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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-03
Abscntees In Congress.

- Housv on R.yREsEsTATIvEs, WASHINGTON, July l.
To tie Editors Of The 1ribuHs' -,
GEETLInEs: In commenting on my no'e CIV
ing YOU the reason for my brief absence i'oiu ~
seat, YOU tasntingly tender me the use Vi yO-I ~
pmn, 10 show that the compensation IS VIC" :"
vo,s. n, Mr. H.ekett and myself paired ON ASeH ~
..so,tbi. ofTer merely say that do mol reP'efoA ~
.apenev 40 destitute OF msgnanimly ana " io' " '
a., seeipgs OF human nature, as TO require "'e " P ~
.,h,v ~ ,ots or my Compensation when sumuloneo
% ,te de,,hbed Of a member Of my family, who had
,sfslv served his country from the commet eeen Vi no
Revolution until bis dealh =. .,.. =, the rossns
Asyou have refused TO avail yourselves OF Mo o5 10 m,
s.ve ON TO do N simple act of Josnce sna nov ~ ~
tnre rake any attempt TO deprive you OF ,hss sos ~
Won seem seek by placing Members " dlsa'b no an
.ent tbemselyes temporarily from their seats As PROOF
,bai IN the ardor OF your zeal 10 give aels 1ne
E~a.1 no nake dscrminatOn between those VINO gre az
ssn ~. rsosye and those who absent from necessity
need hui refer the fact that you twice pnosaeu E "a
league (Mr schenek) as delinquent al tns W. IL
ro5hned 10 bis bed By fact that hsd been NO.
iced by The papers OF this city. p c.uparTJ
Very truly yours, &C. L. ~ NA'4i
.Ey- The above note iorciby suggests the ad'
vantage Of keeping cool and cultvating tine oet'
ter feelings ofhuman nature
Wa do not understand bow we have refused
TO do Mr.. Campbell justice; we published his note
stating his reasons for absence, and did not dispute
that thew were sufficient. 1t is true we just
touched on the edge Of his bad temper and hlnted'
What we think common sense and common justice
Indicate. that Members Of Congress who are absent
from their duty ought not to be paid for performing
il. Mr.. Campbell thinks it is magnanimOus that
they should. We know that is the common opin'
ion at Washington, where honorable gentlemen
push their inagnanimity' to the utmost limits,
but people who work for living will in most cases
take different view of the matter.
We are not always able to tell when Members
are absent for pleasure or from necessity, and may
sometimes fail to see the paragraphs relating there
to in the Washington papers. In cases where we
may thus accidentally do injustice to any person
we shall be glad to be corrected. ourreaders will
please to note the above statement with regard to
Mr.. Schenck. "a. mo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-03
WASHING MADE EASY,
OR HOW TO WASH CLOTHES


WITHOUT MACHINES, Wsshboards or Pounding
w Barrels. Rubbing unnecessary. Send me One
po eS 81 aps sn psp affections.
Clothes that will enable one person TO do all the washing
he confusion '' Of washing day This method require.
machines, wsshbosrdf or pounding-oarrels-no Tnr
e1S az TaE SKIN OFF YOUR
FlNGERS-no tearing of buttons and wearing out clohes
This plan SAVES THE CLOTHES, makes them whittier
and Injuries the finest fabric The articles used cost
but few cents for large washing and can be obtained
anywhere, and are far superior 10 advertised Paieai
The Circular also contains directions for clear sarching
ironing laces, cAmbrics &c. in the FRENCH STYLE,
sres.e .p s n n from linen, RENovATiN6 VEL
VETS &c &c Alec; how 70 WASH CALlCoEs or
greatest chemical discoveries Of the age All the hotels
steamers and large laundry establishments use my method
Of washing. ,,.u
PUBLIC CERTIFICATE.
we nave sIg S,,5sI II Tag RESI- h. me world and
WORTH MORE than is asked FOR II"
T.. Lyon. az Grand-sL
p CoZzens, lO4 Nassau o.
John Hooper, LOG Rulton-st
MR. Kluss, So2 Eighth avenue.
II. II. Johnson book keeper, lO3 Nsssa1.sl
PROOF FROM THE COUNTRY
Extracts from letters received by Madame Beavet
BALDwIEsyILLE, N Y. May 10, 1850.
al haze tried your way Of washing and think Il the eas
est way thai can be gosup ELIJAH ARAsrhoNt.
WooosrowS, N J. May n. 1850
my wife much pleased with your method Of washing
on account great saving Of labor snd the better s
pearsnce Of the clothes" DAVID DAVIS.
DEESIsyILLE, ". j. May "A, 1850.
al have tried your system OF washing and ind 70 be
eli you have represenediL Please seed me my Of your
Circulars, know can sell them TO my neighhors.
FISHER LEANNlN9.
East WAREHAN, MssL May q, 1850.
al have tried your thod Of washing and much
pleased with IT, Il Ia better than expected On account
Of I'll Health had been unable TO do my family washing
until procured your circular Now do 1t with
recommend your plan TO all my neighborsn
Hrs RUFUS z HOLMES.
soMERs PoIsr, N. J. May q, 1880.
al have tried your system Of washing and am perfectly
satisfied that II VIII DO al you say In your Advertisement
"Mrl B. DRUM
"KENpALLs MILLS Me. May 81, 1880.
al have uied your plan Of washing and am 90 well
pleased with as 10 engage In lis sale believing cannot
engage In benevolent business. Enclosed 3, for
which send your circulars and certificate OF agency
III KNAPP."
"ASsvILLE, Penn. June s. 1850
awe have tried your recipe for washing, and has
our guine expectations. We must admit hat II 10
q most valuable recipe w. L. ASHMEAD,
JOHN HEAN,JR-
Thousands have tried II and could be named, but space
Il too costly in this paper 10 add
To avoid limitations and counteeits be TO direct
your letter TO Madame BEAYELT, Patent Laundress
jel2 6iWkS* - Ann-st NewYork. Postage paid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-03
MIGRANTS,

THE BARTHOLOMEW PATENT SELFACTIHG
4 HYDRANTs are strong, durable simple In eonstruc-
ton anono liable get out Of order not ef running
broken careey by chdren-wont burst pipe, cheap
" repaired without digging up not liable 10 freeze add
Sst long the common cedar hydrant Hs double by.
drAns answer for ysrts and cost but HIe Than
the old kind -Four to FIVE years general OF these by
dTsn shown them TO be the most economical and du
rnble IN use They warranted to work well For sse
by the Plumbers generally. Factory 81 MsrionH above
Prince Violations Of this patent By making, selling or
using will not be allowed. iell 3Isw4w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-03
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.

DR. In. CYRUS has just introduced In the Da-
Dsuerran process Electric Magnetic euf, By which
nsrtilres can be taken iustanianeously
Rave purchased Of this gentleman night 10 use this
heannhp process with which sm now making kenesses
n one second Of time and Of great perfection.
This process prevents Daguerroiypes from undergoing
any change BY tine exposure tbs plate being free from
oxidauon ard chemically elesE- Persons wishing like
800, sieu by his turs and beautiful process will
40 veil 10 ear At GuRNEYs. lS9 Broadway, opposite
Johpst N B. Bring your ltte ones, a. they can now
Ss.I., A. snv age ~ 6ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-03
DRY GOODS.

DROOKs,s Patent 6-CORD Spool Thread
ID TIE subscribers Just received per steame. Al
sniis' an invoice othe shove celebrated Tnea waen ~
tia imporan, requisites Of strength elasticity and eyenneti
ofexiure Is superior TO all other productions now 70 use
We have made arrangements for constant s1pg.y snd
Will guarantee Il N al respects IS the best article OF os"ng
Cotton manufactured in the world Dealers are Invited 10
issii inertia Ror sale BY the case or eozen, oy
TEA lm'c LEE, FENTON & PHELPS, - CorusndR
RLACK LACEs.-PETER RoBEgSTS, So sco.d,
Dway hss just received large LOT Of Black Eouneng
Lares s,4d Superior Black Shswls al 49, usually sold al
$40; Vsencienne and Houston Collars nom % ana up
wards black long and short hiiis figured Nets &c &c
jeZ Wv
SUPERFINE BLEACHED sHIRTlNGs.--
- 200 Gases Yors Premiums. Msena.ss D9ysr ana
my6 NEsMITa co. 50 and 81 Pne't
STARK MILLS DRILLiNGs.-5oo packages
05rown, bleached slate and bue 5xIs s.oI. anu un'-
my6 NEsMlTH CO. 50 and 5. PiEest
PINE UNBLEACHBD COTTONs ZOO bales
Rhode Island Pso Alto, Rockngham hooAss'E "eo'
"sy Hope "- EE Esd Hs' yi 81 .Sd g Pine st
CALICO PRINTERS BLANKETS, LapPing
sne Sieve oo.n TyPs frh ss ana sssraSef' SSnA
myll h. LIZ BARON, 30 Pine-st
lLUE PRINTs.-iOO cases Adslnss blue and white
my VII ''-' --D ''N c. 5 LIE BARON IS PIue-.t
DROWN sHEETINGs.-i5o bales salisbury. Ia.
Dge Mohawk Valley, ana other styles 9I SAFE pgw oy
myll 8. LE bAhON' D FINEST
blue AND CANARY PRINTs.-A new and
Dsuperior sruce, fast colorG Tor sale By
mylI C. e. LIZ BARON, IS Pnest
TRREN PRINTS cases green and black and
VI green and blue at 81 to 8 cents, for aleby
mill C Il LIZ BAROS, IS Pinest
y BLEACHED sHikTING5.-l5o cases the
Oh and low priced a. 8 70 cents for sale BY
mvlI c. g. LIZ BARON s. Pine-st
COLORED CAMBRICs.-l25ea seslig bl and dark
y sssoTtments from a. 10 . cenls for sale BY
myII C. r. LIZ BARON S. Pnest
- BLEACHED sHIRTINGS.-lOc ases low
Oh priced Shrngs comprising vshety OF styles, Tor
saleby lmyel NEsmlrH co 80 and o. Plne-sL
COUNTRRPANBs-s cases superior American
CSuir for sale by NEsnIrH co 81 and 50 Pine a. o5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-03

BYRON ACID MINERAL WATER
rINHIs valuable Mineral Wafer which has been much
used for many years a. remedy In Dyspepsia, Gem
ern Debility CuLaneous Euptons, and variety Of
other diseases 10 offered for the first time the New
YORK Public. When freely reduced with son or Spring
sier makes a very grateful and cooling beverage Ana
lvzed by DR. George Hand Smith, analytical Cbems, OF
RocLester N Y, with the following results:
Free sulphunc Acid. ................5aST
Proto Sulphurate VI Iron and Alumni .S2022
suphsie Of Magnesis.
SulphAie Of Lime.
Silica. .......-.......s.-....lou@o
Organic Mailer ....,..................4,ooo
From one quart OF water, Grains. .lS5,473
Pie water can be had by Druggists and others at whole
,se and retail applying 10 our Agent C. D. Grswod,
Druggisi sl9 Broadway, N. Y corner Of Twelfh-sL
j S GANSON,l
Jos GANS0N | p-on-4.,o..
CIR GANSON ( fIoPHe'oi''
p.tsvia NY 1850. o BALLARD je4 Smeods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-03
FIREWORKS. EDGES FIREWORKS. .

F1RE-WOHKs! EDGES ElHE-WoRKS.
INHE MOST EXTENSIVE. Brilliant and mRgniheeus
coloTed Fireworks manufactured IA this country
now ready and IN progress Tor celebrating the Fourth o;
July displays for cities public gsrdeus private
reG Sc with new and splendid machinery Be supplied
at shortest notice. Ase heavy stock Of beautiful eoore1
small Works Of every description Dealers In Fire-W
will find IL 10 their interest examine the they
splendid and superior articles before offered IN mar
ket being entirely new. Dealers supplied Al mandatory
prices As Maidenane the old United States Lsbors
Tory, Jersey City.
lea uy4s J. q. EDGE, Pyroteehniso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-03

THE MERCHANTS INSURANCE 90.
OF TIE CITY OF NETWORK, office cor. Of Greea.
" witch ana Dew SIS over tbs North River Bank Cash
capital 100000 Insurance sgaust loss damage BY fire.
CR0WEL ADAMS, President
GEORGE W. SAVAGE. Secretary je20 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-03
INSURANCE..
TaE GRoCERS,

FIRE INsUKANCE COMFANFi.
Office, No 81 Wal. corner Of Pearl-st N. Y.
CAPITAL, f60,O0O.
FyNH1S COMPANY, having their capital all paid In, IN
cash, prepared 10 insure Buildings Merchandise
Household Furniture Vessels In Port their Cargoes Ne
against loss or damage by fires aso the Risks OF inland
Navigation and spOrlsuOn, the most favorable
terms All Losses prom pity adjusted and paid.
DIRECTORS
RUFUS STORY, Moses TAYLOn, SAMPSON moore,
PETER MARTIN, GEORGE ELDER Gas BURKHALTsr,
FRANCIS sEIDDY, HENRY EDEY, AsAS. PORTER,
JAS B. WmsoS ALEX II GRANT WV. H. FOSTER,
BENB SHERMAN MARSHAL PsPoOs, Isaac C. TAYLOR.
SAMPSON MOORE, President
j. MILTON SMITH. Secretary. Nfms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-03
BRILLIANT FIREWORKS.


TIVE UNDERSIGNED have for sale Q superior ana
complete assortment Of Fireworks; also h. J. s. haPs
celebrated eolored works City and country dealers WI
End this aperor sock select from. Military and Civic
Associations be supplied Wit The shove syuces war
runted, and 90 the most reasonable terus, BY
BADEAU LOCKWOOD, 30 Wsseing'onu
ielO Z2tD&S1Ws
ENtREWOKKS-NE W.YORK LABORATORY, lea
II FrOuts a. Two doors south of fultonsL-A completa
assortment CT Fireworks new offered Tor safe, eonss.
ing Of the following:
bas Tarrles OF all sizes Scroll Wheels do, Vertical do.
DO Mines OF Serpeus do BcngOiG L,ghs do. Exhibition
pieces DO Flying Pigeons DO Torb!ons do aaIoons do,
Flower Po Pert Fires Pin Wheels Serpent Vi ssshop-
ner. Blue Lights, Torpcdocs, Pulling Crzczers Douols
Headers Canton Rockets Fire Crackers, NOS. and =
Jostic &c &c Country merchants and dealers IN genera,
AZ reoue sted 10 cal and exsmne the above stock
B-Commiiees for cit and country displays ninlay
aud private parties, be supplied On the most liberal
terms with tho above mentioned artclos warranted, Ia
tel4 Sw- Il. BENNETT.
TTIRE WORKs-MORAN, Manufacturer OF Fire
II Works store CsiherinesL OF Division and Cnsi-
ham.s0usre The NEST splendid stock Tor The wholesale
5 1911 t,a5a in thi. citv There YOU are sure TO get
them better han al any osr piece you get mem rom
the manufacturer. Dispisys supplied -
je20 Uy4s DANikL hohAH, rytorcnns.
LIREWOhKs, FIREWORKS Al the Toy
Il Store 50 Johnst OF every description me best qnan
ie2l 2ws WA h FREY BROTHER, o. John-st
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COLoRS AND NEW
IL DESlGNS-A more complete sssortmont o. oeso.
quality or At lower prices offered Call and see
IeIs Jus J B PURDYS "a Maiden-sne, up SALTS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-03
DIVIDENDS.
NTEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

NTEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ COMPANY.-Ths fourth semiansual dividend on The
Preferred Stock OF s Company a. the rate OF eight per
cent per annum will be paid the Office OF the Company,
Tryon Row and aher Tuesday the second day OF July
next The transfer books Of the preferred stock Will DO
closed on Wednesday, June 2 ats O'Clock p NJ ard open
on Wednesday, July s. at O'clock A. 81 Dated New
ie24 sf sAML N BLArCFoRD. Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-03

EEW.YOKK AND NEw-ENGLAND TELE6RAPH Co.
Merchants Line 10 Boston.
DIyIDEND,-The Directors OF the New;York and
bNsE-Engsnd Telegraph Company have declared .
dividend Of O per cent payable 10 stockholders on
ard sner the 9Th Of JAY. in. LEFFERTS, President
L. w JEROME sec'y and Treas. jes6 Uy3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-03
NInKrH RIYER RANK nIYIDEND.-The

NORTH RIVER BANK DiYIDENDt-The
ltPnsdent and Directors Of the North River Bsnk, In
the city Of have thI day declared dividend OF
per the capital stock payable and amer Ihe
5th day OF July The transfer books will be closed
until that day. BY order of the Board
iyl1w SAmL WHITE Cashier
SEVENTH WARD BANK.-NewYork,J June p,
Sl85O-DIVIp END-A dividend OF four and One-haf
az! per has this day been declared payable aud
afIer the first day OF July ensuing. Bv order,
iylI 8 FRASER, CashIer
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-15
WASHING MADE EASY,

Hon. to Wash Clothes acithout Machines,
Washboards or Pounding Barrels.
CEND ME ONE DOLLAR, free of postage.
- and will send you by mail, printed circular,
giving plain directions for acashng clothes, that will
enable one person to do all the washing of a large
family before breakfast, thus avoiding all the con-
fusion of a washing day. This method requires no
machines, washboards or pounding barrels-no Tur-
pentine, no Camphene, or other offensive article
no rubbing the skin off your .fngers-no tearing off
buttons, and wearing out clothes. This plan sares
the clothes, makes them whittier, and never Injuries
the finest fabric. The articles used cost but few
cents for large washing, and be obtained any
where.
The circular also contains directions for clear
starching ironing faces, aoashg and cleaning silks,
kid gtopes, removing stains, ,greese spots, mildew
from linen, raising the nap of velvet, sc. SC.
These are the greatest chemical discoveries of
the age. All the Hotels, Steamers, and large
Laundry establishments use my method of washing.
To avoid limitations and counterfets, be sure to
direct your letter to
MADAME BEAVELT,
Patent Laundress, Ann street, New York.
ap 15.-sm~ postage paid)
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-15
THE Cow PEA.-The Cow Pea has been

THE Cow PEA-The Cow Pea has been
long considered as one of The most valuable
means of keeping up the fertility of lands
in the South. In conversation, some months
since, with VIM. DODGE, Esq, of Washing
ton County, Zone Of the most public spirited
farmers of Maryland,) he informed US that
he had been making experiments with the
Cow Pea, and promised TO furnish Us with
the results and having since received ap-
plIca,ons for information upon the subject,
in reply to our request, for the redemption
of his promise, he has forwarded the very
satisfactory paper which will be found in
The presen, number Of the Farmer. The
demand for guano, last year, was very great,
but there is deficiency in the supply, and
consequently the price has advanced
therefore farmers must look about them for
other sources 10 carry on their improve
ments, as they cannot afford to run the risk
Of it's nse, at a cost greater than what they
have been Paying during the past year
Green crops, bone dust, poudre,,e, lime, and
other fertilizers, must therefore be relied up
on to great extent; as also composts with
small quantities of guano, or the articles just
enumerated combined Herewith. Guano is
a monopoly, and the price can be regulated
by foreign company, and KEEP, at rate
which it should not command therefore
every effort must be made to supercede its
use by other means Of improvement, and il
is worthy the attention Of our farmers to-
test the value Of the COW pea, as recon-
mended by Mr.. Dodge, along with other
means for the renovation of their lands
Will some Of our friends in the South give
us more information upon the subject p
finer. Farmer.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-15
MARYLAND COLONIZATION SOCIETY

MARYLAND COLONIZATION Soc1ETY.-At
recent meeting of this Society it was re-
solved, in view Of their past successful ef-
forts in founding and establishing the colo
ny of Maryland in Liberia, to renew their
efforts in its behalf, not only in sending on.
emigrants, bu. in diffusing information in
regard to is;-for this object the whole
State will be canvassed during the coming
year, and the friends OF the cause are re-
quessed to cooperate with the travelling
agent Of the Society. The clergy through
on. the State are also urged to take up COL
lec,ions about the 4sh of July, to aid the
great object in view.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-15
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

pY virtue Of six wri,s Of Fl. IA. issued by
IL the Judges Of the lst Election District
Court of Charles County and State Of Mary
land, aud eight writs of fl ia. issued by
Jonathan F. Huntington, Justice of the
Peace in and for said county and State, a.
gainst the goods and cha,leIs, lands and
,enemen,s Of George Huntington, to me di-
rected, | have seized and taken in execution
all the right, title, claim, interest and estate
at law and in equity Of the said Dunning-
ton, in and to the. following properly, to wit:
One trac, or parcel Of Land, situate and s..
ing in Chickamuxen, called the "Park En-
larged," containing 205 acres, more or less;
one Horse; one Mare and Colt; one pair
of Mules; one yoke Of Oxen; six Cows;
twenty Sheep, twenty Hogs, and one OK
Cart; and hereby give notice, that on the
29lh instant, at 10 o'clock, on the premises,
will offer for sale the said property so
seized and taken in execution, by public
auction, to the highest bidder, Tor cash, and
will be sold to satisfy the following jndg-
ments One due Francis E. Huntington s.
Francis Huntington, Executors Of John
Russell; one due Francis E. Dunnington;
two due Walter W. Dunningtou; one due
Caharne E. Powers; one due Francis
Huntington; one due Richard B. Posey
one due Smoot s. Uher; one due William
F. Rennoe one due John F. Price; one
due John T. B. Perry; one due Richard
Price; one due Bennett Dyson, and one due
William Smith
RICHARD PRICE, Constable.
April 9, 1850. (apl5(
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-15
uGo,NG IT WITH A RusH."-We find tn

"Go,NG 1T WITH A RusH."-We find the
following in one Of our northern exchanges:
Married in Marce!lus, n. Y, on the 2S,h
ul,., M. Sylvester Smith to Miss Lydia Dun
can Mr.. Serene Smith to Miss Co'hia Dun
can and Mr.. Charles Duncan to Miss En-
ma Smith, all Of that place. These marrl-
ages were soIemnized at the house of Mr..
Benjamin Stanton Smith, father Of Sonora
and Emma. and brother of Sylvester Smith.
Chas. Duncan is brother of Lydia aud Colhia
Duncan and Sylvester Smith is uncle to
Serene and Emma Smith. All the parties
except Sylvester, are under twenty years Of
age.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-15

Mrs. Webster has pe.i.ioned Governor
Briggs for change Of the sentence Of death
against her husband. She asks bu, COM
mutation Of the death penalty to imprison-
ment for life, hoping no doubt, with the
confidence Of woman, that SO long as there
is life, there is hope Of release. OF this Pc
,ilion, the Atlas remarks:
We have no doubt that the case Of Dr.
Webster will receive all due attention from
the State officers, and that the same degree
Of impartiali.y and uprig Illness, which have
hitherto been exercised towards the prison
err, will continue to influence those who
st,aal be called to official action respecting
his situation.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-15
THE LAST OF PREMIUMS offered by our

THE LAST OF PREMIUMS offered by OUT
county Agricultural Society has been pre-
pared by the Executive Committee and
placed in our hands for publication, but for
want Of space we can give this week only
such extracts as relate 10 the productions OF
the Field and Garden. The members of
the Society, we doubt not, will at once pre-
pare for the laudable contest in which all
are invited to engage. None, we are sure,
can take premiums next fall bu, those who
display unusual energy and skill. Let each
one 60 to work then with determination
to show the country wha. Charles county
soil can produce, and we venture to assert
that no other section will be able to show
greater results in agricultural science. In
our next will appear the entire list. The
following are the extracts:
agricultural Productions.
For best hid. Tobacco, not less than 600 lbs. S.
second best do " 5
best field Of Wheat, not less than 10 acres, 7
best acre OF WneaS, >
best acre of Oats, 3
best field of Corn, mot less than 10 acres, 7
best acre of Corn, 3
best acre of Irish Potatoes, 5
best acre of Turnps, 2
Premiums for the above not to be awarded un-
less the measurement of the land and product is
certified to by two respectable witnesses, or the
affidavit Of the producer under oath.
Products of the Garden.
For best bushel Of Irish Potatoes, 81
best bushe Of Sweet Potatoes, l
sbest specimen of Cabbage, not less than 6,
best specimen of Beets, not less than 10, l
best bushel Of Parsnps, l
best bushel Of Carrots, /
best lot of Pumpkins, not less than s,
The statement of the Field and Garden products
to be accompanied by report of the manner of
cultivation, the kind of manure, and the time Of
planting or seeding, and Of gathering, quality of
soil, &c.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-15
BALTIMORE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, April 10, 1850.
GRA1N.-Wheat.-Wh is inquired for, but
there is very little coming to market. Small sales
of good to prime reds are making at lOOa1O7 cts.
lot of prime red from store, was sold at los cts.
to-day A cargo of Pennsylvania white Wheat, to
arrive, was taken at l3 cts.
Corn.-Sales of Corn at 52a53 cents for both
white and yellow.
a36 cents.