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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-27

NEW YORK STEAM
SECURING ESTABLISHMENT
OFFICE li2 LEXINGTON STREET, BALT
We would beg to call call the of the public to
the fact that we are prepared 20 do in the superior
manner, every description of
SILK AND WOODEN CLEANING.
We have French patent right for covering up spots
but by certain Improvements in machinery our own
coupled with the chemical knowledge necessary to effect
the same, ready to Thoroughly cleanse every de
scripon of ladies' genemens and childrens wearing
apparel whether ade of VELVET SILK or WOODEN GooDs
and do not require the ripping Of the same excepting in
cases where it would be of decided benefit to do Par
hcular attention paid to CAMELs HAIR WHITE GRAPE
and other SHAwLs LACE CURTAINS SILK DRESSES EN-
BRoIDERIEs, MERINOEs, KID GLOVES, &c.
SPOTS OF GREASE, OIL, PAINT, ICE CREAM,
or OF any other nature taken out, if possible without
cleansing the whole garment Gentlemen's garments will
be prepared by regular tailor thus insuring proper
] finish
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-27

Steam Marble Works
SELLING OFF!
~ SELLING OFF
A large stock of
CABINET FURNITURE,
At greatly reduced prices at
M. P. SPEN GERS
WhOleSe and ReidiI
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS
Nos. 50 and "a SOUTH CALVERT STREET
TIC reduce stock the undersigned offers great induce
ments to purchasers of
FASHIONABLE OR Low PRICED
FURNITURE.
CHAIRS AND MATTRESSES
City and country dealers will find it greatly to their adj
vantage 70 examine stock and prices
Call soon and get bargains at
81 and "a S. CALVERT ST.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-27

In exercising that discretion am warranted in regard
ing the no,icai excitement under which You evidently
acted and which induces to impose upon You ghter
nunishnant than should under other circumstances;
for men will acts of violence when state Of ex-
element ard lawcssncSs prevails, which they would
never dream of any oIher time, and Which, done in
npacrul state of society. would evidence that deep
lightly Of heart that demands the severest punishment
known to the law
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-27

y EAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
Extensive lists of Real Estate, desirable temporary
or permanent investments, always be consulted at
our office. &c. WATERS 4 son.
oc25n Brokers, No. Law Buildings.
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8rarfen nnD SetDen0eu
DIR. Swayne's
3ui ammen5eiester Sprup ecn Witbtildeu
~sSMBcrprS. ntlitbe Rur.

Pptnf HpGS, Crttbrl3 Sc. Mb.
Or. g aunt Nertber SER IS als eie Qaidt ar.
gen bnS Yublitum betra0teap. suelcih aber, um @HW oere5bf
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falrnns, aus wslder It'd eiMt5ef4pur bilOete pas lid aud BEN
QnnseH mittbelse. ole tnnfrit4 nb duberlt@ pti Sbietm
uno Otter a%uswarfen. Mten Qtbenn ipnnte eurh bic Qunoen
paliren Gnt dub purG tie Otfnung in nteiner 8raf' an.
deta enD nit GROCER EetA itSteit babel bate id / oo unb
Ra9t etnen beftsfn 3 ilten, perlpr pn 4prettt uno nj rpe
le2r pinfalt8. 10 eas 1neine Aerjte aue oSTnuna aufaaben
aac meme ~ATautbet 6nBer Dem Sereid, ron Deot.in biSitsr
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ttnent W:rtp7e ab8emagert mar, NIB fur nti1 ale 5Ofnuia
Deri6w4ueen ftien. ia t1 aber in BEN feitunoen nHn hS
Dtelea wunefrDpusn 8aren seleien bate, bic Ctr !. 3 II i.
a m IN engetester Sprup Spn D Fir.
Den" befvcrbrdGte f. i@tdte t6 sleib fir funf Bptteln
nab Baltimore, nnp 1g NIT Dem Iebrau6 ~eerGelben an. 3u
neinem 9rpsen &rhaunen un6 jur 6reube meiuer 5an1iIie.
fn5 bic OeHnun8 IN Der Qun8e an su 6etien. metn 0u(fen
ua7m 40 an0 als 'V dfPa o''fe'a 8e6raa9t cate, mar tA VOL
usser flaf Sabre fao %gsrEOEtn gns np& bin i'd elm sefnn.
Der Htann ta auT eteien Tag, ben 2. Junt 1884,. SID bin tn
BEN leBren 10 0tpudtsa nttt einen Tag truut gewtlen rnS BE-.
femme, edB Id SaS srpssn Dant idulpi3 bin. AGtungepOL
Der uuterfdrtsbene TT NIT Gccmas Dtron eenGu 6siannt
IMP taan ssssuas en- Sns sr ME OSsn a%nsess5en, bsbattet mar.
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" 1T Elm w~urbissS Mitslieb Der Geleal8aft.
qoscr bs 8 = ams sr,i D.; p. r. s~H0rOT.
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na6pem er Elm 3eusEts mic oas pbtss selelen bat.
81 gtSt nur etae sansridBise 3ubereituns Won WiIbfirf&en,
uao RE etnsi8t bic p0n einen p~rbeatliGen &rSte susereitet
@uree, 1T Dt; = waSne'S n3aiammeaseieyter .5yrup Won
JDt,bctrf&en."
Rrantositsu, nst6en er u~nssmeFsn II. unp fir meIte bic
eritauuItGftn 6ol9en aus eengn @ebrauGe lid sstaten, mGm-
lb - pufea, @rtaituHsen, Nusssbrung, 8rpndins, Gna.
5~ruaisrett, blausr oafen, 8~lutipsieu. 5eilerteit, l4ma6e
5ttmlne, Ssttsnfe@.n pbsr erufiAmer5en. eefdpdGte Cen.
iii ustcn (ne8en 1%tt5brauN pOn @nIOmet uaS anteren urfa
6t'n,) 6%er;fiepisn peer Ser5traatteit, tiselnee Wetsuna Ober
Gntilabun8 Ger Heble. &c. Seine n~abrtaften GieenlSa item
berei&ern unb rein9en bs Clut, usb unterbaltea bic JRraft
no Der appet,t feblt. IGsinissr g,rfsrtiser
~r 'ruG9Ee unb 9 pbn
I Wottb epeatb Street, Iter hem Rdrft
Htitdoetpbia.
VerfduIt bet:
s. 9. 9pof, SO. 76 SalttnUrearase;
D. III. & Cd Ii II 6, 9iG. % VtGnbnap
in Ger 1fltce bis Baltimore Weder."
@eandntige bfntf6e ~ebrou@s- gDrfdrift;n fnb UNI aH
nnnes NSehisinen.
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Sirner's nerbeNerfe NeGfmnfhi1te.

Sis,s Mofbins muros mad einsm urporttsiifSsn gssrT,S.
auf perpariier Nnsiteluns nit benz tD6fenpr&mturn telptut.
IS III unnptbt9, ron ben @erbienhen su fpreden, bd beren
@prsUalt6feit Ssr alien dneereH fdeurd) tinlGna(td, be.euot
mir6, ba6 stnc srbBere @n5dtl pcn benielben in (Setrant iii,
els beinabe ron aGen dnberen snfannten aenpinnen. gBir er.
Hlauben unS, & abrtfanten, 9f1dnSer unb 3 m tlten
auf bic 8tatIahe dufnertiant 3u MAIDEN bas bic fir,tiGnn9e.
redten @erbeTerunAen bic Waibire in.pteten 9esiebunSen
~ereinfedt ba6en. Gie ltefert lest bpppelt 70 Diel Irbeit ais
riter unb 1T bic etnji9e Wtaf@ine, bic feine Sns grpbe ,tabrt.
tate, entreber in 2einWanb pber 2eber, ndEen tann, ais tpenu
fen llnterihieb i'm Material wGre. Mae Inb nit Der arGsten
Sprefalt unb bGMerhaft 9ebdut.
QBir inO in ben Stanb seieBt, unfere &df6tnen unter lt6e.
ralen 8estn9un9en segen dlte BON tr9eno elmer Nrt umsutau"
fden. periSnen, Die uatersecrSnetere Malainen inter Dem
9srpanbe Der 9tuigfett 9efauft botcn merben einen fpl@en
1auid iebr Serttettboft fnben.
N~Eetunft pirb nit benz 9rDsten@ersnieen In unferer 0fFe
9r. 1O5 8altintnrel tra6e, Baltimore,
srtte!It 6. 81. Gtne ser u. GS.
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> 4 @u0en SdSnirs'sI
beritmtes
$btpeDifc1es Sitters
aus NhihnzRinrea

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nsrp6fe S&pd6e, @tanstI an gereauuns, SIGbunsen, NfbmA
unb 0uneenIeiben, relGe BON Pebcr- pbtr Wfagentr% antbeten
b~errlbstn, unb aGe 8ranfbsttsn, reI6s SurG tiIez fGraCet
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0aS f9mettfde Siteis mtrb iehe gracpfuns tee Neaeens
| telettiaen, inbem es b~sn'elttn FART, ibn In dbatstsit erbdIti
unb due Sdute aus %tsnteIher entftrnt. Is fGttt bic Nerren
nnb Qebensaetfsr, fh6rft bic Etnns. teninmt tds 8tttern BET
@iieber, fbas Sebbrsunen unb BITE g6m'rsen tes @Gnupfeus
befrretrt bic gertaHut8, lit gut BET MeresrniGeu Enba BI1bpml
aen, tHttst sts gEdrmir, BELT ons gDinb- upb 81 az sn&tplt-
IN eintseu aueenbltdep, ma6t lutte, srIet&tert btcgDaNeriaG-
tieen, retniec baS Blut, befDrtert bic Circulation beNeIBen,
larrt unnerfItd unb Obne S6msr3en, mem man bic bppYels
gprtrn hapra rinmt.
; 6tebCr, @ubt unb s pltra. @s fpIGes hat es Nb bsmGtrt nnb
smteIen bet ben frantpif3sn unh ensHf&sn IruEpsn Nm tet
8rtm neil turG ben @etraud tefelb n, Der af SefsbI Der
Stats6rSte In tsiben 9ruppentteilen e~ireefatrt murbe, ben
StertltGen ter Sclbdlen, BITE bieien t6Sdrti9sn SrnnfNeitep
SIS iG@sfiIde @itters 1t unarcittis slnss Der bsftnar,x,.
mitel, bos nrG ie pr cas- publituni fam, unS TRACE I'd bas
8euuEtiein In mo bas Elm Stber relder rletn ausee;etGnT
ties Sitters eiuntaT sebrau6t bot, fG cine gfttt uni @CrSnt.
9en tardus maiden wirh, baFeite sum aHpfle tetner lctbeufeR
Sent srS es aGs bic @! Seilf q 'beFst, bic ibm Ubss suseiSrtsbss
InS. 6terflr lam Id Rurberts ron Ssweifen lsferr.
lin 8etriIaereter Dbers&a6dtmunesn rrr5ubtH9en, babe Id
in isSe Niaf&e netnen. Namen stublaisu la0en, unb trdat il
sss gosier in bs tie'8iaf&e s~tnetwtdsIt it, meme %etsenSSr,
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sen, babe t6 gu bemerten, be 't6 aufer psmsObsn bsf&ricbtutA
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IL .n ss a'g gie aSs ss s' sfsfse 50 e fssts s Ssss 3 sHSf$ $es 9ta ss :
gu Sertaufen bet benz ~aletuteen @srfertteer.
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ID'eIuIHr& EN- Nspttefer unb 6 tsntil
n;ftiner!Mp ptbefes RprbsHsgde Der Sterten unb IDtarfuras
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pg~ Sn Baltimore gu babsn i'm @.nE. unb
&let in Bertauf in Der Office beS r@eder" 10.
pie and bel Mccre g. 9iefienbod, Gfe rrn
Sile pnp ,0aapperitr. ". Geelha6. 712 %.
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0ldn5cnoer WrfoI9 ulo trafd)c5 @nippr=
blltDen Der tteacit pcutiebcn 0ciunatb anO
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6lierer 3tefIta6sr Der frabereu 5ftrrtn
&nabe, @dble s. So.
Sd babe HSeten bic 5a6rit unb ben gsrtauf untsr,ber;e;.r,
VIM. KNABE & Co,
nuf benz altsa glabe
Np8. I, 3, 5 uno Z, NDrb Guton @trosas =.
eeaenaber BEN @rtaws6Uufe, Baltimore, D3b. rotshs~
Donfenb fir bic uusBsbreitete @6nnerfdeft, nsiHs ha vn fa.
beren 5irnd waerenb Der leeten IS Sabre AZ TbsiI nrrt vi
bas er fett benz Srbe bS etnen Tbetlta6srs, SIR. SsnrrGSSEfis
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anberem prdpartrten Materiat tdufi6 an i'd aebraA T KY u a.
rtrb besbaib bas SefAaft in benz alien Stple in sent friiEs.
rem Gei6dttalptal tortbetretben unb es fb ,ur Nnfroks ~
ben, 7as StanV thinner ntepr tn fetner 0pQenSu ID az yerssf.
fern- a "1
aaser tstnen 9ltsn gBaarentsufern unb Der gabrff fin Gu.
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0t sa ssttii rs Sa Britt p eSsTV gi Ian Ssl aa6 @ tfS { g,s ss d@ 9
fertis' fur psl3e sr bet Der a%usneauns i'm @arsian6s SnSR,.
tut, No ee bentn SnarHnsatsnma@er aus Bolton, Reus gsrl
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Tue Auftra8e, NIT peIpen er befhrt rtrb, duf,S DrprnntsSs
aussufIbren. "
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Dauerbaftt8fett tte Retnbett bss Gpues Esmebrsn unb Ys :
Sem alma p%ibsrfebcn. "l
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unb Srn teter 6plj. uuN gduort ,prrbeUU a oIsst...
Die srpBte SprefaIt pirb auf bic Nrbeit unS oSF NJ s,s.
rabl Der Nlaterialten ~retipenbet unb er fam baher FIR ipssa
aus c nem Gtapltnenent perppt9ebenbe SSnfsunttnt Sic S1r,
ante ubsrnsbmen, bag IS ale @taenf4aften zines auten 0ie.
nos befte. 7"N" Wv
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BON benz Gag bs Wtrtanfes an 4aranttrt. "
Beipnoere AnfHterttamtett ptrb enf bic NuspabI BON SIN.
frumenten, pclHt tn elmer erfseu @ntfernune perier6ef per.
ben, oerwenbst 1ne en UOrre6t bes llmtauftes tnnerbalt
MOnuteE sOn gertauFetase an, Miro a~eaatteI. fcnts Elm Sn.
hrument ntdt %SpIhGnOis be~frieoteen -" VA
o. @rrbtineler pereen ~mpbltbun. Bet ras srr,,r.~sHsn
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&c @tanps werben M eefe d %rsA.
mtetbe u n Aeftn t.. "
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BgT aud Wtr8. 6 a mr. teft bat i'm 6rcpt<
ltr. 8 9eater Elm neueS @eldaft bieier Artbe>
5onien, unD reripridt ibreu 0eiAaft0ireuncen
ree(le SeoieaunB
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g5e gu9en Sd%ontn9's uu53e5eids
nsten S@webtfb glitter, ;uberetet aus @ntnartno E
elm nntrIgltdes Miltel, ssaea G~eterbel8perbeu, @sgbfu&t
Naspepfe, Inperbla!tAteit, %srgsni4wGAe, Nfb ma, Nerp Ne
~frantbeten uno nuen aus etneat In luDr6nuus' 9%erdtbenen
M1sen euttehsnoen tranfbsiten, lit su-50. Gents bic 5laf@e u
pe, taufen In Der Sffee peS 2Defer5.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-05-06

A SOUTHERN ARMoRY.-It is stated that
some gentlemen ofBaltimore contemplated form
ing company to build an armory for the con-
struction ofthe latest and most approved Amer
lean rifles and revolvers. It will be located at
some point within easy reach of Washington,
and accessible to the great lines of foreign and
domestic trade. Colonel Colt whose patent has
now expired, it is said has made clear million
or two out of his revolver and there are others
loss known to fame which may possibly have
merits of their own capable Of combination and
improvement to a higher grade of perfection
than has yet been attained. The same may be
said of Sharpe's, Burnside's, Morse's, and Mont
Storms breech loaning rifles, and so on through
the whole arsenal of late invention in small-arns
of every grade.
A party of practical military men will decide
on the arms to be selected as the best in them
selves and the most paying to manufactures, as
it is the object of the projectors to compete with
the best armories Of the East for the supply of
the enormous and steadily increasing foreign de-
mand for American rifles and revolvers.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-05-06

CLOSING CREvAssE.-The New Orleans
Picayune of the 18th ult says The crevasse
above this city is now one of the most fashion
able of resorts. Hundreds of visiters are daily
going and returning, and the neighborhood is
thronged with the curious, gazing upon the wild
rush of waters, the workmen struggling against
their sweeping tide, and the expanded lake
where lately were cultivated fields. There is no
abatement in the current which sets back from
the river, but the contractors at work attempt
ing to close the crevasse have made good pro-
gress. A steam piling machine was got in or
der yesterday, in the morning, and the work of
driving piles commenced. Before night, rows
had been driven almost entirely across the chasm.
A large number Of hands were EMPLOYED pre-
pairing sand bags and bringing them to the spot
where they are to be used. The mode by which
the crevasse is proposed to be stopped, is to
drive three rows of piles, so that when the third
is completed, a sufficient space will not remain
between the piles to permit sand bag to be
swept away, vast quantities of which are thrown
in front of the piles. The water begins to ap-
pear from the swamp in the rear of the town of
Gretna and if the crevasse be not soon closed,
all the villages on the other side of the river
will seriously suffer.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-05-06

AN AWFUL WARNING.-It is stated that be-
tween the first of January and the middle of
February, nineteen women were burnt to death
in Great Britain, whose clothes took fire in con-
sequence of expansion by hoops.
This is an awful warning, and ought to con-
vince any reasonable woman of the danger of
wearing these unseemly articles of DRESS But
Notwithstanding these many warnings of the
danger of wearing them they go on expanding
and to expand until they have acquired cir
cumference alarming to the pnrse of those who
foot the bill for the material, and to the poor
women who have to make the dresses for the
stipulated price at which the old style were
made
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-05-06

The National hseNigencer eff the day
shall ever come when it may be said that the
North has its party and the South has its party,
while the Union has none, the country will have
reached that stage Of political dissolution and de-
cay which were painted by the Roman historian
in the days of those civil discussions which pre-
luded the fall of the Eternal City, swhen Caesar
had bis party and Pompay had his party, but
the Republic had none." We are not without
hope, notwithstanding all that has passed, and
some things yet remaining, that the patriotism
and good sense Of the country, will break up the
continuance Of merely sectional parties.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-05-06
Giddiness. Headache. SC.

These pains and dIsagreeable feelings are gen.
orally symptoms of some other complaint; such as
dyspepsia. apoplexy, and various others, all of
which are caused by corrupt noxious matter, clog
ging the various circulatons; hence, stream or
rush of blood to the head, and by the excitement
great pressure on the brain. Giddpess, head
ache, loss of memory, dimness ofssghf land vari-
Gus other complaints are the result. Thus it will
be that all the above painful and distressing
maladies owe their origin to the blood DR..
Morse's Indian Root Pills are acknowledged to be
the only medicine that will thoroughly purify
the blood They enter the blood. and follow
the stream Of life its journey through the sys-
tenn. They root out all foulness and impnrity,
and drive out every unhealthy obstruction. They
should be taken every night in sufficient quant-
ties to operate brskly, by commencing with two
pills on going to bed, three the next night, four
the next; if the symptoms are not removed. com
mence again with two pills and go up again as
before. Continue in like manner until the blood
is thoroughly purified, and alIPain and distess is
entirely removed.
Obtain one of our FREE ALMANAcs, and read
the history of DR.. Morse S father, and how this
medicine was introduced. "f .s''.tE
BEWARE of counterfeit of these Pils-YEL-
Low WRAPPERS. All genuine are in Blue wraps
pers, with the signature of A. j. White & Co. on
each box. Price Is cents.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-05-06
WILLIAM B. RICHARDS, JR.,

French BOnnets, Flats, Gypsies, Flowers,
AND MILLINERY GOODS GENERALLY
Also, american Made Ribbons, Dress 5,e
Trimmings, .5:51e.g7
LACES AND EDGING; 5. nv
FRENCH WORK, FANCY WORKING Materials,
Combs, Brushes, Perfumeries,
Sewing Materials,
Hosiery, Mits, Fans Work Boxes,
Writing De sks,
AND FANCY GOODS GENERALLY,
No. ITO King street, Alexandra, va.
I@BoNNETs made to order. Orders filled
punctually and satisfaction invariably guaranteed.
NH 4-1y. 30 sl -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-05-06
VILLAGE ORDINANCES.

At a meeting of the Board of Commissioners
for the Town Of Port Tobacco, held on the 2eth
of April, 1858, the following ordinances were
passed:
Resolved, That the Bailiff of the town be and
he is hereby authorized and required to give
notice to the owner or occupants of any house
in this town to have their privies and premises
generally cleaned up and lined on or before the
Goth day of May next.
Resloued, That ifany person or persons should
disregard this notice and neglect or omit tocom-
ply with said notice, that fine of fvel dollars
shall be imposed for every such neglect oromis-
sion; said fine to be collected as directed by the
act of incorporation of said town, passed at the
session of 1858.
By order of the Board,
-. ELIJAH w. Day, President.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-05-06

AFFAIRS IN ST MARY's COUNTY. THE Leon
ardtown Beacon learns that the proposed cele-
bration of the landing of the Maryland Pilgrims
has been abandoned for the present, year. The
same paper says the fruit in that county has not
been seriously injured by FROST The dwelling
of J. W. Bennett, in St. Inigoes district val
ued at $4,000 was destroyed by fire on Tues
day. Mr.. j. Spalding, a Judge Of the Orphans,
Court, was stricken down by apoplexy on Sun
day and lies very low. On Saturday 872 acres
of land, in the village of Chaptico, were sold in
lots, to j. N. Harrison, A. O. Burch, and o. L..
Carpenter, for $685..
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-05-06

The UTAH EAPED1T1oN.-St. Louis, april
30.-The Leavenworth correspondent of the
Republican states that the peace commissioners,
Messrs. Mccullough and Powell, left for Utah
on the 25th inst, with an escort of six men.
The movement to occupy the Platte district
awaits the arrival of Gen. Persifer F. Smith.
There are now at the fort ready for service
1900 cavalry horses, 200 artillery horses and
$500 mules. =.
Messrs. Russell, Majors and Waddle have dis
patched in all a12 wagons, and $50 wagons are
now being got in readiness.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-05-06
THE TIMES.
PORT TOBACCO, MD.
Thursday Morning, May 6, 1851
n@The Kansas question was disposedof Q

BYrThe Kansas question was disposedof on
Friday so far as the immediate action of Congress
is concerned, by the passage in both Houses of
the Conference bill. In the Senate the vote
stood ayes 81, nays %, and in the House yeas
112, nays 103. This bill submits the question
of the admission of Kansas into the Union, up
on the acceptance by a vote Of the peotle, of
the modified land ordnance, blended with the
Lecompton constitution.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-05-06

FISHERIES, &c.-The editor of the Marlboro
Gazette, in his usual facetious style, thus init
mates his desire to make himself useful to the
State. Whilst referring to paragraph from the
Beacon, giving the names of the gentlemen OPP
pointed Committee, by the late Legislature,
'sfor the purpose of inquiring into the fisheries
and productions of the Chesapeake Bay and it's
tributaries" he says:
The Leonardtown Beacon fishes up and re-
produces the above information. We have no
doubt some good will grow out of the investiga-
ton sought to be made. We suggest that the
committee hold their meetings at Leonardtown
It's proximity to the waters in which fine fish,
oysters terrapins and wild fowl abound, makes
it the most eligible place for the committee to
pursue their investigations. If the committee
intend to make extensive inquiries into the fish
cries, we suggest that they will require one or
two scribes to record the information obtained
from the fnny tribes, and we propose that Mr..
King of the Beacon and lsave our modesty y the
editor of the Gazette be appointed by the COM
mittee, with authority to drop a line this sum-
mer in some of the pleasant places along the
Chesapeake or its tributaries. In this matter of
inquiring into the fisheries, we might be able to
10 LIE OGdte SOIne service, as our experience IN
Investigating an oyster would enable us to shell
out considerable information important to be
known; and with regard to fish generally we
have a knowledge derived from their schools"
"And many gudgeon of the pond,
If they could speak to-day,
Would own, with grief, these anglers had,
A mighty taking wayp
We are sure no one will accuse the editor of
the Beacon or ourself, of fishing for fame, how
ever famed we may be forsfshingl
n B.-Should the committee not need the
valuable services of the two individuals above
mentioned, the writer of this proposes to the
Bsaeonisss that We pz4n. round among the BIZ
ular good time along the shores of the beautiful
Chesapeake. What time, Mr.. K, do your fish
"bite ?" And, do you +" take ?'