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Business on a Frontier Railroad.

WE alluded the other day to the completion
OF the Union Pacific Railway Eastern Division,
to Salina, a point fifty miles west of Fort
Riley. A statement of the earnings Of the
road for the month of March is now before us,
and its facts will be of interest to those Of our
citizens who are watching the development of
this great central line, which connects so
directly with our own city The business for
the month"; we are told, was almost purely
local, the bridge over the Republican river,
near Fort Riley having been swept away, and
its rebuilding delayed by high water.
The gross earnings of the road for March
were S94, ,OO0 The working expenses for the
same time, including construction and equip
ment account were $63, 900. This shows a
very favorable comparison with the working
expenses of the oldest and best managed roads
of the East.
The report for the present month will be
still more interesting, the earnings for the
first week having been $26, 900.
This is a very favorable showing for a road
in a country so new as is that portion of Kansas
through which the main part of this road lies.
1t is of public interest, too, as showing how
rapidly the building of railroads, even upon
our extreme frontier, develops and builds up
the country through which they pass. 1t will
be but a few years until the magnificent val
leys of the Kansas, the Blue, the Republican,
the Saline and the Smoky Hill will be filled
with prosperous and enterprising settlers.
And one advantage of this great central route
over all others is the distance for which it
passes through section of country capable of
dense settlement, and so able to furnish that
great basis of profitable railway enterprises, a
rich local traffic.
The whole country has an interest not only
in the building of the Pacific Railroad, towards
which it is contributing so bountifully, but also
that the road, when built, shall be success
full and paying enterprise. The report of the
present business of the Kansas line is cheer
ing indication of growth and development in
that direction.
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THE FOREIGN DBsPAToHEs are evidently all
stock gambling cdnards. They contradict
each other hourly, and we have no way Of
deciding whether war is imminent or not.
Until files of foreign journals are received, we
can only judge by the Consols and Rents,
which, from their firmness, indicate prospects
Of an amioable settlement.
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A Curious FREAK.-The actors at the Opera
Comique, in Paris, recently indulged in a
curious freak. The "RendezvOus Bourgeois"
was performed, the men taking the wOmen's
parts, and Uice versa. CapOul sacrificed his
moustache for the nonce and looked as effe-
inmate as ever. Alphonsine assumed the
masculine attire.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-22

MExIco-AI resolutions in the Senate
looking towards Intervention in Mexican
affairs were laid on the table, that body being
opposed to the expression Of an opinion of one
branch of the Legislature without the other
and more popular branch having an Opportu-
nifty to concur or disagree.
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DURING the next month so many United
States Senators have taken berths for Europe,
that should there be necessity for special
session in July, it is probable that there would
be no quorum of that body in the country.
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SENATOR COLE favors Intervention on the part
of the United States between France and Prus-
sia. We are of the opinion that the good old
doctrine ofnon-intervention in foreign affairs,
laid down by Washington, still holds good.
Should we offer to mediate, we would deserve
the answer we would probably get-we would
be advised TO mind our own business.
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OFFICES VACANT.-Upon the adjournment of
the Senate on Saturday there remained un-
filed but one Internal Revenue Office, the
Collector of the Twelfth District, and but one
Post Office in our State that at Milton. Con-
sidering the difference in the views held by
the President and the Senate on the qualifca-
tions for nominees, we think the result both
surprising and gratifying. Probably the
kindly views entertained by the Senate in
regard to certain nominations were from a
desire to get the session to an end and reach
their homes. Whatever the cause, the coun-
try is well pleased with the result.
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RituaIism in Court.

IT would seem that the question of Ritual
ism is about being brought to crisis in Great
Britain.
The Bishop of London has signed '1etters of
request" to DR.. LushingtOn the Dean of the
Court of Arches, charging Rev. A. H. Macko-
nOckie, incumbent of St. Albans, Holborn,
London, with four offenses:-
l. The elevation and alteration of the Holy
Elements.
2. The placing of lights on the communion
table.
3. The use of incense.
A. The use of the mixed chalice.
The Bishop of Londonis backed blythe Church
Association, and the clergy of st. Albans
by the English Church Union. Large sums
of money are contributed by the members
of these private associations. DIR. Stephens
and Mr.. Coleridge, Q. c., are retained to con-
duct the prosecution, and Sir R. Philli-
more, Queens Advocate, with DIR. Deane,
are to manage the defense. The fact that the
Bishop of London has signed "Ietters ofrequest"
to DR.. Lushington, indicates that the inferior
ecclesiastical local tribunals have waived their
jurisdiction in the matter, in order that at
once the questions may come before the Court
of Arches.
Although in this country it is impossible to
bring the question to decision before a civil
court, for the termination of the suit we look
with intense interest, as it is understood
unoficially, that should the court decide
against ritualism, the Bishops of the various
States will revoke the confirmation of the
clergy who persist in the schism, and put them
and their churches under the ban.
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TO RENT
SUMMER RESORTS.


goo REWARD LOST, ON WEDNESDAY
QpAO afternoon, April l7th a BLACK BAG CON
laiplng ladys wearing apparel. ANY person return
ing the same To c. M. GeOy, New York Hotel Walnut
street will receive the above reward. 410St$
THE GENUINE EAGLE VEIN, TIE CELE-
4 brated PRESTON, and the pure hard GREEN
WOOD S0AI Egg and Stove sent 70 al parts of the
Each OF the above articles warranted 70 give
feet satisfaction In every respect Orders received AZ
No. ia s. THIRD Street, Enporum No, 1914 w A6B 81
INGTON Avenue. a.
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A. S. ROBINsON'S First
Large Sale of MANTEL, PIER,
and OVAL MIRRORS of finest
quality of THICK WHITE
FRENCH PLATE GLASS,
Splendidly Framed, will take
place at the Art Gallery of B.
SCOTT, Jr., No. 1920 CHES-
NUT Street, on THURSDAY
MORNING, April Is, at 10
o'clock.
The Goods will be open for
examination on Monday Morn
ing, April %, as above. r., =,
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k4957 NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE CAU-
- toned against trusting any body my ac.
count from this date, without my written order.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS,
4223t Master of brig liza.
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FOR SALE.

- FOR SALE - THREE-STORY BRICK
kNi house No 500 North TWEEN PY -FItTH Street
iriov Green eight rooms, with bath. In gOOd order
In,mediaIe e possession. Price, $500
Appy 10 II. l.. HAINE5, Conveyancer,
4525L# No $50 WALNUT Street,
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hS95@ NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.-JOY
COE g. co. Agents for the "TELEeRAPH
and Newspaper Press Of the whole country, have RE
MOVED from FIFTH and CHESNUT Streets 70 No
lH s. SIXTH Street second door above WALNUT.
OFFIcEs-No. 144 s. SIXTH Street, Philadelphia;
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, New York. 7@sIp
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

[Ibr additional Special Notices sec tno Second IaOcI
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WANTS..

VXTANTED, FIVE HUNDRED RECRUITS
w Tor the U. S. Marine Corps Recruits must be
able.bodied, young. unmarried men. They will be
employed in the Government Navy-yards ana in
Ships of War to egn stations For further infor-
nation apply to
JAMES LEWIS,
Captain and Recruiting Officer,
419 fmw II No. 3ll S. FRONT street.
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R9ge BROAD STREET IMPROVEMENT
- An adjourned meeting Of BROAD STREET
RESIDENTS will be held at MECHANIC ENGINE
HOUSE. BROWN street, above Broad THIS Mon
day. EVENING, at O'Clock. Business of Inn
porlance. AMOS r. LITTLE
1tH Chairman
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f95e EASTER FAIR.-A SALE OF FANCY
BSS and Useful Articles I'm aid OF the 5EAMEN'S
MISSION, CHURCH OF THE Il REDEEMER will be
held at Washington Hail. No. IA South Third street,
above Spruce, during Easter week. from Monday
April 22d to!Saturday, 9th. Open day and evening"
Season tickets 2g cents. Admission 10 cents. TIt
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-05-11

zen. Sickics, in South Carolina, and
Gen. Griffin. IN texas. are appointing color
ed men Among the Registration officers.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

As MY WIFE ANNIE McCAf has left my bed and
~ board without cause or provocation, ali persons
forbid trusting her my account as will pay
no debts of her contracting.
April 81, Is6T-3w H. Is. McCAY
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The news from the White House is, as
usual. calculated to encourage the loyalty
and selt.respect of the country solomon
kohnstamm. convicted Of defrauding the
Government by presenting false claims, has
been in due course parloncd by the Prcsi
dent. FIX Mayor Monroe, of New Orleans.
red with the blood of Union citizens, on
whose head rests the yet unrepented crime
of the great riot, visits Andrew johnson to
ask for the removal of General Sheridan. -
Great Is the endurance and patience of the
American people.
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The cholera is announced as having
already appeared in three cities of the Unit.
cd States.
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Road Notice,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until Nav
y goth, 1867, for building q HIGHWAY BRIDGE ia
Cecil county, Md; across the Bohemia River, at
point about five miles from Chesapeake CITY
Tho bridge Il to he a Pile Bridge about twelve
hundred 0,Zp0) feet long, including u PIVOT Draw
ninety 600 feet in length. The contractor is expect
in Cash. The Engineers Plan Specifications and
't'l Of Macrtls may be sect ut the Office of the
Undersigned. from whom all necessary information
may be obtained j. II SfEE'f y
Secretary of Boho mia Bridge Company
Chesapeake City, Cecil county. Md
April 90, IsGT--5w
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Notice to Creditors,

HIS Is to 81 I'VE notice, that the subscriber OF Cecil
c"l!tty hath Obtained from the Orphans Court
OF said county. letters OF Administration ON The
personal estate of "
GEORGE MULLEN
I9tc ot said county deceased. Al persons hnyiuo
claims against TIL" said d"~rascd arc hereby y,r,.I
"a "Xhlnit III" same, with the vouchers thcrouf DIN
authenticated. ''
, ON ~ before the 4Gth day of Felruarv 1865:
thtN may Otherwise, ny las, lie excluded from all
ptheh' OF SAID estate. M persons indebted t said
cS'"i" r" Requested TO make immediate payment IT,
Ni' sur scris,vi. nHcu under my hand tii4 2ru d,;
ct April, lS67. EIIXtSETI NItiIEI '
Administrative. of George Mullcn. a"c'i
, Tcst--CnAhHGr b. CurLEt Register,
April q" loO7--tw
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AT the time of the earthquake in Mis-.
souri, and Kansas, April "A, an acre of
ground three miles south of Carthage. on
the Miami Canal, sunk ten feet. showing
that the shock extended to Ohio. The
elound sunk bodily, leaving perpendicular
wall Of ten feet or more on all sides The
canal bank was seriously endangered by the
subsistence.
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French Frames and Flowers,
Shakers. Silks, Ribbons. CRANES.

Gr"n"dinc-, White and Black Silk Net, sh}w and
Nmbrr Ornaments buttons. Gimp~ Hni i.s"Os
DRESS TRIMMINGS OF all kinds: Infants Waists
Socks shirts: Hutt, perchn and Pins; COMBS and
Collars; Ruriiling and EdrinS: Ejl and SILK Gloves
Hair Nets: Emhrnidrvi"- and .Nri,"l-; Wute rEdl
Pad and Rolls SILK and Straw Cords and ra-srl- :
-ilh ol Cloths Pins, Needles. Cotton and Tnpc,
M,s.Fartl"uiIr attention given To- "r,inrS and e.,
liberal deduction n,ad" 10 Millntr..
april Il. 1867,
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R5 In soto when he visited the shores Of Amerca
souShtlons and ariuo,isly for the Spring OF pcr.
pei..a fu.l' tia; those who batlcd tlrrein might
never gov I'D in appearance People Of orr day
haye IL pat discovered asbstiutc f)r this Infound
spring IN Rng Vegetable Ambrosia a few applica.
strong and plos'v appearance peculiar to youthful
beauty. II amy Of our readers doubt this let them
pfv hottle and be CONVINCED Of the truth OF our
. gerilon, - -
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| EAVES Port Deposit for Laplum at an; for
l. uavre dc Grace TT as An. and l31 and Pm
Leave Harrc de Grace nj the arrival of the $40
and liz Pm. trains from baltimore and IFS and
Pm. trains from Philadelphia, Between these trips
the Ferry between Port Deposit and Lapidun will he
attonlcdto. D. VANNEhIAN
April ~, lshT-2n Captain.
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Notice TO Creditors.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the subscriber
] of Cecil county, has obtained rom the Or,han&'
Court Of said county letters Of Administration on the
personal estate 0f
WILSON SIpWFLL.
late OF said county, dec Nased All persons having
cia!i- against the said deceased arc hereby warned
20 exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated.
On or before the 18th day Of March, IS6s;
Trey may otherwise, by law DO excluded from all
henoh Of said estate. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to mako Immediate paync n, to
tlie subscriber. Given under my hand, this oOtn
day OF April 1867. RACHEL eIDW ELL
Administrator Of Wilson SidWcli deceased
Te7i-chuALff b. CUTLER, REGISTER.
April - ls6I--6w
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ORPHANS COURT.

THE STATED MEETINGS of the 0rphaus Court Of
Cecil county will be held on the Second TUESDAY
In every maath EXECUTORS, Administrators and Guar
dians wanting their accounts stated will please bring In
the vouchers few days before Court
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Notice to Creditors.

HIS is e. give motto" that the subscriber. Of Cecil
] county, bath obtained from the ORPHANS Court
"i said county, letters OF Administration ON fh,
personal o>ia!. nf
WILLIAM H. AERANTs
late % said roUnty d""ra sod. All persons having
claims against lhr -Td deceased arc or, IL, ,y,,r, -
authenticated
ia "r ,"i"re ii" 1t day of April, ISIS:
They may, "ti,'r"i-n. By law. H, excluded from ali
benefit OF said estate. Nj rrr1"n- IN i,lcd To- add
c~lat" are requested /" make mmni,'. ,vffierl to-
tic subscriber Given Under my hoI,d Lii ~, f4y
al April 1867, NARY NERtV,T@
Administrators Of William ii. Ar;..Its dr,tl
I"s:-'H'LHLeH IL. tttlcr Register
Apr t., lsu1-cw
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Notice to Farmers and Others.

cAISlNG COLTS. CATTLE and HOGS The IN.
IL dersgned would respectfully give information
that he will attend 10 Altering and Spayng whom
ever called on. His long experience and skill IN the
issincss na!.e him couiilent Of Success and place
the owue, IN position to expect recovery beyond
doubt III all cases, with proper treatment
r. ST. intend to coll round In the Spring. and
again IN the Pa 81 MI. u. DENNIS,
April o. Is5I--tf Woodlavn Cecil Co. Nd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-18
STATE NEWS.


Thomas p. Adams is running as an
independent candidate for School Su-
perintendeut in Mineral county.
a writer in the MoundsvilIe National
is down on Colonel Alexander as a
candidate for the House OF Delegates.
the Colonel is running on a ticket
along with Sherrard Clemens and L
T. Gray.
There will be Union meeting at
Cameron next Tuesday evening, the
22d. Hon. Benjamin Stanton, of this
city, is among the speakers announced.
There will also be grand Union
mass meeting at Moundsville on We'd
nesday, the sd. Among the speakers
published are Mr.. Stanton, Captain
Danford, ofohio, and Mr.. Kelley, from
Washington, Pa.
Alex. Kingstone, convict, died at
the Moundsville penitentiary on the
18th inst.
Three hundred and sixty head ofhogs
crossed the river at that place from
Monroe Co., Ohio.
II. w. Rock, formerly editor of the
National, married Miss Eliza R, daugh-
ter OF Captain d. Roberts, OF Mounds
vile, on the 10th inst.
The wellsburg Demoe, at has again
changed hands. got back into the pos
session of its original proprietor, Mr..
Glass, we hear.
The Parkersburg Times records a
Union meeting under the head of
"Union love feast" Hon. J. B. Blair
made speech at 1t.
The Richie Press says that the tenn
perance cause is in a very prosperous
condition in this State.
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY
FRE.CH REMEDY.

JUST WHAT YOU WANT LADlkS-Dr.
F. Y. DePelrlot's Female Periodical Pills
These Pills are unfaiIing in the cure OF those
peculiar and dangerous diseases to which all
females are subject, are offered with the de-
sire OF relieving the many who are always
suffering, acting as n mild and gentle slim
have most happy influence on both mind
and body. They are guaranteed 10 relieve
ali cases OF nervousness, headache, vertigo
aud hygteria when the directions sre follow
ed strictly. They are tnfRilible In correcting
all menstrual irreg nlRrities, being particular
Iy for Such diseases.
CAUTIoS-They should not be taken dur
ing the INT three months OF pregnancy, as
they will produce miscarriage. All other
times they are safe.
PTice-Sl, can be forwarded by mail by en-
closing the price and six stamps TO 9. "a. ODD
BERT, end Stone Bridge, or LAUGHLIS,
SMITH & CO., General agents. Iaugl2
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Thlsgrelt medicine cured Dr., j, II. SchencK,
the Proprietor, OF Pulmonary Consumption,
when It had assumed its most formidable as
pect, and when speedy death appeared to
his case incurnble, when he commenced the
use OF this simple but powerful remedy. His
health was restored in a very short time, and
no return OF the disease has been npprehend-
ed, for all the systems quickly disappeared,
and his present weight Is more than two hum
dred pounds
Since his recovery, he has devoted his at
tention exclusively 10 the cure OF Consump.
ton and the diseases which are usually conn
plicated with IL, and the cures effected by his
truly wonderful. DIR. Schenck makes profess
siOnni visits TO several of the larger cities
weekly, where he has large cOncourse Of
patients, and 1t Is truly astonishing TO see
Of their carriages, and in few months,
healthy, robust persons. DR. SOHENCKS
PULMOSIC SYRUP, SEAwEED TONIC,
and MANDRAKE PILLS are generally all
required in curing Consumption. Full direc-
tons accom- pany each, so that any one can
take them without seeing DR.. Scheuck, but
when IL Il convenient IL is best to see him.
He gives advice free, but for a thorough ex.
animation with his Resplrometer his fee Is
three dollars
please observe, when purchasing, that the
two likeneSSes of the DoctOr-One when in
the last stage OF Consumption, and the other
as he now is, in perfect health-Rre on the
Government stamp
81 50 per bottle, or 81 50 the half dozen. Let
tens for advice should always be Objected to
DR.. Schenck'S Principal Office, Is North 9Th
street, Philadelphia, Pa General Wholesale
Agents DemRs Barnes q Co.. y. Y; $. 3.
Hance, Baltimore, Nd; John D. Park, Gin
Collins Bros st. Louis, Mo.
novl9-eodSd weamolyT -
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THE HEALING POOL,


HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS,
for YOUNG MEN, on the CRIME OF SOIL
TUDE, and the ERRORS. ABUSES and
DISEASES which destroy the manly powers
and create impediments to MARRIAGE,
with sure means OF relief Sent in sealed en-
veIopeS, free OF charge. Address, DR.. ].
SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Associa-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa.
sept2ieo 3mdGw.
wHEAToN's OINTMENT Will cure the
Itch.
wHEAToN's OINTMENT will cure Salt
Rheum.
wHEAToN's OINTMENT cures old sores.
wHEAToS's OINTMENT cures all Dis
eases OF the Skin.
Price 50 cents; by mail 80 cents. An Drug
gists sell II.
WEEKS & POTTER, Boston, ProPrietOn.
Iepl6 cody
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FRANCE is steadily preparing for war.
Gunboats. iron-clads, cannon, Chasse-
pot rifles, uniforms, supplies, and
everything necessary for hostile move
ments are being gathered into the
French storehouses. The Emperor and
his ministers, however, still talk in
studied language of the blessings Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-18

JNo. E. sIssON. Esq, of this county,
sold IL ewes and bucks to David Hager
and samuel Anderson, of Lancaster,
Ohio, at an average of thirty dollars
and upwards head. Two of the ewes
were this years lambs, and brought
500 each. The stock were shipped
yesterday from this city.
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Coz. JOHN ELY, of the 2Ist, Veteran
Reserve corps, who succeeded Colonel
Darr as Provost Marshal here, has
been mustered out OF service and hon
orably discharged. Since serving in
West Virginia he has been on duty in
New Jersey and Kentucky.