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True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-12-02

rP We refer the reader TO the adver-
,isenent Of Mr.. James Smith, Of Jackson.
No man is moro deserving Of patronage
than Mr.. Smith. Though macy years
in business, he has established for him.
self an unblemished reputation, as a uni.
Iorni!y correct and honorable merchant.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-12-02
hardsdIn n sncll nre eIlLMnIY eXcIuded.

I hardship Il such are entilely excluded.
Deeply sylnpalhlsing win the patriotic
soldiers who were diSappuillied Ia getting
lnln tie first regiment FROM This STATE, u
atfl. DIS nlsllle livclieSt pleasure iocuilgru.ts-
late mem OH The present favorable onpor-
lnnily of entering their country's service
an opportunity which know they viii
eagerly embrace. For ifothcrs have g,tiiied
immortal hollors, there ARE yet lallfets TO
be won, bright as ever decked q warriors
brow
Attention is called 10 the whole Of the
letter OF Secretary Marcy, but special
nolice should be taken llmt companies are
10 consist OF not less than sixty four noF
lnore than eighty PRIvArEs, excluding Of
course on.coInmisSioned as well as COM.
nsisSiontd officers aud musicians.
AS The regiment will nol be mustered
inlO the service Of the Uilled States, llllil
ii shall have cnnpleIedils urglliizailun by
tie e;ec'on ofnS officers, a commissioned
officer in the militia ofihlS State will he
despatched 10 The place Of rendezvous with
orders TO take the command uulll such or
is completed, or nnIil he is re- 4
llevvd by All officer oflllc Unlled States
Army.
1t will be seen that officers of the Gear.
ermasIer aud Subsistence Departments of
he regular army are tn be stationed at
with funds to pay the necessary
expenses.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-12-02

HrHls said that Old Rough and Rea-
dv will leave the Mississippi Regiment 70
garrison Monterey. The General thinks
they have won "glory enongh," aud
should now give others chance at lie
cOppercOlored heroes Of San Luis POtOsi.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-12-02

NJ Col. Davis has returned TO camp at
Monterey.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-12-02

Eltesnlb, and provision will be made loF
their support until they will be mustered
into the public service.
JAMES McDUGALD.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-12-02

DEcLINATIoN OF DR. SELBY.-We
publish the following letter from Dr.. Sell
By, although not intended for the public
eye, and because il proves beyond further
doubt or cayil, that he is not now cnndi.
date for Congress. The Doctor is one Of
those True Democrats who will not per-
nit personal aspirations to interfere with
his convictions Of duty. For this the peo.,
pie will duly remember him.
WarTenton, Nov. %, 46.
DEAsE d MURPHY Dear Sirs - You
will perceive by the State paper Of the
l7Ih inst, that ] am no longer a candi.
date for Congress.
The party having made choice Of Mr..
Elicit, give HIM clear track. On no
consideration would 1 oppose the choice
Of my party. Elicit shall have my cor
dial and enthusiastic support, for ! believe
he will make an excellent member.
Respectfully, your friend and
Obedient servant,
LLOYD SELBY.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-12-02

~ Sevcral editorial articles are DC.
x.yrsd . mex, week. We Weld 70 our
corro.popdenls and the important news
BY Tuesday nights mail.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-12-02
is. MuRrnY, Esq.

u Tie following bnef address 10 the
pride and patriotism Of the citizen sOldiery
Of Jasper we are confident viii meet with
an immediate and enthusiastic response.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-12-02

The uom,n n Ptfa. i d al uersf ssrss
heir rtiltnn ulI.runrly. iof So of iursii
Jog q thsu q rhollfis tcnpcancrL
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-12-02
A. g. BROWN.
ErecutiUe Chamber, Nov. ~, lS46.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Nov. l6 1916.
Sir: am instructed by The President TO re-
quest that you will cause to be raised in the
State Of Allssissippi and organize ut the earliest
practicable period for service during the War
Nth Mezico unless sooner discharged, one reg.
imenIof Infantry which, as soon as organized.
will be mustered into the service Of the United
States.
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, CARD.
II r. WILLARD w. W. SHIRLEY, Auctioneers,
eye their personal attention to the Sales Of House
Stocks of Crockey Dry Goods Grocery and
sales OIL na Estate at the Merchants Exchange Also sol
SALES ROOM, Isl BROADWAY, until May Iss, when
Adams Express Office. ali In. m
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Grvrnu. SArvprRs.-Romuus M Saunders,
Esd is now Ia washington city, on his way to MADRID,
where no has recently been sPpoinsed Minister o. m'
United states $500
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10, LOOK AT TIIIs!

LOOK AT THIS!
-. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, il You want
hne article OF Boots and Shoes, call al B7 Broad
way whore yeg will find the lgest assortpen chsapf s1d
most fashionable IN the CITY, Do mistake the nuoer %
Broadway, corner Of Franklin street. -
E-s large assortment of imported FIenS
low Price Of 3doIIsYs n NJ CAnLL.
IA ImsF
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FURNITURE PLUSH.
THE have received from their manufacto-
an extensive assortment Of plain embossed Furni-
ture Pushes Of all coors and qualities suitable for cabinet
coach, and railroad car makers.
Y. CAILLEUX, Fills SULELIAO & CO.,
al lmsr 1873 Pearl street.
CHALLENGE TO THE UNITED STATES.
have hesitation in saying the people
and do challenge the merchants our country far to
compete with them in the sale Of
WINDOW SHADES
They have mandatory in the State Of New Jersey about
u miles from the city Of New York possess every facility
for manufacturing their shades least or their
beauty worth and chsapness, they will the
crsdulons BY their giving them call DUNCKER, BECK
Err No 50 Chatham st. IN r. door from the corner Of
Chambers IT. m3I lmsrc.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW GOODS.
DETER ROBERTS has received by late arrivals, and
EMBROIDERIES
Necde-work Capes from 81 30 to $25. French workd
Colars73 and upwards; Embroidered Lawn Hhdkf.
from 50 to $40 Dresses needlework and Tambour from 50
to $50.
LAWNS AND CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFS.
Tape hcmd stitch, Rivere Fancy and coored borders
MUSLINS.
Book Null Jaeonet Swiss plain striped and checked Organ
die, Taratan Striped and embroidered for Curtains.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
Black and white Silk Hose do. with tops silk
At D. per pal, very fine Lse thread open work
30 dozen fine unbeached cotton work. 50 50
Recommended remarkably cheap) plain work cotton
excellent article 81 dozen usually sold 50
excellent Of Isle Thread plain and
brodered Silk Gloves ofall sizes.
#a LACES.
Capes real and imitation Of the latest and fashionable
styles Wells black and white chantilly Brussels point
mancs point dAlencon and other varieties Regency Meek
lin y:lenciennes fine English Thread Lsces and Edgng
Insertngs
lot Of Muslin trimmings ladies Morning Caps, lace Cap
Crowns Muslin Capes received from auction, will be sold
Is cosT IMPORTATION.
No. y3 Broadway, I'd April, 1886. al imsrrc
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RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONROE CO VA

MS CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE will be
tiers Its fame in the cure OF pulmonary Diseases
extending over period Of fifty years sustained by facts
tent and PECULIARLY Of its medicinal virtues however the
western Virginia. by VIM Burke to be had az Wiley X
runams The object Of this say that
comfortable and that they will be with uni
lorm courtesy and kindness while the charges will be found
as moderate at the mode of the There
Viii De respectable physician attendance The roads
good order and the beautiful Turnpike Road the Blue
sulphur Will have stages il plying between the two
springs which will afford opportunity Of visiting,
kmy2 lmsrc TIfE PROPRIETORS.
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EXCELSIOR.
n ROBERTSON'S PHENIx a
-, n, HAT E.; AND l, CAP M A,

-, HAT AND CAP MANUFACTOHY -
THE proprietor Of this has recently added
his extensive stock Of spring goods an assortment OF
price Of these really superb articles only - So being 81 50
less than the goods the manner
and of similar sold in Broadway The Of
this great disparity IN price may be easily conjecturd The
splendid establishments broadway, he Ia consequence
rates. m
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MARTELLE l. HOLDERMANN,
81 Maiden Lane, N. ~,
MANUFACTURERS and Importers Of Ornamental Hair
and Braid Hair Danguys celebrated Curled Hair, fifteen
inches long, and style Of Everlasting Curs and all
kinds Of Hair Work, Wholesale and retail.
Nb-Ihs trade supplied on reasonable terms mr22 mem
ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD.
THE ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD COMPANY having
completed their Works. ready to execute orders
for pure White Lead both Dry and Ground in OIL almost
any extent that be wanted The Company have spared
no the erection Of the Works which would tend
IN the least degree the improvement Of the Lead having
awaited Themselves Of modern improvement for that
Being well aware from long familiarity with the differ
en leads sold Market that by far the
sold such has been aud still greatly aduerated with
Dyes an article Of mineral production, mach heavier than
whatever, being when mixed with oil almost transparent
mend the Trustees ofthe Atlantic White Lead Company
hays passed unanimously the following resolution Wis:
article the Atlantic White Lead Company will make but
quality Of White Lead both Dry and Ground Oil; that
be strictly pure senuine article and peyscy from
such 70 all who may purchase their Lead"
Purchasers therefore, may be well assured that every de-
psndence may be placed in the purity Of every pound Of
win only tend the greater durability Of the
Paint but will be found much economical in
in the most common description Of painting owing
the body covering quality p2sseses thereby giynE far
Paint would with three Of which painter will bear wit
The Company also manufacture Red Lead and Litharge
VerdiSr, BLACK Paint Yellow oehr. spanish Brown P.i.
Green Brunswick Green &c, &c.
Having been appointed General Agents for the Company,
all orders should be directed F g Il COLGATE
f72msr 2e7 Pearl Of Beekman street.
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SPRING GOODS.

CFhING GOODS. -----I- n
WV 3S SS,s! CO. Draper. and T.ilqr. Import,
ee &c. Broadway Opposite the Fountain are prepared
for the spring trade with the extensive
goods they have offered for inspection comprising French
and English cloths cassimers in various styles; ve.ngs
~ great variety which will be made ORDER through the
Try at prices that have given character the establishment
In reference pantaoons in which cutters excel we
could observe that the attention directed this
must continue to offer inducements those who appreciate
MT combining and elegence M \
In addition the usual Of goods by the
trade have always hand dress coats vess b
ness coats and fancy dress articles including sca
rchie gloves, suspenders, linen and muslin shirts
coaTs, oosoms, &C. s2l lmsr
pUkE WATERm.STONE's IMPROVED PREMIUM
water fl!tes-These filters only clarity but purify
the most turbd water rendering perfectly alu6rous BY d.
yesng OF all purd vegetable and animal anmacu
ina. even water with soap tobacco kc
line ceaness Can be operation and sale at Stone
and brothers Croton Plumbing esabshmcn 800 Broadway
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no DEALERS mn WOOILENS

TO DEALERS IN WOOLLENS.
II MlGEON < CO., 3al West street, Re-fnishers of
IL Cloths Cassmeres and Satinets The gold medal has
been sw arded to H. NJ for the Improvement refnishng
Refer. essrs Wolcot slade CO Pine street, William
e. Langley Co.. 50 Exchange Place. Broad
left mviimSr
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CHlLkEAlNGS
PIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS,
273 BROADWAY,
NO. AND LAFARGE BUILDING.
INHE PUBLIC will find the above
l. men Of Grand and Square Piano Foes the price
as at my Factory IN Boston. 40 imsr
TO MACHINlSTS AND MANUFACTURES.
ATHES Of all descriptions from IS feet long, furnish
~ ed at short notice Also, cutting engines suitable all
kinds Of work For and direct to the sub
scriber, Hudson New York.
MIm.rc JAS. T. PERKINS.
TO The TEA. COFFEE AND SUGAR TRADE, &c.
j. 5. SCOTT 81 CO.,
No; NASSAU STREET, CORNER OF JOHN,
LAYING purchased the first lot OF the seasons Teas
that richness Of flavor generally combined
and rarely obtained offer Wholesale or retail large vare
" and Black Teas. Of the best quality only incu
ding the old fashioned Souchong aud English Breakfast Tea
used to Be imported twenty ago The stocks
Coee Sugars &c., need they selected Of
the finest quality.
J. g. SCOTT CO. also supplied with stock of fresh
imported Glasgow Spced Hams; old English Cheese great
variety and flavor.
All Good" bought viii be delivered within FIVE miles OF the
city free oil charge And all from the with en-
sioseu meet the honorable dealing il
Elected by the parties themselves.
Us. sCOTT& CO., rs Nassau st.,
mW lmsm near John st.
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TO TAILORS.
VTNHOSE who wish attain a complete knowledge OF the
art Of emitting all the various styles Of
at the present time would do well obtain Stinemets
work the subject which universally allowed be
p!ee-he price Of wqich from to 10 dollars copy the
difference price being wholly in the binding To be
Of the author No. 1l3 Broadway, New York all imsr
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
I AIDES OR GENTLEMEN having any off clothing
- furniture to dispose Of obtain fair cash price
for the by sending for the subscriber his
No es Duane street, through the Post Oee which be
punctually attended to. nj. s. COHEN.
N:B-Ladies can be attended to by Mrs NJ. s. COHEN.
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MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS
AND
DEALERS IN pERETrMERY

all I'm m
MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS
MOI 2E IA AVSs y ri PEREgMERy X
.ab.srbsr o.r. the most Complete s..o
s any ossf house use
Ves You 70 e as IN Ge e yourselves he in
''s e' a examine before purchasing R6 s1:sSAs
Broadway. between Liberty and coaandt streets. -.
NEW TEAS, GROCERIES, &c.
50 G. ..4... soR
s sym nd % s.
s.i BLACK Groceries III he :.
;fsssd oooGSs $ g
ssa,. fms Young Tyson best old Java Coz
Ger Lamp oil 6iris sSa Ss
white Yellow and brown sugar Of III The various Kinds ID n'
= FANCY NEEDLE-WOKK EMPORIUM.
JMgenyER Of Hz zEslY tkt%MskScfa CANVASS RAT
N REPS EoHS4Sk e. I 1oRS
Of the trade and public generally that he has taken
s
aqs a and end &
ps e. m article, entirely
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
IMPORTERS , 4 II SSssASS snAAkHkEE, UP STAIRS
NEW EST STYLES OF ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
in punches, wrcaths sprigs garlands &c. &c. together with
most
MATERIALS FOR ARTIFICIAL FLOWER MAKERS
embracing variety unsurpassed in richness and by
any other importation.
flowers by the case. imported expressly
the jobbing and country trade. m2t liner
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
sss :ssss . to g ss
both French and American manufacture has received
least injury BY the late FIRE 1928 William the goods
were removed IN time E. will continue sell Wholesale
rand RETAIL al the lowest prices 23 William and bcgs
dealers to inspect his stock before buying elsewhere al msc
NEW TARIFF.
IMPORTANT NEWS TO Shippers Of Grain and other
Farm Produce to Great Britain
new law having passed the Legislature admitting the
2oItaon Of foreign corn and provisions low rate Of
duty opportunity will be given those who DESTROYS
e the GLASGOW market 70 open good connection with
Provision trade there has hitherto none any
importance who had practical ledge Of that trade
III Glasgow, better opportunity could be desired BY
spectacle houses to form that market Liberal
advances will be given to their shippers.
From the subscbe long experience and knowledge of the
Grain and Provision Trade and also his friendly intimacy
with the buyers large and respectable trade may be cacu
lated upon.
Aston House. ROBERT ROBERTSON. -
m29 lmsr 80 Union street, Glasgow.
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NE w SPRI G GODS.
ADAPTED TO GENTLEMEN'S WEAR

ADAPTED TO GENTLEMENS WEAR
VIM MATTHIESSEN, i27 Fulton street, invites the in
Nv spectcn Of the public his choice stock Of French
Black and coored Cloths and Cassmer Vesings Of all
reties suitable for spring trade which be sold
ioT GAsH C9stomerS desiring 70 have ELEGANT AND
would % well e have their garments cut BY the efficient cut
tiers Of this establishment who capable Of giving
fitting garment as the most fasdious desire.
articles osmall continually on hand, Shirts
cially
Remember the number, l27 Fulton street.
ale lmsr VIM. MATTHIESSEN.
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MODEL OF NEW YORK.

MODEL OF NEW YORK
THE UNDERSIGNED is receiving orders for views
to be represented the Of his Model Of New
York which will be completed These views vary
10 inches in length and for moderate
compensation They include representations Of public build
dences, steamboats,, packets, &c.
number Of the first both decorative
painters, can find empoymentJby apply the oice-also
few agents. and persons capable Of tansactng business
aid lm.rrc +. PoRT'EiR BELDEN. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-03

,,, SHEET BRASS.
AMES O. MOFFETT No i2i Prince street between
ana Greene streets manufacturer Of Sheet Brass,
mas on mana and u Constantly receiving his mill large
OF al sizes Of Sheet Brass which he will sell
or etail At lower prices than other place
States. s".' " any "a"e ;" "o oh''eu
~ o. ~ VII deliver good. sold by him in any part Of this
charge. ~ " NY 's'ssf''s W
SBrass and Copper Tubing Of all sizes made to order
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LATEST NEWS BY THE MAILS.

WASHINGTON, May !, 1876.
The Mad ContracfWs-Dinncr at the National
Hotet-Spceches by Col. X. M. Johnson, Mayor
Hobbs, Mr.. Washington, Mr.. Brotca, Hon. j.
Wentworth, Mr.. Coleman, Col. Gardiner, and
"he Doctor"
Some sixty or seventy mail contractors Of the
South Western mail contract district, the lettings
of which are now in the market, had dinner at
Colcman's last night, per order, of which the fol-
lowing is the bill of lare.-
Vermicelli. Mock Turtle
Boiled Rock-oyster Baked Bass sauce piquant
RELIEVES. Isauce.
Filet Of Beef-Madeira sauce Boiled Turkey--oyster
Ham Glace--Champagne sauce. Beef Tongue.
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THE AMAZON WIGS

THE AMAZON WIGS
nR Gentlemen's real Heads Of Hair beny IN. ,.,.., -
~ greatest iprove The manufsctnse oS w. sn
Scalp and the subscriber happy being The ;,s,
ny height ~ POI, Y wig making never before ssns
ht ON the head by mechanical eneiv ne ny
are put on IN moment They Immediately adsnt
living man. Copy the address. S~s' " '"c
T.. PHALON, 6f Broadway opnosss III
a20 1msrc Globe Hotel undrr Iud.orss H.,
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nR VAN ZANDT'S celebrated Health Restorative Anti.
Dyspspsic and ANTI Cathartic Pills. sold
box mr23 Imsm
OFFICE CROTON AQUEDUCT BOARD,l
NOTICE TO WATER TAKERs-Water rents are due
and PAYABLE on the Isl Of May =. this Office, No Old
Aims House Of the City Hall Water takers who de-
slrous Of not having shut off, will please be punc,ua in their
Rsynments JAMES A. COFFIN President.
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BIGELOW'S NEW ENGLAND EXPRESS.
nor Fchburg, keenc, Greenfield Brattieboro, Windsor
Woodstock, Montpelier and Burlington, VT and he
Canadas All Packages Parcels and business any Of the
Hampshire and Vermont will be faithfully attended TO- II
directed to the care Of L. BlGELOW
- 8Courf street, Boston,
NB.-Bc TO mark Packages to care Of 'BigeIow's
Express 12s 70
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BED BUGS, BED BUGS.
"ATSON'S BED BU0 DESTROYER Is the most
w wonderful discovery made fer dstely de-
sroying these verin however numerous and eernay bs
nlshlng them from the premises by application Beware
For sale Apothecares Hail. % Cstharms streets Oco &
McCasem IN Maiden lane and in Booklny Mrs Hsyes
Dr. a1Y us
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AMEKICA! OREGON ENGLAND
VO the inhabitants Of the whole boundess Contnent-We
invite all and each Of you consider and reflect
your welfare that by calling the New York Coffee
saloon No 27 Fulton street Greenwich where you
will not only find all the edibes far exceeding
oher place e the kind but much larger plate for the price
take your meals with all the comfort Imaginable either break
last dinner supper from six up any given price
galn we any time passing by just drop and
Subtraction. -
opsa oa eaadsys AZ lmsr
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Married.
AT Philadelphia, the l4th ult., by the Rev Daniel
dodge, Mr.. EDWARD H. FAULKNER Of New York, to Miss
HANNAH s. DANIELS, of Philadelphia.
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DoSuerreOtypc Apparatus.
JOHN ROACH,
Optician, S2 Nassau Street,
AS constantly hand, French, German and American
Instruments Coating Boxes Mercury Baths, and all the
other material used by under his
inspection Chemicals Plates, Cases. Quickstuh, &c. sc
Lenses Ground order Thermometers and Surveying Com.
passes manu- featured for the trade.
Magnetic Electric Machines Of approved construction for
medical rpt7Ir ere
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On Friday evening, May ls Of consumption, JEREMIAH
PosT in the 32d year Of his age.
His remains taken from the residence Of his bro
James NJ Post l02 Amity street, to Bound Brook
n, -, Tor mterment, on Saturday morning, I'd inst
widow OF the ato Benjamin Ellison, Of Jericho, Her
remains were taken to the latter place for intcrment
On the LIST OF May GEoRcE HESRr Fine, son Of Elec-
tor Fling, aged years, months and 81 days.
The friends and acquainanccs of the family arc invited
to attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon at four
o'clock from his late residence, 2S4 Stanton street.
On the LIST Of May Of inflammation OF the lungs, La
vsiA, infant daughter of George and Elizabeth Baker.
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JOHN WHITAKER.
JOHN WHITAKER, late Of Thorn, near Skipton, York.
SHIRE England will call upon the or will for
ward to them his address by mail he will learn something
importance and pecuniary advantage to himself
all Im.nc HENRY COGGILL & CO.. 900 Pearl st.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-04-30
THE WHEAT CROP.

7 ME Wheat crop promises to be unusually large
= this year, and the prospects for advanced
prices being favorable, should induce the Agricul-
ural community to provide themselves with ma
chinery to put their crops in the markets at the
earliest period and in the best condition 10 command
the highest market rates. The subscribers, there
fore, have made preparation to meet that object by
providing Machinery of best construction, which
they offer for sale at the following prices, viz
HORSE POWERS, for the 9raught of 2, or
8 horses, at S75, 500 and Sl25 each.
Those at $500 and S125 are particularly recon-
mended-warranted superior.
THRESHING MACHINES, adapted to be
driven by above powers-price $40 to $50, all made
the spike principle Ono cast iron used) and each
spike secured with a screw nut and warranted not
to break or cause detention by their use.
DRIVING BANDS, for do. SIS to $40 each.
RICE'S & WATKINS PATENT FANN-
ING MILLS, warranted equal to the best patterns
tn the United States, price $685. $50 and S45 each.
n .Also-CORN MILLS at $40, Corn
~ and Cob Crushers $50 and Sos each.
Ess sSz71SssaA PLOUGHS. and other Agricultural
Machinery. TOLLS, GARDEN AND FIELD
SEEDS large and general assortment: For a
description and sorts we refer to our general cata-
logue to be had gratis.
ROBERT SINCLAIR, Jr. & Co.,
agricultural Implement .Manutactiwers and
Seedemen, Sc Light ST., Baltimore.
may 81, lS45-ly.