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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23
THE
UNION M A c. A II n E,
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MRS q Nj KIRKLAND

MRS. e. M. hlRhLAND,
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JOHN nj OREM & co.

MERCHANT IAILORs,
No. go Baltimore Street, North-lcest COR
mer Of Charles, Baltimore,
HAVE received their Spring and Summer sup
Ill ply of Cloths, Cassi,neres, Vestings, sc. &C.,
which they will make to order in the best and most
fashionable style.
Gentlemen's Clothing.
On the second floor of their building, which has
been fitted up for the purpose, will be found a 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
tnctly marked in figures on every garment.
The basement has been handsomely fitted up for
the sale of goods by the pecea very large assort-
ment of CLOTHS, C.aSSLAIERS, VESTLNGS,
AND T.aILOR'S TRIMMINGS, being always on
hand at the lowest market prices, to which the at
tention of purchasers is invited.
apl sly.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!

AT THE
Cheap Casl, and Produce Store,
ALIENS FRESH, CHARLES Country, MD.
TNHE undersigned having just received their
i FALL SUPPLY OF GOODS, which
comprises every article generally kept in country
store. All of which were purchased at extremely
low prices and will be sold accordingly. We do
not deem it necessary to make catalogue of the
various kinds of goods which we have in store, as
we hope to have persons generally to call and ex-
anime our stock, when shall be pleased to ex.
hibit all the various articles. We guarantee to
please in hatever goods may be wanting, both in
quality and price.
STEWART & LATHROUM.
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GENTLEMEN'S DRESS BOOTS
GEORGE HARTMAN,

1914 Pratt, near Hanorer st. Baltimore,
IN AS in Store large assortment of Gentlemen s
LII DRESS BOOTS, Morocco and Cafskin J
made in the most fashionable manner AID of the
best materials. Also, complete assortment of
LACE BOOTS. He particularly socits call
from his COUNTRY FRIENDS and others, feeling
assured that he will be able to give satisfaction with
regard to prices, etc.
oct 30.
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CADDLERY.-Just received and for sale q
= lot of elegant Saddles-also, Whips, Spurs
Brides, Martingales, Heads and Reias. For sale
by VIM BOSNE ELL 4 CO.
oct %.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

DIR. J. III. II. MARSHALL,
GRADUATE OF JEFFERSON COLLEGE, PA,
HAVING located in Piscataway, offers his ser
Ill vices to the public in the practice of his pro-
ession. sep "-tf.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

n PLOUGHS.-Stocked Ploughs, and
@N-s Plough Castings, just received and for
xsssssaysss,sssA sale by WIN. BOSWELL; S co.
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BLANKS.
Of everv description printed at the Times office.
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NEW GOODS.

HNHE undersigned respectfully invite the asten-
Il ton of their customers and the public gene
rally, to their and we'll assorted stock of Fall
Goods, among which may be found
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.Neao Prospectus.
The IION2G Journal fer I943.

On the First of January will be issued the first num-
Der of a
NEW VOLUME OF THE HOME JOURNAL.
1t will contain the commencement Of an
ORIGINAL NOVEL,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23
GREAT MEDICINE FOR CHILDREN.

Parents will find this Panacea a valuable medicine
for their children, keeping their bodies in healthy
condition, thereby assisting their growth; children
or grown persons after taking it, not liable to
be attacked with all epidemic before, as it leaves
the blood in a pure condition, and the entire sys-
TEN in strengthened state it drives out all kinds
Of weakness from the body and leaves it healthy
within.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03

The increase of banking capital since 1S43 has been
but 81 00O institution, called the Grocers,
Bank has just commenced operations in Boston, and
there is every prospect of its doing prosperous bust
ness Since 1845 the dividends of the banks Of that
city have been small, compared with those of rail-
roads and other corporate companies of that vicinity
that very few new institutions have been formed and
very moderate increase in the capitals of those in opera
ton has been made but in of the rapid in
in the growth Of Boston, the of its
business through the influence of its immense railroad
system, there has been a demand for more banking
capital and that already in existence has been more
probably employed Railroads in that section of the
country have doubtless reached their maximum in
profits. Their earnings may increase from year to
year to moderate extent but their expenditures
will increase rapidly so that their net profits
will show very little improvement. Within the past
few years, immense amount Of capital has been
ivestedin these works of internal improvement in
Massachusetts and other Eastern States md such has
been the mania among the people Of that section that
expenditures have been made faster than the capital
has been paid in, and the result has been that many
of these companies have been in the market for loans
at enormous rates Of interest, and great sacrifices
have been made to sustain these works The cost las
therefore, by this been increased which, in connection
with enormous expenditures for magnificent dcpots,
have swollen the capitals upon which dividends must
be made, in many instances, large per cent on
the original amount. Rival lines, parallel routes
those which intersect and draw any local travel
and the increase Of roads generally divide the
business and must reduce the dividends Of all. As
soon as the dividends Of most of these companies be-
reduced to six and per cent there will be
an increase of capital in other methods Of investment
and doubtless more rapid increase in banking CAPT
tai until that business becomes in it's turn overdone
and collapse compels people to seek other ways Of
employing their means.
The annexed statement exhibits the movement and
condition Of the Bank of Tennessee and branches
the LIST Of July; 1sis compared with two previous
periods -
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INTELLIGENCE By THE MAILS.
BALTIMORE, Oct 2. 1874

BALTIMORE, Oct 2, 1s4s
The temperance Societies and the Tavern Rcepsys
The Sunday La,o-Hs Comstrtutronalty to be
Tested, &c.
The temperance folks and the tavern keepers
have gone to war in this city in good earnest, and
The conflict will give considerable business for the
courts. AT the last session of the Legislature,
Dill was passed imposing fine of 500, and for
felture OF license on the second offence, on any
tavern keeper who should sell liquor on Sunday.
The law was generally obeyed Tor two or three
weeks, and has since, with perhaps dozen .ycen-
tons, been totally dlsregarded and there 10 nox,
more drunkenness IN our streets on Sunday than
there was before the days OF temperance societies
and the Sons of Temperance; Tor the reason thai
some, to evade the law, r, ceive no money from
their customers on that day.
The grand jury, which has just adjourned has
returned upwards of one hundred true bulls against
our tayen-keepers for violation of the law and
II is the intention OF one of them to confess udg-
ment, and carry the case dately to the Court
Is sustained there, 1t will then be carried 10 the
supreme Court OF the United States
meeting OF The tavern keepers is called this
morning. and II Is IN contemplation 10 raise fund
by the contribution of 50 from each of our nine
hundred, Julep vendors, TO defray the expenses Of
testing the constltutionality of the law. On the
other hand, the Washngtonan Temperance So
clety have contributed $500 to employ able coun-
Sc! 10 defend the constltutlonalty of the law and
IL is SAID that the Sons OF Temperance will silently
contribute the same sum for sustaining the PROSE
cution. f
II the law for preventing man from keeping
ms dry goods store open Sunday, and vending
his goods, is CONSTITUTIONAL there is no doubt thai
tavern Keepers, cOniectloner and oyster house
keepers, are equally liable.
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lnls in the market We Quots bills on London q Q
o. per cent premium; Psris; 81 rs . ST. 221i; Am.
sterdam, 40 4oh; Hamburg, 354 . SO; Bren men, 70
tex.
The loan from tina Treasury Department has not
relieved the money market SO much IS anticipated
1t has not all been let out yet and after day or two,
the effect will not be visible. In the meantime, the
ascumulaons in the ubressury Of this city will be
going on, and Mr.. Walker will doubtless have other
applications for loans and discounts. Now that the
Independent treasury has become establishment Of
issue and Tor loans and discounts, It Is as much
bank as any institution in Wall street. 1t mauufac
lures issues money in the shape Of notes
and nally loans the gold and silver 1t has obtsined
by the issue thoee notes and other ways upon the
security Of it's promises to pay This is the actual
operation of the independent treasury act under the
present dynasty and, in separating the government
from the State banks, there has been created
financial power greater than that destroyed
In the destruction Of the United States Bank and the
distribution of the government deposits among the
State banks from out of the frying pan into the
FIRE; nor less than taking away the life
of one great monster and giving life to hundred lit.
tie ones in the of the Independent treasury
and the State banks 1t changes the matter back to
where it originated with the additional evil that
the government has the handling and of the pub
lie funds 1t before merely accessory to the
act, now it has becom manufacturer and lender Of
money and the Secretary of the Treasury is presi-
dent cashier directors and all hands His decision is
absolute the face of all laws and any clique Of spe
oulators can, without much doubt obtain facilities
him to initiate prices of stocks to shave notes
in Wall street. 1t is wonder that our stocks
not sought after in Europe that foreigners gene
rally have confidence in public securities, when
they special acts of Congress SO frequently and
openly infringed when they the executive
Of his secretaries taking the responsibility of making
such use Of the public money they please, without
the slightest regard to the law is such things
than any Others that have destroyed credit abroad
and compel to carry the bulk of all securities
The issues of United States six per cent stock
the loan Of 1s4s, foreign account in each of the
past eight weeks, were annexed
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p to Monday, October 2, 1S4S :

Iotas.. Nio,'oN'''V ~'~'""'
For several years past the Boston banks have shown
steady increase in the amount of semi annual dvi-
dends and the per cent profits their capital This
has been the result of greater activity in the employ
ment of their resources and the improved value Of
their assets More caution has been exercisedin making
loans and discounts and fewer bad debts have been
made The average dividend for the six months end
ing October 1s4s is three and seven.eghts per cent
showing very handsome increase that for the
responding period in 1s47, and being equal to seven
and quarters per cent for the year ending April
1S49 The capital and semi annual dividends for
raj years past, were as annexed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03

UTICA, Sept. 30, lS4S.
The Eiopsment from Nep Jersey-Arrest of the
Lorers-Ihe Daughter Restored to her Father-
RCcommitment Of Sutliran--Pug,lism.t IN Court
The Enraged Fathsr-Ihe Pubic Feeling.
Our city of late is becoming second Gotham
elopements from and to this city are becoming
almost daily occurrences but the most exciting
case of elopement, abduction and seduction, has
Just been arrested in this city. IL appears a man
by the name OF Michael Sullivan, resided in
Newark, n. j., became acquainted with young
and innocent girl by the the pame of Mary Emehne
Richmond, and after some promises, persuasons,
and pretended love, they agreed to elope TO parts
unknown. This villain has and had wife and
child living in Newark but having won the affec-
tions of this innocent girl, she was induced to
leave her fathers happy, home. They left Newark
for the Empire city, took the steamboat for Troy,
and thence to Utica, where they arrived at 8
o'clock, Pm They Immediately took up, their
quarters with Capt Clapp, at his fine hotel, tne
Ayercll House, passing as man and wHe, ana SO
remained for some days. The girls inconsolaDle
father having received information that they mad
gone West, Immediately telegraphed 20 tnis ana
other western cities, to arrest them II they were
found Great credit is due to police officer Barnes Of
this city, for his promptnessn this case He obtained
q warrant from Recorder Hackley, and arrested the
two lovers. The arrest Immediately made known
to the father of the girl who soon started for this city
Judge Root was then applied to by Mesus; Murphys
Mil he counselors for subway for writ Of habess
corpus, which he granted; but the judge would not
discharge sullivan and committed him to the charge
of Officer Barnes, to await the arrival Of the girls
father. The young girl then put in charge Of an
excellent lady Of this city The father arrived in the
twelve O'Clock train last night and examination
viii take place before Judge Root at O'Clock this
afternoon.
2o'cLocg, NJ
The office of Judge Root being small, 1t was soon
filed to ing with spectators to witness the
minstion Of Miss Richmond and other witnesses The
father the girl sullivan with officer Barnes) the
all appeared and took their seats, encir
cled by the crowd Had the examination been held at
the court. house IL would have been crowded by the
msse who are alwaJ eager to witness such scenes
THE The father, mir. Nchmond) and
Others we're sworn but nothing CT Importance Was
elected from them to warrant the judge to COMM. Sal
Ivan. Then the gil MARY Emeins Nchm9nil wan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03

nRC00PER, hDUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHATHAM
~ and William streets has for the last fourteen enjoyed
most extensive practice in private diseases He
most aggravated Of this disease and mild cured in two
tofve days SrcturcDr Cooper the fox
brought by secret habit ntulssd in BY young Ih
when freely ndulged in bgcts dycpsA weakness
sion to society warranted in every oase, OF 10 sAS
Ne mercury used
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03

Total. 22l5, 700
OF the issues Of the week ending September Both,
the largest sum was on French account OF the last
loan Of sixteen millions of dollars nearly two and
quarter millions have been issued on foreign account.
The annexed statement exhibits the amount of CAPT.
tai semi. annual per cent dividend and amount Of d.
vidend of each bank in Boston, according to returns
made up to Monday October @ 184S -
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RARNUM,s AMERICAN MusEuM-P. T. RARNuN

- Proprietor-F Hitchcock Manager Splendid Perform.
afternoon at O'clock every evening at half
past The Manager has pleasure announcing the
most extraordinary wonder in creation, Major Ltengc hold
ing the same relation to the famous Lpuan that the little
nnser does to the thumb He Is ten old only
nches high and weighs only thirteen pounds He may
from till o; and in the evening TO- In add
on the manager has also engaged Grea' Western the cee
brated Sable Brothers. Mr. r G. Nells the without
arms the three Highland Mammoth Giant Baby
Enormous Boa Constructor Admission the whole including
Museum Performances Little Finger cents children u
der years old enough wall alone M cent? Re
served front seats chilling = - -
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The stock on hand 10 not large
cent Improvement

cent improvement The stock on hand IL not large,
and holders do not press the market.
REAL Estate Two lots OF land, with the build
ipgs thereon, ON the east side Of I'd avenue, aud
south side Of seth street. SO s25 the story brick
and wooden buildings lot 243 Grand street, 800
WHIsKEy.-SaIes of about $50 bbls made In
lots In cludp State Prison at 20c ard Ohio, at 25e
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100000
sold without a murmul

~ ~ ~ Hngers W Onderfu IiilmehJ oeVh
sold without murmur Iheas old sau and bruises
in medatey upon the horse, and work him da Az strains
alostes and hard swengs OF nature either on man
horc, yield before lite magic influence instantly A PtooI
the above all best horse trainers stable Keepers ana stage
have laid down every other remedy used by OF
them from thirty forty and this ms the beat and de-
cdedy the chesIest nment In MARKET In bottles AZ ~
Fix bottles for 81 C STA DOZEN at 20 PEARL and ut
Taterss broadway wholesale and retail and OF the drug
sts stores and ,sders generally throughout tho city and
country,
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DANORAMA OF TAYLORS CAMPAIGN an MEXICO AT
the Minerva Rooms 406 Broadway, shows as fe
the Marches Cen TAYLOR
II also gives correct views Of the country towns cities
quarter before o'clock Afternoon exhibitions "Wednesday
and Saturday commencing ut o'clock. Admission rs cents
Schools admitted reasonable
pamphlets Children half price.
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Total. ......... GAS lJ2 6,6f,0S2 6,397, l03
Besides the assets enumerated above, the bank
turns for July 1s4s show due, from the State Of Ten
nessee, $1f5 900; from the Hiwassee railroad stock
$25ooo and due from the school funi, $104s0 There
has been material variation since September 1916
In any of the leading departments and the aggregate
movement remains about the same.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-03

DARK THEATRE-TUEsDAY svRNlNG, OCT.
ioRTr AND FPfYs Li SS%ss'' W. ctS Mrs.
white Mrs. Gsers Afs, which for the sth time The rssS ~
.S 2: y a n e.s Ssa. 'FSs
oTs nary ~ cSspSsn cs
Ss c * ns FANNY SDS
Ssn Pr ~ cents n. ..l'ry iax cents Doors open as
DARK TBEArRE-rHE MANAGER HAS MUCH PLEA
sure IN announcing an ENGAGEMENTS ith MADAME ANNA
BISHOP for limited number Of nigh This os,e ,a,sd 80
is1 sSs rs %r
RoWERY THEATRE-MONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER
- 3d. will be acted, the IaON CHE'T-Slr EDWARD Z
ford, Mr. j. H. Hail. Adam Wnteron A. Andrews: LAZY ase",
AT s nss sp Mis- s ~s e.
Of ALoANoF ALoyEaISerirqde. Miss Mary Taylor; Capt
inc eerdsn 10 conclude with r the drama Of TON TON
GRlSGl has. i0snIIn cIi.ss Mr. Scott, E..et NJ,
Bo.es 20 cents Pit, i21s cents; Gallery, l2Is cents
CHANFRAU's NEW NATIONAL THEATRE FORMERLY
s "a III *
sRs NJ
AND OF new s &
Chanfrau Captain TObn NJ Burke Mr. Precise Mr. Pariey;
Ss t ss S 1slre @ III h pSsr csnVds
performance tcoommence at7 ooloct Boxes Is cents;
MI ECDANICs HALL. No. 472 Broadway between Grad
and well known CHRlSlfS MINSTRELS ORGANIZED in 1872
whose concerts in this city, for period of ten months were
ceved with such distinguished have the
of New York and
nr variety heir dUrnsse GSsaac
terstic Dances &C. Admission cents opeu at Con
Saturday c%menons undsr
and direction of p. Chrisiy.
TWO ExHIBITIONs-GRAND COMBINATION OF HAN.
ngtons Sacred Doramas of the World and
Baker Of Esn sasS ona
ing about 00 square feet OF whole comprising
TIE beautiful and interesting ever exhibited In
America ton Fall Man. Judgment Of the AmiSbv
puon from Paradise Death of Abel Evening before the De-
LUCE The Deuge God Covenant with Noah Destruction Of
Seventh Plague Destruction Of Phaoh Host Moses Breaking
the Tables Fall Of the als Of Jericho Joshua the
Sun to Stand STILL &C. Ecnow exhibiting this week
O'clock the plsnSa Hall 1876 Broadway over stcppan
the magnificent Spectacle ever WITNESSED in New
YorkCraton Of the ord the Deuge assisted by
Scenery and Incidents the Day The Firmament
the Second Dry Land H,rbage Flowers Third
Fifth Day Creation Of Animals Sixth Day Garden Of Eden
Adam and Eve with the completion of the abors of the
the Deuge Tickets 25 cents children half price Doors
open at7-curtaip rises at Soclock.
WILSON'S ENTERTAINMENTS ON THE SONGS OF
" Scotapd-Ihe public are respectfully informed that Mr.
Wilson late the theatres Royal Covent Garden Drury
and English Opero House. is about visit the United
States and will ferries Of his on tho Songs
Scotland in New York. during the October the
tcuars Of which will be given in future advertisements Mr.
Wilson the first vocalist who this peces of entertain
ments which combine anecdote and information connected with
the and their authors and dnrng the last eight years
towns in Fngard. Scotland, and Ireland.
NEW ROOM, 1872 BROADWAY, NEXT DOOR TO THE
Carvoyante NINE LEVAssEUR-the French vaudeville IN
MONSIEUR EFT UNE DANE the beautiful and admired As.
admission so cents general admission Is cents
Commence at N o'clock.