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Total for 1885,. 1877 IL
In addition to which have unoaicaIy reported 6f-
teen thousand dollars BY the Black WARRIOR cleared yes.
terday for Havana
The Secretary Of the Treasury has given official notice
that the per cent stock Of the United States issued
under the act Of March 1s43 viii DO redeemed pre-
ssntaton at the Treasury Department, the LIST Of
July after which date interest thereon will The
certificates may be transmitted BY mail receipt Of
which drafts will be RENTED for the amount payable BY
such Assistant Treasurer tho holder Of the stock may
designate.
Countereits on the Bank Of Savannah have apr cared
one dollar bills changed to ives The genuine fyes have
at the left hand female figure, standing upon podsS
sa and Just under her feet il tie word fve" Over the
head OF the same figure ia v. On the top Of the BILL
near the centre, two female figures One La seated
upon cotton BALE and the other has just stopped and
plucksd boil Of cotton which she IL holding up in hor
hand The one dollar bills have at the top large cut q
steamship under way wsh sails all set, md have bust
Of lady At the right hand surmouned BY figure one.
II La rumored that the next dividend rpon the old stock
Of the Harlem Railroad Company payable on the arst Of
August NEXT will be increased 70 thrss per cent e the
half year That Is very encouraging but stockholders are
rot sstsfed with rumors they want the hct pub
eIy by the direction in answer 10 their fire.
ouent and urgent inquiries This viii settle the msttsr
at once.
Books for subscription to three hundred thsand dol
lars Of ths capital stock Of tho Second Avenue Railroad
osSrany viii 90 opened Mcadsy June 81, at the Office
Of william and John 0Brcn 80 Wall street. ard at the
oos Of the company, Of Bovery and Walker street.
Ala public sale Of stoaks in Nor Sich, Conn., june
co. .xsy ono shares Unoas Wooen Company brought 60
ssntspar value s25 tan shares Nor "ch
SlS-par value S25 eAven shares QuinebAug Bank SIS
I2hpsr value e7o Ave shares UncAs Bank, $S4 b0paE
value $50 Ave shares N. L. and W. p Railroad 81 81
| Zone dollar and Ave oents)-par value 800.
The earnings of the Worcester and NAhus Railroad 70
the Fix rcnths ending June lst ST 2ss o. whot
Ia an ncreaee Of siOoIs the onts isst year
| A DIVIDEND Of S2 Is . shave has been dsolsrcd.
Tie rccels.s at tide water Of the Yluo,?sl sricle.
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week ending June "a, 1863. ........-. S1sS3 25l
Do dry goods dc. do. do -. 128 164
Total. Observation-Disclosures. $4o120i5
The value Of msceDanous merchandise imported Last
week smaller than usual while tho value Of foreign
dry goods put upon the maiet unusually large.
This raises the aggregate above the ordinary amount The
principle articles Of import, named in the above list,
imported during the week. foows-cofee $40 386
hemp S66 brandy, $685. railroad iron, $l57 49,
hardware $4s157 steel s64 144 tin 112 2o5 moassss
SAC 144 sugar. 2soes2, watches, SIS 49, wns s42 o4
articles for Cry stall Palace exhibition, $3.50
The seventeenth annual report of the directors Of the
Bank Of British North America, made Tuesday, the
7h of june instant gives the annexed exhibit of ths
operations and position Of the institution that date
BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, jun, 1853.
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COTTON GOODS.

The Et OF articles Of which IN the old tsrh
classified in six classes paying respectively S. 80 SO
sC and 80 quipta remains without alteration and wi
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operations and position OF the institution that date
BANK BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, JUNE 1858.
Liabilities.
Capital. tl,UVJ
Circulation. 40 ~
Bis payable. and other liabilities. ....... GA OFT
Reserve for dividend. Observation-Disclosures. $1,000
Undivided net profit. -. ................... 4s08
Total. .....................s 2,si0, Az
Birs receivable and other liabilities. a,ssaoes
Bank prcmses 49,VVO-Z,olo4M
PROFIT and Loss Account. December 81, 1852.
Balance Of undivided net profit to Dec 81 1851 f7s az
Net profit for 1852, after deducng current
charges and providing for bad and doubtful
debts. ............'............ os.A1t
Total. elA $40
Balance in hand being undivided net profit, Do.
The directors accompany this financial exhibit with
the annexed statement relative the past and future
operations of the bank
In reference to the expectation held out In their
report your directors have much pleasure In stating,
which has enabled the bank 10 take advantage Of the
visions OF the banking law Of Canada regards the
,sus Of small nots' bp: this privilege has not in any
respect contributed to the profits OF the 1882 a. the
requisite formatss coa6 not be completed till lAts in
the autumn, and 1t only in the present spring that
ton than 81 currency By the statement submitted
TO the meeting win Ne that your directors after
paying the IL creased dividend Of six per cent Of the
po6ts Of the year. have mace an addition OF 60 ara
1Ss Sd 10 the rest which accordingly smoa1ed the
SLIT ASt sitter for tho dividend pay
able In January 10 fSA sos rs Cd The accounts
the bran shss up to the 3oth April, show satisoory
resut compared with hoss for the corresponding %
for he half year at the rata of Fix per cent per
on the capital which viii be payable shares regis
tered Mt thia ofca on and after The 9th July and ON
shares registered In Tia colonies, and After the 10th
! July next
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~ dsr,cs . b psopled In order that tie epeang
q them may b immediately commenced
Il comparison Be made between the distance BY
the Isthmus Of Panama TO tho ports OF Europe, with
That bv the mouth Of the Amazon, on the coast OF
Rr,xl and regarding also the roads which will be
avoided between the interior and tho coasts Of Ecua
dor, Peru and Chile although merchandise may be
carried across the Isthnus instead Of going round
Cane HOrn-n We make this comparison, and also
keep this latter Circumstance in mind We may, per-
haps be allowed to say that the prospective advan-
tages offered TO commercial communication BY the
Isthmus Of Panama, at least with respect to the
trade with the western coasts Of South America dis
appear in the view OF those offered by the navigation
Of the Amazon.
These, then in review, are the benefits offered by
the grand project which the Minister OF State and
Foreign Relations, Senior de Jose Manuel Tirado,
has carried from its commencement TO its present
state, with great resolution and nexhaustibe pers
verance.
An immense field is opened to the labor and capt.
tai OF Europe, giving certain and abundant returns
fertile lands, untouched, with new and various pro-
ductions-a pleasant and extensive asylum for the
families Of the old world, where they may
find the means of happiness, which they SEEK
supplies Of raw materials and vegetables
OF excellent and unknown Species which would give
a new impulse TO European manufactures; prodi.
gious facility and economy Of time and expense to
comfaerce, between Europe and the people Of South
America; in short, complete Transformation and
an inconceivable and excessive Announcements in the
state OF the industry and commerce Of the globe,
and the condition OF human happiness.
What is required for all this!
Only two things First The stimuua of capital
and emigration from Europe second, arrangements
among European capitalists and emigrants to reach
those regions. The first step has been TAKEN far
as relates to Peru The government Of that country
offers the protection Of liberal laws and the aid OF
their resources to immigrants the territory invites
them by its fertility II is only necessary that the
capitalists and aborers of Europe shall accept the
offer made them, and doubtless, they will accept it.
As complement to the information contained
above give the following translation Of the decree
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Total value OF mercbsndise put on market
week ending June "a, 1863. ...........
Do, dry goods dc. do. do.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-08-04
VHITEHURSTS FASHIONABLE
DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

T IkENESSES of acknowledged superiority e
IL taken at the GALLERY of J. Ii. WHITE
HURST, in the shortest time imaginable, and with
fidelity that has secured to the operator the unqua
fled praise of the best Judges.
Besides the first medal awarded him by the Ma
ryland Institute, his pictures have received the APP
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 Hkenesses of whom may
be seen at the Gallery, No 207 BALTIMORE
STREET.
The best likenesses taken during cloudy wea-
Their.
MORTEOTYPE likcnesses of the dead embed
ded in the tombstone, and rendered proof against
time.
ri. II. WHTfEHURST has galleries in sue
cesstul operation in New FORK, Washington, Rich
mond, Norfolk PETERSBURG and I'ynchburs
Jul, p. 1s52--Iy.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-08-04
NEW SPRING GOODS.

TENHE undersigned invites the attention of buyers
u to his large and well assorted stock of NEW
GOODS, among which may be found,
for Ladies' the following
Berages, Berage Delaines and French Lawns
Ginghams and Prints, 4 large assortment
Alpacas, BombaZines and check Muslins
Plain and dotted Swiss Musns
Jaconet Cambrcs very fine; l.. c. H'kf
Hemstitched and embroidered do do
Swiss Edgng and lnsertings, and cambria do
Kid silk and thread Gloves
French worked Collars and undersleeves
French worked Jaconet and Swiss Strips for do
Parasols, assorted colors Paper Cambria, &c.
For Gentlemen
Blue, black and brown French & English Cloths
Blue, olive and black Cashmaret Coating
Black aud fancy Cassmeres
White and fancy English Drilling
Buck, kid, thread silk, cotton and berlin Gloves
Thread and cotton l-2 Hose, white, br. 4 strip'd
Irish Linens various prices and qualities
Cravats, lawn, silk and linen
Suspenders; fancy Vest Buttons
Narcotics, silk and linen Vestings
Heavy Farmers Drills Summer Tweeds
Heavy bleached and brown Duck
H'dkts in silk and linen cambric, very superior
Mcrno and gauze Under-Shirts
Collars, new style; silk and satin Scarfs
Brown and checked Linens; Padding and Cam
vass, together with general stock OF Iailors'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., sewing SHhs, &C.
For Servants -
No. |, . and Burlapse; Phenix heavy Drill
Blue Deninls Penitentiary Plaids and Stripes
Striped Cotton Osnaburgs; Cotton Yarns
ia rs and Sd brown Cotton
No. Cotton Osnaburgs; low priced Bed Ticking
Low priced heavy Prints
Plaid and striped Cotton Ilandkcrchieis.
Together with a general assortment of Groceries,
Shoes, Hats Drugs, Hardware, Queensware and
miscellaneous goods all of which will be sold as
low as the same description Of goods can be bought
in the county, for cash on the usual credit OF six
months to prompt payers.
May II, 1883. WIN. BOSWELL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-08-04
MEYENBERG e. BROS,

MEYENBERG & BROS,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
TEAVE now on hand large and well selected
Il Il stock of SUMMER GOODS, which they
are selling cheaper than ever to both large aud
small buyers. We name in part.
Ladies' Dress Goods
Plain figured plaid, and Stripped colored Silks,
from so cts upwards
Black Silk of superior quality
Figured and plain Berages, Berage de Lains
Challies Mouslaines from 10 cts to 81
Silk and Linen Lustre, Mouslan de Lame
French and American Lawns from ii cts to
% cents
Bembazines, Alapacas, Prints, Parasols'
Fans, SC.
.Shaw7s
A large and beautiful lot of plain and embroid-
cred Cashmere and Canton Grape Shawls great
bargain.
WMte Goods.
Figured Swiss, beautiful article
A large lot of dotted Muslins
Swiss Aluslins from II 12 to IS cents
Plain and stripped Muslins
Jaekonett Cambrics at all prices, large assert
ment.
Skirts, Infant Bodies, pointed Collars
Flouncing and Sleeves, Chemisetts
Embroidered and Linen Cambria HanJkerchiefs
Lace Capes, Sacks, Wells
Swiss aud Cambria Edgings and Insertngs
Bobbin, Thread, and Cotton Lace and Edgings
Housekeeping Goods.
Will be found the cheapest in the country, such as
Brown and bleached Linen Table Cloth and Table
Diaper
Sheeting Linen 1874 wide grass beached
A large stock of Towel Linen and Napkins, very
low by the piece
Table covers different quality and sizes
Colored Linen and Nankns
Lace and Muslin Window Curtains, very rich
Colored and plain NIattngs, Carpetings
Floor and Table Oil Cloth
Brown aud hleached Cottons
Plaid, check, and striped Goods for Servants wear
Flannels, Furniture Prints, Umbrellas, SC.
Their stock Of RIBBONS is the largest in this
city, together with an assortment of BONNETS
and all kind Of MILLINERY, AND FANCY
GOODS.
They are offering great bargains in HOSIERY
and GLOVES, TO both wholesale and retail pur-
chasers. Call and examine their stock
Alexandria, Va, June I6.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-08-04
CHARELS III. DRURY.

Corner Of Camden and Light streets,
BALTIMORE,
HAVING completed his establishment, with
IL L Foundry connected for making his own cast
ings, is prepared to furnish all varieties of
Agricultural Implements and
Castings,
made to pattern Of the best material.
The following is list of PLOWS kept colt
stantly on hand Davis Of the different numbers
for cast and wrought shares; S. & NJ, Chenow it'll.
Wiley, 2 & 3 furrow, No. 0, No. / G 2 Hillside,
No. & Connecticut, Beach improved Cor Posey)
with common Davis cast share, Self sharpener or
Wrought Share.
CuHiUators, Theat Fans. Harrows, &c.
Corn Cultivators, plain and expanding Tobac-
CO do; Wheat Fans; Corn Shelter with double hop
per; Old Vertical and Virginia Shelter; Harrows;
superior Pennsyvania-made Grain Cradles, Re-
volving Horse Rakes; Cylindrical Straw Cutters,
Horse Powers, Ihreshing Machine, and
Grist .HiH
Horsepower Grist Mills, very useful and saw
ing article, and coming into general use Horse
Power and Threshing Machines-of these need
not say anything, as wherever they have been in
any time they are preferred to all others.
Small size Pomer and Thresher.
C. H. DRuRY will this year make smaller size
Power and Thresher price of Power, $500;
Thresher, $50; Band, $40; or, when purchased
together $3.50.
Persons i'll want Of Implements made Of the very
best material, and put together in the Strongest and
best manner, to answer the purpose for which they
are made, invited to cali the subscriber.
Feb. 1852. G. H. DRURY.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-08-04
IMP T.4.N'T TO COUNTRY STOREKEEP-
ERS AND HE.4DS OF FAMILIES.
CLOSING BUSINESS.

TTNIIE undersigned respectfully inform their
Il friends and the public generally, that they are
obliged now to close their business in Port Tobacco
in consequence Of one of them having left for Eng
land previously to the opening of second mercan-
tile establishment in Baltimore, and request those
who owe them to come forward in 80 days and
make settlement, either by cash or note, with Mr..
Theodore Ahlborn, who is authorized to receive any
money and give receipts in full, under whose man
agement the business here will be carried till the
18th of August next, being the day Of closing en-
tirely.
We will offer, therefore, any and every thing
now on hand at cost, as Barages, Lawns and Gro
ceres, but particularly call the attention to our
present stock of CLOTHING, BONNETS,
SHOES, BOOTS, ETC., which we will dispose of
at your prices. Come soon, and give a
trial before we leave
MEYENBERG & BROTHERS.
Port Tobacco, June 80, 1858.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-08-04
GREAT BARGAINS.

FsEiiE subscriber would most respectfully inform
Il his friends and the public generally that he
has just opened stock of NEW GOODS in Port
Tobacco, in which may be found all the articles
usually kept in village store. His goods were Sc
lected with great care, and purchased upon such
terms as will enable him to sell as good BAR
GAINS as can be had at any store in the county.
He would most respectfully solicit call from per-
sons wishing to spend their money to the best ad-
vantage before they purchase elsewhere, A credit
of six months (if desired will be given to respon-
sibie purchasers.
The highest market prices will be given for Corn,
Wheat and Tobacco in exchange for goods.
June 2, 1853. CHARLES w. BARNES.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-08-04
NEW SPRING GOODS.


TH'HE undersigned invites the public to call and
L examine his stock, among which may be found
| For LadieS-
Kid, silk and thread Gloves
Black Canton Cloths and Apaccas-all prices
Beragcs, Berage De LANES and French Lawns
Pondchergy, beautiful article for second mourning
Plain and dotted Swiss and book MusIins
Parasols-assorted coors; black silk mitts
Cambria Edgng and Inserting. and Swiss do
English and French Chnts and Prints-all prices
Jaconet Cambria HandkerchefS
! lIemstltched and embroidered do
French worked Collars, Chimizetts, U'sleeves, Sc.
For Gentlemen-
| Black, blue and brown French and Eng. Cloths
! Black and fancy Cassmeres-various styles
Silk, satin and Marseilles Vesting
Hungarian mixture and cloudded Alpacca-a good
| article for boys
Fancy. white and brown Linen Drillings
hid, silk, buck, Isle thread and cotton Gloves
! Black and fancy silk Cravats and Stocks
Brown, mixed and striped haf-Hosc
Heavy blcached and brown Duck
Irish Lnen-diferent prices and qualities.
Collars (new style) and ready-nlade Shirts
Canvass, Padding, Sewing Silk, sc.
For Seruants-
Blue Denms, Penitentiary Plaids and Stripes
Striped Cotton Osnabergs; Cotton Yarns
ga, rs and A brown Cotton
Nos. |, and Burlaps No. Cotton Osnaberg
Bed Ticking and Check Cotton-all prices.
! Together with a general assortment of Hats,
Shoes, Drugs, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware,
and many other articles too tedious to menton,--
all OF which will be sold cheap for cash 10 pune
tual customers on credit of six months.
may &c. VIM. FERGUSON.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-08-04
VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE
SALE.

TNHE undersigned offers for sale his Farm lying
Il on Mattawoman Run, adjoining the lands OF
Messrs. Thomas S. Martin and Sheriff, and is II
miles from Port Tobacco and IA miles from Alex
andra, Va, and 3 12 miles from Pennington, on
Piscataway creek, the shipping port for grain, to-
bacco, &c., of the neighborhood. 1t contains
800 ACRES,
more or less; about $40 acres of which is arabic
land and divided into three fields, two of which is
in clover,-all under good and substantial fencing
the residue in Oak, Pine, Cedar and Chestnut.
There are on the place TOBACCO HOUSES,
QUARTERS and DWELLING HOUSE; also
good Meadow, and any quantity of grass could
be raised on the farm. 1t is considered one of the
best Tobacco and Corn farms in the neighborhood.
Persons wishing to purchase are requested to ex-
anime for themselves. Mr.. CooMBs, my Overseer
on the farm will show the premises to any one. If
not sold at private sale before the 18th of SEP
TENDER, 1853, the farm will then be sold at
PUBLIC AUCTION, on the premises Ifnot sold
it will then be for Rent.
TERMS OF SALE-One-ffth in cash on the day
of sale; the residue in four equal annual insaments
secured by approved bond and security. Posses
sion given on 1st January 1854.
Persons desiring any further information will ad.
dress the undersigned by mail, Plscataway, Prince
Georges county, Md.
ap 2S-tl5S JOHN MANNING.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-08-04
CAMP MEETING.

4 CAMP MEETING of Methodist E. Church
n of Charles Circuit will be held near the
BUMPY-O OAK, in Mr. John w. Guys woods, Ia
this county, commencing on FRIDAY, the 5th
of AUGUST next.
June 80, 1858.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-08-04
FOR SALE. OR RENT.

7 WILL sell my FARM, in Nanjemoy, about
i ga of a mile from the Potomac River, contain
ing about 1913 acres, being two tracts, 'ANTwERP''
and COAX SPRING - or, 1 will lease for term of
years, on advantageous terms both to Tenant and
Landlord. Those wishing to buy or lease, must
apply soon, or other arrangements will be made
FRED. S. BROWN
iv 7-tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-08-04
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
RE.4L ESTaTE IN Charles
COUNTY, ND.
DY virtue of decree of Charles County Court,
- sitting as Court of Equity, passed on the 5th
of September, 1915, the subscribers as Trustees
under said decree, will offer at Public Sale, in Port
Tobacco, on TUESDAY the 10th day of AU-
GUST next, between the hours of and P. NJ,
that portion of the Real Estate of Nathan Harris,
MILL FARM,
lying and being in Piccawaxen, Charles County,
and adjoining Milton Hill, containing
800 ACRES,
more or less. large portion of said Farm is COW
ercd with Cedar Chestnut and other valuable Tim
bar, and the soil is well adapted to the growth of
Tobacco and other staple crops. Upon the land
there are a
GriSt Mil, DveAing and other necessary
Buildings
At the same time and place, we Will also offer
another portion of the Real Estate of said Nathan
Harris, deceased, consisting of part Of James
Purchase, called the
BRICK-HOUSE FIRM and H.lRRLS' LOT,
containing together
1875 ACRES,
more or less. The Brick-House Farm is situated
on Piccawaxen Creek, and adoins the Blanks Of
the-Dee,' and is well adapted to the growth of
Corn, Wheat and Tobacco. Said Farm has upon
"a it a large BRICK DWELLING, and a
|s.spn Barn for securing crops. The tract of
1870 land and houses thereon, consisting of
STORE HOUSE and other necessary Buildings,
called HARRIS LOT, as above mentioned, will
be sold separately, ii the trustees think it advisable
10 do so.
TERMS OF SALE The purchaser or purchasers
are required to pay one-sixth Of the purchase mo-
ney cash on the day of sale, or the ratification
thereof by the Court, and for the residue shall give
bonds with security to be approved by the Trustees
to bear interest from lst day of January, 1854,
conditioned to pay to the heirs of Nathan Harris,
deceased, their respective proportions Of the pur-
chase money as they shall scveralIy arrive at law
fol age, and the payment annually to the Guardian
of every such heir, the interest accruing on their
respective portions; and upon the ratification OF
such sales and on payment of the whole purchase
money (and not betore), the Trustees shall convey
by deed properly executed, to the said purchaser OF
purchasers, the real estate purchased by him. her
or them. Is. &, HARRIS, ,r.
II. r. HARRIS, i'oS'e'S
The Trustees inform the public that there are
now five minors interested in this real estate, the
oldest of whom is Is, and the youngest 10 years
old, with about years between their respective
ages. b. g. HARRIS,
H. K. HARRIS.
July II, 1SJ3-ts.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-08-04
NOTICE..

T WISH to get some industrious aud experience
i ed MANAGER for my Farm in the lower part
of Piccawaxen. Any one who will suit me and
can come well recommended for all necessary
farming qualifications can obtain most desirable
and permanent situation, as joiner or manager.
iy 21-6t II. A. NEALE.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-08-04

nLOWS s. FARMING IMpLEMENTs-
Il No. s and Sinclair & More Flows
s and Mould Boards
and 9 Heels & Points
10, l93 and FL Minor & Horton Flows
with Castings to suit
s and Davis Flows and Castings, to-
gether with general stock of Hames, Traces Col
lars, Brides. Spades Shovels killing and wedding
Hoes All of the above will be sold as low as they
can be bought in Baltimore elsewhere.
NH a. VIM. BOSWELL.