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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12

THE BALTIMORE RAcEs.-The races o.
yer Herring Run Course, near Baltimore,
which commenced on The Sd, and closed on
the 7!h inst, we learn from the San, We e
not so-s-H r-troni1Od rt'vy P-voduse
would have been but for the very extraor-
binary attraction else where, the Cattle Show,
SC.
On Tuesday the race was quite one sid
ed affair. The purse was S50O-two mile
heats. Entries-F. Harper's b. G. Berry, by
Sovereign, dam by Glencoe Calvin Green's
Ma, Blck, by Boston, dam by Aun. Mary ;
Edward Thompson's M aid Of Orleans, by
Ber,hune, dam by Alice Carneal. The latter
won the purse in two straight heats, as fol-
lows: Maid Of Orleans, IL; Ma, Blick,
2-2; Berry, dislanceJ. Times so; 35l
On Wednesday, there were three entries
John Hopkins, by Mr. Young Handy An
dy, by gentleman Of Prince Georges CO..
Md {; and McGrs.h, by Captain Moore
Mile heats, for purse of $500. The result
was as follows: John Hopkins, il; Han-
dy Andy, 2-2; McGralh paid forfeit. Time:
|2O2; 2.13.
On Thursday the course was better al
tended than on any former day. The purse
was for $500 by the Jockey Club, two
mile heats, for Maryland horses. Bowie &
Hall entered g. g. Rattle, by Register, out of
Lilly, by Tichicus, six years old. Dr..
Thomas A. Lynch entered g. m. Katy Oar
ling, out of Ellen Hoe, by Margrave, five
years old. John Young entered b. h. Oliver
Winston, by Glencoe, dam by Medoc, five
years old. John Connally entered b. g.
Irishman, pedigree unknown, aged. David
Cook entered CHI. g. by Register, dam un-
known, five years old. The result was as
follows: Katy Darling, II; Oh. g. by
Regser,2-2; Rattle, Oliver Winston. and
Irishman dislanced. Time-3.55-35S.
The above are the only accounts Of the
racing which we have been able TO find in
any of the papers, except the statement thai
on The las. day the great race for The Jockey
Club purse oil S 1000, four mile heats, would
take place. The horses entered were F.
Harper's bay geIding Berry, and N. B
Y oung's ches,nu. geding Rube.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12
BONNETS! BONNETS! BONNETS,

nON'T be anxious about Bonnets, there will be
~ plenty of fashionable at Port Tobacco
during the Agricultural Fair.
Miss MEYENBERG takes the pleasure of in
forming the Ladies of Charles county that she will
bring down send a LARGE ASSORTMENT
of FASHIONABLE SILK, SATIN and VEL
VET BONNE1S to Port Tobacco on the 9th of
November as to be ready to wait on the Ladies
early on the day of the Fair. Fashionable Bon
nets viii be sold at low prices. If any Lady has
desire Of getting Bonnet before that time, she
need only send an order to w. MEY ENBERG,
Alexandria, Va. oct l2-tF
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12

THE RECIPROCITY Attorney
General Gushing has given an opinion tina,
the President cannot issue his proclamat ton
until he shaIlreceive satisfactory evidence
of the enaclmen. by The Imperial Parliament
and by the Provincial Pa'liamen,s of ell the
four provinces Of Canada, New Brunswick,
Nova Scotia, and Prince Edwards Island
Of speciaI laws ad hoe TO give full effec. to
the reciprocity treaty, according TO the terms
Of the sci Of Congress.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12

THE NATIONAL BABY SHOW took place
q, Springfield, Ohio, on Thursday last, and
attracted an immense concourse of visitors
There was one hundred and twenty babies
for the premiums. The first premium for
tines. baby, two years old, or under, is a
tea se,,, with salver, valued at $500 awar-
ded TO Mrs. Romner, Of Vienna, Ohio. The
second premium, tea selt, valued a, 5000;
awarded to Mrs. Mcdowell, of Cincinnati
The third premium for the finest child un-
der year Of age, purse of 5000, was a.
wsrded TO Mrs. Arthur Canton, of Phladel.
nhia
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12

A VALUABLE FARM.-The Snow Hill
(Md.) Shield says that Samuel w. Jones,
Esq, Of Somerse, county, has realized on
his farm of 20 acres OF land the handsome
little sum Of $500. Amongst his receipts
were $50 for rose water, mint waller and
peach water, and 5000 from ice, strawber-
ries. butter, milk, cream end soap. HIS
wheo. crop realized 1898; his CORP $3.50,
and his potatoes S-OO.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12
THE MARK
BALTInoRF. October q. 1S5.

BALTIMORE, October 9, 1854.
FLoUR.-We note more irmness in breadstuf1s
to-day Sales morning OF Gaa hh!s Howard
street Flour at 81 so. On late 'change, under
adyices of an advance in New York, holders were
frmer and generally asking higher figures Sales
of 200 bbls choice at 81 G8. Also 200 bbIs City
Mills at s. % per Dbl. The supply of Flour re-
mains very moderate and receipts light.
GRAIN 1eat.-The supply of Grain was fair
and demand moderate. About 10000 bushels Of
fered, and sales of good to prime white at 60 a
81 10, ordinary to good so 81 co. choice do
for family flour, 81 rs; good to prime red at so
81 GO per bushel.
Corn is firm and prices tending upward. Sales
of white at IS rs cents, and yellow 70 cents; a
very choice small lot white sold at SO cents; sales
Of inferior and mixed at 70 70 cents per bushel
Oats-Sales Of Maryland and Virginia at 48
a so cts. per bushel.
From the American Of Saturday last
TOBACCO. - Maryland Tobacco continues in
good demand, and sells freely as fast as Inspected
at full former prices. The receipts this week are
not heavy, and holders enabled to realise high
rates. We quote as before,-
Inferior to common Maryland SIS 50aS6; good
common to middling, S6.25aSG.75, and good to
fine brown S7aS9.
The inspections of the week comprise $50 hhds.
Maryland II hhds. Ohio, and hhds. Kentucky
total G32 hhds.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12
NEW FALL GOODS.
a. X. WITME, q BRO. arc now rcce
VI inc their supDlv of

n K. VVITMEE. q BRO. arc now rcceiv-
u ing their supply of
FALL md WINTER DRY GOODS,
Consisting of large assortment of the latest and
most desirable styles and materials for Ladies' Cen
temens and Chdrens wear.
An unusual large stock of heavy CLOTHS,
lISsEYs, KERsEYs, BLANKETS, DoMEsT1cs, &c.
Goods for Housekeeping purposes,
CARPETISGs, RUGS, FLOOR BAIZEs, OH CLOTHS,
many of which will be sold at a great reduction in
last seasons priest
They respectfully solicit call and examination
of their stock, by their friends and the public gene
rally.
Alexandria, Oct - 1854.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12
LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS!


L ceiving their FALL supply of DRY GOODS,
hch have been selected with much care, and
fiered much lower than heretofore. We name in
art
For Ladies':
Is pieces blk Gro de Rhine Silks of very rich
lustre, and very cheap
90 pieces rich Plaid do
Is pieces plain do
10 pieces Brocade do
Black Fg'd and End Mourning do
Rich Plaid Fr Mouslains and Mcrnos
80 pieces Eng and French Nlerinos
90 pieces Black Alpaca and Canton Cloths
pieces do Bombazinc and Talmese do
pieces Sacking Flannels
100 pieces AIouslans
200 pieces New Style Calicoes
IS Cashmere, Brocadc and Long Shawls
Bonnet Ribbons in great variety
French Worked Collars, Chemisetts, and
Underslceves
Thread, Bobbin, Cambria end Swiss Edgmgs
Black and colored Silk Fringcs
Swiss and Cambria Bands.
For Gentlemen
Black, brown and green Cloths
Black and Fancy Cashmere
Silk, Satin and Cashmere Festings
IldkfS, Collars, Gloves, Umbrellas, etc, etc, for
Farmers and Planters
81 aud G-l Pulled Cloths
81, IS and Al Heavy Linscys
Satnctls, kcrSeys and Kentucky James
Servants Blankets, all qualities
bales Heavy Osnaburgs
bales Brown Cotton.
For HouSekerpers::
10-i and l2-4 Beached Shceting
Al, 9-S and 81 Pillow Case Cottons
$50 pieces Blcachcd Long Cloth
ca, 81. 1O-i Damask Table Linen
8. 10, II, 1914 do do Cloths
10 pieces Irish Linen
Comforts, Countcrpancs, etc
so pieces White, Red and Yellow Flannel
pieces Welsh and Shaker do
10 pieces Brussels, 8 ply and Ingram Carpeting
20 pieces Cotton, List, Rag and part Wool do
is, 81, IA Venitian do
Is ps A, SIS, GA, s-4, - Floor Oil Cloths
Table and Stair Oil Cloths
Booking and Tutfted Rugs, Stair Linen, etc
White, Red, Black and Grey Yarns
ogethcr with all the small wares usually kept in
lr line all Of which viii be sold at prices 10 please
Alexandria, Oct Il, 1854.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12

correct the evil now in the commencement
Of the system, without a resort to the other
tribunal.
have much also to say to you, but will
not fatigue you by more at this time; and
! assure you tina, no one has more regard
or kinder feelings for you than your
Fellow CITIZEN.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12

CONVICTION OF DIR. GRAHAM.-The trial
of Dr. Graham for the murder of Col. Lor-
ing, in New York, was brought 10 a close Oh
Monday night, and the jury has brought in
a verdic. Of manslaughter in the second de-
gree.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12
THE TIMES.
PORT TOBACCO, MD.
THURSDAY MORNING, OCT 70, 1854.

Our friends, who may find it convenient,
would place us under obligations to them
if they would call and settle their accounts
for subscriptions and advertising. The sea-
son is fast approaching when we shall be
obliged to lay in our winter supply Of
printing materials, for all Of which we have
TO pay cash.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12
NJ 4 Z Il / L ID q.

In Washington City, on the lst instant, by the
Rev Mr.. RoEp, Mr.. GEORGE T. ROGER,
SON, Printer, formerly of Port Tobacco, to Miss
SARAH J. DAWSON, of the former place.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12
NOTICE..

III, persons are notified not to trcspass with
~ or without dog or gun upon my Farm, as TIE
law will be strictly enforced AGAINST an " no DIS
regard this notice WI. /. hhEN
Oct II, icJl-6t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12
NEW FALL. GOODS

TTNIIE subscribers have received part of their
Il FALL STOCK OF GOODS, to which thew
invite the attention of the public.
J. B. FERGUSON & co.
Oct -, 1854
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12
REITCIOuS NOTICE

IL ST. THOMAS'S CHURCH-The ex-
ercises of the Jubilee will be held in st. Thomas
Church the Goth, 2Ist and 22d instant, beginning
at 10 o. clock. A: NJ. The concluding Sermon on
Sunday Will be delivered by Very Rev. CHARLES
ISTONEsTREET, S. J.
Oct -, 1854.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12

TIE Conn CRoP.-Efofts are evidently
being made to induce he belief Ibl; this crop
is not as short a. it was sometime since sup
,osed i, would be-bu, we .hink that there
are unmistaka able evidene that the crop VIII
not be an average one, in the Western and
Middle States North Carolina is perhaps
The only exception that we can discover as
TO the sborlness Of this cr"p-ln that State
we believe il may he considered tar ave
American Farmer.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12
To the Editas. af Lie -lssaAa.iA<.AA-L-ss,,ssN

SIR In an issue of the Philadel pha
Ledger, few days since the farmers are
charged with trying to create panic, on &C
count of a scarcity Of breads.utf. The Ledg-
err says that they always look for reports OF
short crops from the farmers about this time
of the year, as regularly as they do for a
good crop Of peaches, and after much spec
ulation about the amount Of the crops OF
breadsluffs grown, the public are assured
tina, there is no danger of famine, or even
any considerable cause of advance OF
prices-but the Ledger admits one thing,
and that is that the crops of wheat end corn
are at least one-flh short OF an average. and
this he puts down as an exact state of the
crops. Now my opinion is, that 1t is not
the farmers who are trying TO create panic
but do say from the tenor Of the reports
in the Ledger, and many other prints, that
the Editors, and the spectators IN grain
who pay them for il, are trying TO frighlen
the farmers, by telling them that there are
good crops in Europe, so that we Will sell to
said spectators, who will, when they get all
in their own hands, raise the price, just as
they did in lS47.
Now ! Go not think there is any danger Of
famine. bu, there is some prospect for high
prices. and will give my reason for such
belief If the withdrawal Of 100000 bush
els of breadstuffs from consumption N lS41'
by short crops in Europe 10 that amount,
raised The price Of corn from 40 els. Rl.25
cts. per bu-hel, and that of wheat from less
than 81 to 1926 cts. will not the admitted
defici, of crops al home here, Of 2OO,OOO,OOO
bushels. have the same effect on prices. par
,iculary when it is known thai we will have
an emigration Of 100000, equal to The pop
ulation of seven such States us Delaware, to
feed. We farmers areno winners, a. The Leo
Ger editor indicated in his article, and
merely state The fact. }. JONES.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12
From the American of Saturday last.1



GRAIN.-Hhed.-Th receipts of Wheat are
ligEt-market firm. We quote fair to prime red
at 140ali5 cts: white 150al55 cts.
Corn.-Corn is in good demand at IS so cts.
for white and mixed; no yellow Offering.
Oats are worth As so cts.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12

In the american Farmer for the present
month we find the following from the pen
of Major Jones Of Whealland:
STATE OF THE CROPS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12

4 Foul MURDER-Just after our paper
went 10 press last week, report reach
ed us that man named Webster had
been shot end killed in ST. Mary's county,
(near BenedicD on the night Of the 3Oh
ult. Webster was overseer for Col John
Solhoron, and il is supposed that one or
more Of the negroes Of the Col. secreied
themselves on the road side and committed
this foul act while Webster was riding a.
to learn the particulars. It is SAID that
Webster's horse s,Iayed home on the
Sunday morning following, and that srains
of blood having been found upon The sad
die, suspicion was Immediately excited that
some foul act had been committed. On
search being made, the body of Webster was
found, and from marks of blood upon the
ground i, is evident that he must have
rode or walked about hundred wards to-
wards home. after he was shot. before he fell.
He is said to have been an excellen, but very
strict manager ii is quite probabIe, there
fore. that luminosity on the part of some OF
the negroes under him has caused them TO
seek end pefpelrate this fearful &C, Of re-
venge. We trust that every effort will be
made to find oul and bring TO merled pun
ishmen, whoever may be the authors Of this
lou murder. Should they escape, others Of
the slave population might be emboldened
to seek revenge in still more horrible
crimes.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12

LYNCH LAW IN MARyLAND.--The negro
man named David Thomas, who a short
time since called ID, the house Of William
B. Butler, "a white citizen), about two
miles from Buryille, Caroline county, and
invited him out Of the house, end in the
presence of bis wife attacked him with a
gun and so severely injured him that he
died in about three hours after-and who
was tried for the murder and sentenced to
Imprisonment in the Peniten,iary for sixteen
years, was on last Saturday night taken from
the Jail by mob Of some sixty or seventy
men, and hung from plank which they
nailed 10 a window on the outside, in the
second story of the jail building. He was
suspended until life was extinct, when he
was GU, down and his body conveyed back
into the Jail. n or did the mob stop here
They then released and set at liberty two
other prisoners, one Of " HON has been SEN
fenced TO The Penitenliary.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12

4 ceving their FALL supply of DRY GOODS,
which have been selected with much care, and
offered much lower than heretofore. We name in
part
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-13
SKw YORK ApyKRrIsEnrsrsI

ME @ LARossr s slLk, RIhnos AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN
nEM iORk-THOs. @. sTEARNS, Importer and jotL.r o
siLks MLiisERf and FANCY GOODS, nett cash price,
H.hisd ey adding interest, f62 Bro.d~ay. Yosk
mas now IA store and daily receiving Offering AT hs
lowest prizes complete his line smbra.
eng All hc '.Iol styles and designs, consisting Black and
sy sn h,,esp.s pe,cnee, shawl. Trimmings, bonnet
french and Eass Craps Grape sses silk awaits.
ns uoses OF AL tnd Elk Lace Ms Bareges Iaee White
doois, Hosiery, L.. e. Handkerehefs, Ae. ~
iEyes Merchants from Tie NORTH
and West her. D him With call and
Inc his stock before parehasing.
80 THos. a. sTEK Rss, ie2 Broadway
as.9-U Between Liberty street and Maiden Lane,
NE sEM hoitk AND LIyEhiOOL UNITED
u SF3TfS MAIL S7if5NkRS-Th. ships eompo. A,f,H>
,aS MI Lane are As Captain West; 613
fAGriC Captain Sye; BALTIC, Captain Coustock .A4S
ADhATc Captain Crafon ARCTIC. ship.
having been built by contract especially 1sryi.
every care has been taken In their
TO ensure strength and speed their
o unequailed for their
passage from New Yort TO cabin sls
IN second do 10 Exclusive
FROM Liverpool TO New York, isso I2O.
inexperienced surgeon attached To arh
beT Tth limit maid
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-13

S,ro.ks ron sALE-ssooOo Coupon bonds ,ar
sin and Tennssse Railroad Company interest payable
sIa,oO0 Coupon bonds vIrgnla Central Railroad
20 years s 70 run interest payable hall yearly To- % Sc
600 land be ued there the sntirs
i i0;tas sS ses1, 81 % maturity.
e PsgaS of mi. r ans i n 81 81 for the
Persons having stocks dispose would do well them
desirable hss their secOunt charging mod
To those Wishing invest would th,
rally have on hand some OF the best securities In the Market
"G.is WI be sold sts SosrS City Hotel
Ss
@ E.PTss
tssp eaeiIe, rARisEN KINGS
Ta@ s S s on hand and for a.sS %
a. 81 New IN T g haas sn
nYh S.59 81 and at roATr rFa essr uFow Hr OLD
PARIsEN KIaSs f.cl,le. for the eiors
az a. {; and Any sI therefore, In the
PhEss, 10: 81 n.rsi.y street, New Yoll. -
res' A' flaIsfS mi RIsS G.I''s sa I %
,.,
va GsoIfs I.ssy LSas5ssrs Miner, SS.,Is.yi's
s;,,las.. %s,fsn,Sa aa%ls., dodssotS
insiSn n ci Jane. L. buts RlsevsyN. o. Q. Alien.
noror-E,pre., packages Norfolk, Petersburg Riohmna
and the shipment st %
KING barclay street New York Who are the only
RSS aRiis
srSssss krsa l ais @ mt., pleasure ia ,aiS,%, @
10 s,sss ;sfgs saqIas 6alLy EXPSifs
all points in Western Virginia and East TENNESSEE and
no,:s given q tic route, agents, &C.
The public will ,sase bear in mind although We have tn.
efusre this be
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-13
diARni.GE LNlNGs Curtain Goods. Cloths. Pushes BGnt
u ing., Ae A. W. KELLEY a BRO,
mil TA1 Inl,u


lARni lGE LINNGs, Curtain Goods Cloths Pushes BGnt
~ iDgs, kc. A. W. KELLEY A BRO
noI-d3n-lhl 10 John street. New York.
c HOW CASFo5-sIiOw Plated GcT.aan Sill
- yer, Rosewood and Mahogany, Black WALNUT
GASES constantly hand at fRASERS First Premium
Case Ware Rooms, l4i Chambers street, New York
Orders per mail JOHN II. FRASER with city references
promptly attended To. noS-,ism-IAl
HDCKLEs PRESERVES 40The undersigned offers TO pur.
chaers superior stock Of Pickles, Preaeycs A
ed the best quality to Keep in all climates the prices
oeS-dSm Hl 23I West street, New York
XNfsT POINT rstlIoOI.-Arang-menis have been made
ton In their several parimenis from the lat Of November
Every opportunity Will b
| uon. Prompt attendance 10 requested.
| oes-d3m-lhl EDWARD " KIssLEY, A. II.
| uHON nRDsTRtnS- CONisTOtK BROMLEY & 30
Lacinrrr.sairs Itoom No oa Leonard STREET, New
Soh noor West of Hroadwa and Folding,
Plai ad Ornamental REDSTRADS all kinds.
Prisons Family Servants and Chdrens Bstead on
hani Alsn general Of Spring
| Hair aud other MlitThss-s
tS These Bestelds point Of
Illness neainess aniecosomy They
aud are exceedingly durable portable and
any extent may he addressed to
CoMsTocK, BROMLEY. CO.,
No. % Leonard street, SeWYoTk.
t Agents wanted for the sale above Descriptive cir
| cnaTs sent wherever requested. noli-d6m-[Ml
UpaNAMA TRANSIT TItKEr-.-A NJ HINKLEY late for.
pareG to furnish Transit Tickets Panama pas.
senger Tickets for sale in New York Apply
JOHN ". CARRJNGToN
no29-9m CND Adams Col, No sS Bfo,dw,y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-13


DIN IIfR. Dealer Ia Ivory, and Ivory
- Goods, Murray street, NY oe19-diy
-. Ma rh,cn9'ssl.'; ND raSlls, Gin
UOIIs W. ROyALL 8ROCER AND GOHhKSSTOY HFR.
- GRAEI, DOOR above ,ity Hoiei, nchmond yvThe
many articles laid In before he adysner he
@ GS S os Ss - to G his Sna ss Gig. and article
nIIa Va aik eau om his friends aud the public gene
s1e,sst orolr Porto RcO, New Orleans, Powdered Loaf
Co.Iuod Java Msrlcabo LsFuyra Rio Manl. Costa Rico,
Loyerinr 90 sugar House syrup '''''' ''"'
TsPouchons oolong, dunPoWder and Young Uyson,
siLtHIiy.rpoO alsd Sacks.
soArs-of vsIOu, kinds, HrHRNs'-No and9, OIo,' end
and Country BTEafD sTEuAmerlcsn. CoiR,-From tlO
finiy Roe Hsrlnr tbl. Bacon sides Shoulder, and
% No Psr "saPPP spps We % Hg and .T car .E
stones Clover Seed ogshsr with general assortment o. such
ess Almonds, Rsnln Pecan Eus Lemons iaiiston English
Ssrou. Kinds, Pune. IN Jsi ooeOs cososs ana Bona spd
many other arilels,, mating a,,ottmsnt complete
WATCi MAKING AMI REPAiRING.-The sub n,
w scTbers being prepared with all Necessary Ma NIA.
Ss9y @ ys9s make D, nsT snS svs par, Of Watch
workman With their services to the public With
the that ~ WoE entrusted them viii be executed in the
oesi and most Eotfmanlike manner.
n,, o. ,. C h h,vns ds.o,d many yes q hi, We to hs
that may he p,sn,ed they however prefer being judged bY
hs bs os sGa % gTs Ssas ne h9Ps snd Gg HE
lhemof .hleh they have al times i supply arc
pecs ahd thoroughly oyerhaued examined and In perfect
9nning order before delivery and warranted Tor
neT ' ~ " ''
Being confident o. their ability and having the disposition
nNe m4cnn, they determined all work passing
tgugh her hands shall meet the appreciation Of their patrons
fhehases SHAH All be as low good be done for.
MYERS JANkf,
-, Sign ~ Illuminated Clock aud
uei' keyosins Jewel Case, isk Nsn 81
large and splendid s.,orinsni o;Freneh
- ~ Collars Sleeves, ae, &C. Aiijo,, Tscsv,diI
NLOVKH sRRO-bOO bushs, prime new Clover Seed or sale
~ by IdeaOl F'' LEWIS WgpB SON
NOUDs fOH Tifk sEAsON-
style. e'' " -
ptp'h p Metino,, large and beautiful assortment
Nh, Platd, and Brocade sIts
uotds Ior Evening and Patty Dresses
Oloh, Merino, aaI Velvet Uloaks
Coat Cloths &C. Ac all recently received al prices 10
- suit the buyer.
desc rR, PRICE co.
tvhL PIT Oii--is uercss, receiving and Tor sale BY
" h EDWIN wORTHAM CO.
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