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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-05-21
The following from the A. S. Standard is
all we have heard concerning the Anniversa.
ry at New York.
The Anniversary.

The Anniversary Meeting was held accor-
ding to announcement, at the Tabernacle, on
Tuesday morning. That spacious building
was crowded in every part where speakers
can be heard 10 advantage. The meeting
was the larges. we have ever seen a, any an.
niversary. and was pronounced by one who
has attend d nearly every year almost from
the first anniversary, to be the largest ever
held. The proceedings commenced at len
O'Clock rtecisely, By the reading of portions
of the second and eighteenth chapters of Jer-
emiail, and some impressive remarks sugges.
ted by them by Mr.. Garrison. lie was fol-
lowed in prayer, by the Rev. Samuel Nav.
and a brief Report was then read by s.. II.
Gay. The Treasurer's Report, which shows
an unusually favorable condition of the finan-
ces OF the society, was presented by Francis
Jackson. The amount Of receipts for the
past year have been nearly $4,000, and a
small balance remained in the Treasury on
the lst instant.
There was, as usual, a rumor that some
disturbance was contemplated, aud it seemed
more than usually probable, as some portion
OF the city press, and especially the Courier
a. Enquirer, have endeavored TO create a fec
ling inimical to Douglass. If these pro-sla-
very and unprincipled prints, however, pro.
missed themselves any such sport, they wer,
grievously mistaken. Not, only was Their,
no disturbance, except an occasional hiss
and as little Of that as we remember ever t
have heard in any city Conrention-but Of
the contrary, the audience was not only or
DERBY and attentive, but evidently felt a stron,
interest in the character of the meeting, an,
were deeply impressed by it. The speeche,
made, were by Phillips, Garrison, and Doug
lass. Our readers shall have the pleasure O.
seeing them in our next paper, reybaiJa
from the notes Of Mr.. Dyer, the Stenogra
rhIst, whom we have engaged to report then
especially for This paper. We, in common
we have no doubt, with every member Of
the society, regretted that no time was left
for our friend j. w. Walker, of Ohio. A
special meeting, however, is to be held on
This (Tuesday) evening, at the Apollo, which
is to be addressed by Messrs. Walker, Doug
lass. and Bullum. We go to press too early
TO permit us to give any farther notice Of it.
The numher Of friends from the country in
attendance is larger than it has been for sew
eral years, and Of course the promise Of in
teresting meetings for three days 10 come, is
certain.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-05-21
Outrageous.

We hope cur fellow citizens will read the
following. The name attached is a suli-
cient guaranty for its autheniiciIy Gin. Her
aid.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-28
EG. Morgan.

HITHCHfST TAIL0R MD Cl0TlllEh
4 VAS ias aarn,1 liasb end qilondIl assori.
mHHI II Hrv goes II lbe laiesi and most
fsiaHHalIH ##s. which be Is prepared IA maan-
HslHa Hfzs szHFg variety a HfnllJmta'z aeanug
HHa-ll - haH Hisa m ass1fImgni al Hats.
Ulaia'H. i #zHaIa h.Hf. saHHHujer, sc, llearhrd
and trasa HHHa lcs. I'ald liusry, kefseYs. ifi.h
linen, rHaIH. i5ana, alHaeaa, nannels, g., all VI
Nh'lb ie HI aIH rosr Of IN accommodating terms
sada i1 saIaan Hotel.
Nasaaz|H ~, May N. lsi5-23.ly
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-28
Jndgfsaf hc Cirruu Copris.

.indgfsaf The Circuit CaHrix.
lat tircui-Jolu r.. Jones, lleitna, rliIlps
county.
pod C.rcuit-Nilam II. Sutton. COLUMBIA,
Chcoi county
81 dtHeuiI-William e. Scott, Baicsyc, ladc.
PcndrUce rounly
4lh CiFsuil-Scbfon g. Snrcd, Fayetteville,
Washington county
5ih CiIoui-wiIIiam H. firld, laulo Rock.
Pulaski county
9th tlUul-- George Conway, Washington.
llcmpsirnd county
1ih Ciruii--wdIiam " Floyd. Cmktllc,
johnson county.
elh Careui-o christopher C. Scott, Camden, Qua.
chhu county.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-28
Arkansas.
Emaur.
S ruRLIsHEp EVERY WEDNESDAY

taffFanf.
Tuaa.z $ nuu.=IiHs l,uekt Iaazi 6Il',c.
SrrFadrH uf S'dfT.
Dawn II t,aDrR,= lm.a Rock. nHzl oil'rr
Asdt'pr gf fsb'ic iesaaHts.
EIns y. Co>ua.=lIuIe ko,E. E. I.azt Office.
TfeaWrfr
SAare An,us,=1diiis Rock, pssi allier.
jtbiecs " fif SHJrcm, Gaurf.
Themes johnson, CIHei Justice. GaIIrgc,iI's.
Saline aaHHty
Williamson s Oldham. assnciate Iusirr, Iai.
elicyiile. Washington county.
W.lHn Conway Il associate Justice, Rlles-
VILE, lndt peHdence county
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-28
Groreries!

=. iiE saaseI'ber i daily receiving stock of
I GmesIIaH. including Liquors aud Wines OF
lie fiaIs iHsail, Coffee. Sugar, Molases. Ci.
cara, Sep Candies, Raisins, Honey, Cheese,
ellry, fzHRrr, Sardlnaa. and a variety ai other
articles tea HHnisI0ua for the limits Of an adver.
Il meul HHsh, together with The stock prov.
iaua'Y aa HaHas Will comprise most Of the anirles
uaa-.iy iaaad ia a well selected Grocery.
II. KELLY.
waahiasios, March 81. isiI.iG
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-28
Iee 20 Rlnniel.a.

: + NHG mh#nlsn5i has apsp,l a shan ial ,lic
fHH laIa of aal repairing eia stands.
H#F H.'s ##|asWlst OF Washington, in the shop
iamgg aH By jim Mays lls pledges
HH g ##HaI rlra gaa pl Tie mazi ina
HHfHl a#I 81 .sh, Hauanilng ail Nafa done
y hn f.Iz#IIHlHr rfH Hlalipha
far H#fF mls largo and extensive
HrhlHazH - Is.f uHI al In tie oa#iefn ei.ea,
uIla aI. IHH=IHIas fog sssaHlHf work with prompt
Ha Hni #aIfb De haaHz 10 mful sllafe Of
tic 'H HzIHaa8gs, heretofore so literally cN-
Ha
aia H#sa crlsiaHi supFly Of GIuz far sale
Hi ilu aazaaI A Block m Washington.
J. r. Crosby
Na--a.-ln. Do. an. IaI6.G.lf
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-28
Nc,r and Cheap Goods.

frsur rub-cf.bon are receiving general as
r,-,m, d, cf Dy Goods, Cloibng, boots,
.c..,.-' ma. iiarlwurs, Gallery. Groceries, Sad
s..ry. Sc. which ,hey oilsT for ale At the lowest
Urfstt rfecH
Tb5r a-ads and the public generally are re-
sn.stf.Yg invited 10 call aud examine their stock
Ie.drs uaFt'aa.nr clrwhere -. ,,.,o
'''' GEO W GREEN & BRO.
ws.b,,r,an. Afs.. April %, ls41-3m
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-28
Progrrniinr iiiorgsg,.

la crcn.l-N. NJ Foster Helena, ThIp.
county
snd CIreuII-Solou b. Joncr, Pine Bluff. J,a,r.
son county.
30 Cnui-Sllas c. Walker Balssyillc, lhdc.
pcndeucc county
9Th cifcuit--A, D Greenwood, Benion,illc,
Benton county.
9th CUCuIi,-Geofro c. Watkins. aud Attorney
General liltlo Rock, Pulaski county.
Olh trult--Acn W Blcuus, Washington,
Hampstead county
70 'ih cireui--Jus'rh J. Gtrcn, Van Burrn,
Cuwio'd county
9TH 'ucuiI-ltlyoB, n Dorado, Union county
TERMS or THE CIRCUIT COURTS.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-28
Ta.prinlers.
TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTERS
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.


lie suhseritefs have opened a new 'hff
Iarsnn in the city OF NsW York, vhsfe
ihey are ready tasuppy order. lahuy cNteult iar
any kiud Of iah ianey type, tHk, papaF sazIz,
gliaYa, brass ue, steel column faln, composition
stIak#, ohusos, aud every artlgla necessary iaf IA
printing Office
Tn typc, wheh are ous iuuew mouda. tom
aa auliuly uew 81 Of uatfNps, with deep com.
teFs. are wurmntsdto be- unsurpassed by any aud
will b. sold at prices TO suit the umes, Al tae
type furnished hy Us Is "huud oaHt,
Printing pnssaa furnished. aud also steam en-
.uez ai the most approved patterns.
y n maeHinast iscoustaalis Ia attendance
Ia fenaif presses aad light work.
Competition falIais onai for printers,
4 t.diior of newspapers WIN Will buy ihfse
lime as much ltpa as ihr.r bill amount ia, my
rive the alnve \ mlalIr usHfIiaHin ihuf panHIai
aud aend their papeu continuing IT 10 the sab.
sf.haIH
caGKCguFf ! oVERENn.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-28
Doctors Jett 4 Block

| AVE assocnted themselves IN the Pmctce
! ] Of Medicine. Their Offices are in Wash.
Ington and Fulton, where one or the other may
Of all times be found to attend all calls for ther
services,
Washington, October II, lsiG.4su
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-28
sym. II. ncCutchon, * 40 +,
IMPORTERS or ND DEALERS
~ HARDWARE, Cutlery, IL.
Is aaavIfB NJ, MN oHLrAN'

IS aRavfB sr, MN oHLrANs
{ 1 AVE nov in store, aud for sale at low rates
Z general assortment ii Hlrdrarf, faflffR
a., &o-cansising n faa Of nails, non. easi'
InEs, eorl, axes, hoes spades shoyels, stock kel-
ties bsfh niIIs. sHus und HflHs French rais; eoili
OK, log trace, lansail aud albaf chains. mill and
grind stones, anvil, bellows, vices, Rowland's aud
oIher saws of all kinds, stlhfs aad sekles hooks
aud hinges, aek screws bolt hrass wares, shoyels
aud iougs, naasa, anl.aus. ienden tabia aud
naekel cutlery setanr, fazafH, razor sifans and
homes, sievaa cotton and waa ear's, planes Of all
kinds, files and tdgr iaoIa. euaptrf tools, lr,ss
Haaps, Walters and irays. hIls, auger aud auger
hIis, rnrlagei paint, oils, lHIReailuc oakun, pitch
ani tar straw euiter, eam shdlors, hamFs and
aaiIar, puueHsa ard plough man'ds, iin aud jaPlned
wars, fishing tackle In every variety.
MEBeHaN4s, PiANTHaa aud others, are re-
snaeliulIy invited TO call aud examine faf ihfm.
elves. m,5lslily
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-28
ssuinine.

| FEW ounees Of sn'ph Q8aIBe jnsi received
! : and Tor sale Al DR. D + In drug stofa iaf
cash. Expecting Ia rrcciye a hfse surHly Of
Medicine shortly from New Nnfk. invite the
attention Of Physicians and other 10 my siaek.
which will be sold at the 'efy I0wes, prets Tor
cash only Call and soc.
n 7. IETr
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-28
DIR. a. e.. Brent,

Grduaic Of The University of Glasgow
"a Scotland, and practitioner II somr sixteen
years standing, chiefly IN the souih,wrfi. would
tender biz services as Physician, Surgeon. Sc,
TO The citizens oi Louisville, Lafayette county.
Arks. Office aud residence In the town of Lows.
Vile where be- may always be found, unl,ss uro.
lrsslona.ly engaged.
lewisyille, June i, lsiG.3Gly.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-28
RATES OF TIE
WashingtOn Hotel.

Ba0ARDlNC by the month, $40
] snaafdInr and odsiHs per month";. al2
Hoaf.Ias aud lodging per week aanng court
or public imrs, 80
loafliHr aud lodging Per day during court OF
puhlIe iimes, ~
Boarding and lodging fwcck, =. 81 50
naafdias aud lodaIas per day, -
Single meal, ~
Lodging. -
llnTss feed, "a
Keeping horse - haafs, -
Keeping man and hafse all night, = s %
Keeping hor.c per week, 81
manih, slN
noafisfz will be esReeledtopay Al the cnd Of
each month
No credit n the bar.
RI. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
Washington, August %. lsii-ia=t6
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-28
Copartncrship Notice.

FWfHE undersigned having ili' day as orial.d q
viih limscli 10 bus.nrs bis son DAVID
mock. t,s lusiuesa hereafter will be conducted
A. ~ oli ssrd 10 Warrington under the style Of
A ptorr & Sos Iie would avail himself Of iliis
crrssi5n 20 return he sincere thanks TO h's old
f.ispdi ana customer f7r the liberal patronage
H. ,sfor, eytcndedii ln, and assures them that
n, e,rr.i-rs gip B. spared 10 merit a continuance
ABRAHAM BLOCK.
Washington, Afl, ApdiaG lsli.2J-u
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-28
Removal.
E0afrayelcrS.
=1IodfaaI Gard.

II vices 10 the citizens of the town of Nasb.
iuHian and llsmnzlead county in The yaf|aH=
bfanshes Of Medicine. Tie my b found Al al
haufz except when professionally alsrni, alH#f
at his office Ia MiHek's buildings. opposite bIaa-
sae's ziare, OF at h. laie IuFnsr & smith
residence.
Washington, Fsb. Is, lslb. q
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-28
DIR. BENZ. l.. JEFF

AS resumed tic pfuetife ei medicine n
! Washington. and may Il hll times as
aunl Al he apoiHerary store. uule.s rfals=s.
.ianalls absent, where he will keep a M
supply Of fresh medicines for sile low Tor eazb
Washington. asay i.-i-tf.
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-28
EStabliShcdin lslG.5

fHAI1ls undersigned tsliaa Hs nirH la#aa
pHHNus uHaHng lands ia iHa staira "a. aIa
sIaiFfi and AHsksHta, Aa aa Azfni TO sell lsud#s
taHas taxes, talaam lauds saId In taxes, fHeaga
daaas. pr CgFe Information In Hlatieu ip tha quail
ityi #IuBiIon. loeal advantages and value Of laaa#.
ia any pad of lhs aiaFesld State; OF anF ut4ff
hlzIasz connected uilba
GENERAL LlED iaENrY.
ffaa more tim lwrmy yaaH Of egi#H#Ifa
mHfHaHl.Ir operations, iu Tie iaHH af iulgHhHfH
Virginia. aud lfam the practical experience he
has lad In land matters, haKlns been Il lure
owaHr Of lands in both of The slaies helnfe namHd.
Tor unwatls of ten vrar pasi. has afforded Inn
an abundant opportunity, i4 Hif##fiHl a. h|z a5HH
af=Hasi n land maitrs, To aaauire ihaFauah
knowledge of al ilmt IS necessary "a BE- known.
in ofsHr 10 alltnh faithfully % the Interests nj IN
Tim Nho maf eaHIida their lHzinaa' 20 bis NM
assnrul: aud h. therefore fAltHu himself TINT
= vii br able 10 give entire satisfaction ia al.
sHa4s A. il d hIz intention Ia make n7 aarHHess
# aBHfg. under any circumstances. il will be-
rzfHnla1 that al Hba commit illfif hpsnes IN las
uafa. so accompany tigIr uHl#Hz with a sufficient
amaaat Of rlst IA meet ail Disbursements Hat
mak b required.
Ramtiauecs my Be- made al tls 5Isl af IL
aa5Ias in Notes Of or certificates nj dopaaiiss in
any soYrnl bauLs ii the United States.
All communications addressed TO n1WEHs &
Co. HfHplf, Taaasssrs, ofta w II BowHas.
LIais Ra-t iftaazas, posfaes paid, will mert
with prompt attention, ID accompanied with a
sufficient snm "a eoYet the expenses Of inyesllHa-
ton. MA II. BOWERS.
sep. i6, lsld-Ia
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-28
10000 Acres Of Eaasls
EaR SHE,
Il THE STATES OF ARKANSAS
AND .MIssIssIpPI.

\ - - > p , at 1 I. I
II ME undersigned now offers for sale roau
4 Tnors,sp Aess or LAAn 100000, la the
cotton growing region oi the States of ABG,NsNs
uud Misssirri, in quantities 10 suit purchaser.
Among the COUNT OF thr former arr H.Hfsfsah,
Srrisr Dgiiqs, Ciuk, OHattifI, IHisH, and
Lliagriic, aud umour the count s Of The latter
State. are Dts1io, MgrsiaH, T9Hico, Plagla,
YaNsbusid, Cllriar, Cluol, Hbimu, TlAlH-
Laiciie. Hads, EdslHgiga and lsso0. Town
ship Maps have been procured Of a part Of these
lands, taken from hr original plIis or Y. g. SUR
veys, showing accurately, The water courses, SC.
Aud tie undersigned has al.o procured al great
expense, competent persons Ia cAuinine portion
Of these lands, ly quaHer sre,ions, who have
furnished coPous field notes, rIving minute ac-
count uf the growth vt timber, uudcrgTnwth and
ahrulbcry; with a dinemmu OF the springs, water
courses, Sc; MS also the quality, situation, local
advantages, and value Of each quarter section
separately.
TFaNs-fiyc payments one llih clsh in hand
aud tic residue m one, two, three nnd four yearl
equal insiulmonts, with interest II in date Of sale
~ B.-peroHs owning plantations udionng,
or IA the vicinity OF these lands, can be- called
upon, who will show them 20 those wishing 10 puf-
chase with a view 60 ID settlement
Further information eau be- had, by addressing
Bowers 4 Co.. Memphis, Tenn, Or Nm. H.
Bowers. Little Rock, Axis, OF J. Sidney Smith,
Washington, Hampstead county Arhf' Fo1isF'
paid
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-28
UPPER RED RIVER PACKET
ReIIc OF Illinois.
=. 8. jo0NsoE, NATrR.

T.. 3. JOHNSON MATTER.
r--a THEncw, light drauglt and
S,,-.- IN, II fasi running steamer Belle
,,et2 -. NJ HIa0ir, willply regularly
duI.1r tie ssa5on, between Shreveport aud all
landings on upper Rcd River She stands A No. l.
with the IuFurJncc Companies, aud her accom-
moduions are not cXcolied by any boat IN tho
trade.
Fu'iou, Jan, ., lsii.-7-tG
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-28
American uOue,

,-p.s. lsl5a2H
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-28

aHN o.. HAYHg
JAS s, t.AAUsfHaTIis
Washington telegraph., 1847-07-28

april Gn
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-08
TIME FOR BUDDING FRUIT TREES.

August has been generally considered the
the best month for budding, but other months
are found to answer quite as well. Pear
trees that are not in rich ground should be
budded earlier than August, for they often
cease to extend their limbs in July, and
when they have stopped growing, the buds
that we insert, are not likely to live.
The peach in nurseries continues to grow
to late day, and when they are thrifty, Au-
gust is soon enough to insert buds.
Some nurserymen prefer budding to graft
ing apple trees; and we must say we have
been most successful in budding. In graft
ing if the scion does not live we lose the
stock, or we are obliged to wait for sproul
TO grow large enough to be operated upon
In case of the failure Of bud in August, the
stock in which it was inserted may have a
graft in the spring, thus the nurseryman will
stand double chance of keeping his rows
full.
The operation of budding is quite simple
vet some of our young friends have never
seen it performed, and we will try TO describe
ii, though it is harder job than to bud a
stock. The bud should be cut from limb
or twig of hisyear's growth; and slip oil
bark should be taken from the twjg with the
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-08
INTERESTING md
IMPORTANT WORKS.

DROF. FROST'S new historical work, to be
Il published in sixteen semi-monthly numbers, at
25 cents each, comprising remarkable events in the
history of America from the discovery to the pre-
sent time-tLe conquest of Mexico by Herman
Cortez, the conquest of Peru by Pzaro and Amagro,
the conquest of Florida by De Soto, the discovery
and settlement of the United States and Canada,
King Philips War, and the Seven Years War
which terminated in the conquest Of Canada, the
leading incidents of the American Revolution and
the War of 1912 with Great Britain, the war with
the French Republic, the several Indian wars, and
the present war with Mexico. This work will fill
about 1900 pages, and will be very richly cmbel-
lished throughout. 1t will present great variety
of remarkable incidents, and will bring to view
great number of distinguished characters, including
DISCOVERIES, Conquerors, Generals, Statesmen, and
literary characters, and will serve to crafty III
high degree the prevailing taste for historical read
ing. Each number will contain 96 pages of closely
printed matter, and the numbers will contain an
average 40 engravngs each. The issuing of the
first numbers commenced on the LIST day of May
and will be continued the lst and 18th of every
succeeding month until completed, which will be
the lst day of January, lS4S, when it will be de-
livered completely bound in two volumes of 100
pages each, at the low price of IS to subscribers.
The work in numbers without binding will cost on
ly 81.
Also, "Mexico as it is, and as it was, by BRANrz
MAYER, late Secretary OF Legation to Mexico, en-
beshed with lG0 engravings, executed in the most
finished manner on wood, by Butler, mostly from
original designs and drawings by the author, illus
tratng the ruins, antiquities, costumes places,
toms, and curiosites of the ancient and modern
Mexicans. including history of the present war
with the U. S. To be completed in numbers, at
% cents each, $3.50 elegantly bound. George
Zieber s. Co. of Philadelphia, Publishers.
The undersigned having been appointed Agent
Congressional District most respectfully solcits the
aid of his feowctizens in the prosecution of this
enterprise "Where there is will, there lisa way
for every man to live. The will profess to have,
and this is the way and if my friends will facilitate
my progress the end must be accomplished.
MIR. WELLS of the Port Tobacco Times will re-
ceive the names of all contiguous to him. who de.
sire the works above named, and the demands Of
the public will be punctually supplied. Letters
postpaid, addressed to me at Charlotte Hall, Md.
will be promptly answered.
lie. 8. II. D. DYSON.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-08

GPRING SUPPLYING have just received
- our Spring supply of PAPER, BONNET
BOARDS, &c, comprising, in part,
600 reams cap and crown wrapping Paper
100 double cap and crown do do
500 ruled and plain cap and letter do
so groce Bonnet Boards, some extra fine
100 doz Comly's Spelling Books
10000 Quilts, Nos. 20, 80, 40, SO and 60
10000 Slate Pencils, English and German
cases English and German States, all sizes
Red, black, and blue Ink, in bottles, all sizes
English and American Ink Powder blk and red
Indelible Ink, with and without the wash
Best English Bristol Boards, and Drawing Pencils
India Rubber, French Crayons, Camels and Sable
Pencils [Stumps
India Ink, Port Crayons, Tracing Paper and
Letter and Note Envelopes, all sizes, some beauti
full [fers and Seals
Note Paper, all sizes and qualities; Motto Wa
Best English Mathematical Instruments, in wood
and fish-skin cases
Dividers, Parallel RULERS, Protractors
Gunter's Scales, ivory and lockwood Scales
Ruling Pens, Carrington's Patent Rulers
Perforated Bristol Board
Tissue Paper, assorted colors; Drawing Books
Drawing Cards, best water coors; Red Tape
Patent Letter Clips, Inkstands with Pen Racks
ReQ w dlefS, LII lidli qodllcl Pouliu poAco
Black WATERS, best extra super Sealing Wax, red
black, and assorted colors
Copying Paper, and best Copying Ink
Hafbound and full bound Day Books and Ledgers
with every other article usually kept in Station.
cry Store. Our supply of BOOKS is large and
well selected embracing all the new standard works
of merit and all the School Books used in the prin
cipal Colleges and Seminaries ofthe United States
all of which we offer at our usual low prices for
cash. or to punctual customers The highest mar
ket price given in trade for RAGS.
BELL & ENTWISLE,
apl Is King street, Alexandria, Va.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-08
WILLIAM S. JUSTIS,
Practical Clock and Watch Maker
and JeyVeiier,

and Je,yeiler,
No. SO, Pratt Street, I'd door from Conn.,
merce St., Baltimore,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
AZ Charles county that he keeps at his store a
variety of Fancy Articles and JeyveIry,
in part as follows:
Gold and silver Watches, watch chains and keys,
Do do Spectacles, Spoons and Thimbles
Gilt and jet Jewelry-Purses and Pocket Books
Perfumery, Soaps and Cologne-Spy Glasses
Penknives, Razors, Scissors, Knives and Forks
Tea and Table Spoons of all kinds
observation-disclosures Pistols and Percussion Caps
Violin Strings-Carpet and Travelling Bags
Whips and Canes, Snuff and Cigar Boxes
Umbrellas, Brass, Wood and Alabaster Clocks
Ladies' Fans, Harmonicas, Toy Watches
Rattles, Beads and Necklaces, Matches
Razor Straps, Shaving and Dressing Cases
Needles, Pins Hooks and Eyes, Eyelets and
Trimmings
Whalebone, Bonnet and Ribbon Wire
Suspenders, Carriers Leather Belts
Paper Hangings and Blinds-together with
many other articles.
Persons visiting the city would do we'll to call at
No. so, as he can sell any of the above articles,
and do all kinds of repairing cheap, if not cheap,
er than any other establishment in the city.
n. B.-Clocks and Watches repaired at mo-
ment's notice and aCa1Tanted.
nov. Sly.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-08
JOHN M. OREM & co.
MERCHANT TAILoRs,

No. $50 Baltimore Street, Northwest cor
mer Of Charles, Baltimore,
HAVE received their Spring and Summer sup
Il Il ply of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &c. &C.,
which they will make to order in the best and most
fashionable style.
Gemtlennen's Clothing.
On the second floor of their building, which has
been fitted up for the purpose, will be found large
assortment of the finest and medium qualities of
Clothing ready made of superior style and workman
ship.
No VARIATION IN PRICES, the lowest price is dis
tinctly marked in figures on every garment.
The basement has been handsomely fitted up for
the sale of goods by the pece-a very large assort-
ment of CLOTHS, C.3SSLNERS, VESTLNGS,
and 1.7ILOR'S TRIMMINGS, being always on
hand, at the lowest market prices to which the at
tenton of purchasers is invited.
apl sly.
The onion will give the above three insertions
and send account to this Office for collection.