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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-10-09
CHARLES COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB
RACES.

.NVER the Course of FRANcIs THOMPSON & Co.
W about miles from Port Tobacco, near Mid
detown, will commence on TUESDAY, the 2Sth
inst, and continue days, for the following purses
First day, purse of $500, mile heats, entrance
per cent.
Second day, a purse of $3.50, 2 mile heats, en-
trance per cent.
Third day, Projectors purse of saddle, bride
and martingale, whip and spurs, to be run for ex-
clusvcly by saddle nags, entrance 50, mile heats
1t is contemplated there will be purse of $50
mile heats, the third day, entrance added.
N. BIO person other. than a. member of the
Club shall be allowed to enter nag i'll either of the
above purses. oct. 2.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-10-09
COLLECTORS SALE.

THE subscriber will sell at public sale
l. in Port Tobacco, on TUESDAY, the All
day Of NOVEMBER next, crop Of unstrip
ped Tobacco, and one bay .Mare-Ievied or
and taken as the property Of Oswald by
son, to satisfy county levy and State taxes
for the years 1912, 1913, and 1874.
Terms, cash.
K. SUIT, Dep. Collector.
oct. 9-4t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-10-09
MI A r. RE D.

On Tuesday last, the 9TH inst, by the
Rev. PETER KRoEs, Mr.. JOHN H. BUR-
ROUGHS to Miss LOUISA A. LUCKETT,
all oc Charles county.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-10-09
which is very extensive, consisting Of

FUTI O7UCh y UOOUS,
which is very extensive, consisting Of
Knives, Razors, Scissors, Combs ofevery descrip
lion; Spoons, Looking-giasses, Pins, Jewelry Pts
tolls, Guns, Gun Caps, Pocket Books, Pens
Cologne, Hair Oil, Soap, Hooks and Eyes, Brush
es Suspenders. Umbrellas, VioIins and Strings
Jewsharps Accordeons, Flutes, &c. &c.
All OF whi.h pledge myself to sell as low, if mo-
lower, than any house in the city. Just call anc
see the goods and prices, and we know you will be
satisfied.
Please recolIect the name and number as we
are not connected with any other house in the city
CHARLES JORDAN,
No. 81, Marsh Market Space, Baltimore.
sept. lS-lm.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-10-09

IENHE undersigned most respectfully informs the
Il citizens of Charles County and the public gene
rally, that he is continuing the SADDLE and HAIR
NEss-MAKING BUSINESS, IN PORT TOBACCO, IN ALL
ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES, superintendent by Mr.. MIL
LER, who can be found at the establishment at any
time during business hours. From the acquant-
ance | have with Mr.. Miller, can most confidently
recommend him every way calculated to give
satisfaction to all who may favor me (as hope they
willy with their patronage.
?. DAVIS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-10-09

Charles County Court-D4ugust Term, 1915
ORDERED by the Court That the creditors OF
" HENRr A. ATcHERsoN, petitioner for the
benefit of the Insolvent Laws of Maryland, he and
appear before Charles County Court on the third
Monday of March next, and shcw cause, if any they
have, why the said Henry A. Atcherson shall not
have the benefit of said laws; Provided a copy OF
this order be inserted in the Port Tobacco Times
a newspaper published in Port Tobacco Charles
county, once week for three months before the
third Monday of March next.
c. DORSEY,
goth Aug. 1915.
True copy-Test: w. MITCHELL, Clerk.
sep. 25-3m.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-10-09

Charles County Court-.August Term, 1915.
ORDERED by the Court, that the creditors of
W JOHN HowARD, petitioner for the benefit of
the Insolvent Laws of Maryland, be and appear be-
fore Charles County Court on the third Monday of
March next, and shew cause, if any they have, why
the said John Howard shall not have the benefit OF
said laws; Provided copy of this order be inserted
in the Port Tobacco Times, newspaper published
in Port Tobacco, Charles county, week for
next. c. DORSEY,
30th Aug. 1916.
True copy-Test: w. MITCHELL, Clerk.
sep. 25-3m.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-10-09

CTONE wARE-Just received and for sale
- the following
Jars, Pans, Pitchers and Jugs OF all sizes.
ANDERSON & HUTTON.
je. 10
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-10-09


the quarter ending 3Oth Sept. 1945.
Adams, Mrs. Gertrude Hamelton, VIM.
Amerry, Thomas Hamelton, Alexander
IAbercrombie, Rev. J. Lee, Mrs. Elizabeth
Bruce, Samuel Lee, Mrs. Ann
Grain, Peters Moe, Miss Loretta-2
Carver, r. III. Mstead James
Diment, Mr. Merrick, Hon. w. D.
dyson, Mrs. Margaret Neae, S. Mara-2
Duly, J. H. Penn, Manuel
Diggs, Francis Penn, Miss Caroline
Diggs, John Rogers, VIM
dyson. Messrs. o. w. Rustin, Basil
Edecn, Miss Henrietta Shaw, Chandler F.
FerraIl. Leonard Stone, Miss Mary
franklin, Francis Smoot, Thomas
Freeman. John Stoddert, Miss B. M. c.
FerraIl, S. l.. Scaggs, Geo. M.
Gates, Baker Stoddad, Hon. J. i.
IGreen Miss Eliza Stohestreet, Nicholas
Granden, Rev. ]. M. Turner, A. w.
Gardiner, Thomas E. Turner, Alo.
Higdon, Mrs. Mary Thompson, COL VIM.
Hardy, Miss A. c.. Waters John
Herbert Mrs. Sarah A. Williams Jas.
Persons calling for the above-named letters will
say they are advertised, or otherwise they may no
receive them. +. DAVIS, +. III.
oct 9-3t.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-10-09
A LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Port Tobacco, for
the quarter ending 3Oth Sept. 1945.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-10-09
FANCY GOODS. FANCY GOODS!

'TNHE subscriber takes leave to inform the mer.
4 chants of this vicinity, hat he has received his
Fall Stock of Goods,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-10-09

In Charles County Court, sitting as a Court
Of Equity, august Term, 1915.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-04

NAvAL.-The new u. 5. sloop-ofwar James-
Town, Commander K. d. Cunningham, dropped
down to the Naval Anchorage yesterday aternocr.
The jamestown il intended for the flag ship OF
Commodore Skinner, on The Coast OF Africa.
The y. ). steamer Union from Pensacola, ar
,ived here yesterday morning, aud anchored Oh The
Naval Hospital. Norfolk Beacon.
Mr.. HoAR---Although we think South CaroSa
had little occasion 10 put on such uuculent airs ot
the Appearance in her State OF harmless old man,
We, il she considered her domestic peace and tran
GUILTY. at stake, she wholly justified in the
course pursued, aud Massachusetts, may as well
keep her Commissioners upon Slavery at home
The idea Of an emissary being sent ont TO test the
cOnstitutonality Of municipal regulations enacted
by State for the preservation Of her peculiar ns,i-
tutons, is about as sage and practicable as wss tie
niseion Of Sancho Papza 10 search Of his Island, or
that Of the nhabilant of the moon de lanatico de
snqaireHdo. N. y. Bee.
MELANCHOLY OccURRENcE.-On Tuesday last,
ss Harvey X, Morris, Member Of Assembly from
Sullivan County, was crossing Shawangunk Noun
tain from Bloomngburgh 10 Wurtsboro,' in d one
horse wagon, with his wife, the horse slipped and
made leap, throwing both out Mrs. Morris was
instantly killed, and Mr.. Morris seriously injured.
NArcHEz, tiiss.) December ia renconne
took place a few evenings since in W0odville, be-
tween sir. b. F. Herbert, sheriff Of Wilkuscncoun-
ty, and MIR. Penner q lawyer, which We regret 10
learn resulted in the death of of the parties r
H. MIR. Fenner acted on the defensive.
STEAMBOAT CoLLisIoS.-Tho steamboat Superb
ascending, and the Hiwassee, in descending the riy
err came in contact on the night of the Odd inst.
about o'clock, near Bayou Goula, by which acci-
dent the latter was sunk. Boat and cargo total
ioss. lN. q. Bulletin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-04
EIUSIC

DRfyATE COTTILION PARTIES attended II b Pa.
no Fore s15 N9a i'cTier,f 81 e 81 t9en, IN lI
TO TIE Et.ITE or MUSICAL TASTE ~
THE UNITED STATES.
,EAUp2-J E Rf!pW,,E {. CO from Era''i. makers OF
The improved Patan; Double md single Acton i!fip
ale At SIS Broadway. elegant assortment at loaie n
single Action i!ars The rch hniUrcy "i ioac :htn's 81
:aI, .e.aecr ~ fh and perfect mechanism Of thee Harp
rendsf teIa neqe3 aad o5l 10y them e hrs; aHa,eui
md or szun-l DairclaEe EEIJe md Inns duntfy ha
a. a.;rcteI on he pest pf:ncp'es Of tie seb'sed tratd,
with al thu modern improvements o: !.onten and Pet
Warranted 10 bear tie Of climate md nj rnronen pc-
Ham. -sp1 and for he orrS gs, fnctIon-Boohs, Mu-
ne - J. f. BROWNE. Manufacture,
No - Broadway. snI
~ I'm. No. ~, Ciiarnher.-,ileat. y !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-04
3 3 4 Oh y I 3 Z = ]aEHgI
PASIN.LES DE PAKI3.
PARIs LOZENGEs.l

fEIfI5 valuable cd and harmless medicine Tor the ptrs
of Bronchitis. hGarea5is nnl violent colds, w,N
recent of long stnnr- he nhined by Wholesale s,H
French Drug Depot 81 Game, * lIls.e y Lbsiy sire,@
original importers .f the article INTO the United States 0Ns
wholesale aud retail By itGshou & 60. 10, j. MIhau l%A
X. Ch.On, 30. and Adams Il OH,iig Broadway, ard nG
Other noted ch"msis and pa TmnceUt town and ea11
NOTlcE-,ihe above medicine hes been pirlei note,rt
rlOus names, winch purchasers are rau0ned against Y
genuine article E9 up IN green tDycs, Inscribed WIN ~
mime OF onf HOUSE ~ Pans w;h ore air in'rif;
d!6 I'm CARNES Il HASKELL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-04
NUTIC& TO tax P.4YERs.
CgspTE1LLxS's ofYIcr. ,
HlaCslyG Nuycnbe.rh. hSli I


H!oCslyG, Nuyc,rbesfsh hli
GjUR-t- ANT 70 m Ne uf the Legislature, enntsi "a,
Act relative 10 the collection Of the Cy Of R,sS
lyn a;i Tor other pG'yo>, (paSa Apn s,h ls3 Nole,
hereby sycn thsi the 'sessiEen Rolls tor taSes icy is
The Cly OF B-olyn: and that from all t1yc which ,hah
pai Ia the said Comptroller within thirty days rfon the ta
hefrIi "a edrchon OF Stree per ccpt viii be maIe; sns s
from MI fxcs winch shall be pad tier the eSplon Q, ID
.a'dthrv linvs md within SIXTY days from sSd date leu
ton two per will be matte; snd that md ae 4,
FIRST Tuesday IN January neat, yer cent VIII be a6eio
taxes then remaining Uupad gub that Ga the splu
day ci lsn!y next. the said Comptroller will deliver =,
COLLECTORS al tie City OF BrkiyH TIE 'sd isa,,ucst ROB-
together with he warrants thcneo uuusNc directing lieu
proceed with regard 10 c unpaid taxes IN the p'aaRerdr
b. iEr,.
This Comptroller would respectfully rcgucst g who n
trn avail themselves Of tho prnysonS Of the act rear
10 ~ the nhOv, notice, 10 inform him taarco Is Is
bic that their bill. mcY be readiness, ptuysati,
when they may te Prepared 20 nay fha;r tnNeS.
In compliance with resolution oi the aayots ad Counca
Cuurci NOTICE hereby further svtn that the Cornl
lsr viii receive ut i Oice IN the CITY Buildings Pk0Y
y O'CLOCK. A. NJ. Until O'CLOCK. P. b. nd
Al 80 OTHER HOURS.
Ms Ii a. NJ. MEaWIN. Compirursr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-04
j}R GOODS

j. O. T7ayInr Z Co .sohbers. 50 Cedar 81 Y Y
ESPECrFJ4L announce th1 ~ iisy ,i@T rl 1se 81
al the mos, IL. rale FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
brought 10 me kst.
j. o. r x 60 win keep M their sock during lie Writer
months and corpetc ,l;;Gent VII be lond 'sh S,.
But ptIce snf TINT The lowest N tAe street d.
n, g STANTON. Z g re.vers,Tce', Offers or sale the fol-
-. lowing desirable !GDLE$ GOODS,
SUBMISSION inesiuLn and snpe:ier bnck ii,',. anu
PLAIN. Oxford S,cel. Cadet. G'-y ana fancy mixtures
we've, p'aided and plan.
Cisf%i iR lss-Fae and lcwpricel wool and pecedyed
Blerks. Oxford rad fancy mixed. .trpe and PLAIN
BEAVER CLOTIiS-3-i and ~ Wool l,acks.
CIOTi$i'rnwDV, Olive, Green, BLACKS, wool md piece
dyed. o. various qualities.
PLAID LiNSEYSs-5-i. = superior article.
SHEEP GREY CI.UTHS-3-i, medium article
SEWING slLKs-ya'ors qualities, fine article for taio's
NANKiNs. COTTON YARN. MADRAS TIANDKER-
CHIEFS, GIEGHAAS, &c. &c &e dI
EFcCIRbY. hLDRiCH L SPENCER. q Exchange
I'VE Place, offer Tor s..a the following " o,sn '.ooLs:
% crso. Cloths, confirming Tece ye and Wool Baes Olive
and iadet O; various .i,.z.l;as.
l9 plan and inhcy striped and Paid Casslmeres
e do Srnets corthiGng Hust Bsets, Browns, U1iG!d,
Ca'Ie,, and Steel Mixed, Diamond. Ribbed ma Paid OF
VARIOUS grudes. 49,
5 cases PAN and Fancy twe-iS. diu In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-04
ACJyTOsu COATS. CLOAKs ANpCAPES-DAY

MACINTOSH COATS, CLoAKS AND,CAPES-DAY
IVA No - Maiden 1lre has received this day ul
nent OF these scasonabe light waterproof garments OF the
manufacture OF c. Macintosh < Co. England embracing Mi
MS esdu. styles and colo To Sl,
which lower than before Offered IN IBIS market
Also ,l hand and will Ice made required, from
pr,p., clis az DAYS 1sguiaetue, which stands
srSry above any Snk>. goods Be ohtaiBed tbs
,rv Every sly y Hu cualiiy OF coats. ca coakS sc. oi
the zine bIosGclois down.
,snrho Re m, p Ms,icr Lane o.
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nAE2 Ia.EAiEE

sg0N. SCEEf Hale. l-c tsc.--K E5;s.Ys, n2I:,@ :
hIfe-: ~ IL trcsry c i-r-css;nt= L, EJt.&-
MN Johnston HrtfS = Co 1s=, % 'ss4 az
z.;ar.olent OF
s;,rs=h la raj scaa-r .-ll EGsr1 I'D sable u
y.asls5 roani. Gat Glc .g---se liza A.'7rrsn d"
Nnercaa fns iq..stJ ifti.. . 20 Is isci!
zr,.ierz' Rcil lcto !. iacr
spike ROD and taor siJres o. al .izc5
II, "a Nal asa= -. Norwegian GaG ala -ioiS LES
Band s;:s .lscI lrD1 o.. ISL. &c;
Emsficcn hoo. i-a1, = ts 55s lfts-:
Gut Naila -eis AL - Xes, Eng zl -7sccs,ii Nails
CAST -tEe.. % :.cl2 s-theis q - 'aihV ~ s'
Spring seal. ~. the t..:si4i-p, ..s;;.iGsei
fs,ear S.cai: German : .5i: 81. r-'l0us s-cB.pa
/, siasg- s;ts>i. In; and ycscri qualify
-ITsricar Sytn! seal: iuA.f 49,, SuDhdi IttcS.
~ i.Smcd.a toa go Sgs2Ts - inilsied. Euhiec 10
cc..ybscS. IT-sor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-04

Al Basau Nov 90 bHgs Tim Pickering. Pratt. ard Tlaui
At Roti-fanm Novl, ship Lacon;a Porter for New York
Ar At s John Nh Dec 49, big Syria Master, NYOk;-
20;f schr Woodlands, PhlDd.
iay chr Piedmont from Lnguayra Tor NYork the Lake
loading tlistlc.
At ;abn Nov e. brig Albert. WOODBURY.. for Coos; Of AZ
Passed Srjer. Aug 18th, bark Pioneer Clnrm Baltimore
Cape May is) ior Canton. -
a. Valparaiso Oct 49, ship Helena, Benjaain from NYLFk
No OF. Ain. We sci at Rio G.andc abou, Nova
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-04

Do they want it lowerl II they want 1t higher,
let them kill off the Western Manufactures by TAX
rug Of the duty, and they will soon be gratiGed :;
for we can now barely keep even. Give the whole
business 10 Dundee and Calcutta, and they will soon
ask and get profitable prices.
Very respectfully yours.
THOMAS S. FcRAIAN.
.7geit LouiSrWe Manufacturing Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-04
ArIlEeu.
Sailed,
BIZ Emily. Sherwood. Charleston Wind ISL.


be cfr Waterloo, Pa7. from Vt Desert for v YotE an
rhned IN the Vineyara Sound 3h nit and n the STOW rr
lint pnred her caSe nnd ded upon SsgtlcEc' Ear
v,ea Size nnlung rId!sr aud ca1re' 81 20 tetn"
over her deck lsad. Next morning se was loved M" III; i
boz. ~,
Eng l.qwrence II Adam &nrthrp, tin NYors Agc W.,
wrecked on RIO C.aaGe bar about Oct aru wo1d % neai
n to;a Io.-. part o; cargo saved. dannsed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-04
nn-... EcEpINI. &C.

{. MARSH. Acrsur.aH;. 71pee:fuI'y aaaoences that
~, hs Counting Ecnu.s, M. ~ Lstl1' -sis-' -' 49,
IN ,5e - sud- II Rotka.ns Is = auchi > " Marsh.
sts.s $3.50. ~ 80 fr yrac a. tie d:f=7e1, le,1e-,
transactions Of coed uEc1RiIie house qe - 10 -
-a,s1- l. III. book. tf.-i saacsS iFttl Re -!
cr-re4t and gsith ral-us errGatir c s-'ls' 10
4lyrount equation Of payment >NellI-' -; III
In n1e coarse Of nstrse,io: peaon OF pei ca5cF -.
t-zro-na cnrnus:5Et fsonaSees sd VI 'Sl--'s '-
90 -. that rTfsrt NoG1a = teu=r; - . cEt's
,T!-,fs STiI = yVrFvtyi5A therourh Course "i pro-
-9-s7re zss1rls which val got taii u eeF Valc l'
1-r-c-gert ecr1a, 81 .y mercantile siJe 'i45 ' '-f
4; tie rooms - $. ,4.-.-,j :, -bn
-o1rs .izy sEd evening. - ---,,,,--
The erance Of i'aUhie t1-y heepins ShplAe' LIZ
A5Itic., % pc-es octave: Turs H. , ot.,.
70 Al II Snye EntrY Bookkeeping iEipFcTet 81 s'ii
tjnn isj pages octayo: prcc . cent?
81 ~ NJ III bookstores and AZ The rooms
NJ Marsh offers hI services IN olcii eio'n2' OF "fVis
y, 5oo.s . Cedar street. Up s;i-'s. SOY
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=, aE I RIB N E.

CslMlyAL SrArlsrlcs.-Threugh the po'ienes'
and attention OF Henry Yandssvocr,. ESQ TIE abb
and Intelligent Clerk Of the cour, OF ossr and 'Ies
ninsr General and Special Sessions of the City az
County Of New York, we are enabled TO presen,
our reader. the following table Of Statistics CT ihoee
several Courts for the past year:
Sfseleni Of C0rretions, -4cgpi.qls &c The Courts q
Oyer and Ternfntr, q eer2i and SPECIAL Sessens IN h
ifsr 1874;
CouET or OYER AND TGEMISEs, .....,,.,
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paa.enrers Arriveh,

IN the 81 Nicholas from HarTe-alrs M9r{ s,ons OF b as
ThGm9s C;rnre Of Kentucky: SIR Wihnn " sfushain OF
yrLers: Rev 4 Y9cog ~ Ohio: Rev >f1ns-a' .e' l.
il,e.so R.y - lake = . A,-nsceu--y - efaSe
Passengers Sailed
r. tl1 br T5z7atz r .9tzritIs-DF "oo1i shy and ser
rant, and Ar Thomas Oven.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-04

OF Water Cure.-JOEL SLEW, NJ. D.. an author
and practitioner in water cure, and editor Of The Water
Cure Journal deyotss his time practice Of the new
system applicable in all forms of disease, and for eca-
cy and safety unparalleled The treatment can be rcSored
to wherever pure he obtained Patients from dis
lance nre accommodated Tie poor advised Cra;uitously
Office Is Barclay street. OF i'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-04
SCHOOLS

r5REpARAT doARpINGl School; NH, Ni}p n
TOM. conn. - T. CHASE a; ~ - = - ~
i'm cuntiain. Fro .17-t-, ~ 80 PC; $50 ,.. 20
preparacoa for rc=e o. s- les' Aia $3.50 sr.ss
Il4 rom New Ee.. Diae n -a -. -, X;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-04
cTEnlerS. &C.

Touched nj 5, Nicholas, Cape do Verbs. Nov "a snip ATx
CofIp Hathaway Nl'edfo:d. clean: 2h snip Oiympa q,
her sieru
sid fin Valparaiso, Oct 10, bsfs La-nnge oil I1heFe u
home, under captain.
ARA. SHedford 1t inst ship Charles " Morcnn tton
Pacific Ocean, Monterey l-5 I' with u! cargo iV1 Ot 80
500 do yh oil, 10 0gg lbs bone.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-04

KS Graham, House-Ne,v Arrangement
ROSWELL. GOSS informs his friends and the public that he
has enlarged his gO.gROLN'Ci ES7,7BLfSHINE.N1,
known MS the Graham House. 70 Barcnyeo by adding To
the adjoining house, and prepared 10 accommodate tran
sen or permanent Boarcrs the most favorable terms. All
friends OF Temperance desiring Quiet home and freedom
from the fumes alcohol and tobacco invited To pnron4c
this house The Vegetable System wh the choicest selection
of traits which the market aos, will be s'rcy adhered
TO- hut table will he served for hre who prefer the ordinary
mode. or mixed diet.
* r. ~ $50 ROSWELL. GOSS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-04

Nov i. 70 30, louiCw snip Oneida, Faacr, hence for
Dec Eth Ic, 81 " lon IS g. brig Malta from BOsoa fo'
20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-04

ii5l St5Nl'
81 PpRs-t ArCE OF 40 order Of he Sr-ror.,s.,s,S-
c a.i,t = ai"ri ..a ,.S ne 70 S ~ e D. ss
tnu'e.-9 AZ sF. ccea SO - uiss-t l. l. - "a,
street r. IT, t'l.r q: S+v-Y ok o., q. 49,. no = WI
a. o' ang gea Ia;ed E,.g, Fa,s t., III a. s q 20
-. . iaN'.oi VIZ. EMERSON. E4. q .si',
spS ukOSR % ,as Hoaacaee i.icssel lTE5Ss-.. =
- iGdse 4 ~ CONT of ColauiGa Peas or H. ~ -;
EoIntY OF Merry aTs-N6:cs hereby siys, , ~ ast
lhs pTov..,oa. o, he statute s.tasIS:ng o
an fe,,-Et IL iJrs. s. 81 i,.1,hsi-rt 80 .s srsS
- fsiniHoi i-1a j. HAWKS resdep, cs re Ss.sSz;
hr 'sb;s us he -upeat IN. -AlI ,,h yss7t q
cu-1 r.: sg. "a h,n ull ' 900. M, ~. 3.
of ths ao.icr Hrj hst ;sc ..,yfDs, 81; sn, dss
by residents cf ts STATS, ,aI Tire Gsvef3 In H.. - ~
c-r 81 aas .r5psrtr ta ffe Belonging T., ct IS
John IL MSSar2
,i5i ,a,.sGl 5i:o[ney ioL i.t.ehas CtaGs,,
pY ClEE2 Of psrjsi rrztt Firs, Iadcs - -
-, - irN,,.cs = berF,y r'yee .,. i 80. N ise y
s,us Syssi he e>'ste ct Eah Croft turosfra So
Nrh--. HaueesidcHt aet;c-. due rrsSi ssi
EaI Ia - &c. rlIsl7l ~ Ihs Clte ,il7> uf lhs T, u
RS j'osS srd ths. ;se viii he 80 10y ae
rrco' a. b., ehs. unless n, ,he snd E1'st Cad, snSy ~.
dl.clt-, gLcS S.SSArens acco1rS 81 stg I. * ~
frs7s tofn tn 10; ,,u1lcctn o. this roee al ~ ss
oi my rbls due 20 Inv by r-,iee oe,S sS u,I he
tn cveTy - him -. c. h. Ct ary poc.tr a ~
S.. bsofen: ~ hnl erd The tarsr .; sar p.S M u
~ nm; 80 forbidden = leg. a:t ure rcd.a,e Ses,srIv
o5 lGTs'm Atys 10 .Nltsehas CTs.as.
- HEEiffS SAit~-lty niue IT \ wrtefis fse,, ;,
thule OF The CITY Hall. the CITY " New. York on Ssf
ne 25,h day OF Jzuary. ~ at Il o'cock NJ ALTA. s
tay March 1873. At my e Afterwards In who's S s,a
the same mas be- OF. N ard To all that certain 81 %
OF parcel OF aad part ri ne rrll e,oe whereof Wllr
Gifber; et seized. .tugied, lgmc an teng N Inc NJ,
Ward of the CITY OF New ORR, the westerly ,c OF ,,
vic between PERI anil iiEamend Streets boo,i .
follows ReEunng on the westerly line Of Grcerwl,A g.,
Aforesaid nj the sru,ieastr'!y corner of lot No % er ~
hereinafter mentioned, unln: thence Hothues,,-ly -
~ lot 81 rej land or late oi Eid Fbh thene. s
riy along SAID land . ieet thence SouihcrY along 10, N y
on ,a man Il feet inches. heGce ,ouihcs.,erly ,unS -
No = on said map g feet the Inc OF t.,rrniye e.,
thence uo5 stefy Uon. sad line y feet to the psce Of -
ginning. hc the moe ~ 'ess-hch sand premises a.
Man No ~ P,opesty ~ the Ninth Ward Of the t',v ~
Nsw.YurS leiuugnc 10 Foe cStle OF fNilnm w G.iss
dated New Nork lscemhs SS. surveyed By Thnms, ~
low NcwYof& necemher IL lS+i dl4lavswi
J. W ALLEN. Dpty Shit. WIN. JONES SSerd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-04

PaorEorIvE DurIrs.-The National Inielli-
gencer has been favored by the gentleman to
whom it was addressed, with the following copy
of letter to a Member Of Congress from the
agent of the Louisville (Ky) Manufacturing
Company:
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 80. 1874.
Dear Sir-Ssing that E proposition has beer
made in Congress TO take the duty of cotton bag
ging, gunny bugs, &c. have thought proper to
Ter TO our sales accounts and the pricesa which
it has sold thus TO show the effect OF Protective
Tariff. II may be Of some service TO you.