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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23
LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
'ENHE subscriber will offer at public sale, at
i CHAPTICO, on
So TURD.A Y, the 25tA day Of MARCH
next, between the hours of 1 and l o'clock, his
FARM called CRED BUD,'
containing
Three Hundred y2creS, more or less.
This tract of land borders for more than half mile
on Chap.co bay, and lies contiguous to the farms
of H. G. Key, John H. Key and John II. H..
Sothoron. 1t is supplied with every description of
WOOD and TIMBER
that could be desired on farm. I would invite all
persons desiring Investments in land, to visit this,
as | think it will offer inducements to purchase.
TERMS OF SALE:-SlOO0to be paid cash on the
day of sale, and the balance in equal nsta!ments Of
one and two years, the purchaser giving bond, with
approved security, bearing interest from the day of
sale.
This farm is situated three miles from Captico.
JAMES P. SOTHORUN.
. fob 17-ts
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
SHIP. .sS.. b. .....-s,

THE CO-PARTN ERSHlP under the firm
u of VIM. FERGUSON s Co., is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. 1t has become
necessary to close their business in Port
Tobacco as soon as practicable, and they
hope all ;~.l.h.A.l than, DiII cot
lie their accounts at once, either by pay
ment or note. Their store will be closed
on Monday next and continue SO for short
time for the purpose Of taking stock, after
which the goods on hand will be disposed
of on accommodating terms.
WIN. FERGUSON, ,'''
JOHN B. FERGUSON.
PoaT TOBACCO, Goth Jan. 1913.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

BOOTS 6 SEEOES.-A lot of Baltimore city
Id made Boots and Shoes-aIso KID SLIPPERS
and Childrens' Shoes, for sale by
mar %. BOSWELL s. co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

TN the Orphans Court of Charles County-Fcb-
i ruary 18th, ls4s. Ordered by the Court, that
HUGH COX, Administrator of RICHARD SWAMI,
deceased, give notice for the creditors Of said de-
ceased to file their claims with the Register of Wills
for Charles County, properly authenticated accord
ing to law on or before the 18th of April next, as
the Administrator will then proceed, through the
Register of Wills to distribute the assets of said de-
ceased All those who shall not have filed their
claims aforesaid will be by law excluded from all
benefit of said deceased's estate.
Test, d. JENIFER,
feb II. Reg. Wills of Chs. Co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

Z II ATS.-Spring style black Beaver and Plush
LII Hats, for sale by BOSWELL & co.
mar
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

HWM. THOMSON, Baltimore, and E. W.
CARR, Philadelphia are authorized to procure and
forward advertisements intended for insertion in
this paper.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

BOOTS, BROGANS, &c.-Just received
ID and for sale a lot of F. Danes Army Broeans
also water proof and heavy Kip Boots-all of which
will be sold low by
oct %. VIM. BOSWELL & co
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23
FARM FOR SALE.


DESlRlNG to locate myself where can
practice my profession, would be
pleased to sell my Farm. 1t is situated 3
miles from Alexandria and from w ashinc-
ton city, and contains :,
300 ACRES
Of Land, more or less. 1t is we'll supplied
with Locust, Chestnut, and Oak TIMBER,
and Pine WOOD in abundance
ssIl@ 1~fH IT, The Buildings are all new and
#ET4a p !. hmm built Of the best maierials.-
The Farm is in good state
of cultivation, with Meadow of 60 or 70
acres, producing the finest timothy-and in
many other respects not surpassed by any
farm of the same size in Prince Georges
county. Further description is deemed un-
necessary, as those wishing to, purchase
would examine for Themselves a.t
jan 27-tf. GEO. S. TOLSON. :.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23
NOTICE..

EfHE subscriber still continues to draw
BILLs OF SALE, INsoLvENT PAPERS and
other instruments of writing.
mar Is. JAMES MCCORMICK.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

Agency Business,
" &c Nc.-The subscriber still continues to
draw Deeds Deeds of Trust. Mortgages, Bills of
Sale Releases, sc. He will also attend to the settle
nent of accounts collect claims, and in fact attend
any business requiring the assistance of an agent.
a3gHis office is next door to the office of GEORGE
BRENT, Esq.
JAMES MCCORMICK,
> jan 81. Port Tobacco.
RT.ANKS
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23
LIST OF BOOKS

PUBLISHED BY w. A. LEARY.
No. l5S NORTH Second ST., corner of .Near
PHILADELPHIA
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

Of everv description printed at the Times office
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23
CHEAPEST IN TUE WORLDh

mar =
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FOREIGN lmportations.

LIvEnrooL-ship hoscus-l bale hona, lang casks
s.:e 81 M .S, GsyIy-sdo Pe,qs sea % bes
bale. ssi' Brs.hen et, ys1 wv, Smith
aSsh b"sA 20 s. sr, % ellie da q -
Wh,tewnsht cos Russell & MsisR-i BPke iT-s do
SlsSa 'G f.d Msi
bale. Be G %S, do nfyy
sSs 4 5she Ns so & e fs E sGas
BioTI ssaa Adrian sIsns SCI sI Jasosa. G
s%'!e benny
Aa fsssas s.a! chill
worth CO.. Francis, ohm. Goa Bass col Henry
sgsIf%;S Kelsey sa:J shef.esSSs John Sshol.es
s: Bss. Bush WsaessS 1uet ss do 40
'f Hunt, q eS
steven.,l poneelly bo-s do bales stewart CO
If,T ois:!s, 90 SIls. Mfcsil s@oSsHt b. B,sa,
%sr.seis domIiJ Fsso1sS seS 81 S S
ssssS.I Wla.%s'sss sSsis9s sacei fS SIcot g
Fri Hasi H5s hers
90 .%s. Lee Ss. rssn Do SG s. N,iss
CO.. DO bales Hidden SOU do csss Moore Bake
Icy &an NS gSlad Eye $50 eG' % OF
sds E. Is bag, sa,s E%aa 9hsi-l bale GI,e,si;
q Stndwell-Jd0 Mauson Le0y-l DO Lord u TIA, lori
box A Cochrane & co., b,rs lot bdls iron Dwight
Ffsnch-A73 ber 19s bund es do Egglcston Bateie3.
pig iron FuerIs0 BIZ, Tin plates Phelps Dodge
co-Ioo tons coal Ccliu7 cases 10 baels IS cass q
boxes to order.
L,ysRPooL-shp George Hopley-3 cases 100 bbIs Viii.
sou Brow nl,22 bars 50 edl, iron English Atyatersia
Dwight Frepch-258 iron Cark col case hardwsre
Bseon-io crates hhds Caald veil cs Cyrus
Field co64 bdls bar 92 bars 40 bids bar
"a bills vices Gilman Brother5lSo bbs Moore Legg,t,
10 crn Mile Co,tes-3i ties Norwood co-3 erts
cey &co-l cks Nswbond-3 d, Hvslop Brothers, s
Lord Tsylor-2 cks + Hsyden-2es Updyke x Hal-lt
bates u Lsmay3 cs c,k K II Thorp-i CO X l. tiat
Isnd c. bis Paon Stewartlo cs Austin spceri G,
bis Doemui Nix ,nI0 ca 20 bales enviis Van Wsanen
Tucherrio b.: Hasdsr sony .s Tracy Irvin cos
- BIS Is bbls Cameron Brando cs Richardson Watson
as cks CO hardware Wolfe Bishop-tse 40 BIDS
Ansrbpry coil Bvns,t-e .. bkss lslsVsd Fs,t
S 81 SI.sss:: ss- sss'
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Arrival OF Strangers
MONDAY, February o..
AMERICAN HOTEL

l..
sis:J Losisas savannah ss!Vsa Mee1ss. New eS
sr yb;osi SMITH Name: M k Hf
sE s 10n. Ss 1 ss
s ss Ss;1ff SSs:
STiaeetGe; H.fad.n, Ai.Ssna; a DAVIS: Bangor
$;ss; Ss: s,'!s. KIM s;I: S1s
Gam eh ALBANIA; Ci;fiSn sa..achuest:; Fo.dei
sss,.pors eeas' Boston " lanes
bany
sW De Cours,y. Philadelphia; J Mclean, New York.
JUDsoN'S HOTEL.
Payson, Amherst; J Doyle, Boston; Packard, Ala
LovEJoY's HOTEL.
a Adams Springfield Curti'. Boston, T w Bancroft;
wocsasI L,ssdGs Gncar q, smith, HasS.d
f; FISySsa:s s%S
nd ssy MoIs Is:r f E.S are
NATIONAL HOTEL
Gil Beach, Norwich Conrec,ic1, II Mufford, Boston;
MSf New J ssw SSmiSss MIS-.
sns. soasy
NORTHERN HOTEL
s as NJ, sq fs; Jsy, Ms
HAVEN Su' d o Rf ss " sGSsS s. and bsfy
more J jackson, Ptnn.ylvsna.
FRANKLIN HoUsE.
freeman, Troy; Mrs Calhoun, Bridgeport t5eO Byron
Louisville; W Aldpidge, Penn; J Carson New York; W W
GlatdpR; NJ G Jennings, incinnat.
HOWARD HOTEL.
j sadler wyman. A Anderson Alabama; Brison.
Boston Petit, Poughkeepse; II Bond L,vingiton; w
Curtis; Psnn,ylysni,; y browne New jersey; ! Wilson
Ross. Peter.burgh Stockton, Brocville, Me: Beck
Mobile; A Van Camp, Baltimore; Waldron, Richmond
J A Anderson, New York.
RATHBUN'S HOTEL
A Irvine, N Y; Miles, Connecticut; 81 Bater, 8
Louis.
TAYLoR's HOTEL
Mrs Smith New York; Palmer, Rhode Island; s
JOHNSON, New York.
WESTERN HOTEL.
A Lewis, Baltimore; X Leferts, T. @ Baker. Miss
Quspe. Pbiladelpha
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Domestic Importations;

ssshs, 81. 20 HsSS.IdE
S 9Sss Hay
so Lelan, Adams co-l2 hbls seed H,;ec bales sotSn
500 bbs Hour % s e1 Sbs hid: 70
sd
DE- jobs rsIeyMi bb' hhds ChsIs, G1v Ell
so SS sSs wright 1s Bag.
aour Hitchcock Marshall &Sol5e bbls DO
Hs2o ea u2Su 40 easSs VIM vaiiss bale,
chY|s,,Ss s9s hS. suya ..,s Sage
s1 s aS &c. R 5s
NO IL, H II D Hs ct.
s S:1 SS sas
Kidson54 DO dos do 81 lsrd Work DrateIll c. mdz
5s 81.
$ s TRs.;;s
con Ho'book, Mars hall coS3st bag; Germ Lawrence M"
a,s
HWH A!!.Ill5 bags grain and nuts Q Wetmo W;i
,onHis Sbs rice lark bow- hide. otter skin: At,
wae-ss5 hides Jew, son-22s bags whea,a bs cotton
snydsse soGart RpeesndWIis BSorman JOhn.ton CO.
los CO so cLs rice De Fone.t&co n,,,.-
81 rain Henry Gs-s
ford. Teston co-4s Atwater. milford co-lc6 do
Lord, Warren ssr Co.'S do Taylor Rieh-s b. sah-
BIS wool Lell. psarscn-7O hays rice Jones.lH ties
rice orier-l bx mdz Rush, Dean Wyei-l harp Ken
CHAsts.aes-shp New York. Q, t., rice BuEcsTs Hy
Daa Po 81, Hachet. BslcSer coo Thiilpss
a%ss. fFSp Hon.
Dudy coo ties rice lac bis cotton 29 plank 50 pkss to
st MARKsBrg Peconic.aiI bales cotton Centre coIto
Warrg u Son.
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! Feb AseosR's
wa: e'S sto 4.c aaa faS FIJI
man. New York 'ch.J Rushing. Smith, New York; William
KEY WEsr. Feb 3, ls4s-The merchandise thrown over
by the Qaebee now being saved p diving and much Of
Yo has servened for Ii. benefit Of the
;ns S Sns ...
District Court, ,ubjsc, TO tn, claims Of owners.
. dss o : has sold WELL and the amount will not fall
The ship Apollo from New Orleans for Lverpoo, is dis
charging supposed that she cannot be rendered
cDs ses
bales Of cotton eved ballast. and replaced her cargo
day for Apalschicos
mircsIIaneous Record.
PAeKIT sun Iowa for Havre, having been still farther de.
Bsne Gko Wn,.M, Of and for Boston from P,]ermo
lost @ trss a aSa psS
monkey
BR,e HAiLowELL, Darling Of and for Boston, from Z,n,s
had been hsls which ordered Of her be d
the Send. '''A was IN e Of
scHR Jo.krH,sE before reported abandoned in sinking
Win
bs at Gloucester 18Th inst, which took from her chro
:pf gone % a. 'SS
don her
ixS, bearing W 3 s1Uersae.d gale
sail .quresa sp:ung tbs fore yard and parted Of the
81 andng rigging.
Sen SAINT Jackson at Charleston report-On 18th inst
tcoud mshe whcb) laying her broadde her bull
could be de the appeared to be the Love-
scHR KATE: Holder, which sailed from 81 John NB 9th
inst. for New York. had put back leaky.
Spoken.
Ship Cate Of New York. from New Orleans for Bordeaux
SHIP spoOner from Boston for New Orleans, Jan
Bark from New York for New Orleans, Jan 90
Bark Agenora Of and from Portland for Havana Jan 49, lat
sehr Copis of Barn,,.be from Boston for Baltimore, Feb
TO- IS miles Of Cape May, by the pilot boat David Mitchell
Foreign Ports.
NpD % s sP Fl KIN P,s
no Boston reported Lloyds L,0 and had not
CoRyNrA. Jan 7-shp Bornholn. Morrill,, from New Or
leans, Tor Cadz ne1t day. to finish dg; would probably
Coax Jan a7-Bark Abbot Lord Mason Liverpool for
Boston, asth brig Lincoln Aver from Boston diss for Pa
DrsLrs Jan a7-Bark British Empire, tsr, from Andres
ESol Jan ao-Barks Frcia Croker for Palermo soon;
Chiffon Ballet do DO Sid 18th, bark Prompt Wellmsn
GLASGOW Jas i1-Bark Mary Ann Henry, tBr) for Boston,
Laeg s S Ha"y for Bo.saa e.
Macao. Nov ae-ship s.rsmpcre Love for Bre., about
m Of oS ss 81 SS: and
S .es f % csa ind 2ss s
III ADhGs g:s eT
y. jan s.ss Geo so' ssvs S' %a.r for New
!! asiE; s:; ;:!: i: Ell! .x;::..
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Hru bsles Gihou eeTs ban 40 bdls iron Gsts'ss
Gh,se Wallmsr-lsbIs Stuart co-~ !" exc DIS
BosoEAu.-Ba. Lucia Fields hid. peresaiss.p
cks brandy Amant-2o hhds wine EchaIs-3 hhds wine
cs BILE corks l5 wine bills brandy TardyIte hnqs
Bokee-3 hhds hf do stouyeneae c. wine 10 n
pipes brandy ~ do Leenan9 bids 16 h do wine
&coso hf brandy do sbbls nru LsgerIS hall
pipes brandy BuIod colo hf do do or do bale C
mdIe $50 cs VINE Caze Asoine=o hf pipes Or 90
BELIzs-bark Johu 0rdde,-l3s logs mahogany tons
logwood 1858 50 in specie Cou4o ceroops indigo os
in spscs Blanco-i ck old copper $500 in specie NJ Hemp
stead33 1914 ia cocineal logwood pf
do shell do old SO bales srapaI,la
l31 DRY hides logs mahogany BIZ tortoise smell
7 De'audre.
PoRr Az PRINcE-Brig Hayt-70o bags coffee Il do o L
Feauss-50 M smith-50 w Smith-5o Cheney u John.
son-228 Marie Trobortye-ili NJ Cartopt-33 "A
Rossire-60o i Mareim-46 x Lowla-20o X NJ Lehr-
feld-l6 to order. -
MANsANILLA-Brig Mary Adcine-ll7 logs mahogany %
sucks fustc pieces wood 90
bales 100 LOG bbs honey
ID Curtis x CO.
Vera Brig Pe:eburg-5o bales cochnea 400 bales
skins boxes vanilla beans HarR"1s Brothers43 bales
jsap box gum Repard col Meyer Son. bbls
BIZ, 1900 horns w Wilson.
JAcMEL-Schr Benga0o bags coffee IS 600 lbs log wood
1000 do brazilla wood A Rossre.
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Miscellaneous.

The highest honor which can be bestowed ia France
upon ioresnsr, has been conferred on Mr. Bancroft
He has been chosen Corresponding Member of the In
stitute The United States has two ont ~ ssy.n In
class Of history selected from the whole world
Squads Of boys OF every age, says ~
the LoWsviis JoDn from six 10 eighteen v.srs
70 every evening at the Of the strsss ~
haling chloroform matter Of amusement ana anna
rsnty unconscious Of the danger that they
selves to from such free Of the powerful agent
According to the census recently completed wisoon
elm contains als 900 inhAbitApts
Mr. Clay 10 expected 10 arrive In Philsdsphis by the
asst train OF cars from Baltimore on Thursdsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-22

several very important law points-and he
has been here looking after the interests OF his
client. The case was argued last week, ana
occupied some four day. That over, Mr. HUI
lizard will be able TO look after the interests OF
his constituents, at Washington. Mr. Hilliard
preached TO large and attentive audience, In the
Methodist Episcopal church in this city, yes
terday. He lie, certainly, when he tries to be,
an eloquent man. He will sometimes, however,
attempt TO speak withou, sufficient preparation.
and then he appears TO much greater disadvantage
than If he had no reputation as an orator. One
OF these occasions was the late Taylor meeting,
at the Baptist church in this city, where he made
a very Indifferent speech. l hope that he will
never hereafter attempt TO speak without due
preparation; and then he will, as he is able to
do, do justice to the subject, to the audience,
and to himself.
A clerk of the Supreme Court is to be appoint
ed, by the Judges OF that court, at the present
session. There are, from what can learn, some
forty or fifty applicants for the office, and it
seems that some of the best lawyers in the State
are willing to quit their practice TO take the
Office II is no wonder, for the office is worth
from $4,000 to $4,000 per annum, and is de-
cidedly the best Office in the State.
There are also, at least, hundred candidates
tor the Office of County Judge. There are so ne
twenty to be elected so that not more than one
In hve can have an opportunity to handle the
spolls. Why is it that so many in our land en-
deavor TO live by Office ?
The State convention of the democratic party,
to nominate delegates to the national conven-
ton and presidential electors. meets in this city
tonight. AS soon as can, ! will furnish you
with the proceedings. ALABAMA.
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~: ~. : :.4. 80: s s,:: : "...; J:
:c Dsa%
SUs TS;shsr
H;:sY tB s$ Sss e Ss: %ssdS"ii MIN
% sS 5sss
sises VIZ; Ss Nc Mu.. Burr
Arrived.
lin, from i
dss hssss Jan . order.
shg HiSshSm:: Nex Orleans. Fss !, to Mia. s,h
New 9l.sn. Bsh;; Feb IL e. ship Mary Fran
Ss s last nothing
s e. s: II Eek
S%: the yards, e. z:
with
ES al e:x. .HnS Or
ds sb;n Isd hss .'SS, .n0s;, M. o ..
RIDING Rss: !hs y viii
a Ss%
a orleans. a: JAN s. with md. to
sssS esss MsE s:S Esy
Ship Sutton EfeImsn ChMlestOn. days TO Warde.
ing white 8, bali letter in tn. bali bound N;
SANG time exchanged signals with brig Geoe. from Charles
S:,s I,a Hall a Sss,I:.s, Rsa.y
6 Tsr%y a7.h u' ,s "a, 81 Ion s. g SPOKE
has
Bah john Gardner Peterson. Belize. Hon. Jan Al, to
s.y: isa S;..e!. 81 9; is;h ID q Ion . o.
Bark Harriet Bartlett Baker. ssgua la Grande. days
B.s aos.sr Ss:: s. asSi: days. to Hurlbq,
o9 sms
ship ashore Car Key %ain%,:. 'a.dnE and u wiscis
H S:f E.aS William. M S Yl with
Ss'tGw ri; Sid e with SEs PsE %SNS%. for Nsy
from Masanzss for Providence The has been days North
Bari Ssx World tof BOSTON, crowe Mobile le days.
:So: s s:S s%::
With D. si
iss :.b.. Il 9 ss
with :, old ron copper and lead IS tons iosw God 600
.s s:' rfs: III 81: ss il :s Ss
tn . s %
has been North Of Cape Hatse.s, 10 days.
80 s
574 bags coffee II do ndse Maitland Phes; bis bark
ed :shI IsIIsw bound South The has been day:
~ Nay 1ssa:, {sf WELL. Me- Pope. M.a,spiII..
eion Grinder j.n.es and May Hsss from s. j.ss
HAS Ssas dsys Neh H the
BiE Gov Thur H.shs day.; viz; lss
:ss G. &: s.;s d
S.g Herald Bates. Galveston Is day.; with $40 bale, cot
a s'S ss sssi ~ N''" Sid
day. North Of HateIs.:
o:.. sas ssy
Brig Glseian RYDER $, Marks, days, with cotton, to
ss sssy e Marks days
ton tOe Anderson h in: Of Cap: Fo!d. .poie
i'! etc. Sst
sse South Is ss:
Brig George Hardcs.,le Chsrles,on days to Bulkey
Brig simpson, Crosby Beaufort, NC days. with ma
Brig Belle: Myers. Wilmington. NC. day. with naval
schr Bengal, Crouch. Jacmel, % days. to n Trundy.
schI s.na,oI Ks.pp Savanna. to surcs; Clssrm.n Co.
- i l; S Si;is '''' days
Schr Gen rostr Jorden. Ea.tpor 2 days. 18th
of South Shoal of Nantucket while lying to in gale
from NE, lost deck load end boat.
Schr Cyrus Chamberlain, cry, Boston days. to JAains
Below
ship from New Orleans supposed to be the Margaret Carr
Bark Pilgrim, Willams from Mobile with cotton, to
Hurlbut.
Brig VIM McGilvery. Hitchcock, from Cardenas.
Brig Haidee -, from franklin, La.
Brig Sterling, Riddel from vannah with Dun
ham & Dimon.
Also, ships, barks, brigs.
Sailed.
Steamship Washington, scuhamgon packet .hp Iowa
Chleson barks Charlotte West ladies' Thames New Or
leans; Reform, Savannah brgs Augusta Havana Marceus
| Neuvitas.
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Passengers Arrived.

BELIZE, Hon-BaIk John X Ga dlei-P D,lardre sey.
mour
GALvEsroN-Brig Eerad-Mr Manuel
CHARLKsToN-ship New oik-Mr Briggs. A Deany, G
Mace.
SAvArNAH-Schr senator--iessrs Greet, Psteo-3 in
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JAMES LAWRENCE ENGLISH. ATTORNEY AT
- Law McntEomsry, Aiabsma VIII stspa 70 n
4: H.! "a. |: Z; g! !. i s.
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It Is calculated that there are at the present time
within the State of Arkansas about thousand indi-
viduals who professional gamblers Movt are
making among the people their suppression BY egs
lative enactment.
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At New Orleans, on the 18th inst, young lady very
genteey dressed went board the Agiers ferry boat
and before the starting Of the boat take
h,r bonnet cloak aud gloves, and jump overheard She
was drowned-her body at once sinking without rising
| to the sur face OF the water
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-22

OVER $4,000 BOTTLES OF DR. DEWITT &.
" keliinRcrs niablc Lniment have been made sod
withous complaint $1,000 will be pa q TO any merchant
cominR from distance II fail satisfy HIM
any other remedy markst 500 will be paid to
warrnted 10 eradeae pains Of nature and heal all
ne Of sofss once 40 Pearl street. sad Of the druggists se
nsrslly.
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OAR ROOM FIXTURES AND FURNITURE-TO-
~ &c her with the Oil Pain'ing: among which splendid
nude female figure large life. For sale low,
they muat be rsmoved nt Of March. Apply
RoMery.
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mr. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "PRACTlCAL
~ Private Treatise" &c, is consulted upon any Of the
diseases there referred to, his residence SO Greenwich
erect from to iaAM and to M tsunday exceptedl
be a.tonhsd rapidly and t,s attend
ing the cure Ii 10 chiefly however those who have suffered
sorrsrtars he .svv,~ss
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OPERA GLASSES. FANS.-FREDERlCK A. WOOD.
~ WORTH, ?23 Broadway. o,posiIe The Broadway Thea
has received by the late arrivals of Ope
Glasses manufactured order and Of the desirable
patterns Also, two PLAIN and cut bone stick Fecs
and inch, white coiored and silver paper, which will be
offered the trade small advance the Of i'm
norfat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-22

+ o. OF O. F.-THE DIGEsT-JUsT PUBLISHED.
by the Grand Lodge Of the United Stse, This mPor
work. being Dig.st Of the Law. of the ndsoendent
Order Of odd Fellows which is added an
der. from the country post p;d containing !hs money will
three copies 81 and the for larger pumbsI For
sale by ). w: ALE No 10 Wall street. and by BENJA-
MIN J. PENTZ. Grand Secretary No 27 Canal street.
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nR JEFFRIEs' ANTIDoTE , OR GONURRHG;A

DR. JEFFRIES' ANTIDOTE FOR GONORRHU;A,
H. elect Suictule and similar diorders Of the Organs OF
Ok. cration-The autdote 10 remedy which pqu
stsncet performs s duty quickly and thoroughly leaving
effect, either TO the consultation the part
seeo is the result Of long enperience snd clos. obsevs
ton great number Of and has been invariably
cessfu where med cines treatment merely RELIEVED
In the andote Of the nconvepcnt useless
siccns det occupation, &c &c required beyond
absuneaee from excess either IN eating or dski It's neIs
bottle generally sufficient to ordinary case winch
uaiequsny di:sppss after sir eight doses. Pr.e 81
per bottle Prepned New Yorh by James Jeries M. ID.
For sale by o. RING 1879 Broadway corner Joha street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-22

EDITORIAL WORLD, NOS. 10 AND 20-ILLUSTRA-
ted London No. 10 and "a Just received from London
Agents will please forward their orders accompanied by the
cash to ROBERT T. SHANNON, IS Park Row.
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II AIDES AND 0ENTLEMENS LEFT OFF WARD.
IL robe and Furniture gentlemen having
ntare Ec eau obtain air cash price for the sane by :esd
ing for the subscber tn eugh the Office Otherwise
Broadway stairs. Ladies be attended to by Mrs. j.
LEVENSTYN. - "
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HORTICULTURAL CHOICE COLLECTION OF
Exotic Plants such a: Csme,as Rose Trees
Peons &C. besides Fruit Trees of every description
Bubous Roots and Seeds for sale wholesale retail Iii
Broadway
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AHEDICAL OFEICE-DR JOHNSON, II DUANE
wi street. Chatham street. 80 well known the most
New York. IN the treatment Of
real d,eases The Doctors reputation for skill in these old
haicured csses that have existed Tor years. eminent
pains 10 the head and bones Of the legs externally cured
in nv Young men, causing ascvous dreams and nightly
on prevented Recent cured Ia four days.
without mercury No alteration in Dict prevention ffc