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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-19
1871 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1871
L OOG CENTRAL RAILROAD. u OO4

Tie espac Of tLs E3 egral Q any 70 the coun'ry
The GREAT Snort LINE 70 THh WEST
Office 40. Aston House, clner " Fesey st.
Facies Tor ~. TRANSPORTATION OF Pasepe and NON Ia
cinrn Chicago 81 Louis 81. Psu!. nashville Memphis Nw
Orc nj, aud al IN the West herth-We5' and
South upsurpsssej for speed and comfort by
Ih.ousn fAs be West NS) ofk foot OF Court
la d l-bioruiEg Express Eyenng txptos4
SLEEPING ant smoking al the trains
Fao awtys as low and sim, quicE By any Other
route.
~ this route Feighs OF ali desert p0ns be orwartetp
END from point kaltpcds II Ohio hcsy lndisua,
l.iuci- Wlsc,gsin Iowa. Missouri, by RAILROAD D-
RECT port on tho navigate rivers oil .us west py
s,esgl from PittJur Oh -. ,
The rate. Of Freight TO ard from point Of the We b. the
T.u1yirnris Raj cd favorable nrg-d
by otLe Ia roa1 CoOp5ues Merchants aud hppor inips
ing the tansporaion their Freight 20 this Company caa rely
wi. confidence or Ia Tpsedyt'an .
ais Uonpsny uasilsns Emigysns Accommodation
Loo ~ which payt en aiEg westward enjoy obe~p and
cpmiorsle mode u coIyyaHcc At one bail ne sc rates
OF fare L. ELLIOTT ia,scr ger Agent, No Asior House
LEIGH { Co II eight agents. 1853.
80 Astor House, aud 30. Sol NIlismst
MCDONALD BisChOFF, EnaAsi spt agents,
No BaJtely place
gNoCH LEWIS, General Saet, Altoona, Pc
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IA ENRY d. HERTs, Jr., Auctioncer, will Sc
IL On TUESDAY March 49, il O'clock ss No. Ia BIos
Burning fuio, Oils, &r.

NAPTHALINE LIQUID GAS, -
lN new substitute for Burning Fladi can be u'ed In az
aid lamps aud Gss Cenea,oT vi" burn ~ per cent longer
ROSENE COMPOUND SAFETY FLUID, :,
superior BURNING FLUID, bya chemical process rendered
safe, clean, and cheap.
Get ne eessns asd bs,saye Of oil isitdi0hI ,
KEROSERE COAL OILS, ALCOHOL, CAMPHENE, and
COMMON FLUID for sale by
SAFETY FLUID COMPANY.
No 2i6 0likENWIcII-sI.. kEW-YORK.
State and County Rights for ssio.
Orders BY msil promptly hled
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GopnrtlIcrsbip Notices.

NOTICE.-The COMPREHENSIVE heretofore
~ eSi-lilg uoder ths fm nlmo Of sElBERI NEtLLEh
has been III, day dissolved, By mutual couseLt
CHARLES sfIBERT is Authorized adust and sign In Sc.
clement OF rl clsiu. due to or by ths late hrU.
CHARLES SETBERT,
ERNEST WETTLEh,
JACOH SEIhERT.
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fcsal Noiltrs.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate of
tie County NewYork notice i hereby given 20 ahpe
having aims against DANIEL FANSdAW late OF the City of
deceased present the with vouchers thereof
10 the .ubscrb.. al the Office Of l. SHlPMAN, No 1873
Wi ian street in the City of NeHYok, before 10.
twenty nth day Of July neisnated Newfofk tie 2lst
day Of January, 1901, ASA i. sHlPhAA, F,ecu,ora
laYGmIus WI EOhkESIt
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have ths dsy associ,ed ourselves In business with H
RY sFiB the late lrn Of ioeIt
Eer.Y0.k, MaIcL l9, lssL ,,o,,,, amman,
JACDE SfIBERp.
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CUPREME COUNT. ELIZABETH Nc
- PHALEN against THOMAS MCPHALBS. Summons for
Relief om not served; To the above DEFENDANT lou
hereb, and required to the COMPLAINT 10 his
action which wiz be Gd 10 bs office OF TIE Clrh OF the City
your the ad complaint the suosenbe At his
Office al No 81 Wa In thr said City OF New 1ors Within
TIVE " da evee hi. exclusive OF
the ay service and il TAIL to answer the said com
plant aOtesa H. tue planth In this action VIII
apply TO the Court Tor tho re6 demanded IA The conpaut
Dated February H. 1861. ALIEN. OstkANpEh
Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint IN this action filed IN the ONCE OF the Cerk
Of the CITY County NovYok the 18th day Of February
ld6l ALEX. O6IRANDEk, flIntlu AttoThSy'
Feb. 10 law swTus
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Cost ano founo.

7 OST-On SUNDAY, between and i2 a. M
fl between 5h aud 9Th avs, Coll and Pearl Hair
BREASrPIN The 6ode vii be suis,y rewarded reiuIp.
bs tho sane W q. DOUGLAS, SS,y4 aaldea.lay
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: Y. SUPREME COURT.-N. COLEMAN

NJ I. SUFItEML tUlhI.-N. IUIIEAIAN
PENDANT Summons fot money demand contract. Com;
not served 10 the Defendant, You hereby aud
oud 10 answer the complaint In this action which Died
In the office Of Clerk ~ tie City add County ~ New hots
at the City Hal Ia said city, the h day Of Mach next
aud to the said complaint ou the
subacrb-r hs office humber beeAmanstet In taid Cry
wi,hn ~enty days ser the service OF this
exclusive of the day OF such service shd IL you fail to
ID, said compliant withi the ue Aforesaid the plAinh Ia
tb, action viii take Judgment against yol for the som Of one
bundled AID i've doaTs With int est from the 18Th
day of March one sight hundred and any ave. besides
the costs Of this aotiln.-Daied March II, ltbl
n COLEMAN HART, flaiutifI Attorney: 49,
,narit I.u6yTTl No Bttkman.st ". Y.
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Gonses anb farms tOaiteb.

WTANTED--A Desirable COUNTRY RESI-
w DENCE within hours Of the city b rail o. water In
exchange improved property In Brooklyn Addre Box No.
So NeYoIk Pcs. Once location and description Of
properly.
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NOTICE. III. day tkeg iro coyar-erbp ny broth
e.. CIIAs sud JACOB SttBERr OF 'hc tate nl o. Ss1et,
We tl-r Co. The aud style OF the new fra VIII be
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MoTHERs.-MRs WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP Is the only thing that you ry
apou give yourself AMI relief help to your infant
MBs. wlYsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP has been the
means strsstOrng dropping spirits Of many mothers
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L,oR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE. via NEW

4 PORT spd FALL RIyFE-1IhN splendid and superior
gAy SATT G,'s I'D : is,S SrSSt sy
and tho EMPIRE STATE; Cart Blalt'n. on M9sbaY,
"WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY, O'Clock m, from Pier No.
Hereafter no rooms will be regarded secured to any spp
cant until thu hall have been paid for
Boston Ia forwarded through with great dispatch by
Express Freight 1Isn; ,-o,,u.a
u UDsON RIVER RAILROAD For ALBA
i j ny sndIb"Y, CoIfLCTIG WITH TRAINS morrill,
"'u From CIrn5ersst. From 3lstst
Express ard II m and 3:2S 7;2s I;9 H. aAd '''V 'Ad
r,"y ard .bauy with eop ios ? m Sundays iscade
Pdsnisep Sc .raa so s. a. M and 1880 and iaS
Pses .i. Ia tSsio. $50 p m. 5.55 p. IA.
sins Sieg trail $3.50 aud 4'Jn, ana f''' p III
i'''''"N '''" ''''p' A. T. sITfH, Superintendent.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD For PHTLA-
~ DELPHlA aud the SOUTH aud WEST via JEhSEY
a 10 aud aids rn Fa.e - Thscrsh cEe-s od for Gin:
cq1ai sod The West and for Washington Neg o'lesO. I'D
the South ko and through baggage checsed to Washington n
T. ". WOODRUFF Assistant suPc iaendert
c c.ed Is minutes in advanCr Of she time oflesYins
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEWER
leave Jersey c f2r PetaoG; s q. AZ s and End
eo m sid A;25 and 025 IA for Monsey at 4z' and 0iE0
p IT, ~ 0'''' : ~ < S. SEYMOUR, Superintendent.
NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY RAIL
" ROAD far AlJepy and Troy connecting with the New
Io.k Csua Rlrcad for all p'iat; West. 'osh.We,t and
SorhWe; slEo with the Norl-rb Raoad io S8ro0ga Rot
lsod burlington Pl,ebus nouses Point, osdeHsbash aud
McntFesi.
Faoa TRToyRow MAR CIR FRoN Porn sr. Station
HALF. r:lo e. IN. AID 4g5 Z.
Exp. Tram IN endl:2o p. M. l0,25
p yress Nail TIGiu ~ .
For Wi,ins5tiG, White Plains Croton Falls and I'll local
trains time table ExpIess Train leaves ALBANY every
Sunday morning. JOHN NURCHlLL, Asst srPt.
1861 iG dEs rhTf EnlRoAN 1901
GREAT DOTBLE-TRACK ROUTE
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'VHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
tween thc undenisasd under the hrm o. J. NJ. CHAM
EERLAIS Co.. 1. Lis day DlSSDLN ~ By mutual -Lsen
he sHa Of rs lat, arm will De settled ~ WHITMAN Pil
LIS who ia aoue authorized 10 lhe o. tue arm IN
lilUdsiou. tsisued) =, ,,,.,,yyo,,,D
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HENRY sEIBERT BROTHERS.
''' ''''' HENRY sEIBERT.
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Go fet.

BUSINESS ROOMS to LET,
~ st No. e6 Futon-st.. corner Ryder talley -,
fs class buildings excellent Highs che1pTent to Fesponsos
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Financial.
METROPOLITAN BANK, no, Ies BRcApwAY, }

METROPOLITAN BANK, no, le8 BRcApwAY,l
EEv.YoRK. March IL 1851.
ELECTION.-Th Annual Election for Directors
H Of the Metropolitan sos and for inspectors the next sue
ecJine eectloo viii be he'd at tine Banking House. MON
DAY lat April proJ between the bouls 81 u NJ and m
GFil. l SENEY. Casher.
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0ttan Steamers.

NOR SOUTHAMPTON and HANRE- On
il SATURDAY, Mach J)-1he United sisies hAl steamer
AnAUu ~ Line uandcs vii sai or Tier no 81 Nofth
Ri,~r f5ot q Beseht. SATURDAY. Mar 90 al noon
r. stean.hip uu1rpss.ed fog safety ard f0 has double
slsle. tlasi 6-ct iasosA BY NaisriiEht Compartment
~Lii bssde otur o., ga. tend IN the event q COLI ion
keep the pop' fee Tor worn and .eeue TIE safoiy
Of vcBol ADD passsugerG
~ SAMUEL NJ. FOX,
GEO. MACKENZIE,
Agents. No. Broadway.
Tic steamer FULTON will sail Aprll q.
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ilJcooina CARDS, 81.

At EVERDELLs, 3O2 Broadway cor, Duane
n q. WRDOISU CARDS IN elegant style, 81 low prices
Sec the Ribbon for Cards Specimens sent by msiL
A DEMAREST, No 1S2 Broadway, cor. john
N. n-WEDDIE0 CARDS, Notes, Envelope, Of latest
gtyIes Al ni prices Samples by Also, Seals Doorps'es
ATJ.H. JOHNSTON n Coz, No. $50 BOwery
~ corner Broomes Wedding and Visiting Cards Notes &c
syles very J. prices Specimens - mail ne watch
es cry silver aud slverPlsied Ware at low prices
At WM. EVERDtLLs SONS.-Wedding
N CARDS, Of the --latest styles, al No l0Neiten'st y L.
vs. TyEKpEI1, IT, HESAY EyERDEJI. FRANcIsEyEkDELL.
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price).-
Wsdding At Home and Note-PapsTs 10 Business Cards,
bluesds Portrat &c. KELLAfs No 81 Ful'cns; " Y.
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EOR KINGSTON, JAMAlCA-JAMAICA
4 AND EEw-YORk SCREW slfAM,PACkLT LINZ
C.uyils the Mall, t. ssii fJf KINGSTON, JAMAICA. on
ID. soh Of stch mouth Tho NAL seaiI.hip ZULU Cart.
Kdwld Goodwin wil ssl flr tho above pot WEDNE5
DAT March from Pisf No. 81 North River Pa &c:
First cabin, go, .scopd canin 80. third class fy3
Fot f,irh, Pls.sseaPply TO WALDEN BOOTH Agents
No g. pfo.d #
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o. QH -EXCELLENCE with ECONOMY.
~ tbbE $50 ps Tor board fuel aad wa'hing vito com
non branches oI i4weehs BRICK EUlLDiS The largest
beat arranged best Sustained Boarding. Sen mary IA the
siaie srsdoses coufss for sdie young prel%ed for
bunegs OF for college; Department fof Luds aud Misses
Jog term commences March - For Ccgis 1s rooms
atdrs Rev JOSEPH +. KING fclt EdwaId Institute N Y
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Gales BIZ auttiou.

DASIEL r. BURDBTr, AUctio0cer.
nRUG STOCK.-BURDEIT JONES d Co.
win sen THIS Toesity, March 1gth No "a Boct
Tn.s O'CLOCK the bs.ncs q the stock OF SAID store sad
ths FIturea Large Book Sale ptkG Counters Csses Oiass
n.et Plstfnrln scae ShelvInE. DraweTs. &c, &c.
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1n5trnntl0n.

TYARM BOARDTNG SCHOOL ior BQYS-N
Little FOry, Bergen County. n = Tern troa ~ 20
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THE COMPREHENSIVE helet.
undersigned undrr toe hfm Of ~
tbi, Cay DISSOLVED % mutual
lite bfn vii be settled by VIII
alonc autbonIed 10 sign tho name Of
lsisHed.j
New YORK. Msrck H. 1851.
WHITMAN PHILLIPS Will G.
FEEL business, q, be. ctofoEo, st No
West loth-st
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AiisrsIlaneone.

4 MEXICAN MASONIC AGENCY. All kindsof
~ Rasaia Jewel. Military Equipments Jewelry. &c made
TO order. BENJAMIN PHICE, No ga BroadFay, n b -
Swords made to order with Prizes Patent sword onsng
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L'OR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
Il eas ssa viii cave N.~ Yok III, lat llh and ls;
OF eel month srcep when the. dste. h SUNDAY wbos
tie Day II departure vii be tho MONDAY foll9wns tor
n.t Of Walr.u..t ~ D. H. ALLEN. AgeHt
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Iva MORTGAGE BONDS HOLDERS If the Bonds Gre mott
he'd r deciec for the sale II the Milwaukee and Horizon
Railroad IN the suit Of Robot r. LoHTey Trustee sgsut the
H. K spd Others Is about 20 he taken ana ths' g. they
would fully protect hi inpie .hey niu their nd
aid sr the equto pagers Those Gbo bGve not seoca
venent. which has been STepsied do sohy calling ~ih
their DOIds Room No. u Trinity Bu d!uss Nc ~ Broad
way Eewfos between the hours Of md thrss O'clock
FRIDAY or SATURDAY, March .? aud -, ly0i. -
j. Il. JACKSON,
OfConnss for Trustee.
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NEW-Y DIRK CONSOLIDATED STAGE
~ CONPANY lus ~ sco's # Is Company ave This day
t,rlsrei a SEMI ANN - DhlDF,,O OF fOrE a. Pr
6. nj payable Pacific IuE - I:'h inst. THO
.n,f Roo VI 10 cssI nr hat dl,r- New, York March
,H6l CAnPnGi.'., JIl, Treasurer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-02-02
Union MeetiEg-7th District,

AT a large and enthusiastic meeting with.
out distinction of parties, held at CoSgrove's
Mills, on the Goth inst, Captain Thomas r.
Silk was called to the Chair and Patrick
Farley appointed Secretary. when the :ol-
lowing resolutions were unananimously a6opt-
ed.
Resolrcd LIST That in the impending crisis
Maryland should steadily and perslstcntly
refuse to do anything by which she might be
uSheled into the vortex OF precipilate seces-
sion.
Resolred Cad, That we have many griev-
anceS to complain of on the part of the North
ern fanatics but the dissolution of the Union
would not be the best remedy, and that they
could be better rcdrcssed in the Union than
out of it.
Reso'red. 3rd, That we discountcnance
and condemn alike the extreme measures of
Northern fanatics and Southern sccedcrs, who
have thereby placed in imminent peril the
peace and safety Of our beloved country.
ResJlrcd 4h, That we cannot believe that
the people of this country are not capable of
self government and that we will not consen,
to have this Government. under which We
enjoy so many privileges destroyed, till we
are better assured than we now are, of some.
thing better in its stead, and that we will
stick to the glorious flag of our Union till
all the stars he blottcd out, but the one rep.
'csenting good old Maryland, and even then
rema in under the lone star.
Rcsolrcd 5h, That we heartily endorse
MIR. Buchanan in his determination to protect
the public property.
Re>olved 6'h, That we approve the course
OF Gov. Hicks in refusing to convene the Leg.
lslalurc, believing that it would only have the
effect to Gre ate excitement, and that We would
rather wait the sober second thought Of the
people
Resofcrd nh, That any attempt bv
Convention or other body to place MS ont of
the onion without submitting the question to
vote ol the sovereign people would be an
act OF tyranny that we can never submit to.
RcSolred SM, That we do not believe in
the right Of peaceable secession, but that
when people become oppressed to such
degree as not to be longer borne, they have
the last resort in revolution, but we cannot
think ourselves so much aggrieved as to he
obliged to resort to SO fearful and dreadful an
alternative.
Resolred oh. That we approve of the
Critfcndcn resolutions as a fair basis to settle
all difficulties between the North and the
South.
At this stage of the proceedings Mr.. John
Craig read the resolutions passed by meet.
ing at Principle Furnace on the 10Th inst.
said he cordially approved of all of them and
moved that they be endorsed By this meet
ing which was done without o dissenting
voice.
Resolred, That the proceedings of this
meeting be signed by the chairman and Sec.
and copies be sent to the Cecil papers, with
request to publish them.
TlIOS r. SILK, Oh m,
PARICK FARLEY Secretary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-02-02

PRESIDENT BUCHANAN ON THE Position OF
MARYLAND. The following letter from one
of the party of gentlemen who visited Presi-
dent Buchanan few days since. details the
precise language he used with regard to the
present position of Maryland:
10 the Editors Of The imerican:
Whilst in Washington last week, in com.
pany with two other gentlemen, called on
the President. AS We where vbont to leave
the room, one Of us asked him if he had a
word of comfort for u.s.
tie replied, :" cannot say, 7 feel better
myself; but gentlemen. the salvation of the
Union depends alone on Maryland if Mary
land secedes civil war follows Instantly"
Mr.. President. what ought Maryland to do7
The President replied" Do nothing. re-
main in the Union and all will be safe.''
Whatever doubts We previously entertained
as to the course Maryland has pursued. gave
way as We heard the President with so much
earnestness endorse the Union-loving spirit
Of our people. Having seen in one of the
Frederick papers notice Of our interview
with the President, has caused me to furnish
your readers with the exact words used by
him. ANNE ARUNprI..
January %, 1851.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-02-02
Items for The Whis.-By Macdusf.

RISING Sun, Jan. 30. 1851
-Mw Macduf IS compliments to the
Editor and printers-alias the Typographical
corps of The Wing and would say that she
is perfectly au.fat as regards the writing con
one side of the Sheet" having written enough
10 hnom the rules Of typos. We did not do so
tgnoranty, but it was owing to our having a
pencham to hold on to cvcry" red - which NAV
get into our hands which we'll illustrate
thus: postage on single sheet d" 3 reas;' on
double sheet sc n,ckeis" " Take care Of the
pence, and the pounds will take care of them
selves lis an old axiom. Nevelthe less
Wen endeayor to mind our P's and Q's here
after.
Snow fell here on 9TH day last, and our
citizens have had, and now have most glorious
slelghlng. Everybody that can raise q
"jumper" is out, and the bells uih and ,cith-
out an E, are ringing and being wrung,-one
set by the horses; the other by the Beaur.
Some Of our suburban Bellies have lust
introduced new and dirine ESQ say the
Beaux,) fashion, called the {. aymGici. -
Presenting that your thousands of reade rs
would like us to define "armRict" Wen give
1t, verbatim, ct literatim, ct punctuatim, -
as We received it thus-Armfict has its
derivation from " arms-round - to be defined
by couple in sleigh (lady and gent.) The
lady throws her arm round the gents neck
for about ahalt-minute; he returns the wiring
ing by or with kiss or re-bus. The &c arm
6ict F" was introduced hereabouts since sleigh
ing set in. Miss Macduif thinks it capital
fashion, and wouldn't mind experimenting
should an opportunity offer. Wouldn't you
Messrs. Printersf You needn't shake your
heads in the ncgatiye,--tor we know human
nature.
- On account Of lnclemency of weather
the Franklin Lyceum has postponed the
debate on the question: Is Governor Hicks
Justifiabc in not converting an Extra Session
Of the Legislature 2" until Saturday evening,
Feb'y End.
-Sam'l A. Cooper, Esq, has sold dwell
ing and store house combined, including lot
of ground, for ST ,15O. DR.. Eber Heston has
purchased the fine residence of j. A. Kirk,
for 81 $50. Ambrose Lair has rented the
store room under the Odd Fellows Hall. So
you see the 8" Sun Z" will rise.
-" Ebcnczer Race Course" originated
from the fact that there is vast common
surrounding " Ebenezer " which the up-coun-
ty b'hoys use for racing during protracted
meetings.
All the Bellies Of Tabby- Cat-Town have
been very much annoyed by the persistent
course pursued by the Beaux of" Ebcnezer,"
who follow in the wake of the girls for mile,
running, jumping and poking their elbows
under the noses of girls who " sack - them.
One of 'em slapped the great " Hedger" for
poking his I" Bill" under her bright optics.
Served him right! Do it again, Patty we'll
back you. Hence the origin of &c Ebenezer
Race Course" There, they race after Bellies.
Here our citizens race after .fores. In Dog
town they race after coons. The " Corner
kctchers . run oil the track when Lahaska
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-02-02
The Finances of MARYLAND.

We copy from the Annapolis Gazette por-
ton of its synopsis of the Report of the Comp
troler of the Treasury of Maryland for the
fiscal year ending on the Both of September,
1860. This report is ofspecial interest Just
now in consequence Of tho recent publicity
given to an erroneous statement of the cond.
ton of the Treasury of that State.
The total receipts for the fiscal year were
Sl.0lS,339 G7: which, added to the balance
in the treasury September 30th, 1859, makes
an aggregate Of 81 SCI G3OS3. Tie actual
receipts in the preceding fiscal year exceeded
those Of the year just closed by the sum of
Sl52 2l3.46 less than the sum which
accrued and was received in 1859.
The disbursements for 1860 amounted to
81 ,306 O43 .0S; exceeding the revenue which
accrued aud was received within the fiscal
year by the large sum of SAIL ,23l.SS.
The sum remaining in the treasury at the
close the fiscal year was S255 .5s7.75, sub.
ject, however. to certain charges therein
enumerated, amounting in all to 1881. $40 90,
which being deducted would leave balance
against the treasury of $29,2Gl.45. So that
If all these demands had been made on the
LIST of October, 1860, the treasury would have
been unable to meet them. Fortunately tn :
were not made, and The State has thus far
escaped such embarrassment and discredit.
The probable receipts into the treasury
during the present fiscal year are estimated
ny the Comptroller at ST, ,640.S0. But
many OF the sources ofrevcnue IRE so rreg-
ular and uncertain as to render it difficult to
form satisfactory and reliable estimate, and
OF course the receipts will be affected by the
monetary condition of the country incident
to the crisis. The probable demands upon
the treasury are estimated at S99s ,544.
The total assessed value of real and per-
sonal proyeety in the State for the year 1860
was $3.50 $50 .49S.
The Comptroller concludes with express
ing the belief that no serious apprehension
need be entertained OF the ability of the State
to meet its obligations.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-02-02
fires up. A. little more steam, Lahaska, or
you II be dstanced yeti

fires up. A little more steam, Laliaska, or
you II be distanced yet!
We heard Republican say. that &C any
man who bel'ercs in The CONSTITUTION ofthe
U. S. does NOT belierr in Cod" That foul
mouthed individual offended a huge negro
who resented by grasping the white man by
the collar, and holding him of at arms length
gave him a Tremendous horse whipping,
which he had to take without aid from some
white men, who were lockers on. Served the
fanatic right. liza few more were thus pub
licly thrashed it would benefit the country at
large.
Tho Union meeting to have been held
at the Cooper Hall, in our village, was post
poncd on account of the inclemency of the
weather to Monday evening next, (Fcb'y 4th)
at O'Clock. The Public is vitcd' to turn
out en- masse, as, being 60 border district"
the sold Sixth " wants to define her position
A number a speakers have promis d to be
present. Wen send reporter who will note
the proceedings, and we'll enclose them to
you.
FRIENDS of the Union, turn out Come in
your might, for you are the bone and sinew
Of the country. Come with yonr wagons,
banners and torches Come one! Come
all!-and let the old Sixth-evcr on the alert
show to the world that it will ever be LOYAL
to the Onion, and fight under no other fig
but the Star Spangled Banner with its stripes
and stars Este perpetua!