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(JlSi,RFSS

Assembled a!on,ia, ls>i, h,li up 10 the pres
~ni time ". have no account ofany al It's 'iriio-
eratlons. II is ptr,unnd tina, r., ision Of th,.
revrnur laws, The Pacific r ilr al Question,
our rr.at.ans with Mrxlcl AMI either tr-ign
S.'nn,i'es. VIII ensro's sl- ,ftltes part Vi the
sesshln.
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PaIl ADJ PIIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA. Dc. = Fhur unchanged;
sales Ia trad" al 800 . q inr srp-i fine, 80
a 3.71 FIR extra, ani 1874 - fpr Extra
FAIRLY and fancy. Rye Flour AMI Corn Mai
v'Ty q"rt. What scarce, but there i, liIf.
dr and sales 1000 ush red at | - a I22,
and white i.3' -. Rvr ca nmlm!4 H9c,
aud new CIrn ~ l,r-r sIl-S +)D hi;a Nv
Jrrs = and P~nn~' lva'il a. GS a zoe O4fs
IN demand } )0) bns1 .I.~ar- S,,d a. t5.r,
and Penns, l'anil at IS He. " ,,~y
frm AT 2ls 2ic f,r P"nn>yIvaail 20is, a..
- 26c ipl Ohio.
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, Dc. 4.--Finnr dmiI WA"at
hnoyant: salrS of rcd at 20; whit. l.3ia 80
Com dull at o. 65c. PrJvSio Is firm. Mss
Pork 1880 prime I+.50. Lard Lrm at I0i
II. WhiSkey dnll.
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j. W.. LINGExFELTEs,

Attorney at Law and Lanl Surveyor,
WI attend a0ab y,omptasss TO all basfseii
entrusted to his cIre.
Will PRACTICE IN BEDFORD AND FrLrns CorSr.es.
Ohte one dor West uf ;h-. UnIon Hotel.
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The 'l-ctl m f'r M-mbrr oil { Ingr-s> on the
31th ult 10 fill thu vacancy occlsipn-d BY the
resignation Of HoH. j. GLaxcY JONES, resulted
in lh- choice ofthr independent candidate, WIN.
NJ. KElM. The causes Of this rrSu; consisted IN
Governor Packers officials in Rrading, throw ing
their rnh I-nce for KEIM AMI against Ih.. regular
Dcmocraiic nominee, and in the ats~ncr from
h. polls Of more than two thouSan Democrat
&c voters. Gov. PAcKER's friends in Brrks, con-
troll ahcut one third ofthe Democratic vote Of
Ina, county, winch when combined with the
Opposition strength Is always sntIici-nt 10 over
CO = ihr regular Democratic vote. They give
reason tor tn ir support of KEEN that Ii+
Voted far PACKER for Governor, just as though
Mn. WANNER, the regular Democratic nominee,
dill not do so liL.w ise We can inform those.
gentlemen aud their gmbrrna,orIal patron, that
an earll.-qnak- is gathering cn"ath them, and
they haI brltrr look out f,r a general topping
down ofthrir official temples ia 1869
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
TEE FOUas SISTERS.
A TALE OF SOCIAL AND DOMESTIC LIFE ;
IN SWEDEN.
by TGEDRIkA GREMER.

Miss BEENER is we'll known il the literary
world as the ''brlgh', pa'ticu-r stars of SNe-
dish literature. lI-r writings are always fresh
and interesting, presenting, uni"r the gar5 Of
romance, IDEAS aud theories ,f the most solid
practicalty; never apiag tn" morbil stll,. of
the spnSa'ionStS, or running into the insi; /
iurgidi:y winch characte rises 50 much of The
light literature Of th- present day. Her last
work, 9Th. Four Si,@rs,' is pronounced by th,
critics, tn. best she has eyer written II is
translated by Mary Ilnwiu, the celebrated En-
slsh AuthorrsS, and The American L Elripu is
dedicated to the late A. J. d ,wnrng, who was
The niimat" friend of Ais, BHEMEG We r.
comm nd tn" book mast hrariiiy AMI hope it
Will find many readers among The Intelligent
wna,rn ot our CouutIy.-Pricr, Sl.2l. Ad-
dress 7. b. PETERSON & Brothers, 800 Chest
nut ST.. Philadelphia.
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An iaPoRTAAr Fsa Fu.ee.--Tns sfsst d.
mand which vx,els fss ais gsasis'aiss. sa,l -slss
h.gh saiaf.ss- which th.i1 eoarmand sr. ias tr-st
pesss'ls glllsant.es III the Prs'sttcif aud sssI-
mss vsiils et those W hom The Iron Cily Collage
rrccomnead Efaat's .HerchaHts' 14agastsse.
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THE BRITISH FEgiGD:CiLS.

LEONARD ScoTr X c.. 81 q i Street, N~w
York, s'IlI continue th'lr republication nf thu
lea ling British Monrhtrs and QnartrrIi,.s.-
fnrv iuiniSh the who'll s-i, - hracing Black
" ood'S Magazine, The London Quarterly, E !.
inbur. Review, North British R-,iew and
Westminster K'sirw, fpr $40 per annum.-
This i rx'rinr linar,l' iow, WHEN w. rrtn"mh-r
thai in Great b. tain thu five periodicals ahnv.
NAMED cost S3l pr aunum! AlE>SRs. ScoT
& Co, pay laig" sum Ia the BRITISH publishers
for advance sheets. fiom which tl,,r reprints arr
mad up. W. a5liiA" the Clio" ing notices oi
this" works from an exrrn led article in the
PhikIfeipim Eo@ainE JotraH:
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW
was established II 1892. 1t is sal1 to ave o.
rlstn4trd am pnL nuin1rr nt cnnviviai Young
spirits who were accustomed to meet f,r tn
purps.. of discussing III" great Sub-CiS nf ,i
rratur,, srirnce, philosophy and politics. lts
>uer.>S was immediate AMI very great Tn, r,
" a. about II + erd an, hplin"ss, an Svni such
a varied lear ming, elegant crIiI ism, quant "a.
tire and acntr II asonIng, that il b. came lh ter.
ror al IaTtiam'uts--ihr Censor uf literature
The Dictator of th" press. ia politics II suptor-
t.,i The principles ofth1 Wings, az I-db by Char
rs jams Fox and IN religion its hi.h-pri. st,
wei. llIrry Btongham snd Sidney Smith, s.ba,
noble tratrum" lis first EDITOR was the e.l
tbrsiediCanon Of 81. Paul's, .allrs wkom ,h.
great rrviswrr, JlIr-y, then a Young Scotch
lawyer, took The chair of honor. When W. men.
iion 'hs distinguished nam.s oi PlayGair, Lesli.
Macintosh, Broogham, Dugald Stuart DIR
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Poor Director.

Poor Director.
! We warn the people of Bedford County against
the rlrctinn of JOAN AMoS, The Locnloco candi-
datr for Poor Director. fle is in every way
iunqnaiitird inr the Office, and If unfortunately
hr should. br ell ctrd, lhr people of tlta County
will r,grtt The choice. II is well known that
he openly expresses the dsiermia0fioa, in cgse
Of his eiecfion, 10 hare CHRISTIAN SrorFFER.
ms son la lar, appointed rs the miller =
MIR. Stouffrr, Srtera al ears aLo, had charge OF
the Poor House Mill, and The peopIr know how
badly affairs were then managed, and if they
wish IN return to tir same STAT. OF affairs,
they vii! elect J1nN AMOS Remember our
prediction, As sure a. hr is ei-ct~ri, Siouil-r
viii br thu Miller. He also intends 10 have
his own son appointed To The Stewardship, and
theft with the tdfh-r as Director, The son a.
steward, and the Son-in-dw as AIi'lrl thu fam
ily cf Mr.. Amos will have lhin,s all II ih"nl-
Srlv's IN that Institution. Lit the voters br-
ware
We copy the above fr ,n Ff. JORDAN s Co. :
o'san "f dat" Od. Slh, fS1s. OS-rvA that
this lying sheet sail, "RENENIdER OUR
! PREDICTION, AS SURE As JOHN AMOS
IS ELECTED, SrCUFFER WILL BE rIlE
MILLER, and further that Amos INTENDED
10 HAVE HIS OWN SON Appointed
TO TIE STEWARD HIP Til" <.ln has
shown these 'IrCaralil's at JORDAN s. ca, 10
have been MALICIOUS FAL>EHOOD>. got
ten up f'r no nil'"r purpose tIar t. in lr- Mr.
Amos prospects of .'l-cii N. j lnN AMOS was
rl~ot"i Poor Director hy ! - mai ,rifv, in spite
e. A !
and his i'-IInw Directors app oint-d WM. L&ARY,
S.-ward, an Jnuv NELSov, Mil-r Nrdh-r
NJ St11T-r, ~. NJ \ a),' So, was an ap-
plicanl b, lore thu Directors. LIT the public
brand thu AMOS LIE here the GECKLEY
FALSEIICOD is alr.a!y fixed.
POOR LOCSE APPOINTMENTS.
Thr t,l,wlng appointments were mad. by
ih- Dir. Ctors OF The Poor, at their meriias on
ru-s,iav last
Me1crf, WM. LEAEY. (re-apPnntrd. }
Treasurer, GEn BLNMlRE,
Physician, DIX. F. e .RGAmen,
Clerk, r. r. G- Tvs. Jr, *
.NiHer, IonN Nelson.
Tie present Steward, Mr. L.ary, has given
great satisfaction in The G.charI- of his duties
and the Directors did Will in rrlai0in. him
rhe Treasurer, Ill>itian and Clrrk have also
ben very properly rr-aPpoinrd. As 10 ~ Mil
Ter, lhr CHOICE ii the Directors has fallen upon a
gentleman o excellent character, who und-l-
stanlS his bu>inrss perfectly aud who vi !, With
GU; doubt, prove a valuable atacte q the Poor
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. / { > /:

On the 29th ult., Mrs. Calharin" Hlrding-r. of
Cumberland Valry tP., a5rd 20 YEARS and 10
davs
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ATTENTION, BEDFORD RIFLEWEN!

You alr L.I.t 'Id,''d 10 aPp-lr in Winter
Umtrrtn tNIth Pompoonl III Bedford, at the
Count ii 'usr, Saturday the Sth day OF
January, next, al 10 O'clock, A. NJ, with 10
rounds otblanS Caririigr. 1t is expected that
inil turn out be- mad.', as business OF impar ance
demands every member present who Hi,a-S any
benefit arising from thu Late Military Law,
passed April 1888. Bv order of the Capt
WM. DIBERr o. S.
Bedford, D-camrrr 10. 1888
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1858-03-25
Marcl, IS, 1858.

Terms Cash, or Negotiable Paper.
WYE offer for sale on the above terms, at low
w prices, the following articles, mostly of our
own manufacture, and which we will warrant to be
of the best quality.
| DOORS,
sAsHEs, s. SHE'S, (Glazsd or not Glazed,)
WINDOW and DOOR FRAMES,
| Newell POSTS,
BALUSTERS.
MOULDINGS,
BRACKETS,
HOT BED SASHES,
WOODEN MANTLES,
SLATE MANTLES,
SLATE HEARTHS,
BUILDERS HARDWARE,
WINDOW GLASS,
Hand-Rails, Trusses, Centre Flowers for Cell
ngs, Carved Mouldngs and Brackets Panel Orna-
men,s, Sash Weights and Cord, Dressed Flooring
Bricks, Lime, Hair, Plaster. Cement, sc. And
great variety of architectural materials and
ments
Ordered work furnished promptly, and in the
best manner.
We are also agents for the best Sash, Door and
Blind Machinery, made in the country, and are
prepared TO furnish at manufacturers prices all the
machinery necessary for manufacturing Doors,
sashes. Blinds Mouldngs, &C., such as
SURFACING MACHINES,
POWER and FOOT MORTISING Machines,
MOULDING MACHINES,
TENONING MACHINES,
|: PLANNING MACHINES,
BLIND MORTISING MACHINES, &c.
All OF which are warranted to give perfect salts
factIon Circulars descriptive of our business, lists
OF prices, estimates for work, &C., furnished when
required All letters promptly attended to.
GEORGE o. STEVENS 4 CO., II
Al w: Pratt ST., near Spears Wharf
NH Il-tJi BALT1NoRE, MD.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1858-03-25
1T Is NOT A DYE.

We suboin few names of those who recon-
mend MRS. S. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR
RESTORER and ZYLDBALSAMUM. Prest.
Eaton, of Union University THE falling of hair
ceased and my grey locks changed to original CO.
lor' Rev. G. A. Buckbee, Treas. Am. Bible Union,
N. Y: Il cheerfully add my testimony" Rev.
H. V. Dogen, Ed. 'Guide to Holiness Boston:
1--WE can testify to its effects" Rev. E. r. Fair
child, Cor Sec. Chm Union. N. Y used in my
family with beneficial effects Rev. A. Webster,
"Ch'n Era" Boston: '.Since using your prepara-
ton, am neither bald grey as heretofore" Rev.
JAS H. Cornell, Cor. Sec. etc, n. Y: ut has re-
stored the hair of one Of my family to its original
color, and stopped its falling OUT etc., etc. We
can quote from numerous others Of like standing
in Europe and America, but for further informa-
ton, send for circular to
MRS. S. A. ALIENS
WoRLDs Ham RfsronEn DEpcr,
No. 355 Broone-st, ~. Y
NH 4 y5SOLD EVERYU'HERE.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1858-03-25
A FARM FOR SALE.

T1HE subscriber will sell at Private Sale
Il small but very desirable Farm, lying in Nam
jemoy, Charles county. This Farm is situated
about two miles below the Trappe and about one
mile from the Potomac river. 1t possesses
combination of advantages rarely to be found in
our section of country. A spring of the purest
water is within fifty yards Of the door; school
house within quarter of mile of the house
post Office, where the mail comes regularly twice
a week, about two miles off good grist mill
and blacksmith shop within half mile. and il is
about ten minutes ride to one ofthe regular steam
boat landings on the Potomac. 1t contains
$50 ACRES,
more or less. with supera bundance Of WOOD
and TIMBER. 1t adjons the lands of MIR. u.
Nalley, Mr.. E. Adams and Rev. Mr.. Prout The
improvements consist of good
n 11sN DWELLING HOUSE with KITCHEN
EM! E4and PANTRY attached, MEAT
MA.A1@ sHgHA l.E House, QUARTERS, BARN, two
GRANARIEs, CORN HOUSE, STA
BLEs and CARRIAGE HOUSE, all of which, with the
exception of the Dwelling House, are new. bav-
ing been erected by the undersigned within the
last three or four years. The Land is in good
state of improvement and adapted to the growth
of Corn. Wheat. Tobacco and Grass On the
score Of health, will merely say that for the
twelve years have had this place in possession,
with family of about twenty on it, have never
had an occasion to send for physician on ac-
count of any local disease.
Terms will be made accommodating. Persons
wishing to purchase can address or call on the
undersigned.
THOMAS A. MILLAR,
NH 1S-tf. Nanjemoy Post Office.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1858-03-25
BALTIMORE, August 9Th, 1857.

have analysed for BRIscoE, H1LLEs s Co., OF
Havre de Grace. Md, four samples Of "Susque-
hanna Lmestone,'' from Wrightsville, Pa, taken
from four different Quarries. They were fonnd
to be free Of sand and other impurities. and to
contain, besides Carbonate Of Lime, respectively
from to Is per cent Of Carbonate Of MAGNEsIA.
The former will be Of general advantage to the
lower counties Of Maryland, both on the Eastern
and Western Shores, and especially adapted
to the application on "White Oak Soils" The
latter should be applied to soils which are def
cient in both Lime and Magnesia They are, in
general, the 'Volcanic Soils of the Upper. and
the light soils in the Tide Water Counties OF
Maryland. JAMES HIGGINs,
Stale agricultural Chemist Of Maryland.
NH 25-tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1858-03-25
BED BUG EXTERMINATOR.
Put up in CSC, 50c., 75c., and 81 Bottles.
ELECTRIC POWDER.

ELECTRIC POWDER.
Put up in 25c and SOC. Boxes To Destroy Moths,
Bed Bugs, Mosquitoes Ants, Fleas, Plant Insects
Vermln on Fowls and Animals.
sHgTerms Cash.
z-gNo goods sent on commission.
7-5Liberal wholesale Terms made to Druggists
and Dealers everywhere
"Costar's' Private Circular to Druggists and
Dealers sent by mail. on application.
Sold, Wholesale and retail, at "COSTAR'S'
PRINCIPAL DEPoT, No 3SS BROADWAY NEW
YORK, and by Druggists and Dealers euery,vhere.
Important Information for the People.
My preparations certain Destruction to every
species of Vermn, and, wherever known, arc hail
ed as the most remarkable discoveries of the age.
As consequence, the demand is becoming i'm
mense. To meet this demand fairly, and to meet
also, in liberal spirit those generous persons who
may want to test their merits for themselves and
their neighbors-in new places-in short, TO place
them within The reach of every body, everywhere,
have arranged scale of prices and premiums
that can't fail to meet the views of all:
1. On Receipt OF One Dollar, +.
will forward by mail (post pad) a sufficient
quantity of the Rat, Roach, &c., Ertern,inator
to destroy all of this class IF vermin that may
infest your premises.
III. On Receipt of Two Dollars.
In will forward by mail postage pad) a suffi-
Cioht 1thHtuy vi poll Rdt, hO0CH, &C Later
mi1,ator and the Electric Po,cder, together with
the premium of one years subscription to the
''United States Journal" the largest and best
conducted monthly newspaper published in
the United States.
III. On Receipt of Five Dollars,
will toward by express (prepaying the ex-
press charges) IS worth of Rat, Roach, &c. Er-
term;nator, the Eiertic Po,cder, and the Bed
Bug Ertermnator, (tEis latter being liquid
cannot be sent in The mail } and the additional
premium of one years subscription to the
''United States JournaL''
~. On receipt of Ten Dollars,
The same terms will be made as made to Drug
gists and Dea lers.
W-See Costar's Private Circular to Druggists
and Dealers,
GJ-Address all letters to
COSTAR'S PRINCIPAL DEPOT.
3ss Broadway, New York.
y aGTo save mistakes and trouble: -
l. Write in a plain hand the name Of Post Office,
County and State.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1858-03-25
In the Circuit Court for Charles County,
sitting as a: Court Of Equity.

In the Circuit Court for Charles County,
sitting as a Court Of Equity.
DEcEMrEn TERM, 1857.
JAMES c. JENKINS vs. ANN. JENKINS
~.-3: and others.
THE object of this Bill is to procure decree
Il orthe. sale of tract ofland lying.in Chartts
County, called ellis Land.n containing forty
acres, mels, or less, of which a certain Ed ard
jenkins died possessed sometime in the year 1855.
leaving a widow, Ann Jenkins, a,rf yudr Orators,
James G.. jenkins, Thomas l.. Jenkins, Harriet
Jenkins, Catharine Jenkins, Caroline Jenkins,
Benjamin jenkins and Emeline Jenkins, his chill.
dren and heirs at law that the said Thomas I.
Jenkins, Catharine jenkins, Harriet A. Jenkins
and EmeIine Jenkins are non residents, as wiAa ai-
near by the Sheriffs affidavit, filed in the prooeet-
ings 1t is therefore, adjujged and ered, that
the complainant, by causing copy OF this order
to be inserted in some newspaper published i't
Charles County. once in each of three surccssive
weeks before the first Monday, of May next, give
notice to the said absent defendants of the object
and substance of this Bill, and warn them to al
pear in this Court by said day in person or by So
licitor, to answer the Bill and shos cause, if any
they have, why adecree ought not to pass pray:
ed, and in they do not appear the Bill BE-
taken pro confesso. :.
JOSEPH H. COOKSEY, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
.s JOSEPH H. CooKsEr. Clerk Of G. e..
NH lS-3w. fer Charles County.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1858-03-25
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

VX7E. the undersigned, having been duly ap-
w pointed, under Commission issuing from
the Circuit Court of Charles County. sitting as a
Court of Equity, to lay off and divide the real
estate of tine late Gen. William Matthews. do
hereby notify the parties interested, that we shall
on MONDAY, the 10th day Of MAY next, meet
at the late residence Of the said deceased, for
the purpose of executing said commission. and
shall assemble from day to day, for the compile
ton of our duties under the same.
THOMAS CARRICO,
THOMAS 0. BEAN.
GEORGE w. CARRICO,
PETER WOOD.
WILLIAM S. KEECH.
March 4, 1S58-4t.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1858-03-25
800 REWARD.

@ Runaway from the subscriber, living
~ near Piscataway, Prince Georges county,
a. Maryland, negro man JOE. He is about
~ twenty-one years of age, five feet. ten or
eleven inches in height, very straight in form,
walks very rapidly, of dark copper color, smooth
looking face. He had on when he left common
cloth pantaloons and sack coat of the same ma
terial. He also took with him black hair cloth
overcoat, and other clothing, not known.
expect he may be lurking in the neighborhood
Of Horse Head or Nottingham, as he has various
acquaintance thereabouts-slaves we'll as free.
He may have gone to Calvert Couny-as he ex-
pressed such an intention before leaving home.
will give the above reward for his apprehen-
sion-no matter where taken-provided he is
brought home to me, or secured in JAIL so that
get him again.
HENRY N. YOUNG,
Living near Piscataway,
Prince Georges County.
March Is, ls5S.-tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1858-03-25

ney, the subscribers name will be entered upon
our subscription book, opposite number. and tho
gift corresponding with that number will be for
warded within three days, to the subscriber, by
mail or express post paid Every yearly subscri-
Der will receive one of the above gifts. No sub
.crption for less period than one year will be en-
titled to gilt.
I%Alf communications should be aderes to
CALDWELL, -soUTHwoRrH e. WHITNEY,
Proprietors of the N. Y. MERcuRy,
-.. -, 2s Spruce street, n. r.:
~ Specimen copies sent free. z-.......
ft 25-6t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1858-03-25
SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue of writ Of feri facias issued ont Of
ID the Circuit Court for Charles County, and to
me directed, at the suit of William Switzerland.
use Of Peter Wheeler, against the goods and
chattles, lands and tenements Of Walter ID. South
erland, have seized and taken in execution a!i
the right, title, claim and interest, at law and ia
equity, Of the said Walter ID. Southerand, in and
to the following property, to wit, tract, part
or parcel Of land, called "Fairlax Land. - lying
and being in the first election district of Charles
county. containing ninety-sx acres, more or less.
adjoining the lands Of DR.. C. G. Brown; and
hereby give notice that l will offer at public saie
to the highest bidder, for cash. at the Court House.
door in Port Tobacco, on TUESDAY the 4th day OF
May next, the said property SO seized and 'tak,n
in execution.
GEORGE W. SMITH, Sheriff.
March l9, lS59-7t (s3.75)
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1858-03-25
JAMES c. NEvETT,

SUCCESSOR TO NEvETT & SNOWDEN,
Agent for De Burg's Super. Phosphate,
IIAS now on hand full supply Of that valua-
Ii able Manure, which IS offered to Farmers at
Baltimore prices-warranted genuine. Circulars
containing certificates Of its value, will be for
warded to any one wishing it..
He has also on hand No. l COLUMBIAN
GUANO and A A MEXICAN GUANO, Balti-
more inspection. ~:
Orders for any description Of Fertilizer prompt
ly filled at lowest prices. r 49,.
JAMES c. NEVETT, ~
Opposite Big Mill, Alexandria, Va.
NH Aft