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The hanks n viii be seen from the above. divided in
May 81 per cent more among Their siockhoaers THAN
they do under their November dividends but from tho
gea, appreciation az currency recently, y probable the
paid out viii have nearly or quite the pur
chasing power ~ the larger sum pad out w WAY The
law u the extra Of the Legislature limited tue dv
bends o the banks this state while under suspension ~
SIX per cent per This provision was probably put
n M. La, "a The instance Of the banks themselves a.
could easily have been avoided had they heen disposed TO
divide larger amounts, SIMPLY ey psponing tn accept
the law until after dividend period and as the
Law REQUIRES them ~ resume before the May div1rnd,
they could have gone dividing all that they af earn
ed u & wise however that the limit was hSed ~ re-.
ncvcs bank officers from the complaints 81 stockholders,
and docs away with the rivalry among banks a. 70 which
shall make the largest dividends " = presumed at al
thr banks Of the wealth now IN credit tina, have
usually made three per cent dividends AMI upwards VIII
conform 10 the limiting the dividends to that figure
If the people of this city will shut up their eyes
and close their ears to the admonitons OF time, II IL
not our business to open them; nor is IT our inten-
ton to gainsay any of the arguments used by one
railroad company to injurc another, so long ~
they are confined to the merits of the questions un-
der discussion. Hut when the President of the Eric
Railroad Company misrepresents his rivals, and says
that the grades preclude the possibility of interrupt
tion we cannot but point out the mistake, and give
the benefit TO the party making tbs charge. On the
Pennsylvania Central there are no such grades as
represented by the President Of the Erie Railroad
Company. From patsburg TO the summit of The
Allegheny mountains there are twelve sum
mits to which the grades rise from SIX to
iorty.uine feet to the mile, and from thence
to Philadelphia, distance Of 256 miles stbc grades
With the exception Of a single plane, descend from
" feet to the level; the exception the descent Is
81 feet but as the distance Is Short the consequence
20 the traffic is not disastrous. On the New York
and Erie we have 81 submits, rising from 30 TO ~
feet to the mile AZ rising 40 to 90 DC rising so TO GO,
20 rising co to 20 and rising ~ feet 10 the mile.
This difference. without contrasting the distance,
shows plainly that In everything said in relation to
capacity IS draft upon figures rather than facr'.
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mase The purchase ordered 60 and al Clai Gov.
sonhg s"id in Regard opposing entrance ct the
apps NO the valley examined The country the vici
III u INC CIV with view az selecting proper military
si'e VISITED the military resefvc-Rush Valey--but
aona ", ~ my opinion, entirely unsuitable for military
r'1h contains but little grass, aud - very mucn eA-
Isto u the cold winds of winter, lis only adv iIaSc
uee the close proximity OF fine wood ii is too far from
lhc e'y beng between forty and fifty mics, and viii re-
aufe teams four days 70 there and return examined
smother poHt the road to Rush Valley and only about
tbr'y miles from the city, which cunsiirr much more
eligible position II is in Tucl!e Valley three iailcs
To the north Of Iuole CITY and possesses wood, water
and grass, but Is occupied by Norinons, who
have some sixty. acres under cultivation, with
houses and barns their land. These persons
wouli have be dispoaseszed, or bought out IL fet
there place within forty, fifty sixty miles of tho
city, suitable Tor military position, that occupied
hy the inhabitants and under cultivation liudine ihft |
could neither make the purchases ordered shake
the apparent discrimination og the people 10 resist tie
authority OF the United States left the city ami returned
to my camp on Hams Fork. On return | examined
the vicinity Of Fort Bridger, and found ii very suitable
position for winering the troops AMI grazing the animals
should be necessary TO stop at that point Tie Metaons
occupy the Tort al present, and also have settlement
about ten miles further up Blacks Fork called Fort sup
ply. These two places contain buildings suiceut
cover nearly hall the troops en- route for Utah but
army advances. have thus stated fnliy the result 0
my visit 10 Utah, and trusting that my conduct will
The approval Of the commanding General am very ro
spcctuiiy, ycur obedient servant,
STEW ART VAN yIlEr,
Capt. A. a. NJ, u. s. Army.
GAIT A. rixasoyroS A. Asst Adj Gen. Army for titan,
Fort leay.nworth.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


WEDNESDAY. Nov. &c L. NJ
There is nothing new in the stock market. There
was quite an active time this morning, and the
announcement OF the arrival OF the Canada, with
one million Of specie. gave impetus to operations
aud little start to prices. 1T the first board Mis-
SOUL Cs advanced per cent; Illinois Central bonds.
Ia; New York Central Railroad. 4: Erie, 4: Read.
ing, 4; Cleveland aud Toledo, =; Chicago aud Rock
Island GaIcua and Chicago, &; Panama, 1. Michi-
gan southern, old, declined per cent: Cape Breton
and Quincy l. In New York Central most of the ope
nations on time, and in Erie most OF them were
Tor cash. Illinois Central Railroad opened this
morning AZ -. and closed ut 50 per cent. State
stocks aud railroad bonds unusually active his
morning. and the transactions were generally at
better prices. Al the second board the market was
better New York State 81. lS60, advanced per
cent; Virginia ca, 1; Missouri state ia. /; New York
Central Railroad. /; Chicago and Rock Island, /;
Cleveland and Toledo. Illinois Central Railroad. 2;
Cumberland Coal, 4; Hudson River Railroad, i;
Canton Company. l. At the close our quotations
were well sustained.
The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day - follows:
Total receipt. ,s a.
naaI vmprt. l@'eNZ ~
I,ssl bsiaucc 8 ,76l 900 81
The receipts include $4,000 from customs, and
the payments lnciudt sSV,u'u on taitorHia uFhls.
The business in foreign exchange j. better. We
now quote bankers bills on London at los los3.
This Is the extreme range. On Paris the quotations
rule al 81. 37Sc. ST. zoe.
Mcssrs. Rohh, Hallctt Il Co. have transferred TO
Mr.. Il. W. Halett the gold shipments oi Tallant
Wilde of San Francisco, for the express purpose OF
meeting drafts drawn against them.
A. IL. Nicolays regular semtwcesiy auction sale
Of stocks and bonds will take place tomorrow
Thursday, at l2l o'clock, at the Merchants En-
change. The catalogue includes s., 900 Illinois State
Internal Improvement stocks and other bonds; also
stocks of the Howard, New York Fire and Marine,
and Broadway Insurance companies, &c.
The steamship Canada, at Halifax from Liverpool
brings us three days later news. The money mar
kcts of England and the Continent remained about
the same as previously stated Consols closed at ss
n ssI. which is a fraction better the extreme quo
taton. Cotton was little depressed with a snail
amount of business Breadstus were also lower,
With very duh markets. The Canada has en- board
| 81 300, 600 in specie.
Tue earnings Of the New York aud New Haven
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Hoard OF Education.

ESTIMATE OF SCHOOL EArkNsEs FOR 1908
Tho Board of Education held their rst meeting iof this
month last evening, in their rooms, corner Of rim anu
Grand strects-iresdent Andrew H. Green, Eq, IN tho
chair.
TIE report or the Committee on ses aad school Houses,
presented at the ltst meeting, IN favor Of allowing
s3I 900 or the purchase Of lot. Nos IL - and 20 Oliver
street tor the stc OF a new school house m the sixth
ward WA. aae,tcd the school officers oi sand having
aSked for the SAINT.
The CITY Superintendent ~ sehoois presented report
upon the ~ "a. sc,uis IA the trst. foaftn ad
SIXTH wards, all ii whCn s,I,-,is nave bcen VISITED by
the Superintendent during the present mouth.
The superintendent has made an Improvement ~ the
way OF making has reports, 10y presenting 10 the pab
he INA exact hgrcs the stnng ut each class ia al Tue
schools snd the standing cf each school, instead
of general cUDgy upon every school There = slght
~ the nlmbei scholars Attending tue -cn"ois
The following figures represent the average standing 0f
the schools examined. every so,sosaf scnuot = per
feet his studcs tine school marked LOO the lowest
marx ever gwen a. 600 -
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en- level, " II now understood that an engine, ex
cusye f the wvisbso tender and cars can drSw ole
On D 70 foot grade, aga 81 the trade . 4OS tons.

And fhe sshe Erie Ks1rnad Presdent) will look into
the report Of his immediate predecessor he will find
that the average load dusing 1866, on the New York
and Erie was bat 20 tons to e engine II he also exa
mines the same Official document he will find, in
81 oakng of the Western trade that tine city" de-
rived III outlet for ,l3s TONS ard an inlet of
1880 tons, durirg the yeag above aamed. This
enormous business Is farther augmented by $50 1877
tons eastward and aa5 19s tons westward. of local
business, iaaking altogether S42054 tons and re-
IuiliHg in The movement about 2Gl engines.
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Mcssrs Haggerty Go. held public sale yesterday Of
large catalogue of Vienna brothe and chenille shavls
and scarfs with dress and silk goods OF tho importation
OF Salmon Kohustamm The terms were four months Tor
800, payable IN New York, satisfactorily
dorsed per cent discount for cash paid within three
days after sale The catalogue comprised 500 lots. The
goods Of fashionable character, and drew good
company If city buyers there beng fewer buy
present than usual, and the prices realized be
the asking rates The sacs compared with the prices
of similar goods early the SEASON. before the pane,
shove cd . falling of Of about 80 ~ per cent.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CoRSRiI--JacXsoN-- Srooklyn, on "Wednesday, Nov.
4 by tho Rev. Ir Iew q. fREDnCK CoPNEIL 10 ACME
dalg bter oil Ir. Samuel jackson. L. :. y.
MeIrRMor-BAEh,-ou Monday, Nov. ., at tho psr-oa-
age of the ~ t. church street JOHN McDEEmoT
SO b. ookyn, Ia ANN MARIA BASER. otth ciiy.
hASpOiIiI-kr SioN.-M New Brooklyn, y. j., ON we'd
nesday, OFT. ~, by Rev. Mr. nawC, Mr. IorS H. RAs-
norm, of New York, to Hiss csassA h. krsyos, Of ts
tf,rrp mia
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n viii D. rom tue above figures tat these scHooIs
are not the very best condition. they are below tue
average staining 81 the city sehOois, when - aboat 10"
Tho rctort wa referred the Committee Course OF
Studies, and \ 500 OF Il ordered 20 he printed.
some debate arose TO tine getting the print
tng Of the InaTd done Resolutions finally adopted
IA layor Of appointing Printing COMMITTEE 70 advertise
fr estimate or printing, AMI get all the printing Of the
Bard done 10y contract u these resolutions are iaith
fully carried out Will probably tho Board soGnc
,bolsanl- Of dollars year
The FINANCE committee presented report making
Inmates for sehool expenditures for the year 1855. Con
Siderable debate arose upon the report which taken
~ ~ Tho items ana acted upon An item for $4,000 Tor
mo school libraries particularly objected to-
A., Misc, urged the boafd 20 retfcnch the exgcn.
c, ri the times demanded H. hc thought the expenses for
pnb schoos were already too large aud they should not
H. Increased this year especially when the citizens were
~ nnr,sed ~ taxes Uu moon, the s2OVoV Tor school
libraries was stricken out .--. - sac 49,
Tic nllN NC the rerorl " the csmes Ior Iooe as
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Increase S,el Dee $50 ,55 Dec a52 $50 Doc 1850
The aggregates of the receipts of the above articles
90 rlr Tor the years ls5G and 1851. have been -

pcc 2Sos5 ncc5 aas 732 Dec 1855 iss Dec. ies, AIS
Reducing the wheat to flour, the deficiency is equal
TO ,295. III barrels -four
The Philadelphia Ledger Of the 4th inst con.
tains the following statement relative TO the banks
of that city,
The banks of this city, with two exceptions Yesterday
and on MONDAY made their usual semi annual yidcnds.
The bank Nofth America and the Bank Of Viva
have their dividend periods in January aud July The
latter named institution, however, viii probably never
make another dividend, except Dividend ~ assets
among creditors. TIE following the divdends made,
compared with these paid In May last, the amount Of
capital aud the amount Of money now 70 be lsid out by
zach hank
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Tho barge ruritan Captain :. Chaplin OF Albany.
we'd yesterday with l. 900 bushels of wheat aud 100
bbls Of -four probably the greatest quantity u wheat
ever brought in barge under deck
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By ITkfr7 IT NinoIdv.
$21 900 Detroit Monroe and Toledo R Int add So 40
600 Missouri per cent bonds. ....... do 66
1000 Cincinnati Peru and Chicago RR.. DO 36i
LOCO Milwaukee City per cent bonds. do 3
2,GCO 8tca and Allegheny ER. Fiat. .....
900 New York City rs, 1858. ......... do 9ols
20 shs Harmony Insurance Observation-Disclosures. 20
80 do. do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81.
20 Mechanics and Traders Insurance CO. 1851
10 Bank of Commerce 79s4
10 Importers and Traders Bank Observation-Disclosures. 72t
BIZ 4drirR H. Muller.
$50 600 Ohio state per stock 1856 Int add w o2
~ eco Brooklyn city per bonds. do 80 ASA,
~ shs Broadway Fre Insurance Co. 11a
10 do do. ...............fil
20 New World Fire Insurance Co. ~
50 North River Fire Insurance ca. 1851,
10 Brevoort Fire Insurance Go. Observation-Disclosures. 10s
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The receipts at tidewater of -four, wheat. corn
and barley for the fourth week in October in 1856
and 1867. have been follows
Flour, tu. WHEAT. tl. CorR, III. Bdricy, bs.
1856. ..... ~ al es2 600 5l0,566 3il
lsj7.... So as $751; 65 1s15sG 1891
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CITY COMMERycysL xvrcHr.

!" kUNT-UAYt NOV, 10 IT II.
AsnEs we're quiet " 6.c for pearls md &c lr pots
BRRAp1t rrs-Fiouf--1hc snarEe, was active and firm
ri ntout The quotations. OF YESTERDAY The transactions
embraced orders for the East and or export and nclud
"a about IL 900 bbls al about the following qnostos -
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There alal an estimate OF si25 900 10 make up
deficit from the year lS5i. thus making the whole es
81 2bi 0i3 the estimate scbooI purposes Tor the year
1907 was 81 iVv4lO, making the estimate tor next year
$3.50 COS than that of his year s2s60a, cxclud
Ing tho sum raised 10 make up the deficit from 1854 Al
tcr . session Of Tour hours the Board ADJOURNED
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

N
~ BKADYs Gallery.
n'HIs REDUCTION IN PRICE Is DUE IN SOME MEA
Ia The erhanced value Of money, but chiefly IL H.
pictures rendered less expensive. The qualify The
The snDounc, mcrt H. dnini.hei price had The
eject Of creating demand which ,he resources Of The cso
which neccssae hrs decline Ia ASSURE trau1"nt,
pnessssary Ikose thera ro design :" aRs eiSsnse ~
The opportunity which the present occasion offers should DO
From twenty thirty different styles q portraits made
ai frsdt gallery adapted lorFerS ssr and Designed -
rtLI LENGTr-TIrE SIZES
similar ~ appearance although more accurate resemblance
MEDALiIoS-LlfE SIZES
Ar nshgf ~ ne same manner cobl,s iron, dagnerr.o
la Z = course germanaa, Inose who posses. fading
rae portraits of life size and in form which dur
""'' THE LIFE SIZE ~ cRAYo.
L new 'yl~ q portrait ia., inroiaced y blends hc
ubningrarh ia a r.rnurl ablr degree
CRAYoN yIGNETTEs.
Suited 70 III portrayal ~ ladies or children, present another
new feature IN phatosrarhy sitting for either = The above
LARGE GROUPS
~ mies or friends are taken anos ns'an'aneonsy AMI
cess groups the crude severity wheh iy
persons may portrayed perfectly Ths mty
b. painted 4 oi cr wafer coocs and = sascep,h!e Of n,
whrh phoognphs are made ~ his ccs. render hem
Tiis iNPBfIAI PHOTOGRAPH
I camera. i Z. made ~ BKhpY's GALLERY only.
No successful taaon 81 ths celebrated picture h1s vet
been II unique feature ~ phougrafhs-lts mst
perfect md snccessful application thus lar
PHOTOGRAPHS ~ wArkR CoLoRs
Possess IN addition y Their reality as h&cnesscs ie brilliant
artistic effect Of water skstches Those exhibited ~
Brady pronounced by visitors o European
galleries superior 10 a'y similar works in Eurcve
4.-.. ---=
DnoToGRAPus oF CHARLES MATHEWS oS EXIT
Il uouT BHAlYS Gallery.
DuoToGRAPIt or FREzzoLtNG. ON ExiitGITrOS At
= -
1)HOTOGRkPH of THE MEMBERS or THg GUESS
L Consress on exhibition ~ BRADls Gallery.
DllOToCRAfH oF MISS cJSHNAN ks MEG MERRI
K lies, on exhibition A. BRADYS Gallery.
DuoToGRAPu OF HON ~ r. BANKS. on FxHIBI
Il tion BRADYs Gallery.
DHoToaRApu oF noS u ). WALKER, On TX.
L hibition At BRADY > Gallery.
DHoToGRAPH oF CHARLES MACKAY or EXIT
L billion, at BRADYs GALLERY.
THE COLLECTION tNCbJ DIS IN ADDITION rs THE
above several hsndred portraits recensly taken, ~ the
""' No. 89 BROADWAY
otcr thompson saloon
)uoroGRAPu or REV. VIZ. nay MISSIONARY
L from India, On exhibition al BkADfS IalJsF.
a. n DOUBLE SOLE WAFER PROOF SEwED
s~t ~. boots, ready at JONES' lOAnn street, near
S2S7 400 VIII. BE sA GRIP
AOAk hAlI.
- and - tntOu street,
Nslamoth stock q
ZINE CLOTHING tOE MEN AND GDNS.
No whorSae house can otter such
threat Inducements.
Somr open until 9P.N
riiEo. X. L. DE GRoo-.
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n ALLEYS LIST or PRICES
Iwhte French china dinner sets its pocea sss On
1,i eirep French CHINA dinner sets, lag pieces !. n,
Fancy ani guy tet.h Cha uhher sF'~ ibf pieces ~
edged trrn,h china tea sets, " pieces. ..... ~
tsncy and Kill eyed French china e pieces al
glass Fohets, he dozen .....44....... 4 4.
hneraved wine gltsses the dozen ~
White trrnth china soup tureeus. each. ...... y,
White Wrench china fruit baskets. each. *
SILVER plated casors sis cut botties =,
SiNef ftlsn taAe psskes ..t,.t.s...... ~
SILVER plated coffee 40 10
silver plated tra kettpa. ................ Ia ~
SILVER plated tea sets, six pieces ...... ~ NJ
Silver lated table spoons. "a. DOZEN. ! 81
silver plated table forks The doxrn .... IS
silver plated tea spnous dozen ........ 4 ~
lyul. handled table knves tbe ayzen ......... so
All on these goods oe average discount VI ~
per cent from The usual prices.
VIZ DALEY 4 Co,
6Sl add GS3 Broadway between ugusqa aDd Beceker st.
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REcEipTs ny SEw YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.
The following i the report ct i've stock brought over
is svsd destined fof New York fot the week ending this
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VIII Positively Close on Friday Evening"
Only day norethe great iar AT the Crystal Palace.
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Citizens and Strangers Who Desire Fine
rnd elegant hat AT moderate price, should call ut Is
iENsJUEfb'S, la Nassau street.
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Whites Fall Style, S3.-Last Spring Style
educed The low price 81 - WHITES s Fuun street.
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Sale or Foreign Dry Goods by Auction, mt
Four Months Credit.

Total. s.o5i $50 a,ooe,72a a,7s6oi7 asa, 400
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IxnOx's Fall and Winter Style Of Hnts-
just Ladies' furs selling at cost No 2l2 Broadway
of L uOn street.
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20 Cent AmbrOtypes, with Case.-Portrnits
from miniature life al greatly reduced prices, at
Ss1 Brosdway
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Read the Advertisement of M. Ii. Brady, on
if.l page Of today IS Herald.
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GirHrd House, Phllasiell'hla.-OO and after
this the price Of board this will be
" Ssto 81 per diem. PkEsBURY, SYKES co.
Occper -, 1857.
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xEcArIrrLArroN.

The total receiFas ~ an stock a. an Tho yards Tor mo
Sxapk ~ lqlluvS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-04-30

The whole speech occupied but an hour.
The jury returned verdict Of "Not
Guilty" without leaving the box, and three
cheers, like successive roars of an earth
quake, shook the old courthouse from dome
to cornerstone, testifying the joy Of the
people.
After the adjournment, which occurred
near sunset, the triumphant advocate arose
and. gave an appointment: II will preach
in this hall to night at 8 o'clock He then
glided off through the crowd, speaking to
no one, though many attempted to draw him
into. conversation.
Ateight O o'clock the courthouse was again
thronged, and the stranger, according to
promise delivered his sermon. It evinced
the same attributes as his previous eloquence
at the bar, the same burning vehemence,
and Increased bitterness of denunciation.
INDEED, misanthrophy revealed itself as the
prominent emotion. The discourse was a
tirade against infdels, in which class the
preacher seemed to include everybody but
himself; it was picture of hell, such as
Lucsfer nigh have drawn, with world in
flames for his pencil. But one paragraph
poinsed to heaven, and that only demonstra-
ted the utter impossibility of any human
being ever getting there.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-04-30

Dome GooD TO OTHERS Here is 4 pref
ty story Of a little girl. Perhaps you have
read it before, but it will do you good to
read it again
"a mother who was in the habit Of ask
ing her children, before they retired ss
night, what they had done during the day
to make others happy, found young twin
daughter silent The elder one spoke
modestly of deeds and dispositions. founded
on the golden rule, DO unto others as you
would that they should do unto you.' Still
the little bright face was bowed down in si-
lence. The question was repeated, and the
dear little child said timidly: a little girl
who sat by me on the bench at school had
lost a baby brother. All the time she stu
died her lesson she hid her face in her book
and cried. [ felt so sorry that I laid my
face on the same book and cried with her.
Then she looked up and put her arms a
round my neck; but | do not know why she
said | had done her so much good.'"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-04-30
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
BY e. WELLS,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

TERMS OF SUBscRlPTIoN.-F one year, if paid
in advance within six months, $1.50; if not paid
within six months, $500.
TERMS OF ADvERTIsING.-S10 90 per square for
the first two insertions, and IS cts for every sub
sequent insertion; twelve lines or less constitute
q square. If the number of insertions be not
marked on the advertisement, it will be published
until forbid, and charged accordingly. liberal
deduction made to those who advertise their busi-
ness by the year. The privilege Of annual adver-
tisers extends only to their immediate business.
Announcements of candidates for Office, 81 90
per month. to be paid in advance.
Communications, the effect of which is to pro-
mote private or individual interests, are matters
of charge, and are to be paid for at the rate OF
50 cts. per square.