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Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-17

CONGRESSMAN Burch has our thanks for copie
of the Congressional GioJe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-17

FINALLY lIUNG.-Jacob Elyea was hung al
Stockton on the 9th, for killing McQuade. lie
protested his innocence of the murder on the
sCatfOld.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-17

OVERLAND MAIL EAsTwARD-Twenty passen
gers left San Francisco by the stage of Mafcl
Sth, and ll,2lS letters were sent
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-17

IN CoNGREss.-The Washington correspondent
of the Sacramento Union writes that Burch, of
this county, "has presented the petition Of cti-
zens of Klamath and Trinity counties praying
for n semi-monthly mail route from Weaverville
ria North Fork, Grizzly Gulch aud Rattesnake
to Summeryille, in klamath county" and that
he intends TO introduce bill for the establish
inent of such route Mr. Burch will also intro
duce bill TO authorize the Trustees of Union,
Humboldt county, to enter the town site of said
town for the use Of its occupants.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-17

The steamer of the old PACIFIC line arrived at
San Francisco on Tuesday evening. The papers
will be here Oh Monday evening.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-17

CoMNrTED-The Governor of Oregon has com
muted the sentence of Geo. NJ. Bowen, for KILN.
Chinaman, from death to Imprisonment for life
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-17

The Tehama Mills are supposed 10 have been
fired by an iucendiary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-17

TUE SonOma journal publishes the birth of two
sons to A. j. Markwell-S4 and Q pounds, and
adds, "all doing we'll" The editor means that
" Mark" is doing well, we presume.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-17

II. j. SEAMAN has large assortment OF Grass
Seeds for sale at his Drug Store The present is
an excellent time to SOW them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-17

THE Snug Restaurant is fairly started, and
the proprietor requests people who are fond o.
good living TO his house a trial
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NOTICES..
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom il
" may concern, that he undersi ened will
apply to the Commissioners of Cecil county.
at their next regular meeting after the 18Th
Gay OF June, next, to open Public Road.
connecting the Ponds Neck and Pearce,s
Neck roads, on the following route, viz :
Beginning for the same at point on the
Iohd' Neck road, near John II. Ues.ev,s
oiate, and running thence along the division
line between the lands Of John J. Henry and
George Is. Money, to Barren Point ON
Pearcc's creek; thence across said creek
ana along the division line between t,c
lands OF Mrs. j. A. Pcarce's and John Rev
bold TIL 1t intersccts the Pearce's Neck road
or ny such route as may be deemed more
advantageous to the neighborhood to be
benefited by the connection of the said two
roads. JAS. W. MORGAN,
JOHN II. HESSEY,
JOHN J. HENRY,
GEO. b. MONEY,
ANTHONY REYBOLD,
JOHN HUSFELT,
r. j. MILLWARD,
- o HENRY ROWAN,
May ~, looO--5w and others.
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Ul)e Aloriicts.
IlktOn Market.
REPORTED BY JOHN PARTRIDGE.7

lREPoRTED BY JOHN PARTRIDGE.1
ELKToN, May % 1850.
Red Wheat s1.35 to 5000, White do
sl35 to 5000, Corn, old GS, new, GS, Oats
Az, Lime, l54 cents per bushc.
BALTIMORE, May 25lh.--Good to prime
red wheat 81 40 10 81 As, prime white wheat
Sl.50 to $l.55. Corn both white and vel
low IS to IS cents. Rye 90 cents. Oats 43
to Al cents. according to quality. Flour
Howard street, Extra SG.44.
WILMINGTON, May 25th.-Wheat lao
Corn - cts; Oats 10: Flour SG.2j Sc 51.-
Clover Seed, S4.50; Timothy do, So 50.
TIE PHILADELPHIA MARKET, May 25th.-
White Wheat, Sl.50, Red do, 81 40 :;
Corn. "A cts; Oats, 43 cts. Flour, Sc 25
to $3.50.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, May 2l.-
BeefCattle--The offerings this week amounted
to about g 100 head sales at s so a $1,000
per 100 lbs, as to quality. The market
was brisk. Cows and Calves Sales of
fresh Cows, at 500 a $50; dry do. at-2Oa $50
each. Sheep-Olltrings 900 and sales at
4 80 a 5.25 per lO0lbs. Hogs about
1900 head, sales at IS 90 Il IS % pcr,lOO lbs.
II
x-5-@sRev. A Bosseman will preach in
Egs s..-aF.a the Universalist Church at Ches-
apeake City on Sunday eth inst at 1O5 o'clock.
A. NJ And at the church near Elkton at
O'Clock, Pm. Thcpublic are invited to attend.
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ALL MEDICINES SHOULD BIZ
PREPARED BY A PHYSICIAN,
Cures.

SHfSS.
:, HE Nt'flH OF Az OBSTINATE C0uGH or Com.
in The hSi rGa Egi should IF sdGfeaSSf
onco TO DR. SwprneS Compound Syrup of wild
vierr,y ar,ice which has been fairly tested
and found 10 possess healing virtues hitherto
unknown IN the history Of medicine Rely not
upon simple catchp"nny articles. which relieve for
moment. but eventually accelerate the disease
when You can obtain safe and reliable remedy
prepared by an experienced physician. whose
lahorioUS private practice of near il quarter Of
century. must satisfy all of the superior excellence
of this old established and rfned Wild Cherry
Compound, is rrparcd under the immediate care
Of Or. IL. Swnynel
Swanye's Compound Syrup of Wild
CHERRY cured Idw1rl Hanson, Germantown
Road, opposite lth1f violent Cough. great wasting
of Flesh could nostani or lay With any comfort
Works atGcorge Sweny's Pottery Ridge Road,
below Wallace
&Waync's VIII Cherry cured Valentine
Chapman. at the .ims House near Fraukford.
Philadelphia, Of one f the most aggravated cases
Of Diseased Lungs Mich has ever been placed
upon record. Ie-tfd to by Robert Glenn. stew.
ard, who purchased lie medicine for him. after
his physician h'ui gim him up as II hopeless
case and beyond the zach of N cdtine
Swayne's Wi!dNherry cured Margaret
wife Of William AlcNaner, Midtown Township
bad Cough, Blood Sp5ing. no Appetite. great
Debility was attended y three physicians, At
the tiulc of her sickness ic lived in Norris,oyn.
Pa. and purchased The ndicinc # Dr. SIelnmcr
who was our agent nj thatine lhs was in lsi7
+ ~ Prepared only by h SwlNTE & SOv. No
G,rth 9TH Street, above lnrlpt. PnlLADrLruIA.
| wAI ~ DR. Ii. II. MlAllld.L and DIR. JOS.
MAJ throughout the cout, and state.
,. lSUO-Iy
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The ATLANTIC MONTHLY for June. comes t.
us freiehted with literary excellencies. Tn,
following is the table Of contents Future
of American Raiways-Ina Fog-The hum.
ming Bird Model Lodging Houses in Boston
"A short Campaign on the Hudson The
Representatives Art-Hoba di Roma - Japan
.. number of pieces of excellent poetry, and
the continuation Of the Professors Story
L cknor & Fields, Publishers, Boston
SO per annum.
THE ECLECTIC MAGAzrNE-TheJ June num-
per OF this excellent periodica is on our tahl Z.
1T contains magnificent steel engraving. by
barain. of Count Cavour. The reading
matter is interesting and instructive: being
the very best selections Of the English itcra-
ture. w. Ii. Bldwcll, Editor and Proprietor,
New York. Terms, IS per annum.
PETERsON's LADIES NATIONAL MAGAZINE.
for June, contains an engraving ofthe Lady
Constance" colorcd fashion plates. and
various patterns useful to the ladies. G.. j.
Peterson, Pabljsher, Philadelphia. $500
per year: 3 copies for $500.
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NOTICES..
TO
Bridge Builders & Contractors.

PROPOSALS will be received bv the
Il County Commissioners of Cecil county.
to be directed to them at their office. in
ELKToN, mp to TUESDAY, the 18th day of
June, heXt, al = o'clock p. NJ, for building a
Bridge over luckwheat Run, near Israel
heyhoius on the road leading from Elkton
TO the Blue Ball, according to the following
PLAN:
TIE ABUTMENTS to be at the base 16
leet long, and feet thick Is feet long and
- lect thick at the top, and 5 feet above
ordinary wafer level; their foundations 20
De rect below ordinary water level. or
deepcf IL necessary to secure a good founda
zion.
THE WING WALLS on the North side
TO be Il feet long. and IS feet apart at the
ends; on the South sides 80 feet lone. and
70 feet apart at the ends; their foundations
TO be OF the same depth as the Abutments at
The ends next the same, and to run by stems
OF equal hight to three feet below the surface
OF me ground, at the opposite ends to be 3
feet thick at the base, their whole length.
ana 10 DC battered to feet thickness at the
top, and built in solid with the ahutr,cnts.
TIE GUARD WALLS to be of the same
length as the Wing Walls, 2 feet high and 20
inches thick; to have tastenngs built therein
for roof to pitch onwards.
Abutmcns and Wing Walls to he built of
large stone, laid in good mortar or cement,
and all the walls above ground TO he well |
pointed. The abutmcnts to be filled in. and |
roadways graded from the bridge to the road
at grade of foot in i2.
THE WOOD WORK to be on the Canal /
Plan, open: span 80 feet; width from out to |
out 10 feet. Sizes of timbers, and full |,
specifications, together with draught. TO
accompany Proposals.
The Bridge to be finished, under the
direction and control Of the County Com
msSioncrs, on OF before the first of Noyem-
Der, next.
=, Contractor to give bond, with approved
Maryland security, for faithful performance
u contract. BY Order.
}. S. CRAWFORD, Clerk
May IL, lS6O-5w. CONS. Cecil county.
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LATE SHERiFFs SALE.

INV ,;rtue of three wrts of Nendi"on' Nv
,anas one issued out OF the CWctfI.
Cnuri for Cecil county, and two issued "
Inmncl II. Purnell. one of the Justices "
thn Peace of the State Of Maryland, IN anu
for Cecil county, to me directed, VIII SCH a..
DnhI;o SaIc- at the Court House door, III
Elkton, on
Tuesdau, the 18Th day June, 1860,
al, tbe right, title, claim, interest and estate,
o. uarrv Rnnuctt in and to all those two
7 ots or Parcels of Ground, with tue I'M
,1rovnments thereon. situated and lying III
ihn town of North East, Cecil county, front
;nr on Main Street % feet, and improved "S
a - story Frame Dwelling, with other out
hniIdiurs, &c. 1t being the same 'o'S W
,,orceIs Of ground that were purchased ns
thn s,id Rcnnctt and conveyed to hin by H.
7 Thomas and wife, and Johnson and Johi
Si,npers, by deed duly ackno"ir"So", "' u,
recorded among the Land Recofu np n W
Cecil county. Also, all that Piece, farcr
mr. Tract of Land, whereon the sald beune'
now resides. situated in the 9th hlec''o'
district. (near Bacon Iiill,) on theroaa lcaa
inc from Elkton to North East, containing
As Acres, More Or Less;
,o,o the property of the said Henry Bennett
nnd taken in execution at the suits O
THOMPSON Il Rabbit, (use OF john l. De-
sterling, Assignee,) Dilwertn q pla,'1 -
and Michael Watman, and VIII DC SOU ~
Cash 10 satisfy SAID writs and COSTS.
r0Slle to commence at ~ O'Clock a. al
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
May 26, 1S60-ts. EN'o''oi'h '
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GROVER d BAKERS
NOISELESS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,


TINE undersigned. CIcrgymen of various demon
L nations, having purchased and used in OF
SEWING MACHINE" take pleasure in recon
hGn" f =. az an Ija'I ts fS"TiGhs the esse
y Of s Il :s sae ' 's ss ;snfh and s.5;
unsurpassed by any in the market. and enc While
we feel conf lent VIII give satisfaction to all wi
may purchase and use IL.
Rev W. =. STRICKLAND,
Rev. Rev: / /. b B. 7anD, Boston.
Kew. E :. p 1i RodFns. D. D.. !
Rev. W. Il SPRAGuE, d. D.. A'Jany.
Rev. j. N. CAMPBELL. D. d.
Rev. CHARLES ANDERSON,
kov. CHARLES llAN LEY.
Rev DANIEL IL TEMPLE, : AuJwn.
Rev. +. NJ. HOPKINS
Rev. WILLIAM lloSMEH.
Rev. o. IL. TIFFANY, d. D.,
Rev. G. }. BOWEN,
Rev. IONA. CROSS.
Kew. JOHN MORON, D. D., : Baltimore.
Rev. ". I. ID. GLENN,
itey. W. IL: CHAPMAN,
Kew r. ). EVANS.
heV' H. Z. GALBkAilli GommsiOrn, Md.
neV' L. DAuuiiEh l. HayncSboro, Pa.
rev Il. ~ LOoNE: " sS'mofeIdnd CO., Va.
H Hev. JOIN 10. 4; ThRISAN' {No9oA, Va.
Rev D. F. LANNEAN; Saiem, Va.
n ~ T. liANkhh; d. D.. Cboyycs,on G r.
ne ncv' =. A. 10y A.; ' '''''"' ''' w.
n nev' a, a; rpE I'm r., Sc'na Alta.
b u yoShr ~ .. Ivy iHh' SPeedreH, 8. C.
IN Ii Il
rev .. Il, MiciAoA' LnHcd, N. e.
n ~ a. - liAhhiS. Henderson NJ
Rev. Rev. n Il, a f. + R 1hiS!''
i nc W. W. ~ n W. uII.,,)
P 'U'' w W p r. r y l,T9VN; a. A. w. Genera.
i ,,. ", p r. ~ IN. =, Nj a y, NJ,
Pro , ' in,IV rG rsI pIhi'ASD' SCOTIA ~
Rc, Ep,NCISC Gp ,rz
DIV M " NI " ,I,r " "i'AlA Sccucc'u N y
i.cV. d. i. bAlhuS, - -'
prot Benz; STANTON,
Rev r. c. PRUGII Tc1,1 u
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Bridge Builders s. Contractors,

PROPOSALS. will be received by the
County Commissioners of Cecil county.
10 be directed TO them at their office in
ELKToN, up to TUESDAY, the 10Th day of
June next at . O'Clock p. NJ, for building n
Bridge over the Little Elk Creek. at The
s. Red MIL on the post road between Elk-
ton and Worth East, according to the following
PAAE:
THE ABUTMENTS to be at the base %
feet long, and g. feet thick; at the ton 10
ieet long and 4 feet thick and 9 feet high
above ord mary water level their foundations
to be not less than 5 feet below the bed of
the creek, and deeper if necessary to secure
good, solid foundation.
TIE WING WALLS to be 80 feet LONG.
ana 80 feet apart at the ends to he archrd
inward L men to the foot their foundations
10 DC OF the same depth as the abutmcn.s al
inc ehdS next the same, and to run by steps
OF equals hight 20 three feet below the sur
face of the ground at the opposite ends.
feet of the Wing Walls next the abutments
10 ne lcet thick, the balance 81 feet thick.
ana inc whole to be built to the level of the
apntments, and battered to % feet thickness
AT 'he top. All the Wing Walls to be solidlv
joined in with the abutments.
lliE GU ARD WALLS to be the same
iengti as the Wing Walls, 81 feet high, and
~ inches thick: to have iastenings built
thereih FOR roof to pitch outwards.
Inc Abntmrnts and Wing Walls to be
built OF large stone, laid in good mortar or
cement and all the walls above. or outside
OF inc ground, to be well pontG3t ,rrno,
the bridge to the road, at a grade Of foot
in II.
, TIE WOOD WORK TO be the s Burr -
" "l'''" ~" Cat, witch from ont to |
out II feet, and Is feet from string piece TO |
,qnarei to have double ribbed scgmcnts,
iouble arch and double string pieces.
Size of timbcrs, and full specifications
ogether with draught Of the Bridge to
accompany the Proposals.
me Bridge to be finished on or before ihc |
IrSt day Of November, next, under the con
rol and direction Of the County Commits |
ionCrs.
Contractor to give bond, with approved
Maryland security, for faithful performance
d contract. BY Order
j. s. CRAWFORD, Clerk
Mao 10, lSjO--Jw. CONS Cecil comfy
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SALE OF MILLINERY
AND FANCY GOODS

find Household and Kitchen FurnHufe.
ny virtue, and in pursuance of authority,
Invested in him by certain Mortgage, win
a nower of sale annexed from Mrs. Arainlh'a
Foard. deceased, the subscriber VIII on
TUESDAY, the 5h day of June neat
~ her late residence in Ellton, sell all the
millinery and FANCY STOCK and FIX
trres of the said Araminta Foard. anc also
~ ~ hcr HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
NtTTRE, consisting Of Beds, Bedsteads and
bedding, Tables, Chairs, Carpets, bureau,
Stoves, Oueensware, Glass, &c.
The Millinery and Fancy Goods and store
Figures. will on the day above named be
offered in whees or inlfqts to suit purchasers
;,e sale, but if not sQt1 at p. ;Ii o s SAL"
,o,rlock A. M of said DAY WI. no a. s" al
by J. Ne " ofTcred with the houscho'' s'''' at
pubic Sam serms of sale will be cash lor an t sun"
nanr twenty dollars, For sums will vl be sivei
d ;snnsrad by notes with approved 'H''' S'''
bearing interest II o'i' F. A. ELLIS,
Guardian of Wilmer H. f0a'''
May 18th, 166o-ts.
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NEWARK NADEMY, \
D,cf Edward ID. DfLef, f>fLhcipa

,Ils Institution has rently been placed HmaGt
wv ,i thoroughiy repairinthe commodous build
i h"w and grounds. and fling them up With new
t rsSn;, T lie will openlhe Summer Session OF
1--WE months. May 10th, 20. A..
Nv the lihernity of II Board of Trustees the
,n ny is furnished vi a Library of 1000 vol,
Academy y on Of the beco,ections of Chemical
umes, n,'a nonaras in the United States
any tsns ,fsorlnr fncitesor acquiring complete
Scientific and MathematAl education iar s"P'i''i
u The Iai"S hest Teachers vi be employed; and nc
,ohnr snored to secure d proper, moral mental
and physical training ofhe young men enras, u%
u! !ocl me o,i, address, EWARD D. PORTER,
iniorindIoh tsea IF Newark, Del
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ll-}ic0.

ELDRIDGE.-In Philadelphia, on Tuesday,
the 22no inst, GRIrFIrn NJ. ELDRiDGN,
Esq. of Sassairas Neck, IN this county, in
the 5Sth year of his age.
COUDEN.-At his residence, near Pcrryville.
on Wednesday. the 23rd inst. JOSEPH
CouprN, ESD, in the 18th year of his age
COULSON.-At her lssidence, near Harris
vile on the 18th ms. Mrs. MARGARET
CouLsoN, consort of John T. Couls
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TO C0NSUMPTIVES,
AND
NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

TNHE subscriber for several years resident of
Asia discovered while there, simple vcgeta.
pie remedy-a sure cure for CoNsu%PrIoN, ASTHMA,
BRoNcHlrls, CoUGus, COLDS, and Nervous De-
sILlTY For the benefit of Consumptires and
Nervous Sufferers, he is willing to make the same
public.
To those who desire it. he will send the Pro-
scriptlon, with full directions free of charge, also
a SAMPLE of the medicine. which thew will find
beautiful combination of Natures simple herbs -
Those desiring the Remedy can obtain it by
return mail, by addressing
J. E. CUTHBERT,
Botanic Physician
April II, 1s60-Sm
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42lorric0.

Y-REYNOLDS.-O On the 23rd
inst, by Rev. Joseph T. Brown, Mr.. A.
PALMER SuocKLEY and Miss ELIZABETH
REYNOLDS, all Of this town.
WILSON GILLESPIE.-On the 81 inst,
in Warwick, at Brides Father, by Rev D.
+. Ewcl, Mr.. AMOS WILSON and Miss
JOSEPHINE, eldest daugher Of Mr.. Samuel
Gillespie, all ofthis county.
Smyrna Times please copy.
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10 Bridge Builders & Contractors

PROPOSALS will be received by th,
County Commissioners Of Cecil county
to be directed to them at their Office. i,
ELKToN. up to TUESDAY, the 10Th dav OF
June, next, ut 2 O'Clock p NJ. for buildlny a
Dridgc over the Big Elk Creek. near Stra.
horns Mill, in the 4th District of Cecil
county, according to the following
EpEAg:
THE ABUTMENTS to be 90 feet long
ana feet thick at the base ; 10 feet long.
ana feet thick ut the top. and 10 feet high
Dove ordinary water level; their foundations
to 'e feet below the bed of the creek, and
de"l II II necessary to secure a good tounda-
ton.
THE WING WALLS 20 be Is feet long,
ana 90 leet apart at the ends their founda-
ions 10 be OF the same depth as the abut-
ments at the ends next the same, and to run
by steps of equal hight to feet below the
surface of the ground at the opposite ends.
feet OF the Wing Walls next the abutments
to be feet thick, and the balance to be 8
feet thick. The whole to be built to the
leVel OF the abntments, and battered to .
lcet thickness at the top. All Wing Walls
10 ne s0lidiy joined in with the ahntments.
TIE GUARD WALLS to be same length
as the Wing Walls, 3 feet high. and 20
inches thick to have iastenings built therein
Tor root to pitch outwards.
The Abntments and Wing Walls to be
punt OF large stone, (Which can be obtained
Tree OF cost, near the site Of the bridge y laid
IN good mortar or cement; and all the walls
ABOVE or outside Of the ground to be well
pointed. The ahutments to be filed in, and
foadways graded from the Bridge to the road.
At grade Of l foot in y.
J. THE WOOD WORK to be either on thc
er urr" or the " Canal' Plan, covered
is 80 fcetj width from out to out IG feet;
ia toIrom string pieces to square.
sn%r plani timbers, and full specifications,
ThGth draughts Of Burr and Canal
he the hrstmpany Proposals.
OIL dircctionsto be finished, on or before
cal missionersN november, next, under the
ties Contractor,trol Of the County Com
etc Maryland secu
'or of contract. bond, with approved
M J. Sfaithiul performance
tal May 10, 1860 5NOrder.
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THE TRAVELLER:
baltimore ana S.soueha,,.,,

STEAM COMPANY.
| A@y Regular Daily Line
| ghsS-sl[esna. Except Sunday for Port
Co. -,-- Deposit Hayro de 1, race
49, and Tide Water Canal
~ me Steamboat JUNIATA. Capt. Frederick
lomi:nson, leaves lower end of West Fails Avonne
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and Fanny F,on-
ing at q o'clock. Returning leaves Port D,no,it
every TUESDAY. TuURS0iY and SATiipn.y Eyon.
ing at o'clock p. NJ, and Havre de Grace nj &
O'Clock p. NJ O' d.
The steamboat LANCASTER, Can't T W To,.
lnson leaves same place every Tussn,y Tprvs-
DAY and SATURDAY Evening. at o'clocl, Re-.
turning, leaves Port Deposit every MospAy Wrn-
NEsDAY and FRIDAY Evening at 3 O'Clock. md
llavre de Grace, at O'clock p NJ
Hour ct leaving Baltimore after the LIST of Oc.o
Der. will be o'clock p "
10 Passage (berths included So cent?
Freight received daily until 5 o'clock c,rrisJ
at low rates and carefully attended to.
duplicate Receipts for Freight will DO required
Inc agent at Havre de Grace will attend to for
warding any Merchandise consigned to him for
any point on the Pennsylvania Canals or will
re-saip Freights intended for Baltimore, Philadsi
phia or elsewhere
JOS JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore.
X, ALEH. TAYLOR, Agent. IIavro de Graco.
~ TOME Agent, Port Deposit
N. B.-GraIn purchased at the highest morket
price at the Warehouse Of j. Tome & Co port
Deposit who also keep for sale Guano, plaster
Fish, Salt, Croasdae Mitchelrs Allen g.
Needless and De Burg's Phosphates. md Nav
York Bone Dust ImaT ID IssoLtr ~"
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ELKTON ACADEMY.

Frincipal-E. f. NJ. FAEHTZ, A.. NJ.
Assistant--MRs. L. +. NJ. FAEHrz, and
Miss A. i. BRoKAw.
Rates Of Tuition per Term:
LIST: CLASS.-SpelIing, Reading, Writing.
Elementary Geography, Arithmetic and
Grammar, $500
End. CLASS.-The above with Book Keen
ing, Elementary Algebra, Mensuraion.
Elementary Geometry, Nat. Philosophy,
History, Composition X Defamation s4. 50
3rd. CLASS.-Physical Geography, Chem
istry, Physiology, Nat. Theology, Astro
Monty, Mental and Moral Phlosopy, Logic,
Rhetoric, Geology, Political Economy.
Mythology, History of Literature, Evil
dences Of Christianity, and Latin, $3.50
ath. CLASS.-Survcylng, Higher Mathe
Inatics ana Greek, $3.50
Any Of the above named Branches. with
one Modern Language, French, German
or Italian, $50
With two or three mentioned, $3.50
EXTRAS.
Music on Piano or Melodeon pr term SIS. 90
Music Vocal, S1.OO
Pencil Drawing, 50 90
Coored Crayon or Painting in Water
Colors, S3.0O
Each of the two Winter Terms, to defrav
expenses Tor fuel, $3.50 |
No deduction for Iossof time, cxcept in |
cases,of protracted sickness.
July 81, lS5S-tf |
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-05-26
NOTICE

NUIIUE
. hereby given to the creditors, endorsers
~ and Surctics If Samuel Reed, that he hath
made application for the benefit OF the insol-
vent laws Of Maryland, and that the third
Wednesday, after the third Monday of July,
next, being the third day of the next July
lcrm OF the Circuit Court for Cecil county
hatil been set apart and fixed upon for the
maj hearing in his case at which time and
place, his creditors, cndorscrs and surctics
may attend and show cause, if any they have.
why final discharge shall not be granted
said debtor
w. II. RICKETTS,, Clerk
Circuit Court for Cecil county.
Mar u, lS60-3m.