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state OF Trade.

AsHfs--There is a very limited demand for pots. We
quote old at SO e3s new 81 Pearls very firm at 81
ls5 a 81 20.
BEEswAx-Prime yellow, Of all descriptions, sells at
29s 202. 80 4
BaEADsTuFFs-No change to-day. Genesee flour 81
81 S73; southern, 81 62A a46s3
CoTroN-The market remains without change. Ship
pers buy with great caution. The sales to-day about
1900 bales.
HAY-The receipts continue to increase and prices to
decrease. quote common qualities at SO $40.
WHIsKEy-DIudge casks sell still at 22c Western anil
prison barrels are held at 221 23c.
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Passengers Arrived.

LIvERPooL-Packet ship Sam Hicks -Nessrs Ihompson,
Errguson and Cathcsr Of Canada Tholman. Of Hamburg;
Mr. and Mrs O'Riiey. Dublin-9l in the stsersge.
VERA CRUz-BaIque Anahuac-Franciseo Marene
NEw ORLEANs-Shp Safatoga-Henry We'll, and IN the
Storage. =
NEw onLEAss-ship Aubum-Mn Russell and lady, MIR
IIavi,nd, Capt Powers.
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philadelphia Cattle Market.

MARCH 6-There were $40 head brought in this week,
including Il2 western Demand brisk, and 500 head lin
clnded for New York; sold at 81 so 50 per 100 lbs
for inferior to prime beasts.
Cows and Calves-227 offared. Sales Of dry cows at
So H. spIngers 81 Ia; and mich cows SIS AT. with
extra at $50 each.
swinc-SO0 offered Sales at 50 so 81 so per 100 lbs.
1877 left over
sheep-liO0 brought in. Demand good at 81 IS a Is
each, as in quality.
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Foreign IInportations.

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j !: Ss5: Ks:
d. cSiIs ; ;sss n;
Wake! o.o
ApaT mss sssT%s:
&eo- Petit eose Farmer MEG cS1 @. Joseph A.hen
s sa%i' S%a ss's 81 Esisr: xSs
sS sa.I
CO. S ss; ,olss
Sy: Ss sY' s csssl se
= nsi o.Sofn Ligls Ii %SSsy Miss: So 2s.snS
S'Svs Smith, as1 Sam"
n ToyarM Mckee ' soa S;s
esp e. S 81 soa Ss ..as
ts. gGsssH D,yH
Loco! tSs is; ssss M,l%sj @
6s's WI ss:n
s.sd asss Ge;sD %B Sss
@Sss wss Bra ess
FAN P"sf e0 ESssi w.c
W%,.s Cohen so1;s 90 : Sd. Weed. Fsiss e9.3S
Gsf Fsssoas has. 5;liss: W.s:Tss:S 500
sas syS s1 s%JI .sns esSge
elan Kent-I Jafrray col Adrance Sacsy-l Gould,
Il Htwaer-2 bales Ii Bayley- cases Widnell-iJ May
Lew Cook Goa Hines Lshsrts1i " AndiswsEa Lewis
,hrs-s Wolf BhoE-3 Rogers Sts-5 Pruyn, Wilson 4
Vobugis Jonn Nichoon5 casks 27 cts essthenware BENZ
Mumord-9i bdis iron Congdon GEO boxes tin plates
WIN Mead Henry bars iron Ass%SnS Rsssse
Godfrey Paterson coz Cameron Brands Hunt CO.
Lord, Taylor 4 c0--57O to order.
Poizseoo 4 lrvinl box Or Bealssse5 Pou e. ols
bis goat skins Dominguez-$ ITS Trplef COS cs mdse
kossere cos bales jalap Kenard COL Ok vanilla peans
Pavenstedt- pkg Heckenrath Van Damme-$360O de Ia
bis goat skins Sc hides 60 logwood bx plants
$1,000 Hngons Brothers coz bales alap Perrot-S6o0O
Del Hoyo.
CuRAcoA-Sc Octobers4 bds goat skins 800 pieces cora
wood 200 bbls salt Foulke X
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE STOLEN.
CTOLEN March 9th, built, thick st, bright bay
~ Hcrse eight old about fifteen hands high, ard in
good coadtion mark except the lett side H the mouth
where rubbed by the bride boba with hair rather thin
and name little rubbed out
He had nearly brass mounted harness. with Dutch
collier The carriage nearly drop 'front.' gig pha
tom leather top, M blue CLOTH and brass mounted
The makers name stood Tcm'inscn X Co. the back.
very liberal reward wilt be pad for the recovery Of the
above, application the New n lice Office ia
under the Marine Court, to Of the New Police.
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MARITIME HERALD.
snip Hassters anu Axentx,

sntp masters and agents,
Ws s.si esteem favor IL Captains Of Vessels will give
the shipping left At the port whence they sailed the vessels
on % passage list Of their cargo and foreign
dents home abroad will also confer favor BY scndnr TO
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New Stock Exchange.


2sharc, Boston Manufacturing Co, 75; Great Falls Ma.
M ls - Ia. g. Branch R bol9d
East Boston stock so5d 29 so do l27 Western R 99
do gsS; IS Wilmington kk 2le IS do 2l rs Reading
2ila 100 do, sol0d, 2iL.
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ore and alt and one topsa chs bound The Walter
Jones brown from WORK arrived The anchorage and will
neie Iemsis until further orders Nothing sight bound ill.,
ssaS Md Mar THE PIX, Denight, from Norfolk for
rnadIpha W th cargo OF lumber Ashore Chin
Yesterday and it n thought will be got after
Injury. 80 '-s.~s s"'1a'hins 'e's say
0EoEGEJown SC Mar iArr Caroline u Patt NYork viz
Norfolk Cid Wampanosg, Colson w Indies IN
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By Last Nishys Southern Mai,

r,LApELsHIA, Mar lar Lyeurgus wiIletts. New York;
Ear%ss perry, sndgWm Wilson, Baker Boston Below,
bALTMoRE Mar 6-Arr Martha Parker Boston psab;ne
baraae supposed the Iowa Thompson I'm Rio GSande CID
pinckney. 'sesa' anu oeieiai
NoaToLE. Mar 5-Arr Henrico, Paine Boston, Mary Jane
Nsswpoa; rh@ mi. wen, % sea this his morning;
MoBILw. Feb 2i-Ar Diadem, Barsow. Havp- saxonv
Scudder and Thames, Prince Boston, Hunress Baker len
Boston. - o''''''Ne S''o1'e'
Sir Chas Napier Bl unress Liverpool Aiabams Raniet
Boston; Nshant Fernad Gbrata LoIetto fish Bichmore
6amoIe Bradshaw. Br Couie, lchaboe Mandarin Coliey
Ss,seson s% Lone Sfa knsp. Sabine River Commerce
Below, coming up Caspian, and Robt Morris Cd Chsro,ts
Brl Moran, = john NIB; Espndol, Barow NYoi; Chat,
ham Bailey. Boston; Royal Adelaide, [Brl Smith Londoa:
Good Intent pr Wsberon Livapooi Leysnt DericIson:
dhcn Long; EtnIl-a branscom and Rebecca Staples.
Klngson ia; Jeune Marie, [spl Pereira, Tampico
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ADJUSTMENTS.


w LCH'S NATIO NAL CIRCUS
PARK THEATRE.
The Manager ever anxious the wlshe OF the puoc
Esq., la RESPECTFULLY announces the following
- W-REDUCTlON OF PRICES,-@
1o1es. ................. 80 tents.
The doors will be opened and the will
variably commence At o'clock
THE LAST NIGHT a. the Company DEPART for PHI
adepha Saturday in order present themselves be-
BENEFIT OF RUFUS WEIGH.
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 7th
commencng with Grand Gavscade Of ladies and gentle
Comic Dirty by r. ". Dickenaon:
splendid act 10 first STYLE by Master GenIoy the Cham
M Howard will exert herself the spirited and beau
tIui Equestrian Act ofthe Indian Bay
vautng OF the highest excellence by Mcfarland aud the
Mr. Cadwailsder will appear Tch Xiii pecromance
OF Cnina with the Of the Burning Torch mounted
the furious steeds II Envy; Hatred and Revenge.
Principal Act by 4. V. Turner
Personal Gymnastics by the very celebrated H. Conoyer
j. Nahans Great Feas on -Four Horses
At the conclusion Of the Acts Mr. EDGE the cee
brated Pyroechns Of Nbo and Of the Castle Garden will
present most masnihsss,pR, spySnnR Or
Succeeded by meange Of heroic erIo comic and initiative
musical effects Negro Concert by hlessr Hoyt Wpne-
more, Edwards, Kelly and Msjor
Riding Master. Johnson; Equestrian Director, q Cad
TO conclude with the grand National Equestrian Dramatic
Spectacle with beautiful Scenes Costumes. Artillery, Bridges
Immense nun MAD All ANTONY WAYNE!
BOLD HORSE phEsvlLDARE.
On Monday. March 10th, this Equestrian and Dramatic
Troure will appear the National Theatre Philadelphia.
Doors At o'clock and performances to commences at 4
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E KIGHAkR VAN DYKE S yT AHSs sEY

- THE RAT. ROAD DEPOT HOTEL. corner 4th
:R Avenue and 86th sreet-Anthony j. Bleecker Co. will
sell E sueti9n Thursday the s.h day Of March
property the side Of the 4h Avenue and south side Of
seth street The ground contains 50 feet the and 100
feet the (which curbed and regulated and the
psd The property within two blocks Of che a,ge
ing with cellar aud kitchen under the whole with SHEDS
s6h street The premises derabie for the purpose Of
public house and occupied such $1,000 $4,000
remain on bond and mortsase A. per tent Possession WI
and particulars apply the Auctionses Broad
TO- - NOWLAN. ON the premises No. Eleventh street
f20to mr27sm .rM
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AMERICAN EAGLE HORSE ESTABLISH
MENT,

Iess, Wagons &c. SC; ofevry description, to be sold
at public private sale suit the
Public sales every Thursday at II o'clock AM.
Country dealers particularly will find il to their interest
TO examine the extensive Of this
iab'ishment, which cnyensn.y sccommodae nearly
They will also find the attend EQUAL
other the city, and purchasers recommended by the propre
he charges moderate and mad. TO SUIT the timc
The hnt public safe took rlsc. on Thursday last, ih,
9th Of March, and attended by multitude OF huyes aud
sellers who expressed themselves highly grated With the
the esxb shmen and the liberal mode Of conduct
ing GUINNESS JOHN WILLIAMS, opretor.
The regular public sale will tte place Thursday
next the 18th March a o'clock. AM. ms 6tsuc
IN TO WESTERN DEALERS-rhe celebrated
LII <thorough bred Stallion, COLUMBUS will be sold
AZN. on Thardty next, at the American Eagle Horse
Sale established Christie and Delaney street, 10
o'clock noon
COLI IN BUS is beautiful brown, handom ,rkcd, 10
years old this spring. 1913 hands high lie combines in
traordnary degee Of MUSCLE OF form,
Rracs iu carriage lie has proved himself foal
stter We certify the foregoing redgIee be coect,
f. J. X. VAN MATER,
.4I ID. HOLMES,
me 5tsth stf4 jill HOLMES
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pUBLIC LECTURE AT RUTGERS, INsTITJJTE.-
AZ me Isauest Of The AUDIENCE before whom the Lecture
was delivered on the 9th nit, Ehu Buitt will repeat MS
Lecture on the Divinity Of Organic Action and Iysca La
DOL nutserA Institute on Wednesday Evening March 18TH
ne doors wl be opened at and the Lecture commence
prscnely at IA O'Clock. '
Tickets Of admission Is cents lie had al the door
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AUCTION SALES.

UCTiON NOTlCE-Large sale Of plain, coed and bet
Ter Furaiie this day. a. is1 O'clock, 10 sale room.
chairs tables bureaus beds bedsead sofas rocking chairs
looking glasses desks and other articles in the lire
Also. sets extension and dining tables. wardrobe &c. &C.
Lsrre sale Of dry goods on Tuesday;
ms tim THOS. BELL, Auctioueer
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YhHp -UHAPE UNDERMINING IND GAKUENINl3.
38The present is the proper time trim. Grape Vnes-The
Asubscriber from fifteen this
hityers himself he will give satisfaction.
He horous bly, uase!stands The laying ont Of City Csders
Grave Vines and for moderate compensation keeps the
garden in pre- per order all the season.
Asnhus Horse Chestnut and other Street Trees furnished
and planted.
Orders LEFT the of NJ Thobum Co., Is John st.,
III. residence Of the subscriber c2d and
Broadway, will meet p.ompt attention.
ms Gtissec JAS. VIRTUE
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pALmO's OPERA HOUSE.

REDUCTION OF PRICES.
First Tier and Paquete admitting lady aud gentleman,
cents, Single Tickets, Second Tier IS cents.
SATURDAY EVENING. March 9Th,
The performances with the humorous farce Of
the LOAN OF A LOVER.
After which Grand Solo the Accordion by Mr. Huntley
To conclude with for the I'd time the Ethiopian huresaue
Opera OF CINDERELLA, entitled LA SHIN DE HELA
or the Gum Elastic Slipper.
Doors at u past o'clock.
Performance TO commence at half past o'clock.
Office from O'clock M. until O'Clock nj
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REMOVAL
MADLLE FANNY OURANG OUTANG,
HAVING concluded her engagement the American Muse
- um, will be exhibited for Few Days Only, at
CROTON HALL,
Corner Of Bowery and Division
Admission l21S cents without distinction Of age.
Hours Of Observation-Disclosures from Afternoon from
to >. Evening from6to9 ma iw<ec
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Correspondence OF tho Herald.
RHODE islander OFFICE, I
NEWPORT, March 4, le45. !
Arr Sd, ii Bum Ious Providence for NYork; 4th Ann
Rogers. Charleston; Yantic, Staples, Norfolk
i
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EE1- !, FOR LIVERPOUL-Packet Of the 10th Of March.
kH The splendid fast sailing packet ship kALAMA
400, Captain McCerren, sails positively on Mon
This ship rery excellent accommodations FOR cabin,
cond cabin and Persons about to embark
for the old country cannot select ainer ship.
Those wishing berns should make ealy applica
w" y" '''''' '''' w. 81. r. TAPsCoTT,
#HH Office 10 South street. corner Of Maiden LAM,
.sta.ra
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ENOCh SSON INOD1hU0y
the month Of January last by the enlightened and talented c
zens Of New York. ha, the honor his the
CITY, and that he will deliver Of -Four Lectures the
four following places the wonderful and much talked Of
science of
ANIMAL MAGNETISM 81 PHRENOLOGY.
hrtsers in Mad,Sn street Tuesday IF Oh
corner of Grove and Hudson every Friday Of each
week commencipg Friday March 7th Clinton Hall every
wednesday OF each week Wednesday, March 5
American Republican Hall, Of avenue q and Sd
March 9th.
Tickets which will admit lady and gentleman Is
mi 1wissrrc
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c. 1915.
THE subscriber (epresenng several manufacturers Of Bir
mineham ard Sheffield Hardware,) offers induce
large deers Purchasers solicited all and take
prices before buying.
$50 gross low priced table cutlery. s5s gross &C.
casks very superior files, from TO II nches at old
prices.
casks common files, at exact Of importation.
40 casks Bright Traces casks band Saws, at IS IS
80 do Carolina Hoes per dog.
20 do Hooks and Hinges 50 bags fine Wrought Nails.
8 do Curry Combs
Also Knob and Padlorks Candlesticks Frame Pulles,
Lachs Bolts, spoe Percussion Caps Shoe Thread Chain
Web. SC. &c. &c. JOHN A. NEWBOULD,
ms 6tissm 20 John stairs.
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81 FOR LIyERPO0L.,NeM Line-Kcxuar fseke,
;s ss se e Gapss sSsr r.. sfi,'Ts
tons will positively sail a. above, her regular day
freight having accommodations uncqunlied
for Plendo cofctappy ON board at Orleans wharf loot
y -" tx. COLLINS 4 co, So South srst
Price OF Passage SIoo
The packef ship Siddons, Captain H. D. Cobb VIII sut-
ced the Rosoius, and sail 18th April her regular day.
f2sec FN Hst7.@
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81 next Sabbath to;morow) Evening. in the New York
Society Library Building, of Broadway and
Streets o'clock Sub ct-The essential nature "f Haa
and Scripture. - o - ~
seats Free Ia case the weather should he unpleasant the
Lecture Will be postpOued.r ma III
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,x3 TO LETICountty Seat and F.roi:hed Hou,e-A
1Tvery desirable Country selt stutsdat New Brighton
Staten Island fronting about 300 feet the shoressd
place continuing about Of lad and well laid gar
House is sub;tantial stone BUILDING well arranged and in
for occupancy The outbnldngs consist Of barn. stable
rage house. aud in short thing for tn. comfort
and convenience Of family.
Communication with the city almost hourly BY steamboat
Apply to NEWTON HAYES,
mar Erank1 In
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-09-11

FAcT.-Young ladies who are accus.
toned to read newspapers are always OBJ
served to possess winning ways, most ami,
able dispositions, invariably make good
wives, and always select good husbands.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-09-11
WOOL! WOOL!

Carding and Manufacturing IN General
TINE subscriber, grateful for past favors, informs
J. his friends and the public generally, that he is
now prepared to card wool, full cloth, or manuiac.
ure all kinds of wooIlen goods reasonable terms
Having considerably increased his machinery anC
put it in the best ORDER he will be able 10 do
great deal more work than usual, and will warrant
it to be well done. The price for manufacturing
will be as follows :-5-4 kerseys 26; 5-4 plain lin
seys 20; Sd striped 80; 1914 kerseys 81; 3D. full
ed kerseys 81; Ga fnIIed Iinseys "a; "A fannels
80. Other goods to correspond with the above
The srircr her will attend for the purpose of re
ceiving wool at
Queen one all day on Tuesday, June 10,
Upper Marlboro all day, JrIe IL, end at
Nottingham on Tuesday, July l.
Wool to card or manufacture will be received
all times by Messrs. Brashears & Brown, Coco
Luck; Thomas G.. DuvaIl, Evansville; John W
Scott, Bladensburg; and Wells Chase No. 6, Soutl
Howard street, Baltimore.
Wool will be received TO manufacture by Jos
Stephens Smithsville, Calvert county, and by Capt
Gardner, Bristol, A. A. county, Md.
He keeps on hand general assortment of Wool
len Goods which he will sell or exchange for woo
on rec enable terms. He will also receive woolil
payment for work at the market price. Six pc
cent. will be taken off all bills when the cash i
paid on delivery of the goods not paid, notes will
be required, bearing interest from date. The pric
for cardng will be 81 cents for cardng and greas
ing cents cash, and 81 and cents credit
THOMAS FAWCETT,
ColeSuiHs, Montgomery Co., Nd.
The subscriber will pay a reasonable freight oil
Wool from Charles or Calvert county sent b,
boats to Nottingham, directed to Townshend & Co
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-09-11
WOOL! WOOL!!

1GEss5w,7z=z> THE subscriber having taken thu
Aa4&[ u Factory lately occupied by Mr.. Johl
~. " " Reyner, on the Paint Branch nea
60 Beltsville, Prince Georges County
Md, and having spent over twenty-five years of hi
life in some of the principal Woolen Factories IL
this country offers his services to the citizens o
this and the adjoining counties; and confidently as
sures those who may favor him with their work
that the utmost efforts will be made to give genera
satisfaction; and all work will be done on the mos
reasonable terms, and be delivered in the mos
punctual manner.
He will attend at Good Luck on Monday, May
26, to receive wool or orders; at Upper Marlboro
Monday, June 2; at Queen Anne on Monday, July
Z; and at Nottingham Monday, July IL.
The following gentlemen will receive wool OF
orders for HIM
Georgetown, D. c. John H. King; OglesvilIe
Joshua T. Clarke; Upper Marlboro, Samuel B
Anderson; Laurel Factory, Il. c. Miller; and the
subscriber at the mill.
Letters addressed to him at BetsviIIe will be
promptly attended to. For further particulars see
bandbilIs WILLIAM HARPER.
NAV 20.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-09-11
may 29.

TNHE undersigned, after returning his sincere
L Acknowledgements to his numerous friends for
their continued confidence and support respectful
Iy informs the citizens of Charles county that he is
prepared to manufacture considerably more than
he has heretofore done and confidently refers them
to any of the gentlemen who have patronized his
manufactures for years past for the quality of his
various fabricks. The charge is moderate and uni
formlv the same Wool will be received and for
warded by Messrs. BELL & HODGES at any time
until the 18th of July next.
June 2S,* +. Z. CHOPPER.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-09-11
TO FARMERS, PLANTERS,
AND
Blu Y ERS IN GE n E RAJ,


CHARLES IND ADJOINING COUNTIES.
100 PACKAGES OF CHEAP DRY
lOO GOODS, comprising desirable selec-
ton for LADIES, GENTLEMEN, and SER
V.4JNTS' CLOTHING, all of which have been
purchased from first hands at Auction, which will
enable us to offer them at such prices cannot be
surpassed by this or any other market We deem
it unnecessary to itemise each and every article,
buyers are respectfully invited to give US call and
examine for themselves, and we will guarantee they
will be amply satisfied for their trouble.
Our thanks are due for past patronage, and we
hope by strict attention to business to merit con
Itinuance of the same, at the well known YELLOW
FRONT, third Store on King from the corner O
Fairfax Street.
c.. G.. WILDMAN & co.
april II Alexandra, ID. G..
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-09-11

Two travellers, having been robbed in E
wood and tied to trees some distance from
each other, one of them in despair exclaim
ed, ooh, Pm umdomen Are you,' said til,
other, then wish you'd undo me-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-09-11
TO FARMERS.

EARNING UTENSILS.-Thesu subscriber.
IL have in Store the following utensils:
Eastman's Plough Mould Boards, Nos and 9,
Plough Screws, all Sizes
Wedding Hoes, Nos, 2, and a,
Killing Hoes, superior,
Stralght-handle Steel Spades,
Short and long handle Forks, prongs,
Steel Garden Hoes, with handles,
Garden Rakes, do
ANDERSON & HUTTON.
mar Is.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-09-11

Gentlemen-I was afflicted with sore leg-the
fame of Judkins' Ointment induced me to get Jug
of it. / used it according to the directions; but it
kept getting worse. Mr. Herstons travelling to the
Wet stopped at my house; looking at the ointment
he Immediately pronounced 1t not Of has make On
opening it was sensible ofthe difference, although
it looked like it. | then applied the ointment he
gave me to my leg; it became in state of amend
n,ent on using the first plaster and so continued
until it got quite WELL This ointment is certainly
valuable; it would be pity that it should be lost
by a COUNTERFEIT article.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-09-11
LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscribers having recently opened Boot
and Shoe Shop in the house adjoining the store OF
Anderson & Hutton, take this method of inform
ing the public that they are prepared to have work
executed as neat and substantial can De done
elsewhere and would solicit share of public pa
tronage. JOHN l. HANoON,
AQUILLA BATEMAN
mar 27-tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-09-11

Boston chap who lately returned from
tour in New Hampshire, says he was
chased out of the State by pumpkin vines,
which grew as fast as his horse could run
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-09-11
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING.
READY MADE.

READY MAIZE.
On the second floor of their building, Gentlemen
will always find general assortment of superfne
and medium Clothing, ready made, the work and
style of which they will guarantee to equal any
thing that can be made. Also, Handkerchief,
Scars, Cravats, Suspenders, &C.
IPONE PRICE ONLY-The price of every
article is distinctly marked in figures, thereby Civ
inc to purchasers who do not understand the value
of goods, an opportunity of buying them as low as
professed judges. je-3m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-09-11

An old lady, of much experience, say
that she has no faith in the story now goin!
the rounds in the papers, that babies can b,
made to grow by electricity.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-09-11

Any Postmaster, or other person, wishing to see
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