally discha
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
Throwing MogyY OyrRBoARD.-'

THROWING MoEN OVERBOARD.-William JarkAos.
co.ord boy 10 years rscesy cabin boy on bard the
.p George Turner lying pier No ~ fast River ses,s6
by Officer foungs u the Fourth Precinct charged With havssS
wallet talpg go IN hama bs from Jotn Brew
Ms'e the hp Az the officer about searching ths
prisoner he pulled the s,oer wallet from h pocket sni hrw
overheard The money recovered The pisorrr
convey before Justice Connolly ard omittet essmaalios
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
fAdveris~nent
nr,nu m HoTFI-kETpFR

rs,..ns ,bst s.y.r,i persons travelling ss., ne ~
.,x ,.nr..~ufnx themselves - As.n1 fos Wotvrn
sTpnn soslric scxiPPs aud ssrs tss sane b -
- I,sTe % es0n Hg> Keepoo sd BE p"o.e assiIA
thsse inpostors 4. ,-..,x a, .... - -. ,.,a..
sh hr rfop-e;ors the bottle ana con, sod Ia
s,aI... Of b. agns,gte on ths soe% .
100. III per.ons who have bece svndsA " thsas
20 refuse payment On h ground OF fnnf - TIE ~
lsp lp-o, \. sol,,et,a by law. UDoLsso WoavE,
Sc NAu afscVErsr esd Importer Ne n Bssvsf -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
fAdgeffisrns ~
fAdserisrmsnt
BRILLIANT A. THE SCSLIGHT-glorious 4

brilliant n TIE oINLI'HI --gOrIOUs ~ ~
s,bng beauty n. poetic Eszs that wobasui drama Tvs
hRlDT OF ~ EyEAlNG tbs cyuosIfe presebt
Bsbuns Mus.un lis the theme 4 universal praise " 10
ihs aduson al Who base good taste s,d judgment b
i.stfu-uoLins - v@rfins snd crowds
N crowds multi ud. multitude. spp.nd warmly svsU
tine. Repss;sd thu, Afternoon aud Evtnos
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
THE RECENT STABBING AFfRAi IH
FIRST AVENUE.
nr.Tu ov ONE Of THE VICTIMS

Joseph Kelly, on. oftbe m-n VINO was 'O eN,g ,ta
stabb-d IL the rum chop Of Michae' bytne nO. Az
First avenue, early on the morning el ,ne iO,n ''
b! knife il the hands ct Patrick Lawn, N-s
fight which ensued among numbsr Pers'a' V1'a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
TEMPERANCE MEETING.


meeting Of WasnlDgtODians, Sons and Daughters
OF Temperance, Rechabites, and other Temperance
Association, was held on Sunday afternoon IN the
GIeeno.streeL NJ. +. Church The Rev. j. L. PEcG
preached from Matthew xviii. &, 9, If thy night
.'hand ofeGd thee, cut 1t off &C. The occasion OF
the gathering the recent decease of Mr.. +. w.
Wolfe, oDe OF the original sixteen founders of the
order of Sons of Temperance. The edihcs was about
twothrds full In the course of his sermon the Mln-
;ster showeo how easy it was for to succumb o.
TIE seductive nhueIces OF vice, until uurestrsined
annette constantly increasing IN strength, overthrow
sYarvtbinc noble and manlke in his Character, aud
ie nm bsnkrupt 10 oOSy and IN S., soul fSs Dgnc
sns of life aud more especially against intemperance.
Tempernpce and Christianity wyfe twin si'ser' gong
hand in hand through tae wor to seek ana To save
The services of Mr.. Wolfe m the good cause were
feelnely acknowledged, and the preacher e1hoIteG
there Who were left To follow his blessed example ana
thev would happy this lite and IN the NE tHt
10 come A. the close of the sermon, various person
In the congrc stion related their experience as earns
tia.a AMI AS Sons of Temperance An hour was prot
itabIy spent in this way, and the congregation was
then dismissed with bsuediction.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
CITY ITEMS.

NBLo's-This favorite place of entertainment will
reopen tonight with the renowned Rsvei Family
Kimka" and " Blanca are the pantomimes, in ad-
d.ti,n to which, Madame Zaniretta will appear on the
corde elastique.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
fAdvrr,i.smen,

JESSIE brown" TO-NIGHr at PrRDY's ma
THEATTR This Lsutif8l Drsns oopunycs t cfow1
the NauoNAL lightly sne msny .urt Il svs, q, ~ss
The piece IL des'iDsd 20 have ock TO NiSsre
will b. rfpfsed and the new Tsbeasx will b. sdfet Fss
Drama Of GALE BaEEsELY and the FEcs II Josso Jsr nsAs
Cd the evenings entsTia lments.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
fAdvsrtiseent 4

THE METALLIC TABLET STROP-Invented y
Gao sAUsp,ss D. isisTf As sssu,as stes has nsv.s
Ssn saaasd for producing The kssnst possible edge - 49,
c. b. obsaa<t Of ths sobsbsrs snd ss ssaslsours
n sxsuDlss stow Ne As>oS Hvys>
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
coL0RED MEMS DAILY PRAYER MEETING

To the Editor ef The y. y. Ivijsye
SIR: Owing 10 the crowded state Of the exstsse
meetings suitable place needed In the lower II the csx
IN when hold daily meeting for aboDg ooofsd men W.
any gentleman of r 'uch plsce'
J. W. e. PENNINGTON, Cry Missionary.
Netc- York, March 2, 1853
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
'Adveftiwa.eu

FREDRiCKs's PHOTOGRAPInc TEMPLE OF Aav,
Me-. SIS aud 5s7 Brosd sy opposite Metsopaa Hoe -Pso
oGssPHs. HALLoTYPEs DsSUEkRJ0TTpss and Asssoryyn
Il syefy style.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

Madame Lesdernier, who has just returned from a
successful tour in California will give readings tonight
at Hope Chapel, the most prominent feature being a
recitation ell costume from Longfellows Hawatha."
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

One e.Eyed Daley has been arrested on charge pre-.
f.d by Oacor On Arsdse Of the Mayor, Oes ol sIS
peDuy the complaint he recently sds sssns, to- ofcf ~
DsaY battery ssr tbe breaking Up The gambling tssn
over G.nns bat store - R,cofcsr Smith h Dy's coaas
sud h.. .brtrd certain obi, con. tbs coDpsD Ou tAsss
the Mryot will decide to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

REAL EsrATT.-Tbe following sales were msde ys-
terday at the Merchants Exchange by Al Bleeokos.
Son & Co.:
3.toy md basement brick house and 10, No I'm sh - Ia
2jXlt0, aitoo.
i,toy house and lot No 10 Sshs lot iGssse
g. $l2HO
Leas.Lod of preHiess a,hs, 900 feet Of 7 ~
s5xS89 800
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
fAfver.is~mebc

COMMENCE ANEW first duty Is to buy =
KAox ua Of the sr,t sJle Price only - az brosA"sy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23
Nrv YORK CITY TEMpERANCE ALLIANCE

NFW- IOKk CITY TEMPERANCE ALLIANLE.
This body, at d recent meeting, had under discus
zion the following resolutions and orderedi them
trinted. They Will be caed up for further discussion
al their next regular meeting on toe fret Wednesda
eyeDiIg Of April:
Rssolt9 That the growing separation Of Christian aud c
-s soy sua religion P aud Poitcs the Ne~'i OK
y Alliance sbutc the elarmiag aci that
re h. lot power IL and NsiioI sdsr giving
e. n.ct.c that corapng tbe people aud e1aauseng the
.sssahtY u ouf T,- institutions.
Hssorcd That t Alliance viewing the cercN profession ss
spfesentg et standard oi mora eK"e aee and IN The
49, yspc. Of God It'll ho.dinl he most digect
= seieues the ople regard tnA profession responsible
,6s slsruipF dec eleIsOn in political virtue
80 Ti uay theg- 10 sp spre and and 4ics change 10
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-23

Mr.RJ. De Cordova, who has been titled by hi'
fierds up the Hudson "The Deacon OF Glehwood,
will deliver lecture this evening at Clinton Hal
Astor place, Oh Fun, seriously considered
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-01-02

SENATOR DOUGLAS BETTER Hale - The
Cincinnati Commercial SAYS -~"It is stated
on what seems to IFS reliable authority. thnt
Mrs. Senator Douglas takes most lively in
tcrcst in her husbands potic,l fortunes, and
that in ad liinn to influencing him to cut
down his drinking and tobacco using to short
allowance and to dress in good taste, She has
rendered hlm important service in augment
ing las pluck and strengthening his back bone
for the attitude ofhosIlity towards the adj
ADMINISTRATION in which he is now placed
She is said to De exceedingly ambitious. and
to be thorough social diplomatjst, cXcrcis.
ing considerable degree Of talent and force
in l'urihcring her husbands schemes, in the
parlor of the Sp!cndld new house over which
She prc>ldes. -
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Baltimore g. Sus4uenanIla

S L Z \ NJ G @ NJ u 4 n Y
DaJULAR DAILY LINE. except sunlays)
IL Tor lIAygE DE GHAcE, PVnr DEPOSIT, and
TIDE WATER CANAL.
81 - The STEAMBOAT
q "-~ Ia PORTSMOUTH. Capt
Il ~, i,e'T' JOS & EoGuEG An. leaves
ssS - Z = .. r.. lower end Of West Falls
Avenae, every fucsi ", Thursday aud Saturday
eysniA,, at 6 o'clock. Returning, leaves Port
Dspq i every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
The steamboat LANCASTER, Captain j.
TsaLIvsoS. leaves same place every Monday
WslnsslAy aai Friday evening. at o'clock
hes trIins, ave Fort Deposit every Tuesday.
THURSDAY and Saturday, evening at ; o CLOCK; and
HaNre de Grace at o'clock p. Nj.
ts- Passage so cents.
~ treishts received daily at baltimore Until! D
'slssk. and at Port Deposit until y o'clock; car
ried ut low rates and carefully attended, to.
FDuplicats receipts for Freights viii be re-
quire in all cases
The Agent at ITavre de Grace will attend TO
forwarding any merchandise consigned 10 him. ier
any point on the Pennsylvania Canals. or will re
ship frcgats intended for Baltimore, Philadelphia
elsewhere
jos JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore.
r. ALEX. TAYLOR. Agt.. H. do Grace
JACOB TOME, Port Deposit.
~. The Steamboat ''JUNlArA.' Capt Tomlin-
. n. being in complete order, can be chartered at
any time.
Il B.--rirain purcho sed at the highest market
price Mt the Warehouse of j. Tome Port Deposit
who also keeps for sc. iunno; Plaster; Fish; Salt;
Cr,ns lalc Mitch dis. Allan Needles and De
gurgs rhosphatcs AMI New York Bone Dust.
Nav 30. 81 If
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-01-02

ASTRONOMICAL PnENOMENoN. Whoever
lives TO see the evening before the full moon
of this month, if he sits uphill midnight, may
see, if the night be clear, an astronomical
phenomenon which will not again occur for
nineteen years, when two.thrds Of the people
now upon the earth, will have passed to
their final rest. At twelve o'clock that night
the moon, SO near the full as to appear
perfect orb, will approach within ten de-
grces Of the meridian, five degrees nearer
to it than the sun comes on the DIST Of June
Seen from an elevated position commanding
the whole horizon, it will be splendid sight
The moon will seem to be almost in the
zenith, the ten degrees being much diminish
cd in appearance at that far height.
Baltimore Sun.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-01-02
EXAMINERS NOTICE.

TliE UNDERSIGNED, duly appointed Exami-
L ners, to view and determine the proprietv
OF opening road to commence {: at a point
on the road from Charlcstown to the Rrir,-
Meeting House, near the Southwest corner
OF Doct. Natson's land, and running along
u, me Inc OF the said land and the land Of
prick, M'h,iactnr!ng Company, thence
through lands of Thomas Logan. william
Logan, William Cameron. John Cameron.
Amor Cameron, John plumly, Ann Russell.
and others to the North East X. r. Dclot -
hereby give notice that they will meet at the
place designated as the beginning of said
road, on T"eday, The 2ni day Of February, nert,
al ~ O'Clock a. M, to proceed to the dis
charge OF the duty assigned us by virtue of
our commission.
THOMAS MILLER,
JET1lRO J. MCCULLOUGH.
JAMES CRAWFORD.
Jan. ., lSjS-5w EyaminerS
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-01-02

1t may be matter worthy of the
notice Of those persons here, who have
rallied at the Hon. Henry Winter Davis
for his alleged sympathies with the Abb
olitionists, and who cited his appoint
ment by Mr.. Banks on the important
Committee of Ways and Means as evil
dcnce Of their charges, that Hon. Mr..
Orr, the present Speaker, whose ultra
Southern sentiments are well known,
has appointed him to the same honorable
position. The abilities of Mr.. Davis,
and his soundness on all National qucs-
tons, were we'll known to Orr, and the
appointment is both creditable to the
Speaker and advantageous to the inter-
csts Of the country.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-01-02

Gov. LlGIoN AND Gov. lIlcKs The Hon.
L. Holiday Hicks, the Governor elect, was in
Annapolis few days ago, in fine health
The Annapolis Gazette says that Governor
ligon has very courteonSly offered to give up
the government house before the expiration of
his term of Office, and Governor Hicks has
accepted the offer, and will take up his actual
residence therein INN ediately after his inaug-
uratlon.. He will be unable to bring his
family to Annapolis until the next spring, on
account Of the sickness Of several members
thereof, but the hospitality Of the "Wkitc
House on the Bay Shore" will not be d.
unfinished on that account. San.
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:s2lnrrir0.
LIE WlS.-In Oxford ID

Y y LEWlS.-ln Oxford, Dec. oath.
;. UOjv. Thos. b. Miller, Mr.. SAMUEL A.
). pE to Miss JOANNA NJ. LEWIS. both OF
sStcr county. Pa.
= ARBOROUGlI-PRl the 2Sth
. inst, by Rev. Joseph I. Brown, Mr.. MAT.
THEW G. SCARBOROUGH to Miss MARY l..
Price, both Of this county.
AMBLE-RUSSEL Thursday, Dec.
3lst., by Rev. III. Il. Gilroy, Mr.. JouN r.
GAMBLE to Miss MARY j. RUSSELL, danch-
ter of Mr.. james Russell, all of Cecil
county.
McMULLIN- WEBB-On the 18th ult.. by
Rev. JohnSquicr, Mr.. Jony McMuLLry to
Miss ArGtsrA WEBB, both of this county.
McKlN SEY-DELL.-On the 31st ult.. by
Rev. joseph T. Brown, Mr.. WILLIAM Il.
McKiY&Y to Miss SARAH DELL, both of
this cMnty.
HAM JoliNSON.-On the 31st inst. in
OXtW' "a, by Rev. Thos. B. Miller, Mr..
SrgEN j. HANNA to Miss ELlzApEru
JqSsoN, both of this county.
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PUBLIC SALE.

el virtue OF Resolution of the Board of
az Managers of the Flkton, Andora and
l.ewiSviIIc Plank Road Company, the under
signed will Offer at Public Sale, at the
Court House door, in E!kton, on TUESDAY,
the 18th day of January, inst, at O'Clock
p. M, the HOUSE AND LOT, situated on
the west side Of The said Planl, Road, near
Elkton, now used IA Il toll house. The Lot
contains Onc-Fourth Of an Acre, more or
less incloscd with good fence, and in a
good state OF improvement as a Garden.-
ne House Is new. wo-StOry, and in good
orderia Pump atlording an abundance Of
water near the door. Persons wishing to
purchase will be shown the premises by VIM.
Knots, Esq, now living Thereon; or for fur
fh"r particulars, call on either of the IN Her
signed. Terms made known IN day Of sale.
}. l.. GATCiEL, PRIEST.
Jos. p. CANTwELL, Sccy.