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Gold Medal Pianos

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. 4 WALKER STREET, NEW YORK
. II Received the following FIRsT PRIzx
MEDALS In Competition with the best makers1 II III
Of Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Bas II
timore:
TwO FIRST PRIZE MEDALS at the Metropolitan Fair,
Washington, March, 1853.
AGOLD MEDAL at the Crystal Palace, New York. No
vember 1885, (being the only gold medal given for Pianos
within the last six years)
GOLD MEDAL at the iysnd Institute, Baltimore,
1856
THE FIRST PRIZE MEDAL at the Fair, Crystal Palace,
New YoTE November, 1855. Among the judges the
hrst Musical Talent OF the Country, such NJ Mason
Gottschah, wollenhaupt and many others. ST. a Pi
AMOS with and without the Iron FrAme warranted
for three years. and written guarantee given Pianos
packed and shipped Sih charge. Prices moderate.
declS-ly-v
G. r. THURSTON has been appointed sole Agent
for the sale Of the above Piano Forte for Nashville and Mid
die Tennessee, Of which 10 In this city.
He would respectfully refer to Mr.. j. NJ Bass, Mr.. W H.
wHrroN, and Mr.. J. p. W. BRowS.
- Mr. T be at 80 Summer street, line ad
dressed TO Box 100 Posolee, Nashville, win receive
tention. May ST
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Cordage, Oakum, &c.

C1mITH, COOPER & CO., 192 Front IT., New
- York aud Is Tchoupetouas ST.. New Orleans, Manu-
scturers OF Oordsge Oskum &c offer for sale full
sortnent OF Manllt and Tarred Rope Navy and Extra
Oakum. deliverable in New York or n ew OTleaps.
mayl6-6m
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nR. LA MONT,S PARIS AND LONDON MED
~ ICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE GUIDE-20th
edition. 49O pages 100 eectrotype pictures CLOTH 81 and
four LITTER stamps. Mailed free. Among its contents is
the anatomy the sexual organs OF the male and female
all their diseases and weaknesses latest discoveries in
production; ard healthy mode OF preventing con-
oepon quscks-ther recipes and specifies the authors
unequaed Paris and London treatment Of GonnorTh9i,
Gleet, Structures, Syphilis, Primary and Constitutional
Emissions Impotepcy, &c at 50 Mercer st opposite St.
Nicholas Hotel New York Address letters to box S44 N
Y P. o. "We commend Dr. Lsrmont to the afflicted ~
Cotrier deS Etats Unis Stats Zeitan0, Democrat, Day
Book, Mercury, Atlas, Police Gazette DO.
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CIEcINElrr AOENcr RorlI IrsuRlNor coNrlsr. /

February 6, 1851. (
Ihave examined W. Z. ChIds Co.'S "klaste Fire an
Water Proof Cement Roofing" and as far judge,
consider It great invention, and am willing TO insure
buildings thus protected upon the terms nsur
those covered by metal. JN0. 8. LAW,
Agent Royal Ins. Co., London and Liverpool.
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HORACE AT E 4 s.
NO. 333 BROADWAY. NEW YORK,
Agent for the Best Boston and New York
INSTR VENTS.
NHE Largest assortment Of Pianos, Meodeons Musical
Instruments and Musical Merchandise OF all KINDS IN
the United States Pianosfrom TES
comprising those OF variety Of style from the plain
neat substantial 81 octsves, in Walnut or Rosewood
Cases from $50 to S2 to those Of the most
up 10 OEE THOUSAND No house in the Union can
compete with the IN the number variety and cele
brity instruments in the EXTREMELY Low PRICES
at which they are sold.
HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED PIANOS
With without possessing in their improve
over-strings and SkA action, length OF SCALE
power, and compass Of tone equal to the Grand Pano
united with the beauty and durability OF structure OF the
square Piano. They areiu by the Press and
by the first Musical Masters to be equal to those OF any otn
manufacturer They are built Of and most thorough
y seasoned MATERIAL and guaranteed to stand the action
Each instrument guaranteed to give satisfaction pur
chase money refunded. SECOND HAND PIANOS AZ
GREAT BARGAINS constantly in store, price from SSO
to $40.
ments tone touch and durability Of make Tuned to the
equal temperament) Meodeons or all other styles ana
makes Price $4 $50 S75 AGO. $685. 4140 double Reeds
and two banks Of Keys, 5000 Less liberal discount
Clergymen and and Churches, an extra discount
Martins Guitars, Browns HArp', Flutes Fiu-
tinas Accordians Vions and Musical Instruments Of all
kinds at lower prices than before offered public
large discount Teachers and Schools The trade sup
piled on the most liberal terms.
Music:-One Of the largest and catalogues
Music published comprising many Of the cho
popular airs Of the day. and will be sold at third Of
Music by mail to all parts OF the country, post paid
Particular and padto all orders received
by mail Satisfaction guaranteed in every instance. Pianos
and Melodeons for rent, and rent allowed purchase
Pianos and Meodeons for sale Monthly payments
Secondhand Pianos taken in exchange for General
Catalogues and schedule Of prices forwarded to
all parts Of the country by mail.
~ Great inducements offered to Agents in all Of
the country, sell the HORACE WA=ERs Pianos Melodeons
and Catalogues Of Music. jy12
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A. c. oAETEE. FELIX. Q. x'KAY. r. FAuLcoSER.
GARTER, M'KAY g. CO.,
V1UONcSSOFt UdNIs, FlIcner Col
AUCTION AND COMMISSION WHOLESALE GRO
GERS RECEIVING AND FORWARDING
NJ E RCH NTS-,
Large ARRIVAL OF Groceries,

FINE BRANDIEs, WINES AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
No. 73, Public Square,
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
IMPORTED WINES, GROCERIES, &C.
/. s. w. GERRY,
ono rio n V

Ink OA4GO w 4NEO, phOOG4SAGNs We
I. s. w. GEERY,
203 Canal ST., and 719 Broadway, N. 7.
Established 1sO41
IMPORTERS AND DEAL9RS IN FIRST QUALITY
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Offer to tt TRADE. HOTELS. PRIVATE FAMILIES, and
all who choice in their taste, and desire
genuine GTticLe,a large variety OF
TEAS GREEN AND BLACK, SOUCHONG, POUCHONG,
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, 0OL0NG, IMPERIAL HYS0N,
GUNPoWDER, YOUNG HYSoN, &C., in cheats and half
chests, &c.
CoFFEE-MoCHA and JAVA.
WINES-MADEIRAs, SHERRIES, PORTS, HOOKS, &C.,
very old and high q AIDES, in original packages, dem
johns, magnCms ard hotties.
BARTON and GUESTIER CLARETS.
CHAMPAGNES: Moet Chandon's Cabinet Impl Verzenay
Do Htidseick, G. II. Munm's, do do do
LIQU0RS-Brandies Runs, Whisky Gin Arrack, ,Absinthe
Kirsch, &C., &c. in original yackages, also, Curacao
Msroschino, Auisette, Noyeau Bitters, &c.
MALT LIQU0R5-London Brown Stout, Scotch and Eng
lish ALES.
CIGARS "A variety OF Choice Brands.
PICKLES ENGLISH and FRENCH.
SAUCES-Fhr Fish, Currie, Game &c.
CHEESE-STIj TON. CHEDDER, ROYAL VICTORIA
PRINCE ALBERT. PaRMESAN, GRUYERE. sAPsAG0,
DUTCH and AMERI' AN.
SUGARS-LOAF, CRUSHED, PULVERIZED, St. CRoIX,
&C., in bills and half barrels
HAMS -WESTPHALIA and AMERICAN.
DISSOLVE, SPERM, and WHALE
eB- Our Liquors warranted unadulterated, and
fah6
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From J. B. Bennett General Agent Of EtnA Ins Co. for the
Southern and Western States.
CINcKSAu, Jan. 7, 1881.
Having made considerable inquiry the merits OF the
"Paent Elastic Cement Roofing" introduced into this city
bv Ohilds Co., hnd it 70 be highly recommended in this
city by many excellent Judges; that meeting with very
ready anG general introduction that its superiority over
the composition Roofing decided and freely admitted
and finally expect IN adopt IL fer next 70 h Shich will
De next s1mmer-havng intended tin, but will try
the virtue, OF the Patent Elastic Roofing" as substitute
Yours, truly, ). b. BENNETT.
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OFFICE cN, HAM AND DAYTON RAILROAD.
Childs Co.'S Patent Cement Roofing is used here
hest class Of Buildings We covering our Freight
with g. and Master NJ, chsnc reports favor
able 70 it. s. g. L'HOMMGDIEU, Pres.
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OFFICE or TIE oHIo MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD Co.,
CHcNEAT Jan. I, 1851. (
DKAR sIR-In TO your inQciry, in reference to
orr opinion practical OF your koo n the
M OF cars We may say that from observation
tertain very favorable much that intend
testing Il thoroughly roofs Of buildings, sc ser
which will 1h pleasure give you our decided op
90 its utility. Yours, truly, r. LlPPtNCOr1
Supply Agent Ohio MA R. R.
rE- Since the above written the Ohio and Nj sis
sippi Railroad ave contracted covering q cir cars
p6is nd bridges Cincinnati and vincennes with
this Cement considering H the best article they have used
for the purpose.
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H. @. Loan, Pres. Ind. and Gin. Railroad.
u GEsT, Pres. Wilmington and Ia aesvile Railroad.
NJ SEARLEs Pres Merchants Msnufacturers lns. Cos
Jas H. CaKrER Agent for Ena and other hAi ord Cos.
HFNRY MoEroN Pres. Central Insurance Company.
GEo. CARuLK President Lafayette Bank.
GEo. W. OEFIS, Bell MRnufr No. l02 Hast Second st.
BAK.R VON PHUt, No. 81 Fourth st
TEEA BALLET, SIN n ST., between Fourth and Finh.
j. OGDEN, Tai and Draper, Fourth st.
MuEs 6REESwOop, Iron Foundry.
Judge ". Y. GHoLsoS.
JoHN sBLLIro A Co Dry Goods Dealers Fourth st.
MITCHELL A RAMxnsREEG, Furniture Manufacturers an
Dealers, Fourth At
W. a. STvwART, Bu der St5 Plum st.
MERIwErug IN sTlwEIL, Louisville.
Wa. S. MoREYNoLDs Co., cS7ksyile, Tenn.
apr28-t2minsdsW
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We confidently beieve that an give general satSeo
70 al y no wll give usa call. M. sULZBACHER ASt
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Fresh Arrivals
OF Spring and Summer Goods.
NJ. SULZRACHER
Ready Made CIoth;u~

we can OIL al orders for Clothing on the shor,.., not
atPiees that will suit all purchasers A'''
Our stock Of
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-08-27

The late news from Europe is full Of pro-
mise as to the successful laying of the sub
marine telegraph cable. The feet did not
leave Valentia Bay until the evening Of the
7th inst, and on the 10th three hundred
miles of the cable had been paid out. The
Niagara was then in water two miles deep,
with westerly winds, and Keeling off the ca
BILE at the rate of five miles an hour, the
machinery working finely. This favorable
intelligence is confirmed by the report of
the steamship Edinburg, arrived at New
York This vessel left Glasgow the 9th of
August, and reports that on the 18th inst. =,
800 miles west of Ireland, she passed two
steam vessels supposed to be the two Eng
lish steamships carrying the Telegraph Ca
BILE. One appeared to be paying out cable.
This would seem to indicate that the Niaga-
ra had successfully paid out her portion of
the cable, and that the Agamemnon had
commenced in her turn The Captain of
the Edinburg, however, speaks of only two
steam vessels in company. If it was the
telegraph feet, how is the absence of the
other vessels to be accounted for?
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-08-27

TERRIBLE GUNpowDER EXPLOSION. PHI
ladezphia, dug. pa terrible explosion
of gunpowder, occurred at Wilmington, on
Saturday afternoon at o'clock, at Dupont's
powder mills. Alex. J. Dupont, assisted
by seven men, was removing large box,
from the powder house. when coming in
contact with the wall, caused friction, pro
ducing fire. An explosion followed burn
ing all hands in shocking manner. Mr..
Dupont leaped into the mill race neal. by,
and the others made every effort to eztin-
puish the fire from their clothes.
Mr.. Dupont fastened to see if the press
roof had caught fire, and as he approached
terrible explosion occurred SCATTERING the
building to atoms. By the flying fragments
Mr.. Dupont had his right thigh fractured,
and three of his ribs were broken, and one OF
his lungs perforated.
Wilmington, Saturday Evening. MIR
Dupont, Anthony Dougherty and Edward
Harst, firemen, are dead. Lewis Vache is
MORALLY wounded. John McClaferty and
George Fisher were injured but the others
were unhurt.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-08-27

GILPATRIeK THE RIDER OF PR1oREss.
The famous jockey Fitzpatrick has written a
letter denying that Mr.. Ten Brock dis
charged him. He says he discharged him
self, being discouraged, &c. He also says
that the horses were but little exercised pre-
viously to the race, and that they were fat
and so entirely out of condition as to tire
at once He asserts that he made up what
ground he lost, and would have effected Mr..
Ten Broeck's purpose of pushing Prioress
ahead on the home stretch, but that there
was not sufficient strength in her: He also
adds that the British system of giving loose
rein cannot be applied to our horses, who
would thus get out of control Of their rid
ers
Per contra, Mr.. Morris, who is interest
ed with Mr.. Ten Brock, writes, attribut-
ing the loss of the race entirely to the fact,
'sthat Fitzpatrick, who rode the mare, will
fully departed from his orders, and that,
instead of making waiting race of it,
and reserving her wonderful turn of speed
till the finish. he used her up in the lead,
and whenscalled on for the final struggle,
she died out, and could only finish in can
ter. Mr. Morris adds, that the English
Jockeys are all satisfied that the mare could
have won with ease" On this point, Por-
te,'s Spirit speaks as follows: j.
s'Though he undoubtedly rode wild, the
integrity which has never been impeached
through career of over twenty years, is
entitled to be referred to-. and called for.
ward to back and strengthen the overwhelm.
ing probabilities in favor of his honesty OF
this occasion. We are satisfied that Eng
lish jockeyship is superior to our own, anl
sing honesty of the English character, tt
hope that Mr.. Ten Brock will, when hi
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-08-27
PORT TOBACCO g. ALEXANDRIA

M The sloop H,ro, Capt. Thomas Sim
II clair, will run regularly between Port To-
II7N \ bacco and Alexandra. She is strong,
-. well built vessel, carrying about 1900
bushels of grain. and will carry freight at mode
rate rates of charge. Having disposition TO ac-
commodate, the Captain hopes to receive share
of public patronage. au 27-4t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-08-27
STEAMER ST. NICHOLAS.
- a sesT1
~fe&Rhs

II NHE swift and substantial Steamer ST. NIcHo-
Il LAS will commence running regularly from
Baltimore to Port Tobacco (Chapel Point), leav-
ing Baltimore on THURSDAY, September Sd, at
o'clock, P NJ, stopping at all the regular steam
boat landings below, arriving at Chapel Point on
Friday afternoon. Leave Chapel Point on Satur-
day morning, at O'clock stopping at the landings
below, and arrive in Baltimore at an early hour on
Sunday morning. Having good cabin accommo-
daions, large freight capacity, she hopes to OBJ
tain share of the public patronage. Back freight,
which must be prepaid, received on Thursdays up
to o'clock, P. M. ]. H. NORRIS.
Aug. 27. lS57=4t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-08-27
ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION

D. v. NJ.
FREDERICK CITY, MD.
TEyHE EXERCISES of this Institution will re-
Il commence. on the 1st MONDAY of SEP
TENDER.
TERMS OF BOARDERS.
Board and Tuition with the French Language
if desired) per annum Of ten months. 500 90
Stationery, Washing, Mendng, Bed,
Bedding, Doctors Fee, &C., 10 90
Music on the Piano. Harp or Guitar, forms an
additional charge. Lessons in the Latin, Ger
man, Italian and Spanish Languages, Drawing
and Painting, are likewise extra charges.
Entrance fee, S.. au 27-3t*
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-08-27
NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mr.. EDITOR: At the solicitation of many of my
friends. offer myself as candidate for the office
of Constable in the fourth election district and if
elected pledge myself to discharge the duties OF
said Office faithfully.
au27 GEO. w. DOWNING.
place myself before the voters of the first
election district of Charles county as a candidate
for Constable. If elected | will endeavor to dis
charge my duty.
au27 JAMES MICHAEL MARKS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-08-27

WILL THERE BE AN EXHIBITION 1.-THE
question has frequently been asked us of
late VIII our County Agricultural Society
t have an Exhibition this fall ? and we have
had to express our doubts whether it would,
seeing no move towards the consummation
of an object so desirable. The usual time
for holding the Exhibition is fast approach
ing, and yet the officers Of the Society for
the present year have not been chosen, nor
has the list of premiums, which should have
been published months ago, yet been made
out. IF any thing is to be done this fall,
we would urge the few public spirited friends
Of the association, who have heretofore had
most of the burden of managing it's affairs
thrown upon them, to perseverance. It is
by the continued efforts Of such men alone
that we have any reason to hope for the pros
perity of the Society, and we trust they will
not give up or grow lukewarm in a cause
which has for its object the Improvement of
the agriculture of the county. They deserve
much praise for what they have already
done under 50 many discouraging circum-
stances, and if they get no other reward,
let consciousness of having discharged
their duty as good citizens be sufficient en-
enlargement. 1t is not too late to begin
now making preparation for an Exhibition
in November, and Judging from the number
of our citizens present, and the accession OF
new members, last year, surely we may pre-
dict success.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-08-27
NOTICE.

nN MONDAY, SEPTEMBER It'll, meeting of
~ the Trustees of Charlotte Hall School will
be held for the purpose of appointing Steward.
By the completion of the new Hall the Steward
will be enabled to accommodate about fifty board
ers; all Pupils being required to board with him
or some Teacher of the School, until his house is
filled. Gentlemen wishing this position will please
forward their applications to the Register.
an eO-tm VIM. T. BRISCOE.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-08-27

A great outcry is raised in Portugal, in
France, and in Madeira, at the adulteration
of wine by the dealers. It is next to impos-
sible to get pure wine now. One man in
Paris detected in drugging liquor has been
severely punished.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-08-27
THE TIMES.
< PORT TOBACCO, MD.
THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. s7, 1857.

The TELEGRAPH FLEET. We learn from
telegraphic dispatches, in the Baltimore San
of yesterday, from St. Johns, dated 25th
inst, that there were no signs of the tele-
graphic feet, hourly expected, at Trinity
Bay, the point where the cable is to be land
- -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-08-27
GEO w DOWNING
AMERICAN MASS MEETING.

fTHOMAS Fl. HICKS, WILLIAM H. PuR-
Il NELL. D. H. McPHAIL, and WILLIAM
II w. SEABROOK, the American Candidates
for Governor, Comptroller Lottery Commission
er, and Register of the Land Office, will address
the People Of Charles County, at PORT TOBAC-
co, on FRIDAY, the 4th day of SEPTEM Err
next. The Public generally are invited.
August 81, 1857
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-08-27

APpLEs-Sales have been made in Mari
eta, Ohio, of entire orchards at 81 25 to
81 40 per barrel, delivered on the bank
Of the Ohio. This is about fifty cents a
bushel, quite a reduction from last years
prices.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-08-27

Two sloops arrived at Washington on
Monday morning from Blackstone Island,
having on board one thousand punches of
trout, perch, and rock fish.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-08-27

A HORSE RACING CHALLENGE TO Eng
LAND. The Savannah Georgian is author
lied by several responsible gentlemen to
make the following challenge-which is open
to the world, viz To run match race of
four miles and repeat, at such time as may
be agreed upon, post entries for $1OO, 600
a. side, the horses to carry weight for age,
70 he run over the Ten Brock course at
Savannah. The Georgian adds: y
sIn order to induce our English friends
to accept this banter, we are authorized to
say, further, that in the event they should
do so, and lose the race, five per cent. upon
the money staked, or in other words, So
900 will be allowed them to pay the expenses
of their horses"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-08-27

Texas ELECTION. THE Democratic ma
iority for Governor in 70 counties is 5,1O6,
gain of "a votes on the last Governors e.
lection. The Legislature is largely Demo-
cratic. So far the House stands 81 Demo-
Gratis, 9 opposition; and the Senate 81
Democrats, 6 opposition. Reagan, DEM,
is elected to Congress, over Evans Amer;
by about 4, 600 maj. Bryan, DEM, is the
other Con- gresham elect.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-08-27

NV E invite the attention of our customers and
w the public to our fresh supply of GROCE-
RIES; also, of choice WINES and BRANDIES,
Just received by S. Nj. PADGETT & CO.
/ NH -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-08-27

The Surrogate of New York has added
his legal conclusions to the popular belief
that Mrs. Cunningha was not married to
DR.. Burdell. Her claim to the estate of
the murdered man is disallowed.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-08-27

A PLEA FOR CUcUMBERs A champion
Of this much slandered vegetable has ap-
peared in life Illustrated. He says that
not only are cucumbers harmless, but they
act benefcially on the system, and especial
ly invigorate the mental faculties and clear
the brain. We expect there will be a rush
for cucumbers, if all the people with mud
died brains should try this remedy.-Port-
| land AdU
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-08-27

NoM1NAr1oNs.-The American party of
the fifth district of Maryland met in con-
vention at Cumberland, on Thursday, and
nominated the Hon. Henry W. Hoffman for
reelection to Congress.
The Democratic convention Of the same
district assembled at Hagerstown, on Tues
day week, and nominated Colonel Jacob NJ
Kunkel, of Frederick, for Congress
ANNE ARUNDEL County The American
party Of this county have nominated the
following ticket:
For Senate-Dr. Abram Claude. For
the House of Delegates-Richard D. Sell
man, VIM. Fl. Dorsey, Grafton Duvall.--
For States Attorney-Nicholas Brewer, of
John. For Clerk of Circuit Court-Wm.
H. McParlin. For Register Of Wills
Benjamin E.. CAN'T.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-08-27
d I + D.

d. Il D.
On Friday night last, after a short illness, Mr.
R. EDMUND BATEMAN, of this village, in
the 9th year of his age
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-08-27

Reports from reliable gentlemen and flu
gitive Mormons say that Brigham Young
is preparing to resist Gen. Harvey. The
Government of the United States is held up
to supreme contempt by the ''Saints."