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S IGaHT! MORE LfGHT STILL,"
IL from the Lyachbug Cheap Publication Depot.
Ciraham's Magazine for September
Godey's Lady's Book for September,
Sartan's MAGAZINE for September,
Uncle Toms Cabin it is, or life in the South,
My Shooting Box, by Frank Forester
Blanche of Brandywine. romance by Lippard,
The Adventures of Marquis, by Alex. Dumas.
Flag of Our Union. American Courier,
Gleason's Pictorial Wavery Magazine,
Uncle Sam, Arthur's Home Gazette,
London Punch. n. Y. pirit of the Times,
and great many other Weekly papers for August LIST
received this morning for sale by the sing number
taken by the year. and part of the
country Cheap Publication Novcls and every variety
of light reading will he received by Express
issued Send all your orders for late Novels, Newspa-
pers, &C.. to 3d.. l.. WARROCkS
Cheap American Newspaper. Periodical md Maya
zine Publication Depot at the recently occupied by
Payne & Bell nearly opposifeJ. 6. Mems, Main ST.
Aug 20--drs
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JOHN LUKE

~ The nbove is an extract from letter from gen.
teman sixty years of age, of high cbaracer he says,
Il have given but flint idea Of my suferngs feel
inadequate to the tnsk,"
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= such mass OF home testimony given TO any other
Medicine
HAMPToN's VEGETABLE TIscTuRE,
The great discovery Of The northumberland
RETTER THAN GOLD,
PORTSMOUTH,, July o, 1851.
Mr. }. T.. Boasl--Dear Sri feel it duty to make
Known the benefits have derived from DIR. Hamptons
vegetable Tincture For number of years have
suffered from disease, but greater degree for the
est three years One of the forms of my disease
Dyspepsia. From this dreadful malady suffered to
suen nm extent that life really burden. The at
tack OF i on different that on any other per-
son OF whom have ever heard At times il was very
like paipftation Of The heart. There vas a constant
beating aud humping about the region of my stomach
heart and chest Some Of the attacks would last for
@eeks. My stomach was much distended, with con-
sthnt pain, great weakness, and constipation Of the
bowels could not eat the most simple food without
pain also suffered greatly from disease or the kid
neys with constant pain in the back could walk
~ with great difficulty tried nearly all of the most
celebrated patent medicines of the day but found no
relief had also the best medical attendance. One
OF my physicians frankly told 1t useless for mo
to be paying him for advice he could do no good
gave up almost IN despair, and thought my disease
certainly ncurable. At this jupctuTe heard of HAnP-
TONS VEGETABLE TEcruRE. irefused to give IL n tri-
n although persuaded by my friends until my pur
chased few bottles and requested try IT, After
taking it for few times II Ind happy effect
me--ny confidence incTensed-und after taking three
bottles my Dyspepsia or disease Of the stomach was
nearly, il not entirely cured. feel myself new man.
and in better health thnn for yeors. confident
that the cure, in my case by this HAhrToE's YEo-
ErABLE TiseTuRE alone.
Since my cure have recommended the Tincture TO
number ofmy friends who have also been relieved by
III Some of the hive been rapid and equally
wonderful az mine.
Present my respects TO Messrs. Mortimer g. Now
bray the proprietors Of this valuable medicne-and
say 10 them Its value Is beyond price" ind from my
cure and what have witnessed Of ta effects upon 9TH
ers shall ever feel IL my duty recommend IL the
suffering. hive no doubt but that many valuable
lives will be prolonged by ita use. trust the afflicted
will east inside their prejudces and give it trial
/ Yours most respectfully
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As was anxious ascertain all the acts could in
regard the above wheat visited Mr.. Foxwelps farm
the field ON which he grew his wheat, md +.
anime the crop and from thoroug examination, | am
convinced that the yield viii be much the largest have
such land Above will be found statements
of all the different parcels that have been ed (not
few selected and which is all that has my
knowledge To tes its Touring quality sent n lot of
bushels to Capt X Duva of Hartford CO, Md, To
grind and he informs that it yielded large quont-
tity of -four, and ground easy, aud lie considers it
good variety of Touring wheat. Some who hive not
this wheat suppose it like the Coad Register,
other kinds. But this is the fact, it is yellow in
color larger in berry and decidedly different from any
thing have ever seen Such is its popularity in St
Mays coz where it has been grown, that think
than h,f of the whole crop will be seeded in that
ty. Many of the farmers have engaged from 80
bushels and expect seed so bushels help sup
ply the demand next year. K. n. MlLBURN,
Sept2, 1851. No. s., Light ST., Bait, Md
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DIEDMONT WOEsks-A. ELLlsoS jr Pro
Il prtetor.
Steam Saw and Planning Mills,
Door, Sash Bind and Boa F0ctOry,
NH and Machine Work,
Iron Turning and Fitting,

Iron Turning and Fitting,
Matchmaking Of all descriptions.
These works having been fitted up great expense
with power, and large variety of machinery for
working wood and iron form the most complete esab-
shment of the kind in the Southern States. and can
better work and cheaper rates, than be
one in the ordinary mode
Builders and those intending to build, suppied with
Doors, Blinds, Window Frames and Sash (primcd ,nr
glazed if required) Moudings, Flooring dressed anc
tongue and grooved, ready for laying. dressed Ceiling
and Misunderstanding, Palings, and variety of other
materials required in building.
Contractors supplied with Dump and Stone Cnrs Der
rick Gearing, Wheelbarows, Picks and Bars and other
Tools required upon Public Works.
Constantly hand and for SALE reasonable terms
oil varieties of Flooring and other Lumber worked
unworked. Saving and Planning done to order. Bills
Of Timber sawed to order.
Jan lifts A. NETTLETON. Agent
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL

BROAD WY, n. J.
TENHE METROPOLITAN will be completed, and
l. opened for the reception of company September
first. Price of Board 20 per day.
Aug 20--d3t SIMEON LELAND & co. Pros.
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Chaplain U. s. Navy.

W Testimony of George w. Goodrich Esq, in
ofChronic inhammatory rheumatism oftwo years stan
ding
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CALLED SACKS Salt; 10 do tor Table for
- sale by jug 9--ts JOS II WILSON. !
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FATAL AFFRAy-We published a few days
since a statement that VIM l.. Vann had been
killed at Fort Smith, Ark. by Mr.. Joseph w
Vandever. The Herald of the 3lst ult, gives
the following account of the ARRAY.
1t appears from the testimony ELECTED on
examination, that Vann struck Vandever. who
fled into the street and was followed by Vann
and knocked down aud beat. After they were
separated, it was discovered that Vann had
been stabbed twice with small pen knife
which Vandever had in his hand. The knife.
had in one place penetrated the heart and Vann
lived but few moments The news spread
through the city and caused a great deal ofex.
citement and sorrow. These two men were
the best OF friends, and the difficulty grew out
OF nothing but excitement produced by the too
free use Of spirtuous liquor. Mr. Vandever
was bonnd over for his appearance at the next
circuit court in bond ofSl,000.
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LATEST MEMS b The NAILS.
NOMINATIONS,
WAsnINGroH, Aug.

The President has nominated L. A. Brad
ford, of New Orleans. for Judg of the Su.
prcme Court, (in place of Judge Preston. who
lost his life on board the St. james, n. X.
Hall has been nominated for Judge of the
Northern Circuit of New York. vice Judge
Conkiin It's believed that Lorenzo Burrows
will be appointed Postmaster General in place
OF Mr. Hall.
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was Of my age and by far the sbest legal debaie
bsn al the bar but his frame too weak for his grea
yooms OF brains he fell ia,o spasms BY oyerexeion
These are rough details that will do little credit 10 one
in 40 grave place as now all, and especially not in the
tis. al this day In the days OF Spencer, Kent and
Tbompson, they would have been underslood they sci
ont under similar auspices. and believed that vgor and
TACTICAL sense Of circuit practice and experience
md Benton and five hundred others in the West depend
ii on knowledge OF and things thus acquired per
sonaly know; nor could John Marshall William pinck
new, or Daniel Webster, have succeeded much with
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Notice Of the disoontinuance of tho United states
Land Once at Fort Wayne, Indiana.

Under provisions Of the act OF CooGess
approved IA declares that whenever the
public land remaining unsod in land district shall b
reduced number OF than hundred nousend
shall be the duty of the Secretary Of the Treasury The
land in any uch district ahau
OF land once the
shs ono OF he rune lane oaces
which
been OF Secretary Of the Treasury shall
,iv. noic . duties abcvs
vopsd upon s Secretary ne Itsrfor s ks "a esfabA As
9om~ b.payfue,f.D approved I'd March, le<o--
Motto. 4. accordingly hereby serefory Of
t.-,o, hs. ONES that Hn,r
The be discontinued remaining
Of the di.contnusnce be thereafter subject
10 sale land once at fndarapoiis In said
unsod and snd subject
private within the limits Wayne district will
subject ocs from the 6ste
Of receipt Of h. notice by the register and receiver thereof and
Indianapolis the day whA
they H b prepared applications for entries Of sh
iands at their Office
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Feb l5-oaw3w
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PROPOSALS for Carrying the Mails Of the United
States the following route from the ls day OF July 1884,
the LIST day OF July 1884, viii be received at the Contract Once Of
The Post Once Department. the city Of Washington, until
Of the i4h day Of May 1882 be decided y the next day.
6o35 From Washington Arkansas by Couus Saline Browns
Pascla Rocky Comfort Mill Creek, Texas and Almond
Grove, to ClaksvilIe, 9s miles, twice week and back
Leave Washington every Thursday and Monday at a.
Arrive at Carksvie nert days by p.
Leave Clarksvilie every Thursday and Monday M6a
Arrive Washington nert days by p.
Bids the above Offices, provided Parscia and
Mill Greek supplied win be considered.
NOTES
Bidders should the mode Of intended The mail
be carried and their exclusion
required by OF mails. Mail be
without
Deduction will be made the mail
and fines imposed performed ageeab
all particulars The Postmaster General nnnu the contract
repeated failures violating the oce laws He
alter the contnct schedule provided he allows pro rata er
additional and months
Of curtaimsn for service dispensed WITH
No viii be allowed for Of actual over advertised
distance, designated 10 be short
stated addressed the Second Assistant
and be accompanied with guarantee OF ons or more
sponsible cer6cate
N. X. HAIL. Postmaster General
Posr OyUc Der Feb 81, Ie52.--feb 25-lsw4w
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EADuNGs every day I'm Lent, complied from, the
II Writings Of bishop Jeremy Taylor. small volume
Can because by Kate.
Book English Language, by
r. @. Latbsn, r. r. =.
French Manual and Trsveles' Companion, intended
and the student by Gabriel
fsurenne. For sale by TAYLOR h MAURYr.
TsbW Booksellers, near 9th street.
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"DIRECT TRADE"

~ @. BAYLOR CO., commission merchants, Amsterdam,
". consignment cotton, lumber wool,
cotton yarn, timber, tobacco, hc., &c.
lyWe planters manufacturers,
timber OF South will be
which desired for information OF
South OF societies formed
Of the commercial manufacturing and shipping interests Of the
southern States.
Jan 6-law6mdhw
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BY j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctionoer.

HOTEL AND VALUABLE LOT ON THE ISLAND AT AUc-
Ill TIoN.-on Monday, March % 1884, Az O'clock m,
premises shall sell that valuable lot in No 355
the Of lih street south and street sand
consisting Of brick three
building "seambost Hotel" The entire
being l2 * nches with depth Of l24 feet
alley, The vacant lot adjoining the hotel the
be sold separately, in lots 10 suit purchasers
cash the residue in equal
an two years, with interest satisfactorily secured
J. @. MCGUIRE,
March 3-eodhds hucuoneer.
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PROPOSALS for conveying the United states malls
following Arkansas, from the lst OF July 1854
Post Washington, until the ID day
May next to be decided BY the following day. VIZ
Gascony RichIand swan Lake, Niccottoo, South Bend,
Arkansas Post and Dellcvlle, 10 Napoleon 27o miles tn
weekly and back with additional ui weekly trips via Mar
Brownsville, Aberdeen 3d. Charles, and White River hS
miles and back; also, twicea-week branch from Acer-
deem, via Clarendon Wa,ensaw Duvall,s Bluffs Des AIc
Augusta Grand Glaze, Elizabeth, Jaoksonpor, and OH
Trough, to BatesvIle, $50 miles and back.
Leave Little Rock daily, except Sunday, at6am;
Arrive at Napoleon next days by III p m;
Napoleon via the Arkansas river Monday, Wednes
day. and Friday and via the White RIVER Tuesday,
Thurrday, and Saturday ata pm;
Arrive Wednesday Friday, and Sunday by II
IN, the Arkansas river trips and Thursday, Saturday,
and Monday by 6 a m, on the White trips;
Leave Aberdeen Tuesday and Saturday H3pmi
Leave Baiesvle Thursday van and Monday n , m;
Arrive at Aberdeen next days by p m.
Proposals by different schedule, or to connect the
with tho branch at different point will be con
Bidders mode OF intended The mail
to be carried preference and TO their sxcluson
Deduction will be made from the mail for trips
fines imposed for those performed aeeaby the
contract particulars may
may schcdule provided he allows
additional stock made by tina change and
with No will be allowed for Of actual
distance should the above
oces named also and from other oces within
of mile river that be established during the contract
The bids should be addressed 70 the Second Assistant Post
General endorsed email Proposals in Arkansa" and bs
accompanied with OF responsible
ALSO certificate OF setting forth that
guaIsntors able to make good their guarantee
Postmaster General.
Posr orrcr DEPARTMENT, Feb. o5, lssa.
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BY j. @. MCGUIRE, Auctionecr.

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON CAPITOL HILL AT AUCTION
Wednesday March II, at4k, the premises,
south between
sey avenue directly opposite Capitol garden
Lot No 49, feet front deep, alley
Is 'front.' io feet deep improved BY
frame
Lot No a. 50 out lot deer cultivated enclosed
Also, a building on lot No 49, TO be removed
Terms One In equal g. md
10 months, with interest, satisfactorily secured.
j. c. MCGUIRE,
Mar Sd Aucuonesr
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SPRINe GooDs-sTEvENs, Browns Hotel, bias Just re re
~ from fresh and ashionso assortment
OF wardrobe and toilet articles OF the newest snd pe" vss
Gsuxe silk, merino, and cotton undershnm,
Kid, silk, and Lsie thresd gloves
Canes. umbrellas. p.rfmer, In
sfEvENss
MHs-a saes-room under Browns Hotel.
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nv y. @. MCGUIRE, Auoaom.er.

NY y. O. MCGUIRE, Auosson-cr.
n ANK OF WASHINGTON STOCK BY ORDER or THE OR
PHANsi COURTon Saturday afternoon, March l3 At half
past 4 O'Clock, Oh sell the auction rooms
.s.. Bank OF washington stock belonging OF tn.
'"'' ' J. O. MCGUIRE,
Mar .rb-eohss Apctioneer.
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uCorI ECTIONs Literary Lar. by Miss milford.
TX p.,.,.cilne hy IN. author Of" Emeiia Wyndhsm.n
~. M FRANCK TAYLOR,
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pAvENsCLIrFE, New Novel by the author OF
II the wimngtons.
The Family by "oelvics
Miss Mford Recolcctons Of Literary Life Books, Places,
and People tvol.
Reg,aors, Of Kentucky by
Lynde Wei.. by T. r. Thorpe author Nas's Head
Los~ne's Pictorial Field book Of the Revolution. No
Kossuh Washington An address delivered the 10Th Presoy
terisn church, Philadelphia, by H. A. Boardman, d. D.
Just published md by TAYLOR h. MAURY,
Mar BootseIIers, near 9Th street.
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=" Memorandum of psaches borne By the great ptach
tree at Chatscorth IN la50-Fruit thinned
crop, S,727. JOS PAXTON"
tMr. (now Sir Joseph) Paxton has long been known
one Of the most scientific English horculursts but his
genius evnced in the ption Of the Crystal Palace
has made his familiar all parts OF the world
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ny y. @. MCGUIRE, Auot,on..r,

n ppuANsj COURT shLEOn Saturday morning. March IL,
10 O'Clock Of the auction rooms, shall sell the
sons OF the late Hon. Lemuei Sawyer deceased consisting
Of
sivef pencil and penknife
Violin and case, rssors, brushes
Two lounges, hair mattress
wardrobe, trunk, periodicals. NC . ,x-e,,xux
Mns-eoAds h"euoneeN
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THE CO-PARTNERSEIIP heretofore existing 70
the subscribers expires this day limitation
partner will sign the OF the firm in liquidation.
l. MUNROE CHUBB,
FRANCIS II. SCHENCK,
CHAs. ST, J. CHUBB.
wAsHIseTos, March l, 1852.
V,HE banking and exchange business In all branches
continued by the undersigned under the and style
CHUBB BROTHERS, their Banking House. opposite the
uy Department. . -.
Mar 9--dif2w CHAS. ST. j. CHUBR.
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nRY a Cost for Cash.-We commence this day 10
stock Of goods prime cost Tor cash
the opportunity OF gcnng
goods per the usual price, There no hum
bug mistake stock must be sold, we arc
compelled have the for spring supplies deem i
wishing buy will nnd almost every
article appeanng gentemens and chdens wear with
and housekeeping dry goods generally
cali is solicited TO prove our assertion - .vx,,r
Opposite Centre between 7Ih and 9th streets
lmif
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Health Report.
oSTIoE az rHE BOAND or HEALTH,
Washington, March ., loo1'

oYTtoE BoAKD HxALrH,
Washington, March ., leo4
IatsTnsnis daring tAs aOAtA ef Fsubuary, lso2
Abscess accident anasaTca apoplexy, ashenis, l
brain, enuson Of BRAIN liberation Of bowels, Ii
rupture OF blood vessel Ii bronchitis catarrhal bToachn
typhoid bronchitis consumption, lS eonsulsens, 81 Group,
arrangement decline dropsy, ~ chronic dysentery Il
dyspepsa eipsla ~ eaiaTh ievef, scarlet eser 81 dis
Of the heart hopping cough, ~ inAnen inhAns
kIn IntempeTance, measles, 81 dis
ease old age p4ralynis tubercuar patonus,
MIA 10 premature birth small uaumae ltetanns, uis
mus naseeAium II unknown,
White males Age unknown
Under
Coloed males
females s......,....H From 20 lO...,..........s.'
From 10 to is. l5..............,..
~ From Is 10 20. 4
From 20 TO 81. y
From 80 10 40, .............s.. 9
From 40 70 5o,............... Y
From so 10 90 4
From 90 TO e0...........,....H
over op'ss......s...s =
Total.
BY order Of the Board
THos. MILLER, M d.,
President
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MM - aR e


Baltimore and WashinKton Railroad--Change OF
Hours.
IN after Monday March l the passenger trains VIII run
u follows: -
Leave Baltimore at Al and o. a. m; and 81, p, m,
Leave Washington and ., q. m, Rt M. and p. IN.
The and last trains from Baltimore and te nrst tram nom
washington express ainsstoppng only for water
und fourth trains from Baltimore ana
second and third from Washington will be omitted
- T. II. PARSONS,
Feb 2l-dG Agent.
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Norfolk and Rich nond.
a su The steamer osCEoLA will, further notice,
-4r Washington 70, the above places
SekksRzflfR day, at O'Clock, a
Returning leave Richmond every Saturday O'Clock
a m M Norfolk at 9 O'Clock p m.
touch going and returning Gone river and the
landings on Potomac and James river.
Norfolk s5 Passage and freight Richmond
reduced
Mar e-dd J. MITCHELL, Captain.
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CARUSI'S SALOON.

THURSDAY EVENING
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY will give second, last but
one Carus's Saloon, Thursday
evening, March II, Is52 with change OF programme.
admission 50 be obtained ht the
the door the evening OF
Doors open at ?, and concert att O'Clock.
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his professional services IN the supreme Court Of
claims the Court OF Commissioners, and
IN claims sean, the various departments OF the govern
Congress- procuring patents IN obtaining
SION. and bounty lands debts and inhertsnce
purchase and vale OF ands IN any part o the United
claims before e court OF commits
ansr, unde our treaty with Mexico prepared his
tenton title coming up in the United
States supreme Court appeal. -,
The map. the State. and Territories. compiled from the
bcinQ the population Of the Territories and
sreoaby TO the late
his Office on i5th suee oppos me treasury
Building, Washington, ID, o. -. L.. ,
Paul. Minnesota John B Livingston,
attorney law city, Peter H. Burnet attorney
AIyiso Thomas Compartment Co.. Phla-
dephia; A. Jadew Co, 81 LOUIS Messrs O. Absr
nsthy n Co, Oregon City.
Feb e-9nw3m
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Posr orucr DKrARrsKsr, Feb. a5, ls52.
Feb 27-law4w
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Feb i5---osw3w
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-09-01
WHITEHURSTS' FASHIONABLE
DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

T IKENESsES of acknowledged superiority ale
IL taken at the GALLERY of ]. H. WHITE
HURST, in the shortest time imaginable, and with
fidelity that has secured to the operator the unquai-
fled praise of the best judges.
Besides the first medal awarded him by the Ma
ryland Institute, his pictures have received the ap-
prevail of some of the first men this country can
boast Of all of the members of the present Cabinet
of the United States having sat for their portraits
besides number of distinguished scientific and lite
rary characters, approved likenesses of whom may
be seen at the Gallery, No. 207 BALTIMORE
STREET.
The best likenesses taken during cloudy wea-
Their.
MORTEOTYPE lkenesses of the dead, embed
ded in the tombstone, and rendered proof against
time.
ri. H. WHTTEHURST has galleries in sue
cesstul operation in New York, Washington Rich
mond, Norfolk, Petersburg and Lynchburg.
July 81 lS52-Iy.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-09-01

MEYENBERG e. BRO, owners of the
1VA great BAnGAIN STORE at Port Tobacco, are
now in possession of complete stock of
Dry, Fancy and Domestic Goods,
all of which they offer now at unprecedented low
prices. The liberal patronage hitherto given to
them may be guarantee for their exertion to gain
the confidence of the public. They would name
some few of their articles:
For Ladies':
Black and watered Silk; Silk Poplins, Tissues,
Berages and Lawns; Persian Berage de LANES,
from l23 to SO cts; Embroideries, an extensive
assortment; Laces of all kinds; Cotton, Linen
and Silk; Jackonets and Cambrics; bonnet cap
and neck Ribbons, splendid assortment; kid,
silk, Isle thread and cotton Gloves; linen Hdkfs;
Swiss plain and dotted Capnets; Parasols, Hos-
cry. fancy Combs and Fans. full supply of
all kinds of Shoes, Caters, Slippers, walking,
kid and morocco Shoes, etc.
For Housekeepers.
Linen Table Covers, Diapers, Napkins & Towels;
Irish Linen, beached and brown; Shirting Ga
and l2-4; Sheeting, Bedticking, Furniture prints,
Knitting Cotton, etc. Also, heavy Domestics
of all kinds for Servants wear.
articles for Mems wear.
A complete assortment of the most fashionable
style of Spring and Summer Clothing, to wit:
Dress frock, sack and fancy Goats; Vests and
Pants of the greatest variety; Drawers, Flannel
Shirts and Baltimore fine Shirts; silk, beaver
and Straw Hats; Caps; fancy and black Silk
Cravats; linen and silk Hdkfs; silk, kid, buck
skin, cotton and isle thread Gloves; Vestings,
Suspenders and Hosiery; perfect assortment of
Shoes and Boots, as calfskin, patent leather and
morocco. Before you purchase call on
May 10, 1851. MEYENBERG & BRO.