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exhibiting g

't'tE thEfi ~ IN 80 a .o't,.'.v- a.
] the irst time al the Apollo Rooms, ilo bfohd"ay IN
len of the monstrOu- Hydrargos Or great Sea S-fpen
bo.. length Is IL feet and weight 800 lbs being the MOI
complete skeleton OF the greste-t wonder OF me anime
-r.,fon ever discovered, now exhibiting together WIN a.
uraie paint NJ Of the Ms-ourum that "rs iound near
loul. and the gret NylotOn Soih found near hueno
A res with some Geological CurOsites from the Nest-r
entry This greatest wonder Of the Antede uvinn ""rh
r h, recently discovered by Dr. A {. koch OF Gefmans
dining geological research IN Alabama tours M eAnpi
fr,,n O'clock A. NJ to 10 r 81 Admittance p cents
-. 49, t,l nj. aus lvis'
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EDUCATION.

,IubuL. >oriCE. L-.l-u O.4.a.id-i'. CO.
= 1.e AMI Commercial -sh.D, l16 H. q b.f'.t ~.
"a. l~sv will reopen on MONDAY tn lat VI September.
WILLIAM n. LECGETT, ~ Tenihst
su19 lxi,s EMILE GUILLAUDEu, % Crosby street
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tyThe Grent Park Temperance Mass Meet

iug.-Don'f forget thar MONDAY EVENING september
l. +. fo Dee the grand commencement Of the ALL CAM
PAfGN under the auspices of the GENERAL TEMPER
ANCE cot Neil. Nrwlo expects every treioitrl Z"
dp his duty Let an the temperance hosts IL IN VI
Let once make fair demonstration 90 urcs % me rna
that POLITICAL PARTIES may respect Iht bALANNt
or POWER iu their selection Of candidates Tor once at
the ENSUING ELECTION. -
NEW WORKERS think one moment u the HUMlLlA-
TING POSITION in which You stand IN relation 60 q
rest u the state by being EXCLUDED from the aie IN
CiSE LAW
CITIZENS OF THE PROUD METROPOLIS Will YOU
submit 70 the partial legislation which tells he whole word
YOU are moi capable of self government shall RI N
FLrENCE rule The civ While Jaw and reason govern d.
country Are cipahe Of voting ou our o" gls
and n'ere,ts people earth Think % these ings
and leo the Park ou Monday evening be- >hA Or Lf-
TT RNED FACES"
Dr. 4 D. Wilson. President; D. Mcleod and 4 C. Flana-
gan Wee Presidents. {. +. Gardner and K l. Iral Sc
refaries-
Mr.srs Wm p. Dodge, Lebbeu- Chapman. Alexander
Welsh A. Ofen Geo Hal Of Brook W. snd Nathaniel Hop
per hsve been invited "a deliver addresses Ne--r- & 4
Cadv Mcdonald Powell, Macdonough and others, are m
Ved % BE- present and eulveu The exercises WIKI singing
There viii also Dee splendid Band Of music ~ siieudact
John W. Oliver. ID Csiy d. Mcleod. John Martin and
J. T. Briukerhoof. Committee Of Arrangements alS =
e Mechanics Iu~titute.-The regular M9nihiy
Meeting of he ns viii be held IN the Lecture Room,
civ Hal On tt ESDAY EVENING q insi. al o'clock
The Committee Nominations Wi report az I'M, nerilts
A. The Election vii tahr pse on the following Ilesdav
h inst AL members interested IN ne nominations are re-
Qlr.ied 20 Attend - - 'hAi 70 A'c>i,', -
{ l.. BARKIrT, Aciuary. ~.
~ &,;,,,I Masueti.m.-The Clairvoyauf u DO has
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,,ut MJ-T DELIGHTFUL or ALI IA.

fI'HE MU-T DELfGHIFt Or NH ta,r r ~
l CURslONS-A sal across ID. Hudson River 70 hono
<gs and then walk 10 n. ELfslAS FIELDS, aohy VIZ
b,.,utifI and picturesque shores Of The ace
wi, prove The easily accomplished ana aHacuVe VI
RURAL EXCURSIONS that can ne made rom nc 'iv
The Grounds presens charming rpee me trees Vcin'
T., .sf and the soil covered with nch tnrt Inc walks ar
n .xceeut order having been considerably enD-sfed N
sprng The Ferry Boats from Barclay, Canal an'
.ropt.f streets, are completely tltsd up with awning
An seats Might Boats from Hobokrn - bHcisy-sree'
ID nclnck tsrr ~ cent. 0Vl' ''-lE-.-
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~ To Landlords and Attorneys->HEsiFF'sS No
rfcF-Tte >hcrf ~ he Cry and County 81 New OK Ard
hi. D-rl---. would specially notify The Landlords ard
Aorr-v- % hi- City. iiai hey prepared ~ eosrIie
Landlords. Warrans ard -hr f0rec1-ing of Chste Mort
rns-. - III runctusfy ard despatch Application 10 ~
NAE A. The sheriff. Ofce, y p, N he G Vail
VIM JONES >hesif.
N-u-Yors. Aug. 3. i7S. snl4 Sr-is
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GARDEN.-The doors wal open a hat

n (,ARDEN.-Ihe toprs VIII open q hs
I past g. ard the performances will commence aS oclocA
Monday Evening, September ls ana during e "ets u'
r,wu open to the public every evening al 0eoTs PR
c..ly a. Concert Promenade Al o'clock precisely t
nr-hesra will play the Overture 20 La File du Regiment
The air of Good Nigh' La Polka des Salons Overture Il
(r.tsve A Dveriinente or Pot POurr lnlrrini-sion
hf an hour for promenade and refreshments. during "hc
ia0 Co.nDramas wi be- presented Ia the spectators Aei
,ich The Overture To Zsmpa La RENE de Chypre Wal1
,rI N.zourka Admission y cents
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GoSarI A NJ If Amher. College, Educated Tor me Mls
fv by tire American EdlcliOn" snd the " Mt--aennse
nptsi Education Societies of Minister'S al AndoFef Aeans
,y and Amherst College Mas. 81 wears Teacher, Tie ias
In " Y City, Of 81 Languages, Arts and Sciences each
u Six or Lessons formerly of broadway no" lrarl
no M IS Chaham-sf., will give Course Of written ana
amar Lectures more Of these brtncle- every
Monday and Tiursy Evening at y oclocs IN the Frank
lin Hal Cnsfhlu--quare . p
- THIS Fteainr. Professor Coward VIII give he "
20 against the charge of False Preiences in h- own re-
crar Siyie a. Eociion emorac,ns new res1n.-e ,lnAs
r, and others on SANDER and Reputation! ~ Admis-
I'D free. q. , .,r III L..
q JiusdfB EeHmg. Professor Coward WI, beg hs
.e ,fh plssio gnouut a. connected with Phreno0gy,
p5iogg Nc-Thr Face show the Character. guilt or I'M
nncnnc..- u Aam..-On only ccnl.. Ia1les tIre u
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Nm " SHiRLtY, Aueiicu--r.
A-orIcE tn tRO(kERN DEALERS AND

: Grcrfs-H 2 WILLkhU VI. =. y - = 20 =,
,,..t - nh,l reserve for cAsh. Trade Lots 20 so
:, ,.r hae printed P.c. to 10 inch. Dnnef.Nsrr 70
.rh 80 sets blue Tea. and Cotse-, unhsnd; 20 ~"
ei. covered snd anoover, pots. pitchers. 1ower-
pot. &C , -, ID 49,.
WEDNESDAY. Sept 81. Al 10 O'Clock, 81 iie >ss. hoom
~ g,,s,,,v "a .o.ie sae Of Inv ysusbs o. Pant
r,s n.o iar.r and general assortment Of Osbne. fsIn
mn, new and s@onc hsnf = =
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RLn,s GARDEN.-No po.lponemen, al mis- re

NIBLO'S GARDEN.-No posponemen Al ms re
tabshmeut sccOunt OF the weather, IA the oranc
Entrance from Broadway to the Saloon protected an
he New Saloon. whchis ventilated nom the Top ana snes
,u be enclosed moments notice. Doors open att FER
formance to commence ~ Monday Evening, september
Il. The Grand Opera of Les uguenots The Protestanl-
Book, of the French Opera with literal English transa
ion for sale Ticket Office. Nights Of the French Opr
ra-Monday, Wednesday. Thursday and Friday Ticket,
cents parts Of the Saloon except the fsfqee ao
Proscenu Boxes which seats can be taken during us
lv and secured for the evening, al One Dollar eah ON ny
plcaion At the Box Office from 10 l. fH'aie boAr'
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second Board.
SATrHpAY 2. ".

O.
The buoyancy of the market was sustained at the
opcuog but the ancies declined somewhat at the close
The war cloud seems TO be entirely missed.
The inquiry for Bills for the steamer to day has
been fair. bu, not very large. Sterling l0a lOl
Francs 25q5 25l.
The business Of the Reading Road for the third
week in August for the last three years has been
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BELOW
Bark Isaac Mead Brown, from savannah, also ship
unknown.
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In PRESS
REPOsITORY OF ROMANCE.

4 NlMAL CHEMISTRY with reference 10 the Ply
~ o.osy and Pathology Of Man BY Dr.. j. Franz simon
Trau. ai,d and edi'ed hs g. + Day, m : vu.s.
F.. WILEY PUTNAM, Isl Broadway
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NEW ORATORIO.

rI,HE BEAUTIFUL and effective Oraiono OF Inc sever
Seepers vi be performed at iheT sbernacle on hurs
law evening September 18Th under the direction Of
forgs Lode The Chorus will be sustained by about on
oJrt and inv performers selected with particular refer
.f're 10 their musical qualifications Mr. ii C. Tnm Wi
-. :, tb.. ,,gsu auD tss
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Books.
". Il GRAHAM'S

". q GRAEAMS
HAILY BULLETIN Os CHEAP BOOKs.-Hsrpsrs
~ Pictorial Bible. No. s.. prlce ) ets-
Tie S.rt-s IN PrEue. o- The signal Rocket, romance
Of he T irfv Year Wa price > 60.
Cecilia " Tie Whie Nln Of he Wilderness, romance
OF Love and Intrigue BY The author Of Mary Moreland Ac
price l.t c. ,-. A., -
A New Practical Plan Of Book Keeping by double In
-v DESIGNED -0 simplify ani very materially aoritSe he "a
or ei -e elieaves in Boos Keeping and The liability
mi-.ak~s bv Pau Moody. price =
The Mvs,es Of ,e laqlis.ou. parts an : pnee - cts
part
Living Age. 40. g. price -. CO.
Larfrer'- Lectures. qar p price > ca
Dow. Jr's Sh0rt Pa'enr sermons. vol j. prce > g
-rf-iie Tale bv the Az hor of Am! Herbert price ~
The h story of the Volume = Of i7s-. Price = cts
Fir sac ho.esaie au retail hv
j W n GRAHAN. Tlhnre blId.ngs.
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school will open "Wednesday, he ION OF September AZ
So a. .Na-hinsfon-P lace. where Circulars m@y be
obtained a-oAt Roe LOckwoods al Broadway. ana Shep
herds No. l9l Broadway. au-n wis
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49, OPPOsIrION FOR NEw.HA.

wv An 81 iRTroRD Fare 70 New
Haven A s ee ns H.nfofds q IS TIE new
BUFFALO Captain Haaeos, W. md Tse.s.y NOV,
% ,l~ Rurning wi.l leave Sewhav.n On 'ne
ane day. al 10 oeoes The s .n so r s' p..
nNpe iIi' !" a.. th.1r ucseis tlle Atsusum Hotel a.
so,d "" or Ses.Yors F4ssl = f;rs Up and down %
. ~ Hvea, 81 APgiy u J"hN DALI 10 %Ss; .
.s,txk riit /. = , .ance|..f b. "a. 4 :. c ut
IS no.seii >pr.sus John wilson and o,sfs D. ~,
r.-,n.ur- u Mortgage. Geo e. Goddard, oil INC ''' :"
NY orb, compliments col ci,or - II ~. A..
f. an W llson and Ann X Wilson his w7ir TWO |" .nc az
,1d ,nts IN his case. of Fsyette, Mssoon, wn
M reside1ce 10 unknown, but whin ps .nils ''h
as required appear In this esnss ~ vac w I'm.
day u December next Ihr ball h'sd ''s'en VIZ o
a. confessed BY them
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DO do "a lsi4........ lo-1O 20
Do do %, l-45.....--. 2-S7- S36-o
The increase Of business in i5 over ls 20 per cent
and Of Tonnage 90 per cent.
The Phunix Bank of Hartford has declared div
idend OF per cent for the las, six months payable on
the 4th September.
The Morning News has habit Of attacking abou
once week the credit OF the State Of Ohio and t' sbi
~ to continue to pay the interest its State debt In
deed j, appears have mania on this subject. VIVA
Us motive may be do pretend to say but we hop
is better than its arguments Ohio with nearly i"o
millions Of Inhabitants and still the highway Of pro
gress will never repudiae her debt nor shrink from
taxation to pay the interest The following statistics are
given Of this rich State which according to the News
on the brink Of bankruptcy:
agricultural riches Of the state second TO none Othe
ia the COnfedergcy In the assessment roll OF lc+4 wcr
placed % O6 200 Al average value including IN
provements Of S2g9 79J, 600 with estimate OF $50 .
10000 for Touring grist and mills, together win
furnaces factories &c. and siOOoOOO As INT
assessed value OF live stock, as follows:
100000 horses and mules old and young, at
$50 each Observation-Disclosures = irOOOiVV'
100000 cattle old and young at 80 each l2OOOW
100000 sheep, NJ 81 each. 4WOWO
5000 900 hogs al 81 each. oOOVVO0
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10 The next annual : s.iou OF s. Johns college
Fe-iham vii commence on Monday, tie lst September
ana Sis
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~ tOlrON q 80. Aucuvb sod tonm-s"s -
ehAnss. Sos lis Fulton su-~i. snd 81 ASn
-rs sdvsnces made 90 conssum~ns and prompt returns
~-.S-
MONDAY Serteuher is. n 10 O'Clock 81 No u becio,o
OF Burton Sh~rs Sale q Grocrcs 40 h~1n NO
consrfs OF family rooey store comprising ne usuA ~
riefy. 'ogehef with The hx,ares u The store.
Asc one Horse. one 2ro~srs WAGON snd harness.
Ssysisf S,Ls-THURSDAY. sept oh. a. 10. O'Clock. AZ
= Carslst large cgsDnty OF M@n- and Bow. Caps
,,rg ~ fur coih Ve.vet .eNefie Ard gare
40 trimming, and several pieces Of ses@tt- quail
= 50. worthy he attention % dealers sai man sfsc-
--,.-. ,,y.,hrr "A NJ roruris.
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A ,OAl..-l All delivering tie beet qpalns oi 4. AN
Orchard Coal usual st - lowest possible ptic's,
~ Rrsen Egg and Stove - p, Large Nuts 70 small
Ma % screened and delivered In ihebc- order, from i
kinc and Green lch-sts = cents per ton less II
AIKEN from boats Il I'm ftIfk 'LiNioN
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Tur MYSTERIES OF TUE INOUISITION,

tND OrHER SECRET SOCIETIES OF span--Priee
y iO rrn's -
Pacacl Pan u Book keeping, new system by Pau
MOOlv. Price g.
Grahsm- Ma. azne for Sept contains tie Paris fashions
Prr- - cents
Sveles IN Prague the signal Rocket. Price > cents
The Christians Economy OF Human LIE. by Thomas Dol
b. Prce i-cen'-.
q -ro~v o. The Volunteers % 49, Price p cents
H. Hermit ~ Wark,vorth and ihe Two Captains. Price
-icfuf-
Ger, ude, Tale by the author Of Amy Herbert Price
~ cents
Al he pm lcaons can he had A. soon a. issued
pub. shers frce-. n W n 1hAhAMs
Cteap Publication Ofi't Tribune Baiding-.
- Nr..au-.f.. Oppo- fe he PAX.
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Arrticn Sales.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aoesone.f
nv na<SS RiCUxRDS & PLATT.-Sso.
- ~ Brosl~r.-Libers cssh sdvsnoS "ses :" Gu
O I'm sursl.,r
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Correspondence of the Albany Evening Journal.
Tor rDo Aug L l-15

TOLEDO Aug II, 1915.
equally surprised and graifed TO ind this place
improving so rapidly. Since the communication with
Cincinnati was opened through the Miami extension,
an immense business is concentrated nj Toledo The
l0ats loaded and the warehouses filled with freight
notice goods passing for Louisville Nashville, St Louis
and among the commodities coming down the Canal SUI
car from New Orleans is no small item This Is now the
quickest route to Cincinnati and the place is thronged
with travellers. II must and will become great town.
Amount oftos received on all the New York State
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Quotations are for the most part merely nominal
Total Import since lst inst. .ifS "AVS
r<port from lsi 10 Goth August se'e o"les'
Export from the United States 1900,
since lst September last -oa's 49,
same time last Va. -,
~tinc time wear before. --------..--
FLOUR AND MEAl.-Thc continuance oil Asht IT.
ceip:s still causes buoyancy in the market ana houe
lave been enabled in cases 70 OBTAIN iai'nei 40
vance ont Of store and sfost Sales OF 1enesec n"'e
Oc,n made o. a. - and small parcels oil ne "henI
'a arrive brought FL Sales 400 bois Troy al 80 10
southern hear OF nothing doin. sales fVV DDS
Jersey meal Al > 81.
Export from LIST to 26,h August
Wheat Flour .SOo-u DDS
GRAlN-Wc hear OF nothing doing in Wheat some
.ys since parcel of 10000 bushels old Illinois sold out
q tore for milling private Corn Is rather
s-,,, again sales 1900 bushes Southern Yellow al u
.or,s and 1000 Jersey 81 80 WI Rye is 20 Nor
,h,n oats ildf2 cents. Some 5000 bushels Southern
l,ts sold AZ about previous rates.
Export from lst 10 2oih August
WuIsKFY-The market is hrrn. and Prison would
pROVTsIONs The Pork market Is firm but not &C
go, Tho sales todsy are 800 bbs uninspected Mess Al
m Is 100 bbls soft al l2 ~ $50 do new Prime at
~ ''"' Export from l'ttO 10th August
Beef 80 ~,
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J'IIE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE comg.ay,

Minurn Post Physician, Sa Broadway 81 In
xVILLIAMsBUkGH Fire insurance Go. ome'
w Grand-sL near lsi~stfeet "illsmsDufgh -.
Agency Office II Wsllst, New fofL
This Company are reaiy " pay al claims wr 'o'sr
4ganst thrm-and continue 10 insure senns. US s ~
-. law FIRE on AZ favorable a. other ofces-
- DIRECTORS
-, ,,yu~,. Ch.r,r, d. Hsndy Francis Steinbefl,
rbHlas Nc Elrath, Lem hcnsfason, sfeus rs'Ie'
xi,noIs. Wyckod Chnstn Zsbrskee, samuel H. Clspp,
. ~ 1s,ss},c, John skilman, A. T. Van Bosxefck,
" Jeremiah Johnson
LEMUEL RICHARDSON President.
r. Hopcgs, Secretary.
W.sgfscros PosT, Agent
Josx r. RossRrs, Surveyor )ylsDhoey
N sTKAYED-Op saturday night, Angus, Soth:
I3Nsi5 from the farm Of John Couant ESQ town OF
E.<A New Rochelle, W estchssief County, Sye, vefy
., brown mare with spot Oh le forehead long switch
TAI. and blur Of her EYES whoever VIII return "
.e any information Of the said mare 10 Glenn, Rogers
10 lsl Fu0nsl viii be- literally rewarded She u N 81
eel No order.
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NEW JUVENILE SINGING BOOK
THIS DAY PUBLi>HED-"Ile juvenile tn0ir,' ~
i George KIN. -.ey. author of ocial Choir, sc
So :. BARNES 4 co 81 John-st
JUST PUBLISHED,
4 SELECTION from The " nfinss Of Joseph HAIL d. u
n lain 90 Ming James The FIRST, ,nnp or
Exeter o ND-yich ETC. with observations ~ some -pec
ifi-s in h. life wrien ih hi. own hand. Edited ny
Hunt ngtol Clapp one yo. Emo. For ss.e by ....
Il MARk n. NEWMAN.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY
nENTON'S kirly History OF New-lorA. lb-e-A new
~ edition 9Th coy.lu- Historical Notes, by the Hon
q hr,l Furnan. Printed eNtrs fne paper 3yo. few
copies on large paper 40. For sale by
WILLIAM GOWANS.
a. lvyfs- SO Liherfv-sf and n Nassau -.
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rnn 1nr rAsr r1IarE DAYS.

AsHES.-There have been received this season since
The opeuus Of the canal- . Ga 5ts Pots and - DO
Pearis-,ocether 40 b1- The stock 81 new Pots j.
now eO5O bos and Of Pearls 5'.H do-togeiher l2-i2
HfI. basdes which there are yet hand 0f the 10.
.Decon OF l-43 and l-ff. 400 bbs Pots and 1900 do
-..-o.h.r ~ "a. lLnn bio.
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We have several times alluded to the importance
Of the opening Of the Toledo route accommodation be
the Far West and this City with the hope OF d.
recting public attention it and thus influence trade in
This direction. The following letter from Toledo shows
That the advantages Of this route beginning 10 be de
veloPed and appreciated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-01

o., To LET-A Koom On the tnifd door u q central
"a. situation IN P-arl-ste0 dollars per nos
le At this Office will be attended TO. Address 8. ID.
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THE UNITED STATES FORM BOOK,

GONTAINlNG the nec-r-sry form. IN every depart
y nen business. with advice 10 he manner Vi exc
cu'ing toe -ame. -, 4,
Custom House transactions and the interest OF Lans"rds
an Tenant. received their fall share Of 1ltsruo
eu2s2Nls C. WELLS. Pu1Isher - GOi-sL ~ I.
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. IMA>Al~.-Ih- trade supplied sitl nlaaacs Al
he prce. u manu- ACQUIRING a. The Tribune Office sui
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-09-11
5000 REV ARD.

u ANYWAY from Pickawaxen, in Charles
county, Md, sometime during the pre-
sent month, two negro men belonging to the
estate of Miss A. G. Vincent, late Of this
county, deceased. One named BEN or
BENNETT, is rather likely negro, of
dark complexion, about feet l l or 70 in
ches in height, of slender make, and about
"a years of age. The other, called WAR
KEN, is mulatto. thick set, about 5 feet
8 inches in height, has slight impediment
In his speech, and is between 40 and As
years of age. 1t IS not known what clothes
they took with them.
| will give, for the apprehension of said
negroes, if brought to me or lodged in any
jail, so that ] get them, the above reward
ot two hundred dollars if taken out Of the
State of Maryland, or one hundred dollars
for either of them and if taken in the
State of Maryland, or District Of Columbia,
one hundred dollars-or fifty dollars for
either of them.
WALTER MITCHELL, Ex'r
of A. G. Vincent.
may 22-tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-09-11
BALTIMORE PRICES CURRENT,

FOR THE WEEK ENDING FRIDAY EVENING, SEP. B.
COUPONS.-There is a fair demand for Cou-
pons, and we quote them at 10 so.
FLOUR.-Howard Street Flour-We quote at
$3.50.
City Mills Flour we quote at $3.50.
Susquehanna Flour-Sales at $3.50.
Rue Flour is held SO.
Wheat-We quote white Wheat for
family flour, at 100 lO5 cts; prime reds at 81 92
and inferior to good at so ST.
Rue.-Sales of Md. at 60 IS cents.
Corn.-We quote good to best lots, both white
and yellow, at so SO cents.
Oats.-Sales of Md. at 80 81 cents.
PROVISIONS.-We quote western Bacon as
Sd a 8 cts; Shoulders a l-2
Hams l-2 10, and assorted 9-4 s. Baltimore
Bacon commands fraction more.
TOBACCO.-This market is active and skipper:
are buying freely, nearly 1000 hhds. being taken
this week. at various prices, within the range of the
following quotations:
Maryland inferior and common $1.50 So; mid
ding to good So IS; good $3.50 ST; and fine
1925 a $l2.
The total inspections of the week are 1886 hhds
ofwhich 1850 were Maryland.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-09-11
NOTICE.

by virtue of a writ of feri facas issued
~ by James d. Carpinter, Chief Justice
of the First Election District Court of
Charles County, at the suit of Perry &
Smith against the goods and chattels, lands
and tenements of Thomas Groves, to me
directed, have seized and taken in execu-
ton all the estate, right, title, interest, pro-
perty, claim and demand at law and in equi-
ty of the said Thomas Groves in and TO the
following tracts or parcels Of land, common
ly called or known by the following names,
to wit-Dougzass' Venture, containing SIS
Acres; WashimgtOn's DISCOVERY, containing
Is Acres; and Perry's Hope, containing 35
acres,-making in the whole 1876 .Acres,
more or less, lying and situate in Nanemoy,
Charles county; adjoining the lands of John
T. B. Perry, Mrs. Isabella Dent and others.
The Improvements thereon are Dloezlng
House, Kitchen, sc. There is good water
on said land. hereby give notice that on
the 18th day of September next at IL o.
clock in the forenoon, on the premises,
will offer for sale the said property SO seized
and taken in execution, by public auction,
to the highest bidder for cash.
WILLIAM BAKER, JR, Constable.
au. l3-4t*
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-09-11
LAND FOR SALE,
may 22-tf

VIE undersignedje authorized to sell two tracts
y or parcels Of Land, situate and lying in
Nanjemoy, Charles county. The che called and
known by the name of Tettershe's Gift, contain
ing four hundred acres, more or less-and the
other known Martins Freehold, and contain
ing one hundred and fifty acres. These two
tracts Of land lie contiguous to each other and
bird on the Potomac river about forty miles be-
low Alexandria. The soil being of good quality,
is susceptible of high state of improvement
from clover and plaster, and is well adapted to
the growth of the common staples O. the State.
Each tract has upon it comic: tabIe dwelling
house and all the other necessary Odt 1gs.-
The location is one particularly desirable on ac-
count Of the facilities afforded for ready transport
tation of produce to the District, or any other
market. Persons wishing to purchase can have
the privilege of buying or both tracts as they
are for sale separately as well as jointly.
All who may wish 10 view the premises can
be gratifed by calling upon Mr.. Francis ]. Brum-
NETT of Nanjemoy For terms, apply to
JAS. FERG USSON,
feb 27-6m Port Tobacco.