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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26
6prins Beos.

db A E0 TO DC IN
Dk OO for hs best SPRING BED In SpO w
RkIsTENCE. at No l54 Chatham g. n Y. EIsmine a. or
address The ELLIPTIC BEDsPRING Co. for their descriptive
ceus Special Endorsements to the trade and local aFsps
DITTNAM's PATENT SPRING BED-The best
III in uss WIN. NJ PUTNAM, Agent,
No. lsl Centre st. (naar Canall N Y.
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Billiard Gables.

DHELANs
IMPROVED BILLIAkp TABLES AND
COMBINATION CU9HION6
PIotses4 b letter. Issnt dated Feb Is 1855 DC. 3 isss
Dec Es7i Jan H. 1883 Nov 10 lass snd March D. issa
saPsed In The wofa They sdersd 70 he scisntss
Billiard player a. ccmbriss speed With truth bsoss .
kasssosssy Nss @, 81, sad % Crosbyst
PHELAH COLLENDER
Sole Aanufsctuxsrs
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ONO WHITE SULPHUR sPRINGs $

OHIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS-AN-
W NOUNCEMENT Of the PROPRIETOR for lS6o-rhe
Ohio White Sulphur Springs situated In Delaware County
i miles north OF Columbus THE Capital of oao on tbs seioto
River 10 miles nom Delaware miles from White SUI Phar 81,
ton on the Springfield Mt Vernon and Pittsburgh haioad
and miles fom Lewis Center Station the Cleveland Colun
bus aud Cincinnati Railroad These SPRING VIII be open ior
he reception OF visitors May until October Tho gratifying
experience Of tine has fully conIned the hn
M expectations Of the proprietor and him TO pcrse
we're t AZ efforts place the county
BATHS.
Bathing here by tie plan adopted IL brought Into far ePe
til,on with and hot spdRsS The water
hssed in the bstub by steam pipes the heat no, being raa
hzh precipitae Its salts applied 20 the SURFACE OF
The bather without the Of is saline ingredients The
badngs substantial and convenient The grounds EN-
80 ceres divided between lawn and woodland
tsefuly laid of into aud dves Telegraph Once has
been established connecting the Springs with al
parts Of the country Livery well stocked with horses and
attached TO the place For further information ar
rsnssfsents for rooms, 6c-, apply TO
White Sulphur y. o. Delaware Co, o.
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Cost ano fonuo.
60 nhom il flap Goueern.

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
We are informed that wILBOUR NJ DAVIS ofCarruel Me-
has obtained Patent dated March b. 1850 for WirsGsuze
Tp as an alleg Improvement upon GEORGE A MrcHsLLs
Tin for the proteeoa Of the Of Boots Shoes for which
Letters ted TO said MITCHELL Jan s. 1885, and
rei-sned Dec. !, % 1900.
An Tina mad. uld aid DAyISS Patent infringe upon
MIrcurILs has right TO make them
without license IRON the undersigned, Assignees Of said
MITCHELL.
That parties mgy be ed hereby give notice th7t
sha prosecute who sell rips made under the
Patent of said VII BOUR ID. DAVIS wihant hrense from
us CHASE, MCKINNEY Co.
NIIVER.-Should A. G. OLIVER observe this,
W he beeeched rite 10 his mother and will be to bis
advantage should he do Address giving Identification to
the General Office Ednbrg ~ b. TO bo left till cSedfor.
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Gummrr Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD may BIO had at the Farm
~ House OF the subscribers, application 70 CARPEN
TER, No. 18s Bleecksr-st, or BENZ CARPENTER, Glen
Cove Ii
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A FINAL OPPORTUNITY
"A TO PURCHASE RICH AND NEW MANTSLLAS,
AT ~ 10 80 per cent
Below cost Of Importaticr-
For fourteen days logger only,
THE IMMENSE WHOLESALE STOCK OF
BULPIE, GREGSOH ELLIOTT
(ForIneIly Geo Bulpin),
No Dol Broadway,
VIII be on sale ct Retail.
As total clearance must be n sde
Previous to the commencement OF wholesale trade
Of the approaching Fall
Extraordinary tndu. enents ere Row offered,
FOLLOWS:
zoo black LACE POINTS, at 81 so
20 biaok LACE POINTS. largo size, at 81 -.
2ss fouucsd LACE MANTlLL IS, at Sa
600 gray Mohsir and Barge Anglss BUSTERS, ct 81
100 gar MOhsit and other Suits from 30.
Also, black Sax MANTILLAS
from So each
10 ths fns.t Goods manufactured
ALL SIMILARLY CHEAP!
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Real gstate Tor 6aif.

A DESIRABLE Plot Of LOTS FOR SALE,
~ between BROADWAY and CENTRAL p RK-52 Lots
on 18th and and sh which is Of the best oppo
turilies for Investment specnlsiioa In the market
s. EDDY L CO. No 81 Lib@rtyst.
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9so. A LaAvrrr, Auot,orreE
DY GEO. A. WITT q Vo'
YIApB-sALg ROOMS No - wALKEk-ST.
soR sALh o.
SOCKS. STATIONARY. WORKS OF Akr A@
rSr (,onxisnusnts solcited Al

HENRY LrEps Auctionee-SaIe.room NO - "
ELEGANT COU NTRY RESlDENCE.-
T. HENRY II LEEDS & Co. viii sell auction on THURS
DAY June a. ct II IN the Promises, the residence OF A.
b. Ti-dwe formerly known as tho Bo'.nlia Preps'ty ~
on The road o,n Madison TO Motown. near the re
derre az Lsthrop and w n Gibbons e- Ins aecessss
The bo. through an 81 ouequarer Of mile In eng'n
shaded by forest and ornamental trees Of mature sowo @
nhe. i've walk OF great srsctiou- The house. -
,-cn, by 80 feet deep built of brick hes, BY days
work 1. two stories hh with basement and atfio nes' o.
sprrs water abundance carried Ia the atto grounds na
soney shaded enhouse and In fI .arn9i s1aeh
stocked With ,ns fui- also hne apples and dwarf OF
cbsrd The house. garden gapey icehouse carlisle %
Of and win be sold separately from the other .ac
tiore4rs st their office No % Nassau-s Dr. woofrun
Nenistown viii meet gentleman bewsen 10 a. N ana
him b- dsy before and the will BE- at home Safdiy
distance from New hour and half oy Morris ana
Essex Railroad This property gentleman Of Hieans pre-
i0uE
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A. J RLEEcKER. Auctionecr o
ESTATE of HORATIO AVERELL, at 81.
II TOWNSVILLE. n. IA J BLEE.kER, son 20
viii sell on WEDNESDAY June a. at O'clock at King.ourys
Station House ST. townsville Mon.eonery County ~ ms
above estate maps particulars Of which may DO had at the
Anctinppers Office, No. : Pinsst, Tewiork tIWSI
ITO MANUFACTU Of WOODEN
i iAiNS. kc.-wnl be sold at public suctisn on THURS
II :eth in. at III o'clock IA 90 LOT OF TOE
CHASE l. DOOLITTLE KNITTING MACH VS. ", ,v r1a
ting WOODEN Hosiery Also, the CHASE DOoLirrLh
Psrlh for tho greater portion OF the United state se
lot Of Me- hn-iy Lsbes Pzner. Shsfng H. Sale To- tsse
place st iLe Empire Works third hoor 2sths and East ye
hcre tie Mecipes be In operation until the da,
.-- Information respecting the ssove can bs obtained o.
THOMAS BARKER, on the promises
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gnsuranre Companies.
Gopartnersbip Notifies.

NOTICE is hereby given that the CO-PART-
IN NERsHIP heretofore elsng between ALPHsyS n
FROST under the firm name Of CORNWELL Go, hs
been DISSOLVED under and by yirtas Of the sseeme
which the same originally formed and that tbs underdg1
l. alone authorized to wind the affairs .ad hrm aad az
doe and owing d firm must be ped 20 him Dated Jaz
L., 1860 CHAS. W. tOhSWELk
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Aonsss to Get.

BANKING OFFICES on Brcadway.-To LEI
ID or LEASE for term years from May 1850 the CON.
iodous ROOMS occupied by the lnorte and Tradsfs
Bank No 2t5 Broadway suitable Ia all respects for Banking OF
Of HOMER MORGAN, No 3 Pine-st. t5'L)
Ty'O LET-A fine large BASEMENT, No. 81
Murrsy-st suitable for Dining ard Billiard Saloon, or any
other Light business For terms apply % No ~ MuraysL
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Justfnctfnn.
Professional Notices.

--->---~--~~~,,~~~>~-~---~~--~>~-~
A PHYSICIAN occupying a largo house, would
"A he clad TO TAKE CHARGE Of three four INyALtOS
sdes) where every attention would b. afforded Address L.
b. r.. Tribune Office.
nR. CHARLES SWEET of Lcbanan, Conn.,,
the eelabrtd bone se.er ntends be In Now York
the National Hoel entrance Ebeyr, No. 81, the fourth
every month Tuesday and Wednsday Juno rs and
~ to attend 10 Boneess and to al sOOfula and Chronic
NfARKS's ARTIFICIAL LEGS and ARMS
I'VE Long and cell Known The best and ehesp-.-Ne s'
Broadway. nesf City Hospital A a. hAaks
~ H. PLAIT, ATTORNEY AT Law, No. AZ
W. Thirdst, ST. Louis, COMMISSIONER for NEW
as snte Agency for tho Eastern and Southern State.
particular attention M be Civ 10 the prompt collection OF all
claims to lis IN ts State aud 5ouhnrn Illinois
and by esble correspondence at all points along the M'sis
sppi ard Missoun rivers above Cincinnati
KEFERExcRs: Hon Errtus Corning Albany James Hornet
ue,obsDt, M-ssTs asItin S-hs Wm ksnt, r. H. kibal,
Whiting Clark w +. oyss WA EvaIts Attorneys and
merchants; and Horace Greeley. ESQ., hew-fork City.
DROFESSIONAL.-Dr joshua. BRIDGE,
GraofenboTs Medical Institute Baildings No. 2 BOND-ST
HeYoIk Irregularities and Diseases al Women, OF de-
scrp.ior ConSunp;ion and Chronic Difficulties made
speciality and sSiuy and successfully treated ~ invatd
and comfortable time Of conhnee, be
received In the Institute Ut reasonable ch-g-s The Nsvfork
Daily News The Graefenberg Institute large four
story ed6e- Handsomely furnished, airy commcdious aud al
rsby adapted In every respect for the accommodation Of
those suffering from the above from chrouc diseases those
desiring great skill s time Of confinement and who may
with 20 svu themselves Of lie quiet and secluded qu.er The
Institute under the charge OF Dr. j. b. BRIDGE Resident
Physician gentleman thorough medical knowledge and great
practical expcenc. Particulars recording terms hc had by
addressing hio, Al No. = BoND-ST. New-Yort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-26

CFA-BATHING.-CON HALL, Long
- Branch j. open for the reception Of visitors The
and d. Railroad lands within 200 yard OF the
house inside Of two hours from foot Of Ro6nson
WOOLMAk STOKES Proprietor.
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6olss bp AnrttSH.

AUCTION EOTICE.-M. GRIFFIN q Co.
"A A,c ,on,erv-FIsssnt Household FuRNfTvRB At Pub
Ne Auctios on THIS DAY Tue-d.y a. the pdv.s rceaeoe
No AZ West lh Sth and 6thsv., sale commsao
ing oock Por further particulars see Herald o. u"
A n MHawIs Aucnonser IN.
DY BANGS. MEBWIN, e. Co., Irving B,1ic
ID Ina. Noa 81 end VI srpsdvsy near The Hssr0posf
FRIDAY EVENING June %. at Y O'clock
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of choice books In sledicine ana IN
sery Hhtory Voyages aud Travels Bioq.phy Poe,ry Au
AMI Ss oe and general Miscellaneous Lteratue naaahs
uanv scarce and yalusbls work, various subsnss, NC
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EXECUTORS SALE Of SPLENDID
T. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
RJ,eSFII, w WESTCOTT Agcti,neer. viii sell at Puoio
Auctcn the entire rich ard costly furnture Broaks fa
sDo Forte, &C. contained In the hscsss s
ia 2l,t-.t. a few doors from 1thsv.,
On WEDNEsDaY. June d at loi o'clock
made 10 order by Dixon Se'-ns ana ono
first Ell A mske, four months and ebra everything
to bo found in fashionable and costly residence including
tire. superb Psrlor SUITS la bfocads Win com
nlee eotm,nt Of elegant rosewood PaOr Cha nber Dining
ios a and Library Runturr Gsswsr. Silver, French China
Iron Safe Portfolio Heater. &c
Fvery article win be perrrnptorily cold for cash n
Tie house rent. Application " be made to Hohbh NUN
GAN No 8 Pinest
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CEA BATHING.-UNITED STATES HOTEL,
~ Long Branch NJ j. for the reception oil visitors
Persons wishing 70 epgrge rooms will please address
Is. a. SHOEMAkER, Proprietor
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CEA BATHING.
- THE PAVILION HOTEL. ROCXAWAY.
Is OPEN FOR THE SEASON -
Good Rooms Funhed Cottages be engaged ct No. "
CiiA-st, Now York. or at the Hotri -
the House meet the Long fsand Railroad cus
Jan sios- Two hours from New.Y0k
GUNNER BOARD.-Mrs. SEBRING, ut Hunt
~ ngtca L. L. accommodate two or thrse more Families
with Rooms If early application 10 made in person-b
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Boar1 dnh Rooms.

BOARDING -Geutlemen and their Wives, o
two or three Single Cenereu I've accommodated WI
pheasant BOOmS and BOARD It No. 10 Pike st., near "a
Broadway. References exchanged
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A PHYSICIAN occupying a largo house, would
"A he glad TO TAKE CHARGE Of three or four INyALTDs
(.dies where every attention would b. Afforded Address
3. r., Tribune Office.
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uALLET, DAVIS & Co.'s GRAND and
Ii SQUARE PLANOS-Lons known as the best PIANOS
made. PRATTS MELODEOSS Good SECOND-HAN
PIANOS, very low Pianos and Mclodeons to LET
T. s. BERRY, No. ass Broadway,
Marble Budiux corner Grand H.
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DIANOs and MELODEONS to RENT and for
sALE-F,e new. 7octsye Pianos beautiful and gu
peor 10 remit four second hand PAno and two do with
Koisn remit twenty nsodaons and second hand
low prices second hand 7oc.ave PiAso been
used about year pdoe 500 win be sold for SPA second
Pianos. ESQ eco s7S go. siso and els, Monthly pay
deems tuned ard repaired
HORACE WATERS, Agent Ne sss Broadway.
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KuTATNNY HOUSE.

IN n DEbAWHkH WATEB UAfs
TITS fsvprits resort 10 opcn 10 vtasors
Ths utrsr,ions besufu mcutn soen-ry dne sf na1
sure water pleasant drives and walks rowing fishing no.
The trout tshes u lie hight end large nnmb~m So
taken.
By the erection Of building the accommodations ~
nearly double Of tboss OF last year
Passengers leave NewY ork at foot Of coandtd 0csoe
q a. and arrive at the Gap Ia time Tor dinner
w BRODHEtD, Propri-tot
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MARKS ARTIFICIAL LEGS and ARMS
I'VE Long and cell known The best and ehesp-stNe eS
Broadway City Hospital A A. MARKS
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OyyIca or Tng COMMONWEALTH FiRg INSURANCE. Co,
No Wall st., New-York, yone H. ls6o.
DIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors have
DJHIs DAY declared a SEMI-AENUAL DIVIDEND Of
SIX YER CENT payable and after the I'd day Of July
~ GEO r. HAwS, SEQ
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A T MEETING Of the BOARD of DIREC-
- Tors Of the NEw-JERsEY ZINC COMPANY. hsn
VI, n dsS Of jun, 1850. SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of
6S psy.os on and atsr the I'd July merit the
Umce OF the Company, No l65 Wsshingtonst Nev.York
The rsnser Socks will be closed om the esh inst 70 tho "a
roL ~ A. H. FARIIN. Treasurer and Secretary.
MILWAUKEE and WATERFOWL RAIL-
A.. . ROAD H0Aprhs 'Ssscris:n wi purchase = pa. ps
kEE AND WATERFOWL RAILROAD COMPANY
hkIGS GREENLEAy, No. 80 Exchange plaza
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paints, Oils, &r.

ITO COAL OIL REFINERS.
Having made arrangements with the propristsu Of the
wells IN the State Of Pennsyivsnis yielding
PETROLEUM OIL,
receive their whole production prepared 10 osr shs
article the most favorable terms and In quantities 10 salt
purchasers
sCHIEFFELlN, BROTHERS L Co,
No. ITO William a
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-03-31
Correspondence of The Cecil Wing ]
Letter from Rising Sun.
RJSINc SI-N March .

Kissing Sun, March 2Jth, co.
DEAR WING Il have not for long time
seen any communication in your paper from
this vicinity. and thinking your readers might
he interested in hearing how we are getting
along here, take the liberty Of dropping You
few lines.
Business in our village is quite brisk: all
our mechanics are fully employed, and our
enterprizing merchants are thronged with
customers.
Farmers are busy with their spring work
Many have sowcd their oats. and much ground
for corn is alr ady plowed Wheat. Tor the
most part looks well and promises an album
dant yield.
The prospects Of our longcd talked Of. and
hoped for Central Railroad steadily improve
Propositions have been submitted to the board
of Directors for completing the same to the
SuS9uehanna river, so favorable as to leave no
doubt OF its success at an early period. All
that is now asked is for the citizens of Cecil
county to raise SOS goo in cash, and with the
State Appropriation, the work will be finished
to the river by April, 1861. The parties are
fully responsible, the offer bone fde and from
the known enterprs e of our people, no one
can for moment Goab. the terms will DC ac-
ceped and the grading at once commenced
From Ay)ndale to the State Line the citizens
III Pennsylvania, have accepted the terms and
operations there will be assumed by the mid
die of next month.
Politics are quiet, and the " Negro" qucs
ton below par. OCCASIONAL.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-03-31
J. T. Heaid'S Anril List,

81 Assorted Packs Of Nelson & Sons Illuminated
Views Of all Countries: with Descriptive Letter
Press.
Against Wind and Tide, by TToIlnc Lee
Great Facts; a Popular History of the most
Remarkable Inventions. by +. c. Bakcwell
Annttnl of Scientific Discovery for 1850
Ten Thousand Wonderful Things
Home Pastimcs, or Tab!eauX Nivants by j. H.
Head
AIT Recrcations; being Complete Guide to Pen
Gil Drawing, Oil Painting. &c.
Poems. by the author Of John Halifax
Andromeda and other Poems. by Chas Kingsley
SclEllelp; with Illustrations Of Character and
Cnluct. by Samuel Smiles.
Parties and their Principles. by Arthur Holmes.
The Habits of Good Society a Hind Book for
Ladies' and Gentlemen
The Students Gibbon, by VIM. Smith.
The Students Hume
The Marble Faun, or the Romance of Montcbcni,
by Nathaniel Hawthorne
Coltons General Atlas. containing la0 steel plates,
Maps and Pllns.
All choice publications of the day received as
soon us published. j. Y. llEALD,
All Market Street.
Mar 81. 1850 Wilmington, bel.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-03-31
Correspondence of The Cecil Whig.l
Letter from North East.

NORTH EAST, Mar. Goth, 60.
DEAR WING Our town is now completely
under the fish influence; nothing else is
thought of or talked about. Ex-membcrs Of
the Legislature, Ex. merchants. Exi iron men,
and Mechanics, and down TO the urchn in the
streets, have turned their whole attention TO
the all absorbing fish question. Many broken
fortunes OF past years are already repaired by
anticipation Of "A successful fishing. We hope
their most sanguine expectations may be real
lied.
This day being general moving day, will
make many changes of residence in our co,ln-
ty. AS you are, doubtless, already aware.
Alex Wilson, Esq, our representative in the
House Of Delegates, has removed to Winners
Point Kent county; his nephew, Alex Rut-
ter takes charge of his farm on Elk River. -
We might notice a great many more changes,
but our space will not permit,
Rev. Mr.. Cooper has purchased of Mr. F.
Taylor. his small farm a short distance from
our village. and may at some future period
make it his abiding place.
a number of our citizens have availcd them
selves Of the reduced fare on the Railroad. to
attend Conference now in session in Philadel.
phia.
There has been but little done BY way OF
improvement since our last communication n
A correspondent of the Democrat has SO highly
represented the stone.ware manulactort here
by figures that we all were astoniShed to see
that it outstrips all similar establishments in
our State, some three or four fold. There are
few, if any, in the U. S that equal it.
would here notice remark in the same COM
munjcaton, which says tina the reports given
by writer's generally from this place are but
partial reports Of the improvements going on,
In reply to which | would say that state
nothing but matters of fact, without exagera-
ton; prefering to be rather below the mark
than shooting so far above it.
Monday last was the day Of our Corporate
Election. The contest was between the Tar
and nnt, Tar ticket, which resulted in the
election of the following tax ticket, by large
majority: j. j. McCrLLouGu, S. A. WEST,
JonN HALEY, GEORGE CHANDLER, r. l..
THOMAS. Yours, S. 3.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-03-31
For The Cecil Wig.
Peach Trees.


Some 90 or 80 years ago, this county was
full of peach trees, bearing natural fruit, and
they seemed to flourish without any attention.
and lived to an old age They came up and
grew vigorously along fence rows, and in out
Of the way places, and there you wonld find
them loaded with excellent fruit, and for the
purpose of drying they were decidedly prefer
able to the grated fruit. Of late years they
have been neglected, and have almost disap-
pcared. The cause of the decline has been
attributed to the worms, which prey upon the
roots and thus destroy the trees but a consid-
cradle part of the decline is attributable to
neglect. Here and there you will find an old
peach tree that has escaped the destroyer, but
the reason Of its escape has not been sufii-
GENTLY inquired into. A year or two ago,
proof was taken of peach tree that was
boundary of land on Bohemia Manor, and
witness, who had been raised near by, tcsti-
fled that he had known that peach tree for 35
years. Some years ago. recolect of seeing
near spring, where an old house had for
mery been, two old peach trees of consdera-
BILE size, still living, with marks of great age.
In the demand for improved fruit of late years,
the growing Of natural peach trees has been
neglected, a peach tree will bear in three
years from planting the seed, and they are of
too much valle in every family to be neglected,
and particularly when they cost little or
nothing. and as they flourish along fence rows
will take up little room.
do not recolect that the natural fruit was
formerly killed by frost, although the winters
were quite as bard as they are now. when the
growing of the improved fruit has become so
precarous. Although the agricultural pro-
ducts of this county have greatly increased
within the last twenty years, the growing OF
fruit, except in a few localities, has greatly
declined in that period, Abundance Of good
fruit is one Of the glorics Of u country.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-03-31

NW call attention to the resolutions Of
the State Central Committee of the Constitu.
tional Union Party, printed elsewhere. 1t
was the design of the committee that mass
meetings should be held in all the counties OF
the State, on the l4th day of next month"; but
inasmuch as a convention has already been
called to meet in Elkton on the 10Th of April,
1t has been thought most advisable to desig-
nate that day for the friends of the Conslilu-
tional Union party to assemble, as it is pre-
sumed that both calls have a common pur-
pose in view.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-03-31

LATER FROM THE Rio GRANDE-TNyAsIoN
OF MEXICO BY AMERICAN TRoops. .-Nem Or
leans, March Brownsville advices of the
Odd have been received W the Arizona. Two
companies of Texas Rangers, under Capt
Ford, and two companies of federal cavalry,
under Capt. Slineman, crossed the Rio Grande
on the 10th into Mexico in search of Cortinas,
who had returned to the frontier. The troops
approached his encampment at night, drove
i'll his pickets, and took thirty prisoners, who
claimed to belong to large body of national
guards. They also searched for Corlnas the
next morning. when large Mexican force
approached, claiming the prisoners as their
rear guard. Afterwards it was ascertaned
that these forces had been watching the
Americans. that Cortinas was with them and
escaped on the first alarm. Our troops
remained encamped on the Mexican side,
above Brownsville, determined to capture
Cortinas.