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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-09-18

REIeNING BY CANDLE-LIGHT.-.Among
the addresses presented upon the accession
Of James l., was one from the ancient town
of Shrewsbury, wishing his majesty might
reign as long as the sun, moon, and stars en-
dure "Fai.h, mon," said the king TO the
person who presented it, "f do, my son
then must reign by candlc-Nght."
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-09-18
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY
BY E. WELLS, JR.
EDITOR AND PRO PRIET o r
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
For one wear, if paid within six months, $l.5O
Sc g ifnot paid within six months, 200
ADvERTIsEMENFs.-$l per square for three inser-
tions-l2 lines of small type IA of large type
constituting square-and 25 cents for every sub
sequcnt insertion. Ifthe number of insertions be
not marked on the advertisement, it will be pub
4ished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A
liberal deduction will be made to those who ad-
vertise by the year.
Communications addressed to this Office must be
POST PAID.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-09-18

An old Jew, being in an out-of-the-way
ale house, treated himself to some ham and
eggs, but just as he was about to raise the
forbidden morsel to his mouth, a clap Of
thunder startled him. He dropped the fork,
saving:
"Mein Gou all dis fuss ehust pecause
old Moses is eating l,.,le pit of pacon ?"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-09-18

Aman is taller in the morning by half an
inch than he is q. nighs.-LoweN Vor
PopuA.
Don't believe that, any way. Please ex-
plain the reason for the asserlion.-La,c-
renee Courier.
With the greatest pleasure. Sleep allows
him to forget his Indebtedness to the prIn-
a. breakfast, when he .akes up the newspa-
per and thinks he hasn't paid for the last
months subscription.-Tor Populi.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-09-18

The following li,,le gem we clip from
Dickens's David Copperfezd, now being
published: "She died." said Polly, "and
was never seen again, for she was buried
in the ground where the trees grow" "The
cold groundn' said the child, shuddering a
gain. "No, the warm ground" returned
Polly, "where the ugly little seeds are turn
ed into beautiful flowers, aud where good
people turn into angels, and fly away to
heaven.'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-09-18

CHARACTER OF THE WEST INDIAN FE-
MALEs.-The white females of the West In
dias are generally Of more slender form
than the European women. Their CON-
pIexion, which they are peculiarly careful
to preserve, is either a pure white or bru-
nelte with but lille or none of the bloom
of the rose, which TO q stranger, gives them
rather sickly appearance at first, though
that impression gradually wears off, Their
features are sweet and regular their eyes
rather expressive than sparkling; their voic
es soft and pleasing; and their whole air
and looks, tender, gentle and femenine.-
With the appearance Of languor and indo-
lencc, they are active and animated on oc-
casions, particularly when dancing, an a.
musement of which they are particularly
fond, and in which they display natural
ease, gracefulness, and agility, which sur
prise aud delgh. stranger. They are fond
of music, and there are few who have not
an intuiive taste for it, and fine voices
They are accused Of excessive Incidence !;
and exaggerated examples Of this are given
ridcule. These exaggeralions, like all 9th
ers Of a national description, savor more Of
carica.ure than truth. The heat of the eli
mate, Joined to the still habits Of sedenta-
~ life, naturally bege,s langnor, listless-
ness, and disposition to self-indulgence, to
which the females of more northern climates
are strangers. The daily loll in bed before
dinner, is so gratifying q relaxation, .ha.
it has become almost as necessary as
their nightly repose. TO sum up in few
words, the character of the Creole ladies,
they are go excessively fond of pleasure and
amusemeuts, tha. they would be glad if the
whole texture of human life were formed OF
nothing else balls, in particular, are their
grea. delight; they are averse to whatever
requires much mental or bodily exertion,
dancing excepted reading they care not
much about, except to fill up an idle hour
and diligence, industry and economy, can.
not be said TO be among the number Of their
virtues Stewart's jamaica.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-09-18

Constitutionally tired is now the polite
way Of expressing the fac! .hs. man is na-
turally lazy,
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01
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The daily crescent., 1850-07-01

THE FOURTH OF JuLY.-A writer in the Ma
tional Intelligencer says: Next Thursday is COM
ing round as the national Jubilee, and will bring
with it the most important fact in the history OF
tthe world; that is, the prevalence Of UNIVERSAL
PEACE, which cannot be said Of another single
year since the reign Of Augustus Caesar, through
eighteen hundred and thrty-six years. What seeds
Of war have been cast into the soil Of human pas
sions, and when or where the budding evils may
rise and fructify, are beyond human ken but al
event of such importance ought not to pass un
noticed on day SO approximate for It's observance
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01
COmpIImentary Benellt % NIrs. Howard.

NEWOKLEANss june lou
To THOMAS PLAcIDE, Esq. Dear Sir. The under.
gned having experience the highest srAfcaun
from witnessing the performances Mrs wardded with
deepest admiration Of her aenaud moreover, believing that
her unweaed endeayors please may great a
ntsd the gratifying your during past
suggest that, the final close Of
opportuHity may be ahorueu i's @.rnia,sn4
night for Farewell Benefit the lady Of paying the 6u
her merits which they feel she richly deserves
The suggestion remark, would have been made
from the knowledge possess that the public earnestly
opportunity that mentioned and would say, the
denee have that this feeling will be fay participated by you
whom, conclusion express thanks
many rich and novel your Theatre has afforded
hopes that its during the forthcoming may
urpass that of the drawing close Awaiting
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01

FRoM TExAs.-We have Galveston paper to
the 25th inst. The crops seem to be improving
in most parts of the State, though the cotton is
still very backward.
The citizens of Austin have held large meeting,
at which Chief Justice Hemphill presided, A
vOunnious report and number of spirited resolu-
tons were adopted. The meeting urges upon the
people of the State the necessity of holding simi-
lar meetings in every county, to bring about promp
action in regard to Santa Fe
Heavy rains have fallen in the interior within
the last two or three weeks.
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01
Ruptures Cured.

MOBILE, June g. 1850.
Mr. Sherman; TIE Truss you fitted Wash gave
when NewoeaHs Winter has cured Rupture
uary to my expectations Fifteen years annoyed and
larger painful and dangerous Notwithstanding always used
The best could fnd the thing plain
perseeiy sssd had fit the Rupture until
called upon you spirits than have been for
several years baemy feelings can't der6ono but per-
Rupred Cured appreciate them With pleae
you promised do, if cered
friends of mine, who are badly Rupured
gave your address, hope them in the Fall
hey viii be able say what with unspeakable
gratitude Wishing you health and prosperity, sub
serbs myself yours, ever, SAMUEL klNsLEY.
fR Mr. Sherman can be seen at his Office II ST. CHARLES
STREET izA An
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01

From CANADA.--A letter 10 the n Y. Herald
from Toronto, under date Of the l7tb, says:
The most important subject that has been under
discussion during the past week. is that with refer
ence 10 the segneurai tenure by which large tracts
of land are held in Lower Canada, under the origi-
nal grants from the crown of France, The ques-
iion at issue seems 10 be, whether the seigneures
are to be considered as landlords merely as irus-
lees and whether maximum rent was originally
fixed, or one was contemplated, which should os-
tensibly increase as the value Of money decreased
and that of the land was raised by the improve
ments which would follow its settlement.
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01

THE CorToN CRor.--The Augusta Republic
sxays +" The backward state of the crop, and its
gloomy prospect, are confirmed by our information
every day. In Middle Georgia bloom cannot be
seen in as,thousand acres, and scarcely hear Of
any up to this date in any section Of the State,
save in sons favored spots in Jefferson and Wash
ington counties which is generally fortnight
ahead Of any other section OF our cotton growing
region in Georgia.
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01
ary-To the ePnhIic-FARrwr1L RrNErIr ro Mas. 3

aY-To the Public-FAREwELL BENEFIT TO Mrs. c.
HowARDA letter has been addressed to Mr. Placide, signed
by many Of the influential gentlemen in the city,
ting that night be granted for FAREWELL BENEFIT TO
Mrs C. Howard A copy of this letter will be Mr. Nor
gans Literary Depot Posofce this morning, (Monday in
order that opportunity may be afforded the
ERALLY by axng Their signatures thereto of showing how
value the pleasure they have derived from her charming per-
formances.
II being considered such testimonial followed by sub
stauia benefit, will be emnenty gratifying both the lady
in question: CHOW that she is about to leave us and likewise
to Mr. Pacde, it is hoped the signatures the letter win be
reckoned by hundredsn short, that gentleman who
preoates dramatic talent, will neglect append his name,
and those of his friends who may not be able to attend for the
purpose.
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01
AFFAIRS IN WAsH1NeToN.-A dispatch to the
Tribane saws
WASHINGTON, June %, 1850.

WASHINGTON, June %, 1885,
am informed that one of the southern members
report says Mr. Soule-will move settlement Of
the slavery question on Monday next, on the basis
'of the Missouri Compromise line direct.
The proposition to grant bonntes 10 the soldiers
of the war of 1912, and previous wars not otherwise
provided for, has created great deal Of dssatisfac
ton, and a meeting of the members Of the House,
who are in favor OF it, was called for this evening
1'he Commissioner of The Mexican boundary line,
Mr.. Bartlett, says he wants $1,000 to equip his
company Of surveyors. He and his party are to
meet the Mexican Commissioner at Ell Paso. The
demand win no doubt be allowed by the committee
to whom il was referred.
Mr Meredith has gone to his native State. His
return is looked for in few days.
The Hon. Daniel Webster and lady have gone
to Piney Point.
Mr.. Myers, of Texas, isappointed Quartermaster,
and Mr.. Clark, a son, believe of Senator Clark,
Assistant Quartermaster, to the Boundary Commits
sion.
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01

COMBINATIONS BY THE SRNATE.-The SEN
appointment of Mr. Edmund Flagg as Consul to
Venice, and Ansan Stewart as Superintendent Of
Indian affairs in Oregon.
The following appointment appears as official
Anson Dart, Superintendent of Indian affairs in
Orennn.
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01

CoNvIcTioN or CAPT. GARnNER.xThe trial
Of Capt Gardner and VIM. Humphries> for the
killing Of their negro cook, was concluded ii Bal
hmore by the conviction of the accused. They
were only indicted for manslaughter, though he,
evidence shows one Of the most brutal murders on
record.
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01
Louisiana HistriOnio Association

LAST NIGHT NIGHT OF THE SEASON,
Es- And BENEFIT OF ma, $. CHARLES Stage Director
and Actiag Manager
On MONDAY July ls wbe presented tMaebeh having been
Withdrawn until SeaEon) the amusing Conedy Of the
YOUTHFUL QUEEN
Christine Of Sweden, Mrs Stuart e other characters by the
tear Of the Association After which, oyERTuREs and variety
Music, by the Amateur conclude with the laugh
able Farce, entitled
JENNY LIND Is COME
Jenny Lind LearIuugs, Cwi ongl Miss Peei Baron swg
itof, Mr. CHARLES
~ Tickets may be obtained from Secretary, his Office
81 Grsyisr street, and at hepsuUl places.
EB Performance comenee puncay O'Clock precisely,
ie26 ID r. M. McALPtN, President
~ Being now prepared TO transact any business in
e NoraI line beg leave inform friends and the public
generally that hHye taken the Office No. "a Camp and most
repesA,ally solicit theIr,psronege. ap9d G W. CAnLE
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01

On Sunday morning, June 90 a; halfpast O'Clock ADE
LAIDE LOUISA. only daughter OF Rufus l.. and Louisa
Bruce, aged years and months.
ED The Funeral will take place THIS MORN NG, Monday,
July hafpast o'clock, Tom Erao sre between Bacchus
Apollo where the rendi Of the family invited
without farther notice.
Boa pleasa
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01

DEATH OF JAcoB HAYs.-This widely known
man, the Oldest officer of the city government Of
New York, and the oldest police officer in the
country, died on the 2lst ult. We learn that he
had no defined disease but rather expired from the
effects of age and complete prosration of the pow
ers Of nature. He was in his seventy-nnth year.
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01

FoR THE NoRTHThe steamer Isabella will leave Mo.
bile for Montgomery tomorrow evening, at O'Clock.
Those who intend go her should leave the Oregon
today at II o'clock, and they will arrive in Mobile early To-
morning in time to have excellent breakfast and
dinner at Cuums Mansion House, and to take ride around
the beautiful and picluFesqe enyirons of that city
Barney Van EppeA has stable adjoining the Mansion
House. which cannot be ccpsed by any in the country
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01

'GiosAEE LoKDoN. This piece has been exceeding
" wen got up at Placides Mrs Howard. as Giovann;
than sustains her rnputaton,yrh saying much for
the celebrated Veatis, whose personaton of
th spnghy character The temc in her day. Of the
highest cominenlaton
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01

rHE WEST poINT AND GRIFFIN PLANK ROAD.
They have commenced the construction of this
road The contractors will complete a mile a
week. In October, the Rail road will be compile
ted to West Point, and the Griffin Company ought
to use.every exerlion TO complete their road if possi
bic by that time But at any rate, there will be
but some thirty miles of staging over the route,
urhara NOW there are nineiV-threa
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01

' MnMrn15, Oct. 2. 2.Haf0.
- have been Intimately acquainted both personay AUD 1s
rlonaly, with DR. S GILBERT, since 1873, making apefod
On becoming acaaainted with Dr. G. he politely hylted
TO visit his Inhmary Of which pleasure awaited my al the %
opportunity had heard much said for and again thu pg1t
though had suffered mysci become preludced ~ r
party of hosc who have been dgent nquers after
tr for the thirty and have always been ready and will
Ing embrace lei whence mgbt expe
while sought for under the influence Of partially
When entered the Doctor lndrmary there presented
Of almost all elases Of uleratonom the msg
visits for the purpose Of Witnessing the effects Of the
had previously visited several evteaye hospitals and nhmare
and confidently that have bedcr Effected by
Dr. Gilbert thAn bave by any otand many th
cordng the the patients themselves
the treatment and bsd the skill many prominent
men In North AmsrlcaWh cognAncs Of these facts
hestzF in recommending DR. G suffering humanity
the successful and efficient practitioners hat haye met
in tho dbove mentioned class Of dlseases
je12 If INV "JoHN a. WILSON, NJ Do
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01

COMPLEMENTARY nEKEFIr 10 Mus. HowARD. = We
notice with much eradication that Complimentary Benefit,
rendered BY citizens. be given at the Varieties
evening, to Mrs. Q. Howard. The announcement
Of the fact quits Sufficient bring full house, spite
Or the heat Of the weather and the dnness Of the
The citizens Of New Orleans will ever be found ready
esnce IL nigh appreciation Of her extraordinary talents
ure and Of her worth in the private relations Of life.
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01

A proposition has been made in New York to
employ some of the inmates of the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum as telegraph operators.
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01

Musfc-Our friend Mayo. No 5. Camp street. is con.
stay receiving New Music and Musical instruments ef
description. Those who about leave ecy for
tbe summer mouths will end an the new songs waltze
polkas etc, at his extensive establishment
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01

A CnANsE-MessEs. Guinness l. Co. having united with
them is business Mr. Alexander Hill, the firm No Il
Camp Gainpess & Hill. The latter gentleman
we known Of best business men, and ths addi.
ton This popular house conduee still more towards It's
nEasneriLr and success.
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01

TowsaEsD's s2Ra RaArARILLA.-OuE friends I. Wright &
Co., No lbl chars seet. are in receipt of very large
quantity Of Dr. 8 p ToNnsend's sazaparila. which is 50
celebrated for ia medical poeties and cures for liver
planlas etc MesEs. Wright &So we believe are the sole
agents for Townsend in this ciiy aud the South Western
stais and are always ppured supply their customers al
wholesale or resai See their aiiyeaisz,',i.,s
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01

To our friends Of the Picayune we are under
many obligations for relegaphic news and papers,
received by their express mail yesterday We
have dates from Baltimore and Washing ION Of the
2ash, and Charleston and Savannah Of he26th.
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01

CHKAP Day Gcops.-The ladies viii find by looking at
e avefsenen of p j. o DoheEty that he has great bar
gains ia spring and goods. and stock that will en-
able bis eusiomsls TO make good selections.
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01

coNrAaious.-A eowhding affair has occurred
at BALTIMORE. The cause, interference in family
matters. When a man and his vile quarrel, other
men had better keep out Of the difficulty.
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01

Ata meeting of the Trustees of the University
of New York, fr. G. G. Anthon, formerly of the
College OF LOuisiaAs, son of the Rev. DR.. Anthon,
was chosen PrOtessof~Of Greek Language and
Literature.
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01

The steamers news'at Baltimore ON the 22d tend
cd to depress the flour market Corn was also de-
pressed Coffee has advanced; Holders are asking
lc fnr Rio
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01

The South begins to think they can get the
Pennsylvanians for almos. any thing on the slavery
question, in the House, ii they get an advance on
coal and iron.
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01

At New York on the 21st nit, the steamboat
Swallow, when off the foot of Forty-second street,
was discovered to be on fire, and was burned to
the waters edae
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01

Immense Stock of Fine and Fashion
able CLOTHING.
Selling on, at Cost!
ALFRED MUNRoE So co. "a Magazine st.
will offer their entire Stock Of Clothing.
AT COST; and some articles, less THAN COST.
~ Persons who wish repnsh heir warrobes 20 per
cheaper sn the quality Of Goods before sold
in Newl1resns.
Liaen Pantaoons. from 81 so to S0 90
Merno do. ................. from @S 90 to 81 90 |
Linen Goats from 81 % to ss3 so
Merino and Alpaca. from "a 90 to SI0 90
and every odlr article in the store equally cheap
ALFRED MUNROE & co.
jy1 2dp6t 34 Magazine street.
California Tickets.
n- Tickets for Cabin and seerage through per Mail
Line, without depa Immediate application te made to
PARADISE, LAwRAsoN g. CO.
ie952w loe Magstiae street
<~tOPARTNERsHIP NOTICE - GUINNESS &
~ CO. Y Camp street have his day associated With y them
- Dss % & s Nh % b eanaae5 d 90der m %
sitSst te Of ne Oif iyi & WIN ''u GUINNESS Hill
TENO HIRE able bodied NEGRO MEN. Apply to
l. jyl BARELLI Il co. 81 CoRmon St
I osT-S5Oo- $500 in Bank Bills of this city,
Il different denominations, Saturday evening the 18th
ult between the hours of and in walking GIayier
the same the St. Charles Hotel, where he will be iberay
rewarded. - !yl IL
PREMIUM HAT sTORE-3O Canal street
FYl Super extra Dab Beaver Moeskin, LeghgIn, eae
"a Campeachy, and superior Gossamer The @szA
semey light for summer wear and Just been received
ship Jessore and other late arrivals, at II nrorS,s
EA SELLING OFF AT COST; nc e
AZ BsF'Ops MRRf G99ss bargains @ viii il ad 4 q
their interest 10 call DARCY H.l BE- s t5 selling out to
close. ,lAI ,pAIRClf sl r. Z Hai store, Tore.
jyl 81 corner OF Canal and ChaftIes streets.
iATE9O0O barrels fresh Tbomaston landing 1000 bbls.
Western 500 bbls and 20 hhds Sugar Lime for sale by
o, $1,000 ma, ~ Il Ped s;o,cs
jyl 80 magazine street anu II aed otoIes.
| AyiRE BRIGKs-2 600 English, landing; $1,000 Pitts
HAYMAN g. HOLDEN,
| iy1 S3 Magazine street and II Red Stores.
| eSOI1A 6RH-I50 hb5s Soda ASH 81 Der cent landing
~ 49,, s;T,' Et9sbs,h and MN Pe1ie fnr ssla by
% a,sILas $1,000 i,las, s1d 4 Il hpEM; Ra5 stors,
TpLAsTFR-25O barrels Newark and RosendaIe landing !;
1900 9nA A7%&s ssahd hdb fEs a4a 3 NJ SasasRs St
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01

The British Government have consented to guar
anty rate ofinterest Of per cent. on G3000, 900
sterling, for the purpose of constructing the Halifax
and Quebec Railway
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01

We are indebted to the very courteous officers Of
The Fanny Smith, Caddo and Lowndes, IT,, for late
Papers.
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01

| IMPoRToNT ARREsT.-J. H. Barnard, of the
firm of Stratton IL Barnard, booksellers, in St.
Louis, has been arrested for dealing in counterfeit
money, and having large quantity of it in his
/
The daily crescent., 1850-07-01
Taom CuRAcAo.-The N. Y. Herald of the 23d
has the following letter:

IfOM NtuhAJAus-- I tc ~. Il AAchdiu vi tilo <o1y
has the following letter:
For the benefit of masters Of vessels and others
visiting this Island, the Dutch Government have
erected, on the Island Of Little Curacao "a small
island about five miles to the southwark Of this
island j lighthouse, Of some forty feet in height
which will be lighted in the course of this or next
month. A lighthouse on that island was very ne
cessary, the island is almost level with the sea,
and cannot be seen at night unless the weather is
very clear, and short distance from it. A large
French man-of-war ran on it about year ago, and
was total loss. The light, il is understood, will
be fixed white one, and can be seen several miles
at sea.
The two packets between here and St. Thomas
have commenced making their regular trips. This
will facilitate iHvalids and others, who wish to
spend winter in the West Indies, TO come out in
the steamer TO ST Thomas, and there take the pack
ct TO this place.
1t is wonder this beautiful clima', is not more
visited, particularly in the winter months, by inva-
lids. The thermometer ranges here throughout
the year. from so to sc. So dry Is the atmosphere
here that Of the poor inhabitants sleep in the
open air. Very little rain falls here. Such eli
mate must be healthy. The creoles Of the Island
have an old saying that people never die here, but
dry up and blow away.
The newly appointed American Consul for this
Island, Col J. e, Young, gives entire satisfaction
to'the merchants, and actsin the most gentlemanly
manner towards all Americans visiting the island.