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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15
The Direct Issue.

The West, South and Southwest are al
most unanimously demanding that some metes
and bounds shall be set to this wholesal, and
indiscrminate war against American emigra-
tfon to Nicaragua france claims preemi.
nent or prescription rights over the opening of
the Transit under the Belly contract, and
England sends down the plant many-faced
Sir William Gore Ousley to offer the use OF
the British marines to capture and hand over
to Sambo Martinez any considerable body"
Of Americans coming to colonize Or tlIibuster
Nicaragua.
Here we have the direct issue "No con-
siderable body of American colonsts will be
permitted to land or settle in Nicaragua. p
Single families, or small parties of dozen or
twenty cooniss cannot safely establish them
selves anywhere in the lawless and ever-con-
vulsed anarchies of the lsthmus. Attempts
of that kind have never succeeded, and expe-
diions on larger scale are prohibited by the
British ministers. We must therefore aban.
don our Ishmus highways to the Samboes
and their European masters, or cur people
must be allowed to GO in sufficient force and
organization for mutual protection. 1t is the
veriest nonsense, if it is not something much
worse, to talk of any other alternative fo
there is no other. Our Government mus
maintain the freedom of our citizens to domi
ciliate on the Isthmus, when ever they choose
to 60 with peaceful intent, or it must confess
before all men that it is the very obedient ser,
want of my Lord Napier's British policy oil
exclusion.
This antagonism between the Anglo-French
policy of schecking Yankee progress" by ta'
king command of our fleets and custom.house
clearances, and the exercise OF our inheren
and inalienabe rights, now openly assailed by
this foreign policy, is an issue of formidable
dimensions.
Our Cabinet members seem to be strucI
with mental paralysis as soon as they put OF
official harness. They come to dead stop
and forget that the popular mind does not stoE
with them, exactly at the point of their eleva
ton, and this incompetency. to keep up VIII
the march Of the people, is their destruction
They are left behind on the shoals.
The people have, in this year-of lS5S, out
rrn Cabinet and CONGRESS in their determine
ton 70 OPPOSE forsIgn d0mination on the 18th
mos. They VIII soon teach all the Poliiicl
cob-wtb spinners, who are trying to cheat ID
1,asse, o,it of their viii, ih7t OuT own peep!
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15
Texas.

A correspondent of the journal 0f Com :
merce estimates that by the CENSUS %. 1850
Texas will be found to have population close
ly approximating one million. BY the same
authority we are informed tbs the people Of
that Furnishing commonwealh are all asac
with extensive iects of internal improvement,
and that within a very few years, .g t"c'''s
for transportation and intertoU.se viii he pos
sessed b. her in an equal degree with ,Hony of
her older sisters. She has caught too, d fuI'
share of that spirit which more than uny other
is destined to distinguish American civilization.
in the latter half Ct the nire,cerlh century
from all the civilizations which have risen and
nourished in the ages which are asssd--ihat
of providing instruction for tie m0s7as She
has hid the foundation for State LrWcri,g
on a large scale. She has ALREADY, three de.
nominational colleges in fou' shlng c, cr.lou,
and her fund OF public instractou IS nearly
adequate to paying the tuiticr oi every poor
child in the State.
We rejoice in these Aattering inii.atons Of
her future prosperity. With an extensive Gulf
coast-with rivers and raiiroads ,Innlrg thence
into the interior of exit for her PRODUCTIONS tc
the markets of the world an Immense
area of soil of inexhaustable ierii'uy, witch,
in conjunction with her china e. presea,s con-
ditions more advantageous foF ihs JOINT pro.
duction Of the cotton and cereai crnps .haG are
possessed by any portion OF the eath surface,
with population, hardy, adyen'ufOus. hr7ve,
enlightened, we regard her presen, irogreSs
and her future growth with in.enss interest -
Columbus [Ga.l Times.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15

We notice in the Ielegraph an article IN re-
gard to the contemplated apportionment for the
Legislature
that paper fga Up the white population
and qualified votes o; the State, as follows:
Total white ropnlation 331, 1854
Sc qualified electors 1888.
TIE Telegraph says:
"Tbe Constitution quires that the Legisa-
ture shall appo-tion the representation districts
Sc that there sta not be less than 45 repre-
sentauyes nor more than 80 in that house, and
lhev are TO be apnor,oned according to the
free white population. Assuming that the
Legislature vii nroyile for 80 members; it
will be seen thut tho number of free white
people which will be required to elect one rep
reseuiative Will be 1856.
The apportjopmaDl Of Senators is to be made
according to the nuabar Of qualified electors,
and must be so made that there shall be not
less than 10 nor more than 33 and we shall
ind 2l55 qoaied sec !ors necessary for each
Senator
ave now give the counties, and their free
white population rs well as qualified electors,
that will be entitled % one representative or
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15

RlCHMoND, Va, Nov. 1Slh,

hUHhOND, VA, ~ NOF. lNl4f l'.'''.
A card signed Charles Irving, in the Rrcn-
nond Whig" of this morning. demands o.
me to say to the public, that since re gsat.5
renee efthe late affair IF honor, this wia,-bst
person, Charles Irving has been gully o. con
duet, in respect to the late affair, and TO npr.
ties involved in ii, which places him witrour
the pale of honor, and renders him u,tar'% n~
worthy Of the privileges of gentcmsa The
reasons are publicly known which .ohrI mg
entering into any explanations at dis lGe. of
this sentence upon him. And tae5e s r. ~s-
cessity in this community for exposing hrs rai-.
want Of all claim to the privileges Of t'e code
of horror. An abandoned, brutis aot---a moss
mendacicus slanderer of him even who ega
tation he was bound to protect bankrupt
morals as in means-a meddling mjsche.0s-
king bully and wanton panderer 10 h, quar-.
rels of others-a man degraded oY his lumor.
al habits below the reputation o q desperate
bravado- wholly reckless Of tru h, horo.. JUS
tice or humanity, and without tn stake or sJt
stanbe OF responsibility in any sense wha ever;
having, in my own knowledge, latelY siu:e the
above affair, tramplcd upon every obligation
held sacred by men Of honor--aaI being as (
have reason to believe, an infamour and or,b-
less tool in the hands of a conspiracy 1aauat
my life, it shall not, with my consent be tgo2.
ed to Ills brutality, and will no; voI..'1ri!y
incur the risk of staining my hams with his
blood. His life is worse than worthless, and
cannot allow mine to be of no vljie by stalking
it against nothing.
deplore the necessity of ev," resart.nr to
private war, and will always seel 80 avoid y
but, in this case, feel bound in ( atr a very
gentleman, as well as TO myself ae rand,,
to avoid this ptiable, reckless, aba toned dfss
honorable man; as wonld mornl ocstencps
In this fear not the judgment II the public
wherever Charles Irving is known; bat Mt all
events have the appAoval of my own Judgment
and act upon it decisiveIy. | shall rely uro6
the means only oil lawful self-detence
o. JENNINGs WsR
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15
ference of the Methodist
III South for Western Texas,

ession in this city, has caus-
T all or nearly all the travel
lat body, and of many spec
ndeavor, in our next issue,
of the proceedings, togeth-
. nents. The business pro-
legislative bodies of all
,h influence upon society,"
p is, in our wisely constituted
1nection between the church
seless to deny that the lat
influence over the for
,aotically so of the Method
.ugh its itinerant system it is
.rontier countries. The men
hers in the itinerancy,yield
in form a hierar-
practical operations republi-
c 20 go wherever they are
ra;ally go carrying with them
Of zeal and self sacrificing
is but nomina!--their work
L. Among so numerous a
4, d great deal of talent, often
rue. Nevertheless, it is the
n reaches the hearts of the
iool, too, in which the teach
elves. Methodism imposes
q evere discipline and de-
# tie heart.
,h lome in time to listen to
shop Pierce, but we under
ed o by over 1000 people
i've Hall. On Sunday after
e Rev. Mi. Alexander preach
nory of the Rev. Mr.. HUI
bis lost, of the yellow fever,
,assan taught was the only
fishes the christian religion
the RESURRECTION. The
it for granted, that his
le racords Of the Evangelists
and he writings of the Apos-
IN this way lie reached
learers through their under
.ha sermon the imposing
lg q number of young cler-
med by the Bishop. In all
.an md heard, much useful
1Rs. Int.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15

structcd by the deep SHOWS, or exposed TO the
freezing blasts that sweep dOwn on the North
ern Route, from the icy slopes of the Rocky
Mountains. Yours, &c.,
W. Il. q. WEAVER.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15

From his it will be observed that the only
.onnties that will be untitled to two represent
olires ia the next apportionment, will be Bexar,
Harris and Rusk. The following will be en-
titled TO the weight Of influence in the appor-
comment Of ioateEs Bexar, Cass, Dallas,
Fanuin. Fayetie, Galseston, Harrison, Hopkins,
Nacogdoches, Titus Travis, Upshur and
washington. No couniy alene will be entitled
70 Senator, although the following counties
Will necessarily have such weight as to secure
,be election, VIZ Bexar, Cass, Dallas, Fan
AIN, Fayete Galveston, Harris and Harrison.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15

The average attendance e, adults at inc
Evening Schools, in Boston, is irc thousand
Two hundred and fifty teachers are employed.
A Lai,iug machine that Wi! kGt Pe5iect
pair q Stockings n five minutes. has aetn ~
ventcs ty New feTker.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15

are not TO be sold or sacrificed 10 me,ses al
diplomatic pOlsge, be they French 1' English.
In $500 these acute politician li'rfucsd
the country by accepting the Clay a1 BglWSf
stupidity.
In 1862 they virtually subscrib, 90 he Ar
ricanisaiion OF Cuba by refusing D. .nss. on
satisfactory explanations while Z g.lui vac
garrisoning the island with savage rom AZ
rica, Our Cabinet was serving as gy and H.,
former for the Spanish despois at lhe very mo.
ment they were henping outrage upon our
people as well as the Cubans.
Ia 1851 they submitted TO !be ,tatl .'hl is
reference Of France and England, when hose
Powers prohibited treaty with d Do1ini.
can Government
In 1886 they successfully opp 'fi evr.v
measure Of redress when our cit 7ers w-ts
Murdered on the Panama and Nicul ra Thai
sits,
In 1888 lhe same class Of "subs a-n,s 20
European domination" refused to a1roga,e ,hg
Clayton. .Bulwer fraud; they refus,l to notice
the insults and injuries on the Tmnsi,. they
refused 10 investigate the EuropeOu move
ment for making Cuba FIRE negro State and
subjngntng the Dominican Republis to The
negroes Of Hayti: they refused to meet the
Liberals Of Mexico IN their proposition TO open
TO US the Transit and potts of Tchuontcps,i
they refused to ask honorable satisictlch '--
the arrest of fifty Of our merchant vessels ~
British cruisers; but in all this TIM hry rr-
er refused to DO the bidding of the British mla
lsters in Nicaragua. Our Navy, our Cabinet
and our Senate have been far moro willing 60
serve foreign interests than our PEOPLE G,.s
been pleased to witness, and this t,ayga neg
lect Of the national sentiment and DE plf.,i-
al honor has done the work. The uaaf.
heart is throbbing with fierce determination
to break this long thrall and tn politician.
who thinks TO stem it, will meet the fate %.
his Tory and Federal predecessors -Sia,a..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15
vER ATLAS HERALD.
rU lLIsuRD wEEKLYnY
ItTINiER 81 SWINDElIS.
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Z. r.r Or ,onth Of the tlne Of subserhngi S3 90 u
.. .tI b. .rurtI ,, and "a at the end Of the year,
rITgg ldyeTtIs ments will he inserted NJ one unl'
t... ..r mes or less for the first insertion, and my
r. l .. thereafter. deduction Of one halt these
v n . Use who advertise by the year. with tue
4. ..fgne.. rIprf... quarterly. -.
f- -r.. .r, IN re than one square, will belnseried at
aTQ .,tnp.u. - ,,,,., o,..s an
didntes Tor state OF pls'fio' oh'''i Wv
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-sr t,si..ur the publication Of which Is required by
r-- "A advance and job work on delivery
yt , .ur I. ted FROM an additional charge OF my per
Hrr. #.|hs "1sur -. III, .
.- .rtys, when admitted TO our columns, VIII NC
.,.. .r.r.. r.irI. lhr rrare rates.
lg cd is7, uu marked with the number Of insertions,
m continued uu herwsc directed aud charged aeeorllns-
r-gg -iisers and agents may remit money to US
30 "ar rst .uU CsH"H r,.
7.- # s.mum..l mus be addressed to the Editor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15

II Mr.. o. Jennings Wise thus sumr -i.y d.ag.c1
ofa Mr.. Charles Irving, who was the gf My
Clemens in the late duel between that g,g.'s.an |
Mr.. Wise, and who has been making hilnrell a-Et Of
fcious about the matter since Mr. Wi Z, rr, srae
editors ofthc Richmond Eaguircr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15
The General Co
Episcopal ChUI

Epl5copai Vha!n
hic1 Is nov m s
ed n congocauon 0.
inE preachers OF d
ta,0Is We vii. d
~ rive % summary
ef with t5, on1oin,
cerJipgs of the
churches have niue
F,. nI,lo,gh there
government M cor
and Siptc. vet titis
Ter e.srts Great n
mer. This is aiap
ist Church. Th.o
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15

Letters from Rome tate that the Pope "has
resolved 10 molify the existing regulations re-
jatIng to the Baptism Of Jewish children
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15
The New Apportionment.

We notice IN 10 Telegraph an article in re-
gard to the contemplated apportionment for the
tn-,sla4t,ra
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15

%The Flag has recently thrown out tie 7uzgsst'ols
which he anticipated would be advanced to defeat
him IRON which II would sppear that ls susf-,.1rs
we're not without Just grounds.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-15

ton 70 OPPOSE forsIgn doniuation on the 18th
mos. They vii soon teach all the political
cob-wtb spinners, who are trying to cheat the
nssse, Gus oG their viii, ,h5t OUT own people
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

The CHARTREs STREET TEMPlE OF FAsHIoN--It
there store in town which IN its beautiful internal arrange.
ments and liz great and magnificent stock of looks
might have been picked mp bodily from hear Paris and
hked ever tbs sea to this city that store is the Of
John Todd Nos 70 ard Il Ghsre street The ladies who
Of this rich and really beautiful dres may suit themselves
ihe very within at Todds for whilst everything rich yi.
ish the variety Is very great The dress silks, Paris robes
doueleoiea baek silks, pppus grisale Yaeneas, aggens
hnes pan and embroidered velvet coas honnets fancy mil
neg goods and aee and embrodeFes might challenge the
admiration 81 queen, This splendid stock of good,
great attraction the ioWKee system another the po-
sness Of Mr. TODD and his clerks who hnd bother
show goods Is the GROWING attraction of all. To all lady
friends who wish 70 dress sapaoasy the promenade or 10
bsfas e balls weddlugs ETC., say 60 and look on Mr.
Todd's goods Readh advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

MoREku's MISUNDERSTANDING now in this
city and others who wish fast during the holidays
have no homes q their heFee feast may amply con
sole themselves By patronng the famous Moreau Restaurant
kept by Nessrs Rhodes Moulin No. III Canal All
the decRcie Of our eeming markets there served by
Of the best cooks in the world and Moeaus has repu
iadou second her restaurant in the world, We refer
the card of Messfs Rhodes Meua, in another column
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT Of holiday presents
il phredbg Messrs Lion Pinsrd &C and 6s Royal street Il
comprises beautiful designs bronze aud marble clocks
bonEes candelRbfa marble and biscuit groups boazs and
porcelain lamps, papet mHche work dressing caes writpe
desks cabinets, port eailles ane jewey the latest Paris
gold ipaa see cigar cases and SNUFF boxes ivory and
she'll combs ivory aad gold cans ewaTy in sets
apain shef everything usually found appointed ewelf
stores ans things which none other ia Ii.
civ Sea ADVERT. araent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

GROVER BAKERS admirable sewing machines are
contributing their share Of holiday happiness for those Rene
dicks who wished give strongest evidence of their a4c
ton fo their ponses embodied of these patent light
euers 81 household toll and earned the blessings their part
them bel easily acquired and their simplicity sud excellence
Of construction ensuns their long usefulness We refer to adj
veEtsement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

CHAs. R. RAtLEY & co.

CHAs. R. RA1LEY 8 co.
rHAs. Il. RAILnY 8 co., GENERAL aRooHRs
And Dealers in
LIQUORS, WINES, CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
No. Iz-Tchoupitoulas.und
No. "a Gravier street,
oHer for SALE on reasonable terms the following acos
Brandy
200 packages, various qualities,
whisky
ESQ packages OLD BOURBON,
MoNoNGAHELA,
IRISH,
SCOTCH,
...- RECTIFIED.
HOLLANDS
AMERICAN.
Wines In Wood
MADEIRA
PORT.
SHERRY.
SWEET and DRY MALAGA.
Wines In Glass
C1ARET,
wH1TE.WINEs,
sAUTERNE.
BARsAC, .etc.Letc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.


nnvYrycy AYTS nET1rrrwRTTsct
0AGO&E9 8AISO bAG01S44N G9s
%=7== =
a. N. MORRISON y CO., WHOLESALE DRUG
GlSFi No. IL magazine street,
Having received new and extensive stock Of fresh DRUGS
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS PEktuMEkHt SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS, PAINTS, olLsi Gl4AsS etc. etc. respect
fully inform Merchants Planters and Physicians that they
prepared to supply them with every article in the Drug line
they may require all Of the purest quality at as reasonable
prices IS they canoe purchased in The city Among the ar
Giles already on hand and coming in store are the following
HVo ounces saiphate Qninine, French and Anerican
No pounds Blue Mass, English and American
NO pounds Calomel English and Amercani
AV pounds Mereuria Ointment
S0Oponnds Honduras sarsaparilla
$50 pounds best Turkey Opium;
luO ozs' Sui and Acetate Morphine,
20 ounces Otto Rose;
i,, s ~ 81,
lOo Kegs sup % Soda
% NO 10 FS gis. Ger, Blue 3ius, WASH
cases Indigo, Gar. and Manila;
,o,a ~ CASKS s M, T"u '"'iA'"
:. ,S 1P@ nS.s" S.. sn.e m,i.
25demiohus SPIT Nre;
IS hbls. Alcohol
4o Dds oopperos'
~ ~ Ops Epson '"''S'
10 bbls Roll sulphur;
boia, carna L3st india and Alexandria.
1 ZOO pounds Gum Arabic, select ans and Sorts
a5 hrs larb, Ammonia;
% ss 500 pounds ~9, A lletty Acid;
l0oo pounds Tartaric Acid;
200 oas' Tapnie Acid
IN t ~ ST T@rk .vq G,ni ,'n'tO'
,o,'1t a. ~ 49,,
lVV0 IDS arrow MOOT AueF''
-, 20, 400 lbs ID ;. Ass@ &oti;'',. in cans
200 lbs. BaIsam topaoa'
btts gl,rE Land.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

III BONNABEL, SOLE PROPRIETOR OF THE
IL New Orleans Southern Chemical Works. and Manuas
tuter of BI-SULPHITE o. LIME Office No. 6 Front II
street, between Bienvle and Gustomhouse o. If.
NIOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
Patent Sawed misunderstanding both rough dressed
from the very best yellow Pine and Cypress timber st
ei4 Per for rough and 81 so M for dressed Bu
purchasers.
RE@ Lumber sawed to order.
tels STAR planning MILLS, New Basin,
/ ANDING5 Elk SHIP TRENTON from Marseilies--
L. OLIVE 0ILb00 baskets Plsg 5ol pints and quarts
= 800 Bonnin freres
For sale by GkATIAA, Cu3MAGERE 4 co.
n29 20 Custombouse stress
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

RIDING AND HUNTING WHIPS.
LADIES' RIDING WHIPS, with Magnificent Gold Heads
GENTLEMEN,s RIDING AND HUNTING wHrPs. wita
Gold Heads and splendidy with fms ivory
ings, etc.
FINELY MOUNTED COACH WHIPS, with Gold, SILVER ass
Ivory Mountings
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27


FAHNEsToCEi,S yermtfugei
WlFTG oTSs EEsfHB5 IS saiisapsrIl,a,
BUF siSB 5a5s s9s.tn Nina.
M0RRISON's rsaparia
H00FkANn,S Gernen BitteEs
NoE sF6GGh FR9sSiS BBiit ifsFs;;
KLITT's Worm Plums;
BRYAN,s P9,mouic wafergi
Visit AIRS Bsls5m Wild Cherry
DAVIS, Mtld cherry and Tar
ROGERS tyerwoIt a d Tar
coz COB v III 6 tfaf RasSo3 aia;A o.
,zrs aAsTI n syrup Of Naples;
'Hi'0 . W. u 6sGodp,s Ghoagogue:
THOMPs0Ns Eye Water.
sAPRINGToN,s Fever and , Ague pills;
9AT BRIS fsgft II R Pills.
No5 MolA : E Eas'i Pins;
HUhl.,s1 onie pills:
I'll Tiio ! fNS5s' RstTaot
RAR RTb%S{ Esd" &s9 EfIssi
2SsfUS5s E!iSir & Opium
ffi2f BEfSF4 AR RsIs Extractor,
Aos aosEE! HlPRs3i ointment;
DR.. NoRsE's Iugigorattne Cordial
'of b. 92 $ sssEraz,a Detergent;
MALL III cholera Remedy;
AEA AIA7hSb 95G.sss T sSi58BRi
''A'AisR SS6# P454Ss g9 VI, RY st..
GHRIsrADoR6's Hair Dye;
woLEE,s Aromatic ssheden, sohnapps
"Ai Pa sons i5Sslse iSde IL Ink
WRI III rs Erasiye Liquid
1000 rounds CT NJ DROPS, assorted
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-27

EROCERY LINE,
For sale by
GHAs. X. RA. zEY 4 CO.,
No. II rcboupttoalas and
sen d4W8m "A GTayisr street.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-12-02
LAND FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber will sell at Private Sale about
Il Two Hundred and Twenty Acres of
Land, 1T being part of the farm known as
Pope's Creek, situated in Charles county, on the
Potomac river, in pleasant and healthy neigh
borhood. 1t is about miles from Port Tobacco
and about l-2 miles from Aliens Fresh, where
there are two Grist Mills, Blacksmith and Wheel
wright Shops, Post Office and several fine Stores.
There is Steamboat Landing adjoining the Land
where two boats ply regularly every week to and
from Baltimore and the District. About one
third Of the Land is in Wood and Timber of vari-
Gus kinds and Meadow or Marsh Lands. There
are two never failing springs of pure water con-
venent to beautiful building sites. There is a
SMALL HOUSE. which is now occupied Dy
tenant, and several FARM HOUSES for curing
Tobacco. A further description is unnecessary,
as persons wishing to purchase will examine for
themselves.
Terms will be made accommodating Persons
wishing to purct ase will call on the subscriber
upon the premises or address him,at Aliens Fresh
Charles county, Md.
sL#7If the above Land is not disposed Of by the
first day of August, the same will be rented to
good tenant.
THOMAS A. JONES.
June "a, l85s-tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-12-02

EOR GENTLEMEN.-Jus received very
IL large and desirable Stock of Goods for Gentle
mems wear, consisting Of
Black and Fancy Colored French Cloths and
Cassimeres, of the most celebrated make, Black and
Fancy Colored Velvet Vestings, Satin, Silk and
Wooden do.
Black and Fancy Colored Over Coatings, Trav-
cling Shawls in great variety, Cashmere, Silk,
Merino and Cotton Shirts, and Drawers.
A fine assortment of English Half Hose, Gaunt-
lets, Gloves, Stocks. Scarfs, Cravats, Collars,
Shirts, Handkerchief, &c.
95We are also prepared to furnish GENTLE
MEMS CLOTHING made up in the best style,
guaranteeing it to fit, and give entire satisfaction.
And at prices to suit the times.
G. X. WILMER & BROS.
Alexandria, oct 81.