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EXPRESS COMPANIES.
EIr. w sszF EEEssssg1 ADAMS EXPRESS
ezaE N TzEsssSafFs@@Ss14 COMPANY.

&zssE =TEr2fH%Sf@T COMPANY.
1874 BALTIMORE STREET,
BAETEHE0RE.
FORWARD INLAND EXPRESSES
DAILY TO ALL PARTS OF THE SOUTH.
Rates of freight greatly reduced Particular at
tention paid to the collection of Drafts Notes Bills
&c Specie. Bank Notes, Bonds. &C., taken ut low
rates snd issued against all risks, when rgquired
TEE SOUTHERN EXPRESss C0SSFA%Y
For the transportation of Merchandise, ValuabIe
Packages. Specie, Bank Notes, Bonds, &c. for ali
with the
ADARIS EXPRESS COMPANY,
Have established their agency at No. lei Baltimore
street. where orders to call for goods to Do forwarded
South will receive prompt attention.
MerGhandise and valuahles delivered to
E3AssHDES EMPRESS COMPANY,
THE
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY
Will receive prompt despatch.
FOR particulars, rates OF freight, &c, apply at the
once Of the SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY,
i64 Baltimore street.
n"28-tmh3l H.B. PLANT. President.
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BILL entitled an Act to aid in the reorganization
of St. Johns College.
Whereas, The visitors and governors of St. Johns
College have had restored to them the College build
ingS and premises which have been occupied by the
Federal Government since October, eighteen hundred
and sixty-Ono, for military purposes and are about
to resume their collegiate course OfnStructiOn there
in therefore
Section l. BE ii eaactod by HE General AsseatJly Of
Naryiald, That the conditions annexed to the sever
al appropriations for the payment of the annuity of
three thousand dollars to that college contained in
the several general appropriation bills heretofore
passed be, and the hereby repealed; and the
Treasurer upon the warrant of the Comptroller, be-
and he Is hereby authorized and required to pay to
pended appropriations.
Section 2. And be Il eHdcted That the Treasurer on
the warrant Of the Comptroller be, and he is hereby
authorized and directed in addition to the sum Of
three thousand dollars now annually paid 10 the
said visitors and governors to pay to their order the
sum of twelve thousand dollars annually, on and
after the first day Of June eighteen hundred and six
ty-eight, for and during the term of five years
Section 3. and be 1t eHacted, That this act shall
take effect from the date Of its passage. mh22-1w
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IS So - REV ARRANGEMENT

go l-lfs.-4ErE
PHILADELPHIA,- WILMINGTON AND BAI.TT-
MORE RAILROAD.
On and after Monday, March 26, the trains will
leave PRESIDENT Street Depot as follows, viz:
at $50 A NJ.
Express Train for New Yorl; only Mt $50 AN.
Ito P. NJ.
Accommodation Train for IEavre dc Grace and in
termediate Stations at 4.45 P NJ
> Express Train for Philadelphia and New York at
Express Train for Now York at Sop. M.
The above Trains leave daily except Sunday
ON SUNDAYS.
For New York and Philadelphia at 8 20 P N.
For Salisbury, and intermediate points on Della
ware Railroad, take 6 35 P NJ. train and for Dover
Delaware, take the Ito z. NJ train
VIM. CRAWFORD,
!ei-t Agent.
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New York Markets.
Mr,-- w.

NE" 1OEhI Marcn u.
Hour.-The market for western and state Flour
IS less active, and all grades are lower owing
10 the decrease in gold The sales are 1900 bbls
at S6.I5gGl5 for superfne state; S! IS for extra
state; $770@S05 for for fancy state; 81. 25aT9O fJr
the low grades of western extra: So zoos 65 fer shin
ping Ohio; $S.75gll 10 for trade and family braads
and Sl2GG'6 for st. Louis extra. Canadian fgu: T.,
active, but prices irregular; the low grads
are easier. but family brands firm; sales of q,
bbS mt S.4J@jaJ Tor the low grades Of extra .smnd
5S.lG@ll6O for trade and family extras. Southa,u
Flour is in fair demand but prices have declined y,
cts s on the low and 10 cts Is on the medium grades e
country Baltimore, &c. and S9.S0g l550for trade and
family brands.
GrGit.-Tho Wheat market is inactive; common
ard medium qualities are offered on lower terms
while choice are firmly held. Barley is steady; sal
Of 5000 bushels Canada West at $l.l6 Barley Mat
is steady sales of 1900 bushels State ut 81 3id r.
Oats are Grner and in good demand the sales arc
$4,000 bushels Canadian at 52I@@5i cts unsouna
Western at 3I@42 cts; State at 535il3 cts; Jersey
ana Southern at 16a50 cts. Corn is lower and To-
active the demand is in part for export, but chiefly
unsound at G6a Is cts Western mixed at 7@73 CTS in
store and Ti@15 cts delivered; Jersey yellow at 76
or cts; Southern do at Il cts
Prori8ioHs.-The Pork market has been very fairly
active at IRREGULAR rates, closing however, with
stoadincsS and few lots to be had at inside figures.
For future delivery We note about 600 bbIs ut :2J@
25l2%, seller first ten days in April and s. 21 seller
all April The sales cash and regular, are 1850 hbls
at $3.50 for cid Mess and S2j@ .j.25 for new Mess
Bcefis steady and moderately active sales of 2g ebi
at SllWli for Old paln Moss; SlG ~ far new do /"
@I6 for old extra do and .S2OG2t for new d. Tier
BcCfi in moderate request prices rather heavy; sale
Of 200 tierccs at j for India Mess. Beef Hams mr..
dull: note small sale Of Beef Tongues Mt 33i Cat
Meats are fairly active, but prices rather Irregular
sales Of 20 packages at - cts for dry sailed shout
ders, and l7aiSIs cts for picked Hams the Latter
rate for a choice brand. Bacon is dull and hcayy;
sales of 100 boxes Cumberland cut at 81 cts an ey
IRENE price at the close. Last evening 20 bxS shor:
ribbed at l5 cts seller April Lard is very dull and
heavy. and in the absence Of any important ransac-
tions prices entirely nominal.
Coyee-Primc Rio is in fardemand, and prices arc
firm. Other kinds are dull and nominal
(drper-Amercan Ingot is lower and heavy al
and Yellow metal are also lower and dull at lie for
the former and SIC for the latter.
Cbh0H--ihe market is dull and prices are nominal
We quote as follows:
. =. Upland. Florida. Mobile. N. 0. & Tex.
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There is still considerable activity observable in
the Boston boot and shoe trade and the casual oh
server who traVaFScS Pearl street wOud be led *,
think that this trade suffers less in comparison than
any other branch of business at the present time
Appearances are very deceptive and close inquiry
shows that although quite number of buyers are in
town and fair quantity of goods e, ing of vet pur
chascrs have got matters their way, and ii is an
lmpOsSlblilty to get a profit on any line of goods
Sales now being made are mostly from commission
ing their stocks and content to make q sacrifice
rather than hold on longer.
We hear Of some sales during the past week or two
involving clear loss ofgeveral thousand dollars an,
1t Is by no means clear that those who made the lois
not right in reducing large stocks rather than
have to hold them through panic or sell at better
price for notes which might not be paid. The pros
pect is far from being bright stocks must be large
Tor the season. not because goods are being made up
but because the unexpectedly small demand has left
large manufacturers who have not sold shoe this
season, and they certainly cannot nOw without sub
hitting to large discount from the cost of goods
made up last January. demand usually springs ~,
IN April which takes oil some goods, as carly pur-
chaseTs get used up but the safest way to s0p
dUcing and be prepared for the worst.
E'itfSDurS Petroleum Market, FgarcIs ~
Lubricatng Oils-We note the following sales Of
Eureka brand 10 hbS engine oil at SIS Z gall0n 70
do Of No. at $l.25; 10 do No b at 75c and do No
at Soc.
Crude Oil was neglected yesterday; buyers came to
the conclusion to hold of. We have only one sale to
record viz; 800 bbs gravity not stated at lie pack
ages included.
Refined Oil was more inquired for: the sales for
future delivery large, viz: $50 bbs bonded i'm
mediate delivery at Philadelphia at SOC: 500 bh do
May delivery at Ace also 100 do do May delivery
ut philadelphia, at 40c.
Free oi!-Smali sales were made for retailing pur-
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NNN0T-NnW sugars are iairIy active. but prcCs arc
easier owing 10 the decline in gold and more liberal
lU3Ir. Refined are steady.
Nhtshy-The market is firm and moderately active
Sales OF l20 bbls at s.. 227 for western.
R0aI0n Zoe. ;...al sil.on Market. March %.
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rs sEas rz3ll5ssfzg97szgZl FEeEs SsfsED, FREpE.
go $ e55ZZ-s:sf1 s..5 RICKSBURG AND POT0-
MAC X. RIO TIA FELLERS GOLN9 SOU|H
TWICE DAILY, G9anooy 4. ii. Ercep,eay
The quickest and most direct route to Richmond
Va. and the South, via the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad to Washington
Potomac steamers from Sixth Street Wharf Wash
ingtOn to Aqua Creek and Richmond. Fredercks-
burg and Potomac Railroad now entirely completed
from Aqua Creek TO Richmond, Va connecting
thare with trains on the Richmond and Petersburg
and Richmond and Danvie Railroads, for Peters
burg, weldon, Wilmington, Raleigh, Greensboro
Salisbury. Charlotte and Charleston, sc.
Trains leave Camden Station at 40 i. NJ and Band
As ? NJ: connecting at Washington with steamers
leaving Sixth street wharf Sunday morning
sxeeptedl, at !; n. and 100 P. NJ and arrive in
Richmond at $50 ?. NJ. and 40 "A. NJ.
TGhO UGH TO RiCULfOND ~ TEN HOURS
FUtg Miles Shorter end 3 hours quicker than am
other Route,
Be sure and get through tickets via Aqua Creek
and Fredericksburg to Richmond at Camden Station
baltimore, and get through baggage checks.
Onnibusses and baggage wagons always in readi-
ness to Convey passengers and baggage the steam
.ers in Washington city free of charge.
A. NEEDHAM K SON
No. l42 Light street wharf
General Agents.
d,
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~ DALTE-t0NE

SAK. 5eEa 'ssE'; ,si--.-.,-.-
OFFICE No. 7 SOUTH FREDERTGtAK' s sTil IT,
Discovered in the aIeat Hospitals Of Europs
in the world for an" Of o Rs f Eas5 al fIm9SSy
Structures Affections 1i ire Kidneys and Bladder,
'Ui lJdty ''',t,s- Inp4tchcy, GENERAL Debil-
Coalisiyl Of Ideas, 3ai9t1tiun 0C the Heart Iind-
n.y. Lrell3hnS o}nnp-s Of Sjgat or 9iddiness, Dis
case o. the Head, Throat, Nose OF Skin Affections
Of tho Liver, Lungs. stomach Bovels-hose terri
bic dsordor3 arising from Solitary Habits of Youth
secret and solitary pTas,aces more ai 70 their VIC
Ulysses, 1ghtjng their most brilliant homes or an
ticiDations rendering EllgrTiags Ne. impossible.
Office No $, FREDERICK STREET. loft hand
side going from RaIu~oro street. faw doors from
the corner Fati not % observe Nano and Number.
t.Fttcrs mnSt contain s. stama. no4-tf
n. Il. 5fts5E, Of Paris, still continues his sue
cesSiut treatment Of UDE5UAPTION. Several
residents OF Baltimore n an advanced stage of tbs
disease, are now rapidly recovering and can be re-
terred to. Apply at his OFFICE, Southeast corner
Of tayette and Frederick streets Baltimore, Mary
AEs. =. - ZEE, Graduate OF Tie Medical FacuI-
81 y q TaFis 'trancc,j Aeln3er Of the Medical
elscoyer6r OF the only remedies Tor Diseases of pr-
gate character, without iiCgcary or noxious drugs
becent cases cured IN from Z to Is hours on written
guarantee. chrome, Inyctorate and CONSTITUTE nal
diseases such as have been abandoned as incura6le
are specify and perm an9nty cured The treatment
adopted ~ MN Is th2- which has the approval 0f he
most distinguished Physicians Of Paris and its uni-
yersal success IN practice Of 10 years has proved
beyond doubt that Jh5 worst cases readily Weld.
and are thoroughly removed Al once and forever from
the system especially all cases Of constitutional de-
bily; nervous diseases which soon or late turns fo
consumption, and all tho evils cntaed by certain
pGrnicOUS practices which ruin both body and mind
unGtng the victim for either basin sEul- soe;ef7
or marriage, ana TO those who suffering the evil
can low be psr{c.v re-4d 70 ntrj bab ma
giggis IN brief period by applying to whose
skill aud experience CAL be relied On 10 eorjitaa!
cr NlIrcj"sstGhGt cfJg74.
nc r7f.lI l. y-tF-
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~ ssf!..sSsassses. YORK ROAD RAEA.-
ESscSg NasE=&zz4ss.T WAY.
On and after MONDAY next, March 5th, cars viii
leave City Hall at each hour. from A. NJ to 7P NJ
except Y noon
Night car for Towsontown at II P ".
Leave Iowsontown every hour from a. NJ. to
P. NJ. except Y noon. nos
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE UNITED STATES FIRE
AND
Marine Insurance Company

OFFICE 1873 SOUTH BROADWAY,
In tgae Ranking House formerly occupied
by faie Second National Bank.
This Company insurCs tcithOm charge for P0LEcy,
Buildings, Merchandise and other Property in out
Of the city against Loss Damage by Fire for one
year or for shorter period, and assurances may be
made for seven or for less number of years. The
Company also insures Vessels and Cargoes on Inland,
Navigation and Marine Risk
Applications for Insurance or for information in
relation to the Company may be made to JAMES T.
RANDOLPH, Vice President or to
HENRY G. JONES, Secretary.
PRESENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
T.. K. Hawley. John j. Abrabams
Jas. T. randolph, Jas. G. Ramsay,
VIM. Ii. Cathcart, George A. Coleman
Charles [. Morris, Thos, Booz,
John S. Gilman, Caleb B. Hynes
mhl2-h JOHN W. RANDOLPH President.
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-; ga fEEs7z14E2iszzl1 NORTHERN
s2SI sassisi --s =-t5E CENTRAL RAILWAY
WINTER SCHEDULE,
On and after Monday. Nov 90 1855

80 ga rKzszs44zlRRizal EsSREEEEEgE
sSSI za-si ~ - CENTRAL RAILWAY.
WINTER SCHEDULE
On and after Monday. Nov. 20, 1855.
TRAINS N0BTHWARD.
Leave Baltimore 8s follows:
York Accommodation. Nc l......,........ 81. 72D H. N
MAJ $50
Parkton Accommodation, No. i....,,..,Iz.89 ;''
P PeFt 30 30 8 8,,.,,.,,...., S$9 /"
Pittsburg and Erio Express. ........ 720 "
Fittsourg and El,nir9 Express;
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
NJ. ARRIVE.
Pittsburg and Eraira Express. TG0 A. h
Farkton hcCOmGcOJ atlOn, No. Z...........,. $50 -
YORK Accommodation, No. 2......."..........l0I5 "
Parkton Accommodation, No. 4, at Bolton 4.30 i"
nt 5}G -
0rk Accommodation, No, 4.....,........... q.45 "
Mail; Fast Line and Pittsburg aud Elmira Express
will not stop between Baltimore and Parkton.
Fast Line, Mail and Accommodation trains. leave
daily except Sundays.
Pittsburg and Erie Express. leave daily except Sat
urdays.
Pitts5urg and Elmira Express leaves daily.
Mail and Accommodation Trains arrive daily ex-
cegt on Sundays.
Elrntra EXPRESS arrives daily except Mondays.
Fast Line arrives daily.
Mail Fast Line, rittshurg and Erie Express ana
Plttsburg and Einlra press, make close Dcctiou.
with the Pennsylvania Central Railroad at Harris
burg for PittshuTg, Cleveland Columbus Cincnn att
Indianapolis Chicago ST. Louis, Fort Wayne Louis
vile, Cairo, and all points in the West, Northwest
and Southwest. Mail and EXPRESS PTai1s cCnrcnt al
Elmira with the New Y ork and Eric Railroad for
ell points in Northern, Central and Western New
York.
For further information. apply at Calvert Station
j. n, DUDARRE,
General Superintendent
ED. S. YOUNG,
Hoi9-u General Passenger Agent.
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The Shoe and Leather Reporter says: The trade
with the jobbers has been about last week. and
from the same sections. With manufacturers there
has been a moderately increased demand, and a few
Of them are very busy. The spring trade is gradu
ally opening. and dealers are in the market from
Alahama. North and South Carolina. Georgia, Mis-
souri,. Kentucky, and from many of the Western
States. The city retail dealers are beginning t
make purchases of goods adapted to spring sales anC
trade is assuming more active character. Buyer
on the whole are cautious. Appearances continue
encouraging, however, for more animated trade.
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, March 24.-Flour is very dull; com.
mon - cts lower. Southern is declining sales a
$3.50 80. Common wheat 1@2 cts lower. Corr
is dull. Beef steady. Pork dull. Whisky dull am
nominal. Pork dull mess $25.1SA.
Philadelphia Markets.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2i.-Flour is dull; Ohio $
@l9; Fancy Sll@l5. Wheat quiet; red $4,000 2.3G
white $2.4OG2.70. Corn steady: yellow 69G70 cts
Oats 80 cts. Whisky dull at 81 25@25S. Gold 1861
EEGisiie Markets.
NOZZLE, ALA, March 23d.-Sales to-day OF so
bales of Cotton; sales for the week 1900 bales; 70
ceps Of the week. $500 bales; exports, 67i6 bales
stock, S0,7SS bales. Gold 1865
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Union fire Insurance Company
OF PAJTTM0R

No. 20 SECOND STREET, North Side.
This Company insures against LOSS OR DAMAGE
BY FIRE on all descriptions o. property eitherin
the city or county, for week, mgnlh or year.
suranccs made on Merchandise in bonded and stor-
age warehouses; and where the risk has Terminated,
the Premium for the unexpired time will be return
ed. JOHN COATES,
President.
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money to the Chilaraus hiI soaiey of BaItincroe'
Section ]: BE Il cllod By The Gs,eral sscaJ5y Of
H"yioid That the treasurer shall, upon thcwarront
q the Comptroller lay To the Treasurer Of the Chill
dffHs Ai4 Society Of Baltimore the sum of one
thousand dollars. ~
Section p and be It enacted, That this act shall
take cifcctfr0m tho date Gifts passage mb22-Iw
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|
heekonlng by the declared value alone, it appears
lnat the tor both years is almost exactly the
same In iS6O the above six exports were set down
at si4lo S;,t ana IN 49, at fl752 Hence the
is reduced under the principal heal to tho modest
sum ofJSst tNVOU, even if pass over the circum-
than in 1866. '
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BILL, entitled An Act to appropriate a sum of
money to the Union Orphan Asylum of Baltimore
city.
Section l. Be It enacted bp the General AssemJl Of
Mo- ptGad, That the Comptroller Of the Treasury be-
and he is hereby authorized and required to draw his
warrant on the Treasurer OF the State for the sum
Asylum of Baltimore city.
Section p And be ii caacted, That this Act shall
take effect and be in force from the date of its pas
sage. mh22-lw
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A BILL, entitled An Act to repeal section 3S of Ar
tcle Is Of the Code of Public General Laws of the
State Of Maryland, and re-enact the same with
amendments.
Section l. Be 1t enacted brittle General Assea1bly Of
NoyLuad, That section thiTtyeight of Article TWEEN
private roads be repealed and re-enacted. so as to
read as follows:
Section IS. Any owner or owners of mill, factory
diStillery, quarry lime-kn situated within one
mile of any railroad, may apply to the County Com
missioners Of the county to lay out and open pri-
Vate road from each mill, factory distierv qu4rrv
or mekiln to the most convenient place for inter
sectins such railroad; and such application the
County Commissioners shall proceed in the same
manner and with the same powers as if such appli-
cation were for private road to farm.
Section 2. Be it enacted, That this Act shall take
CnecC from the date OF Its passage InhZZ-lW
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The British Board of Trade returns for January
country. The value of British and Irish produce
shipped during the month of January, for The Iast
three years, as follows:
January 1864 $50
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COMMERCIAL.
Norfolk, June Il, 1866.
Review of the Week.

The market has been quiet during the week,
and receipts of general produce have been limited;
and with the exception of the leading articles,
of which are much wanted, sales have
been limited. Corn and Lander are especially
in demand.
Coaoa.-Rec ipts continue to fall off, and stock
on hand exceedingly limited. Notwithstanding
the rise in gold, calculated to effect all CONNER
cial values, Cotton has maintained only the prices
of last week, at which it is in fair demand. The
last news from Europe of decline in Liverpool
has neutraized the effect of the advance in gold
on the mark t. There is very little doubt but
what good cotton will command full prices in this
market, orders must be filed for manufacturers
from the small stock on hand, and we recommend
shipments 'af
COrn-The demand increases and the supply
entirely Inadequate to the wants of buyers !;
especially from the interior, orders continue to
arrive and the price has been steadily advancing,
with no prospect off decline; sales fully equal to
quotations and difficult to be obtained even at
these prices.
Sores of all kinds very much wanted at the
utmost quotations, and receipts fall far short of
the demand.
Nauoi Stores very dull and demand limited
Shingles of all kinds scarce and wanted We
would advise early shipments.
Bacon Receipts moderate and demand good
at quotations. The tendency is to further ad-
vance. .-..'' aHt
Lard scarce and wanted at quotations.
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PERSONAL. the information of his
many young friends, we will state that we
yesterday visited Mr. j. F. Rogers, youngest
son Of John Rogers, Esq, deceased, who has
been for some time confined to his room, from
the effects of severe injuries received during the
war, caused by being run over by caisson,
near Charlottesville, May 4th, 1864. The
caisson ran over the right leg of this gallant
youth. He is now in quite critical condi-
ticn; but we hope he may be in not many
days enabled to leave his bed chamber
Mr. Rogers was a member the Norfolk
Light Artillery Blues of this city and was
noted during the war for being true and
gallant soldier, ever ready to perform what
ever duty was assigned him by his superior
officers llF
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New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

New Advertisements.
The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper to which we invite the at
tention of our readers:
Deming the grocer calls the attention of house
keepers to a subject of which he has often made
mention-hs select and choice assortment.
Tarrant & Cos great English remedy, Com
pound Extract of Copaiba and Sarsaparilla. See
their circular advertisement.
God,cin q Crocker, are the Agents of Joseph
the Messrs Bilisolys business to 1862, and offer
liberal terms of settlement.
Messrs Fsrsbee, Hall d Boil, are Committee
to receive Proposals for building the Toll Bridge
across Deep Crock, in Norfolk County.