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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-15

A CoMPosT FOR SANDY LANDs.-Take
25 or 80 bushels of lime, Cor double that
quantity of naarl,) and mix it with % loads
of clay, let stand for few weeks, then haul
it out, spread it on an acre of ground even
ly-that done, sprerd thereon 10 double
cart loads of good strong stable or barn
yard manure, and plough the whole in, and
your ground will produce better crops than
if you had applied double or treble the guam
tity Of stable or barn-yard manure alone
,fmer Farmer.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-15

Serenity Of mind is nothing worth, unless
it has been earned; man should be sus-
ceptble of passions, and able to subdue
them.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-01-15

Commend a welded life, but keep thyself
a bachelor.
A woman that paints, puts up bill that
she is to let.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-01-17

the attempt to get up in that body debate upon a
proposition THAT of Mr.. ALLEN which falls little
short of general declaration Of war against all the
nations Of Europe, not in defence of any rights OF
the United States, but in spirit of Quxotc enter
prise for the redress Of all grievances, without re-
ference to their merits which any nation the
tnent of America may at any time allege against
said nations, or any one of them. The debate
upon such proposition could not fail to disturb the
harmony of our relations with all the rest of the
world. As to passing it, we presume that even
the mover Though he is the Chairman Of the Com
mttee of Foreign Relations cannot have anticipated
any eventual success for his proposition. The vote
by which the unusually full Senate, on the instant
signifed its disapprobation of it, was sufficiently
decisive, but, we take it for granted, would have
been much more so, had it involved any other ques-
ton concerning it than that of reception merely.
We congratulate the country, further, that the
distinguished Senator from Kentucky, who has been
reported in letters written from this city to in
tend, with some other Wing Senators, to vote
for Legislative act giving of-hand the twelve
months notice of the abrogation Of the conven-
tional stipulation for the joint occupation of the
Oregon territory, has, by the evidently carefully
considered proposition introduced by him, indicated
the course which he proposes to pursue; and that
it is such as to be worthy Of his reputation as a
statesman and patriot, whose object is an honor
able peace, if attainable in preference TO unne-
cessary and forced war. The consideration of his
proposition is made the order Of the day for the
same day that has been already fixed upon for the
consideration of the resolution on the same subject
reported by the Committee Of Foreign Relations /;
that is to say, the 10th day of February.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-01-17

Inc Galveston Nevs records instance Of genuine chart
and sense Of right During the recent unusual cold
weather IN that city the low tides prevented the arrival Of
ooa's and the supply Of fuel became SO small that
egh. and nine dollars cord While prices were at this
height the steamer Belle arrived with load TO Mcssrs Bald
win q hssfbrook who had been some days without sup
they refused to take advantage Of the general ;src nm
distributed the whole lot in small quantities where Il wa,
most needed at their customary priccs--N a. BuLfio
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-01-17

oviscErowS, MAss.-The Yarmouth Register saws Of
Provincctown This place sends ont
and about hundred and fifty fishing vessels besides mer
chantmcn and coasters The navy Of the United States mich,
ia its harbor We have four hundred fishing vcs
sells there At time The town is wealthy The poor house
IL shut up half the time Almost every young man becomes
ship owner before he is twenty-five years DID,"
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PUBLxsHED ny GALES r sEzTO.m


Two DoLIAas year; ONE DOLLAR for the first regular
session OF each Congress aud FIrrr CENTS for
sion Of Congress and the for each Extra
sion--payablc in all cases in advance.
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the whole number of petty officers ordinary seamen
landmeh aud boys in the naval service thousand
five hundred, be and the same is hereby repealed
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trRon THE DAILY IsTELLreKScxn rHuRsDAr.l
The attention of readers cannot fail to be at
tracted by the proceedings in the Senate yesterday
upon different branches Of our relations with the
foreign world.
We congratulate the country upon the failure Of
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CALVERT HALL


e EDPDLD DIE MEYERS GRAND CON
Ed CERT wtli take place on TUESDAY EYE.
MING, Ml,,h l0h. He will perform selections
from lie Carnival DE- Venice and .Semramis, ;,
'ImproWsaUuns on Russian Airs" and "Th, cele-
bratGd March D'lsy."
Mr.. Leopold de Meyer will be assisted bv Mrs
BAILEY and Mr.. JULIUS z. MULLER,
NORTHUMBERLAND t.
l. Song-Mrs liaey-l dreamt that lived
IN marble Halis-from the opera OF The
bohemian GfI, Balfe
2. lmprovisati0ns on Russian Airs, compos-
Ell ana executed by Leopold de Meyer
3. Baad-Nlrs. Bailey--Nathicen MaYour.
,i neen 49,, ,,.-.... Crouch.
ms; composed and execmed by Leopold
de Never,
PART II.
l. Cdvatina from La File du Regiment-Mfa
halley-Salut la France, Donizetti.
2. lie Carnival de Venice compoSed and
executed hy Leopold dc Meyer
!. Song-Mrs Bailey-She wore wreath
OF Roses, Knight.
4. The celebrated March De Isly.
% Mr.. Leopold de Meyer respectfully invites La
dies ana Gentlemen, who have desire to become
acquainted with his touch, to take their seats on the
platform, near the instruments.
% Mr.. LeOpld de Meyer will perform on two
Grand Pianos, from Erard's celebrated factory, FIR
W3- Tickets 81 eaclI--to be had at the Music
Stores, RObinson's Circulating Library, and the door
,Tf- Doors open at 7, Concert TO commence at 8
ONIJGh mh7-,1
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A3- SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION. There
viii be an exhibition of the Emory station Sabbath
School of the Methodist E. Church, held at Emory
Church. on Pennsylvania Avenue, on MONDAY
EVENING, the 9th of March, to commence at u
O'Clock. Exercises TO consist of Dialogues, Recita-
lions, Singing SC, The proceeds to be applied to
the benefit of the School.
Tickets l2I cents to be had OF Messrs. Jones s.
Houston, Franklin street; Messrs. SwitZ3r Hatch,
Penn Avenue; Samuel Hiser, Bidde street, or at the
door on the evening of the exhibition. mh5-sm3t'
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PUBLICATIONS Mcssrs VIM. Taylor s; Co., have
placed on our table, Part OF Twenty Years After;
o. the Three Mousquetares--a Sequel to the Three
uuardsinen; by Alexander Dumas. We have not
yet mad leisure 10 read this number but ii be equal
III interest and exciting events to the work 10 which
MS sequel it win be read with great avidity Also
me February number Of 3lackwOods Edinburgh Ma
game; being the second number of volume XXlI,-
likewise, No. of the Select Library of German
Iaies, containing the Mendicaut of Pout-des Arts-a
taie, by VIM. Hauff. Price l2t cents.
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-.s,I Eov NEGROES.

l3- The highest market price will be gwen toi
likely Young NEGROES, that are slaves for life Ap-
ply at Habbersett's Washington hotts, ffati street
a few doors above Hanover street, where the sub
scriber is permanently located. All COMMUNICATIONS
will be promptly attended to: ry,a
fei.lm WILLIAM dhRhbh'
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ANOTHER FAMILY POISONED A member Of
Mr.. Collin Shepherds family, New York, died
Of poison administered in buckwheat, apparent
ly with the intention of destroying the whole
family. Other members of the family are quite
III. The Coroner is investigating the case.
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The MusECN-Bencft Of Miss Glnnon. This ex
ceent actress and universal avortc, takes her fare
well benefit this evening Among other attractions
the sterling comedy Of E'The Englishman in Irdia,'
viii be performed In the course of the evening the
greatest variety Of singing and dancing. We antici-
pate one OF the largest houses Of the season. For
particulars of the bill orfre see advertisement. There
viii be performance in the Saloon at ) O'Clock in
the afternoon, to which we call the attention of pa
rents and guardians,
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II is truo tb,t o,r ,ro,ern,,o,,. hos ,,r;f,,.,,,,
claimed tlo ,rhoye. bnt r ;s also trro tb,. i
has as invariably ofisre6 f. con,nror;so r,r ,
part. Great Britain has also asserted an eono
right with us to the whole hnt ran hsvo -,
expectation of obtaining more than part
Even while statlnp our title to the whole terri.
tory to be- ,sclear and ndsputabIe y tho pres,.
dent did not fail to express the hone that the
dispute would be amicablv settled. This was
understood to intimate his WILLINGNESS 70 com.
promise; and we have uniformly believed and
20 exoressed ourselves that be ,vop,d to,o tho
10th decree as the DIVIDING ,ino--and srch b,s
been the opinion of every man. of whatever
politics, with whom we have conversed. vo
were, therefore, somewhat surprised to find
that Senators Hannegan and Allen seriously
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First UoNcGRT OF TlU iiARmoNEoNs.-
These gentlemen make their first bow to a
Baltimore audience this evening at the Cal
vert Hail. Fron the h Ih cncomiumS bestowed
upon thsm by he Northern press, we can
safely promise our readers rich musical treat.
A Philadelphia cotcmporary in speaking of one
of their concerts in chat civ, compares them to
the Hutchinson Family. 1t saws:
"AI remember the Hutchisons, the family
OF singers who visited this city last year and
the wear before, and who drew to their con.
ccrts such immense audiences. They were
confcssedly the most successful company of
popular singers that ever visited this city,
Long practice had rendered them quite perfect
in concert, and their simple, transformations
manners lent additional effect to voices natu-
rally sweet We did not so soon expect to see
them rvalled. But what is beyond the power
of Yankee ingenuity and perseverance,? The
company of young men now performing at
tho Musical Fund Hail. under the euphoneous
cognomen Of "Harmoneons," though not en-
treIy in the same line of singing Of the Hut
chinsons, sing many Of their comic and sent-
mental songs with marked favor. In Ethio-
plan extravaganza, with which they conclude
their concerts, they are quite innitable.
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n5-PRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
Plates of every size, for sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to he found lnthe CITY,
Gilt Portrait aud Picture FRAMES, of entirely v
patterns never before introduced in Baltimore, made
to order of the very hest materials and by The pest
workmen; together with Gilt Box COhNlGES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
SC &C. for sale aud made to order, as cheap as tley
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
sfates Il. s. FRYER,
Milf No. North Gay street.
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WESTERN CONTINENT

n or THIS WEEK
j. 6lled with its usual variety of interesting matter.
Among its contents are:
SNne passages in the LIFE OF VIM. THORN, by
the Hon, John p. Kennedy, very Interesting and
deeply efectng detail Of the trials and suhcrngs OF
man of rare genius.
DICKENS NEW WORK-TraveIling Letters.
written on the road, in which the author treats OF
lvnns, the Rhine. and the Goblin of Augnon.
Lecture on Geology by Professor SIlIinian re.
ported expressly for the Continent.
Biographical sketch Of the late General Elias B
Dayton.
TALE Og THE LOST HEART; Matrimonial
SqHabbleS; Internal Improvements of the South Yves
Railroads in GeOrgiu-and other miscellanes.
Joe COwe's Letters from London; Letters from
Broadway.
Reviews OF new publications; Review Of Holmes,
Life of Mozart; The Theatre; Dinner al the Eutaw
House, Slcighing incident; Mr. Lester and other edi-
teriaIs Poetry; Olapodrida, &c. SC.
9g- Price 6! cents single-S2 year, payable in ad
vance, Call on
WILLIAM TAYLOR, & co.
mh6-2t /, 5 and Jarvis Building.
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INAUGURATION BALL. A grand Inaugural
ton ball was held at Tammany Hail. N. York,
on Wednesday night
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REMovAL.-We see it stated that DR.. Mil
Ter, brosher-n-law Of Mr.. Tyler, has been SUI
perseded as assistant P. nj. General.
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tuts for the whole bill was offered.
STATE CONVENTION. We expressed the
apprehension some days since, that the pTopo-
stion to take the sense of the people, as to the
propriety of calling a State Convention to re-
form the constitution, would be defeated in the
legislature; and the proceedings Of the House
of Delegates on Thursday last will show that
our fears were well grounded, for the bill was
rejected by tie vote. As the legislature
must close its session on Tuesday next, thore
IS, we fear, bat little chance that another bill
can be maturod, even if it could be passed
and thus this exciting subject will be left to be
brought into the political contest next fall
We regret this There was nothing unjust
nothing startling nothing uncommon IN the
proposition to take the vote Of the people d.
rectly upon the question Of convention or no
convention; and it is certainly absurd to as
sumo the position, that members Of the legis-
laturo are 50 elevated above the people, that
the wishes Of the latter are not to be consulted.
Difference is paid TO public opinion upon other
subjects, AID we can sec no Just reason for
pursuing different course upon the impoytan,
question oil reform IN the constitution of the
State Is reform required? BY tho vote Of
the House Of Delegates it appears, that opn-
ion is equally divided upon this question:;
though we suspect, that some gentlemen who
voted in the negative, have not iarly repre-
scented the opinions of their constituents But
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PRIZE ESSAY. One hundred dollars is offer
ed for the best practical essay for the improve
mont Of the public schools of Connecticut.
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ARRIVAL OF Two MISSING Packets. T..
arrival of the steamer Massachusetts,, at Ne
York, from Liverpool, after bosterous yoy
age of AZ days, has been followed by the ar.i-
val, on Thursday of the packet ship Indiana,
which sailed from Liverpool on the eth OF
December last. She experienced gales all the
way and used up both suits of sails. Fell in
with oil casks and whaling apparatus, proba-
bly, from the wreck Of some whale ship. The
ship Huguenot, which sailed on the 9th of
January, has also arrived.
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cotton Ten thousand three hundred and
thlrty-seven bales of cotton we're cleared at
New Orleans, on the 25!h ult.
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Cf1rch, ScbuylkI. PAY win nreacb in the Discibes
Meeting House, st. Paul's street, TOMORROW
(Lords day. EVENING, at Z! O'Clock, Elder I'm
stead will also speak in the same place in the Morn
ing at 100 o'clock. Seats free. IT.
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{rE-SUNDAY SCHOOL LECTURES. The course
of lectures now being delivered in the Fifth Preshy-
teran Church, Hanover ST., viii be continued fol-
lows:
Hon. Il, D. BAKER, of Illinois, on MONDAY
EVENING, March 9. Sub eet-s'The influence of
Commerce on Civilizations"
Hon. II. w. HMLARD, of Alabama, on THURSDAY
EVENING, March -. SubIect-"Oliver Crom-
we'll"
Hon. w. l.. YANcgY, of Alabama, on TUESDAY
EVENING, March H. Subject not known certainly,
but supposed to be ''The Rights of married Women"
There are few course tickets unsold, which can
be had at the door at the proper reduction. Single
Admission % cents. fe2S-dl
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UD gCHARDSON'S
Ma HOUSEWIFE IRISH LINEN.
Il. McEEDOJPNEY& CO., have received direct
from The manufacturers per ship Cincinnati now in
port, two hundred pieces Of Richardson's Housewife
LINEN of the best material and grass bleached; as
they have received more than ordered, they have de-
ternined 10 sell them at the low price of 37a cents
per yard by the niece Persons wanting first quail
ity Linen would consult their interests by giving
those goods their attention they are at least ~ per
cent. lower than former prices.
1863 BalsinoIe street, between
nh7 Calvert and Light.
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uE- UNIVERSALIST CHURCH. Rev'd :. ].
FlILLYER, of North Salem, N. York, will preach in
the Calvert street UniVcrsalist Church TOMORROW
Sunday at II O'clock A. NJ. and at y O'clock M.
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ETOUND. few evenings SINCE BY a colOret
81 man, HORSE COVER, nearly new, which tht
owner car have by describing the same and pawn.
toy this advertisement. II
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y-SONS OF TEMPERANCE--CRY ST.4L
FOC-NT DTVISTON No. le, wifi meet at Union
Hail, corner of Baltimore-st. and TripoetlS alley,
THIS Saturday EVENING, at7 O'Clock. {h3- The
brethren of Sister Divisions in good standing are cor
daily invited to attend. BY order,
ialO-stf JOHN w. PEREG@Y, r. 81 ribc,
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mh6-2t /, and s Jarvis Building.
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PERIODICAL DEPOT
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PERIODICAL DEPOT.
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Wv PUBLISH THIS DAY!
Godey'S Lady'S Book for March, 1876, embellished
with Two beautiful eDgravings-"The First Scrane y
fine humorous engraving; the popular "Mazourka
Dance" beautifully coored. Single number IS cts;
81 per year.
hooks JUST RECEIVED
Lafdnet's Library No. ID, "a
The Mendicant of POnt- des-Arts, tale by NVn
HauH translated from the German 1914
Twenty Years After; or, The Three Musqueueers. \
sequel to The Three Guardsmen, part l. d
Ceun; Julian, or the Last Days Of the Goth a
Historical Romance. by W. G. Smms 374
Blackwuods Magazine Tor Feb. SO year single q
The Democratic Review for March, per Mo- u
The Tartar Chief, or Russian Coione's Head
for DOwry, ~
Living Age, No. %, IJl
The American Farmer for Mafcn, 10
farmers Library for Marcn, 80
The StepmOhcr hV James, SD
Roger Button, by james. I2l
WILLIAM TAYLOR < co.
Nos, 4, ) and Jarvis Buildings,
III Worth street, Baltimore.
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SPRING FAsHIoNs-HATs. BY the advertisements.
it will be seen that CoupIand * Grove, 20 Baltimore
street, below Frederick; J. l.. McPhail next door TO
this office; ). Hindcs, "a Month Gay ST.; W. H. Keeyir,
90 Baltimore ST.; Geo X Quail, 20i Pratt street, and
Charles Towson, 80 Eutaw street, are supplied with
their Spring style of Hats, with which they are ready
and willing to decorate the heads of ali our readers.
old and young. Give them call.
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! FROZEN TO DEATu. Mrs. Jane Cunning
! ham was found, some days since, frozen to
death, upon prairie, near Chicago She had
been missing several weeks
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. A fire occurred at Ca
lais, Me, on the eth ult., which consumed
the large deal mill of Joseph Eaton, the dou-
bic mill of Todd & Bacon, and three lath ma
chimes and one edger. Loss $4,000.
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ar+CORONER'S OFFICE, No, 1913 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gayst. fnhI2-ly
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The NEXT News FROM EUROPE
steamer Hibernia, Captain Ryre, is the next
mail packet from Europe. She left Liverpool
on the 4th, and as she is a fast vessel, her
news may be looked for about the 18th inst
On her arrival at Boston, the intelligence she
brings, will be despatched by Telegraph to
Hartford, Conn, and from thence by steam
boat to New York.
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MORE RrMoHs FROM WAsuVGroN, The
New York Gazette says gentleman from
Washington, who can be relied on, states j. as
his ictthat Che President and a majority of
the Cabinet are opposed to making any further
propositions to Great Britain, under the i'm
preston that thoyconnot do SO with honor,and
that bat one (possby two) Of the Cabinet are
in favor Of such course being adopted Our
informant adds that he believes the Oregon
question will be amicably settled--settled on
the 18th degreo--and that proposition to
that effect will be made by Great Britain.
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9Q. oHEAp pMINrrNG, and pRINTNa o

every description, executed with great despatch, a.
The Office Of tie Clipper, 1873 BALrhoRE sr.-ss
MAMMOTH NM, )Much larger than any other
"'"''' office can execute,
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS 4 lDING,
STAGE 4 HATTER " BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, sc, &c,
Indeed it Is needless to enumerate, as we are pos
sessed offac tiles with latest styles Of type and
and splendid machinery fofdoag work, in eDerystye,
III manner unsurpassed in this city.
CO. HIGH STREET METHODIST u. CHURCH.
The Rev. j. SAMUEL ROszEL will preach in the High
street Church on TOMORROW, at | O'Clock, AM. i;
and the Rev, Mr. mILBURN, Chaplain 10 Congress, at
half past O'Clock, PM The Conference coec-
ton viii be taken up throughout the day. It
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frE- WING NOMINATION. SIXTH WARD nomi
nation for First Branch City Counc
JOHN ROLGIANO.
Day Of Election MONDAY, 9th inst. fah6-3th