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COPARTNERSHIP.

nIssOLUrION.-Ta copsr,aershipO Of Shadow
~ 8sxtrr manufacturers u umbrella and psrssoI 1fai-
surs s this day dissolved b. mutual coEsens
SAMUEL SHARDLOW,
SAMUEL BAXTER.
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MULTIPLICATION OF WATKK.-THE Ola.

4 PHRAGM FILTER-Ths Filter 10 designed TO purify
ali rafbid river snd other fssh ste aoa lnsy be used
Gr Inc Of various fluids IL 10 compact port
-. pnratus not exceeding cube Of four inches In
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tn II fterink medium constructed well for applies
tom ID vessel II tho espscty q keg pal a. it s Tor
application 10 the hydrant Of eiiys reservoir
v G - from one 10 i've gallons per minute frico -
Ths Fter is exhibited In operation, and 70 Tor sale o.
"a 4,iv ooposite the alitoa House and b. Charles
Uof.l NagYofk 80 Chesnutst opposite Joness Hotel
Pbfsssl phia; 5Oub-st Baltimore, 45l Washlnston-"
gc.tgn ind other sitiss Of the United states.
sect 70 the ocs through the DisPeteh
Poi alive 70 purchase repairing o. fltsn VIII %
r,,llr sttsadsd TO- WALTER N. GIBSON,
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WANTED Parsner In the Dssaerreotypins Ar ~
w penon phO has bad four years experience Va the
Ar lie wishes locate IN to city having heretofore
travelled in Eew.H 1rk and Conneotcut StAtea snsli
Susr,u al he corner TIE and sni siz'st
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A4ANTED-A si5us youth about 10 years ot sse %
w garu fhs confectionery business. hs parents mast
rssds 10 tho city. Apply % r O. HoagSins - Cortland
sl-eet my9 81
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

ANOTHER GALLANT EXTRAORDINARILY e
understand tha, Lieut.. Col. Walter F Biscoe,
"'' o.oo".as '"~s~ satton.'y, III REFUSING
the attack made upon him by guerrillas, we
published on Thursday, is, by birth, a Bal
tmorean, being the son of Mr.. James Biscoe.
Of this city. Col. Biscoe was among the
first of those who, upon the declaration Of
war, fastened to offer their services to their
country. Having entered at first TO serve
for three months only he returned to New
Orleans, when superseded by those who
had volunteered for the whole term Of the
war. In short time after, having accepted
the command of a company Of mounted men
which was offered to him, he went to Vera
Cruz, TO engage in that most perllous Of all
kinds Of warfare, the guerrilla, q field upon
which the greatest daring and lntrepidlty are
called into requlsltlon, yet where few hon
ors are to be gathered. We have a proof
of the regard IN which he is held by his
fellow soldiers in the fact Of his having been
elected to the responsible post of Lieutenant
Colonel of the Louisiana battalion, and an
evidence that he possesses the requisites Of
d brave officer. The accounts we have
published show that Maryland may well be
proud of her sons now in Mexico Col.
Biscoe was, we learn, some few years ago
a clerk in the house Of Voss X Blscoe, on
Charles street, Baltimore, but has of late re-
sided in Louisiana.-Sun.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

MOVEMENTS OF THE WIGS OF MARY
LAND.-I'he Wing State Central Committee
of Maryland, held a meeting on the 18th
instant, and adopted resolutions recommend
ing meetings in the several counties on the
second Monday of April, to select delegates
to represent the State in the Wing n National
Convention, to be held in Philadelphia on
the 9Th day of June, to nominate candidates
for President and Vice President, and for
the purpose of nominating electoral candi-
dates for the next.Presiden,ial election.
The SPRING TRADE.-The Spring trade
in Baltimore has opened under the mos,
favorable and gratifying prospects. There
arealready large number of merchants from
the West and South in the city, and every
arrival brings additions to their numbers
The cars from Cumberland last night,
brought about hundred and fifty passen-
gers and for several weeks past there as
been a constant increase in the travel from
the West.-Pairiot.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

The TREATY OF PEACE.-The Washing
ton Union, speaking Of the ratification of
the Mexican Treaty of Peace, says e.
The President lost no time in apprzing
our commanding general in Mexico Of the
result; for Ma jor Graham-lhaD whom the
country does not present a more efcien,
oflicer-elt Washington on Saturday night
with dispatches for Mexico.
The next step, of course, was to transmit
an authenticated copy of The ratified treaty,
with proper instructions, and an able COM
missioner to bear it. to Mexico, and make
the necessary diplomatic explanation to that
government. II OF moment has been lost
for this purpose. The Senate having adj
journed over from Friday night to this day,
(Tuesday,) the President had no opportu
nifty of nominating a commissioner until this
days session. AS soon as the Senate as
sembled to-day. the private Secretary Of the
President appeared with confidential mes
sage; which Was read with closed doors.
The seal of secrecy has been removed
from this movement; and it gives US great
pleasure TO state thatlhe President had noml-
mated Mr.. Sewer, one Of the senators Of
the United States from Arkansas, as com
missioner TO Mexico, with the full power of
envoy extraordinary and minister plenipo-
Tertiary, and Mr. Robert NJ. Walsh as Sc
ctetary of legation to accompany Col. Sc
vier. We understand these two gentlemen
will probably leave Washington on Thurs
day or Friday night, in the southern steam
boat, en- route for Mexico.
The same PAPER of later date, saturday
night las,,} says:
As Col Sewer has been for several days
Frustrated with sickness, and will not pro-
badly be able to leave Washington for Mex
leo for some days to come, the Presiden, OF
f! the United States deemed it his duty to a
void any delay, and to nominate another
commissioner. Accordingly the nominaticn
of MIR. Clifford went in to the Senate yes
terdav al IL o'clock, and it was promptly
construed in closed doors. He goes &c
Mexico as associate commissioned, anC
clothed with joint and seperate powers
! Mr.. Clifford is an eminent citizen OF the State
Of Maine.
Mr.. Clifford left Washington last night
in company with Mr.. Walsh, the secretary
Of legation; and takes the southern route
for New Orleans, whence he will lmmedi
diatelv embark for Vera Cruz.
Arrangements have been made to carr.
out the commissioner at once from n ev
Orleans to Vera Cruz, and thence to tn
capital; and similar ones for conveying
Col; Sewer as soon as he is able to travel.
We heard from Col Sewer last evening
lie is decidedly convalescent, and hopes +
leave Washington on Tuesday or Wednes
day.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

SHOOTING AFFRAY AT MEMPHIs.-.An
assault was made upon c. living, editor Of
the Enquirer at Memphis, Tenn, on the 9 III,
by Judge E. w. NJ. King, then presiding at
a court sitting in the place. One of three
discharges of revolver took effect in IT.
ving's wrist, and he was severely beaten
over over the head; but finally knocked the
judge down with a cane. An article Gen.
surfing the judges interference in an election
caused the attack.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23
NEW SPRING GOODS.

TENHE undersigned invite the attention of deal
L ers to their stock of NEW SPRING GOODS,
among which may be found the most desirable
styles Of
Spring Cassimeres, new styles
Black single milled Doeskin Cassimeres
Black and brown Tweeds for coats ...
French and English Cloths
Satin, Florenine and figured Silk Nesting
Scars and Cravats new and elegant styles
Fancy and white Linen Cambria Handkerchief
Irish Linens, Jaconet Cambria
Swiss MusIins Bishops Lawn
Edgings and Lace, a great variety
Together with large supply of DOMESTICS, viz:
Penitentiary Plaid Cotton
Domestic Gnghanls and Prints
rs, A and "a Brown Cottons
Cotton Osnaburgs, Burlapse
Heavy Cotton Drillings for servants
All of which will be sold low by
mar o. BOSWELL & co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

An UNLyckY EDIToR.-Gov. Thomas has
divested the editor OF the Centrevlle Times,
of his official dignity, rudely thrust him out
of the office of magistrate. The editor thus
announces the sad event:
We have been hustled out of the magis-
uacy-shorn of our official dignity, and
the allurlng perqusites Of office transferred
to other hands! and this too, when we had
paid one dollar and twenty five cents TO the
clerk Of the county for our documents, and
only realized one twelve and a half BY the
years operation
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23
LOCAL, LAWS,

An act for the relief of Henrietta Roberts
and Henry NJ Robey, administrators of
Allison Roberts, of Charles county.
An act to allow John w. Hawkins, late
collector of County and State taxes Of
Charles county, further time to complete his
collections.
An, additional supplement to an act to
provide for the establishment of district
schools in Charles county, passed at Dec.
sess 1888, CHI. 1911.
An act to change the location OF the
school house N z, in the Third Election
District of Charles county.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23
When in the city of Washington short

When in the city of Washington short
time since, we had occasion to visit the new
coach factory of Mr. Thomas Young. 1t is
perhaps the largest in that city. Every de-
scrip,ion of carriage now in use, and some
of the very latest styles, were presented to
our view. None, we are quite sure, will
fail to supply themselves with any kind OF
vehicle that may be fancied, if they call
upon Mr.. Young. His work, we believe
has heretofore been approved by all who
have pa,ronized him, and we take pleasure
in calling the attention Of the public to his
extensive factory.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

TIE Court OF INoUIRY.-We learn
from the Picayune, of the Sth instant, that
the ship America arrived at Vera Cruz on
on the Oath ul,., with Gen. Towson and
and others on board. He will, of course,
at once repair to Puebla, whittier Gen. Cush-
ing had previously proceeded from the city
of Mexico. The correspondent Of the Pr
cayune intimates that the court will organ
ize at Puebla and then adjourn TO the city
of Mexico.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23
TO THE JUNIOR MEMBERS OF STAG
HALL. CLUB.

TO THE JUNIOR MEMBERS OF STAG
-...~ HALL CLUB.
...., Tune" Yankee Doodle.n
The innocence of your young hearts must quail as
you proceed, sirs, -,
Into the mysteries of their sprees, indeed in double
deed, sirs;
But as you've joined this mighty club, it will be but
fair play
10 name you in rotation with my pen and fist of
clay.
Chorus: Worthy members one and all,
Yankee doodle dandy,
When next you spree give us call
And we'll attend you surely.
PETER SNooKs, with naughty air and mien, too Of
ten struts the square, sir,
In search of pef but misses it, then looks out for
the fair, sir, -s
And here too he is very choice, dear me, WHY is he
.-t SO?
For with the bellies, from far and near, he must re-
main nogo.
Squire MooGlN with his locks of jet seems wearied
- with the pen, sir
He's at it late and early, save when looking for
s..i hen, sir. :... .s
He'll find it too, now mind I say, or am much
mistaken,
ways
very taken.
Coke, junior, comes in for his part, among these
4 first rate fellows
Can saddle his nag, make up his bed, and blow the
fire with bellows,
Then sits him down with two or three pounds of
cigars and tobacco -. z..
Spittoone by his side, and matches for ease which
go off like a cracker g., ..,..
Count SoMiNoZoFsKI with moustache, which
nearly reaches his chin, sir,
Does not prevent display of his teeth with quite
bon ton grin, sir. -..
He walks in church, takes up book quite saint
like in appearance,
And after sermon doffs his cap to beaux' and bellies
at distance.
DucHY Bunch is very silent now, the cause must
assign, sir
1t seems he thinks of leaving here for more north
ern cline, sir.
Go, Duchy, will HE thee on, as you are fond of
rowing,
For that know is the only way to push along keen
moving. ...
Sir W1ILiAM PAuscH brings up the rear, tho last
but far from least, sir ''
He rises at six and currys his pate then looks out
towards the East, sir, =. ."..
Then thinks of taking ride alone, far round the
creek away, sir.
Beware, Sir Paunch, Miss X t hears all that you
do and say, sir.
Good morning, gentlemen Of the Club, bid YOU ali
good day, sirs,
And hope when next you find yourselves twill be
in stack of hay, sirs.
You may find me out for as well as you, 1 form
number one in club too,
known to the ways of this here town, who eat out
rs Of a tub of blue.
LEoNAnBrowS, March II, ls4S.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

1.-THE following lines do not stir up the
wrath of some of the gallant members Of
Stag Hall against the authorization we sup
pose to be lady, Judging from the hand
writing-we are very much mistaken. We
hope, for the sake of the "S,ags,'' that there
is no more truth than poetry in these verses.
For the Port Tobacco Times.
TO THE SENIOR MEMBERS OF STAG
- ?, HALL CLUB.
TuNE-"Oa Dam Tucker"
Members of the Stag-HaH Club .....s...~.
mean to give you all rub;
For rhyme in sport is the only way
TO drive the blue devils all away.
Chorus:
Git out of the way of the Stag-Hall members,
Git out of the " az of the Stag Hall members,
Clear the track for the Stag-Hall members;
They have their sprees round green pine embers.
Now don't be wrathy at what follows,
For if YOU do you'll turn to swallows. ..
But sarallo,cs I'm sure you wont object to
If of old rye and the very best brandy y.
There's Doctor GRAvIsIMUs, grown old In SIN,
Wife, dog, cat to greet him In. ..
If he takes a seat in his old arm chair,
To while away the time, he thinks of the fair.
Then Count PoLENsKI, with his gracious bows,
He visits the fair and makes many vows.
He thinks all he says by the fair is believed,
But one can assure him he is totally deceived.
Next comes JOE Sau1z, hand and glove with the
Count
He SAYS he goes up old Mount Hill to drink from
the fount,
With flask Of real brandy, which he deals large
ly in: .r ...
Take care Joe, or you'll become topper by old gin.
Pray, why was BARON PEBBLES quiet all the
Has he at last got in his heart rough wood spin-
There may it stick-he deserves it most severely,
For sporting with the heart of who really loved
him dearly.
PETER DUNK, I'm told, is on the way to change
his bachelor mode of life,
By taking to his rusty heart fond conding, faith
full wife.
Fair one, look before you leap and make so grand
move to one,
Who cares for none, nor naught on earth but self
and horse and gold alone.
Now Doctor. Count, Squiz, Pebbles and Quirk-
Your rare set of fellows ever did work
When you go to collecting young men by the dozen
In your den of mischief, then them you cozen.
Your sprees then begin not later than seven,
Kept up it'll such squealing till the hour of eleven
Still unwilling to give up your bottle and your sport
Days daw n finds you all surrounding the fort.
Now all of you, the older Stays, I've placed you
nicely in row,
And the young ones let into your den must follow
~: of course, where'er you go.
You'll have your sins to answer for, and bad you'll
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

ELoPEMENT ENTRAoRDINARY.-O call
ing the roll of the Viennos children lately
at New Orleans; Madame Weiss found two
of the largest and handsomes, missing! They
had flown on the wings of love towards
Mobile. few hours previous.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

A STARTLING FACT.-Governor Briggs.
at the temperance meeting in Faneuil Hall,
Boston, on Tuesday evening last, stated that
the Report of the committee appointed to
inquire in regard to the idiots in the COM
monwealh showed that there were from
1900 TO 1900 Of that unfortunate cless, and
also the astounding fac. that 1,1O0 to 1900
Of them were born of drunken parents.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

FLAG AND SEAL OF THE New REPUBLIC.
We learn from the Liberia Herald, that the
following flag and seal were adopted by the
convention as the insignia of the republic
of Liberia and ordered to be employed to
mark It's nationality.
Flag-Six red stripes with five stripes al
ternateIy displayed longtudnalIy. In the
upper angle Of the flag, next to the spear, a
square blue ground covering in depth five
stripes. In The centre of the blue one white
star.
Scala dove on the wing with an open
scroll IN its claws. A view of the ocean
with ship under sail-,he sun jus, emery
ing from the waters. A palm tree, and at
its base plough and spade. Beneath the
emblems the words "Republc of LIBERIA"
and above the e,nblems, the national motto,
"The love ofliber,y has brought US here"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23
The FISHING SEAsoN-The Alexandra

THE FISHING SEAsoN.-The Alexandra
Gazette says: "The fishing season on the
Potomac will commence now IN some ten
or twelve days. Those concerned are now
engaged in making preparation for work at
the different landings. The Alexandra Fish
Wharf, the great depo: for the products of
the Potomac Fisheries, is all in order, and
will soon be busy mart of trade.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

LATE FROM MExico-The steamship
r,-w-vrIcars utrr~vu l'"" ~''~-''~ -s.-.
Vera CTuZ on me 7th instant, with the fol-
lowing unpleasant intelligence:
In conflict between Lieut.. Col. Biscoe
and small command under him, with a
party Of guerrllas amounting to five times
the number brought against them, the gal
liant Lieut.. Henderson and twelve men on
the American side were killed. Col. Biscoe
chaged the Mexicans three times. His
team is said to have stampeded, and he was
compelled to leave his killed and wounded
behind and make his way to Cordova
From the city of Mexico, we learn Major
General Scott has Withdrawn from the COM
nand of the army in Mexico in obedience
to the orders of his Government. His with
drawal seems to have been much regretted
by the army. The command has been
turned over to Nj or General Butler.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

GRAHAM's MAGAZINE for Aprit has been
received by us. Its embellishments are
very fine, which comprise mezzo,int por-
trait of General Scott, fancy engraving of
"Pauline Grey" and the usual plate of fash
ions. 1t gives in this No. also piece of
music arranged for the piano forte.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

William G. Tobey, better known in this city
as 'John of Y ork," has received commits
sion as second Lieutenant in the 4lh Inian-
try, one Of the Oldest regiments in the regu-
lar armv
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

NEW HAMPsHIRE ELECTIoN.-The De-
mocrats have carried the State Election in
New Hampshire by increased majorlies-
Williams ID. is elected Governorby about
two thousand majority there is ma
jorily of from twenty to thirty Democrats
in the Legislature, thus securing the re-elec-
ton 10 the u. S. Senate of Mr.. Alherton.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

The Cumberland Civilian states that
there are now between four and five hun
dred hands employed in the completion Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and that
the operations will be extended as soon as
the weather will admit. The workmen are
punctually paid.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

Coz. RILEY-We observe, says the N.
o. Delta, statement in some of the papers,
that Gen. Towson, the able Paymas,er Gen.
eraI, now on his way to Puebla, to hold
Court of Inquiry, was previous to his enter
ing the ranks of the army, a black smith by
trade. This leads us to remark how many
Of the most efficient and distinguished of our
officers arose from the ranks.
Gen. Worth enlisted as common SOL
dier-so did Houston. the Hero Of San ia
cinlo-so did Col. Riley, and host Of
others, too numerous to mention. But our
present object is 10 refer particularly TO one
of our gallant officers who, from an humble
laborer and mechanic, has risen 10 be one
Of the noblest heroes Of this war-we refer
to Col. Benne, H. Riley. Col. r. COM
menced life as a shoemaker, and worked at
the trade for several years. During the late
war, his gallanlry obtained him a commits
sion, and he has ever since maintained
high position in the army. He is strict
discipIinaran, a perfect soldier, firm, faith
full, brave, vigilant, at the same time just,
and as far as consistent with his position,
ndulgent to the soldiers under his COM
mand.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-03-23

THE COLONIZATION SocIETY.-We see it
stated that vessel will 60 TO Liberia, from
Baltimore, on the 18Th Of April, another will
be despatched from Savannah, with the same
destination, about the same time