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mISCELl.ANEOUS.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO THE slCK.-EvIDENr
II Of the great superiority of Dr. HEINES system OF rss


HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO THE SlCK-EvIDENd
IL OF the great superiority Of DR.. HEINES system OF tired
ment-
Ny condition was such after leaving me Hospital that no Cd
would could give shelter IN house with other occl
pants had to be placed stable rear Of No ISL
len street whole person havisg mass OF
composition, continuous liberation Of my whole body al
full OF vernin In this CONDITION BY The diaueI
sary physician from the corner Of White and Centre sree
was praying for death-my pyscans having
such horrible sight and were expecting my departure a.
ms world every moment Al this juncure the attending Dbl
sican accompanied by Dr. Abrahsms of 81 Beecker
brought DR. Heine TO my miserable dwelling who examjnd
me very carefully and pronounced the be forgo
words ~ shall cure you John and send good vctuss all
fuc 81 which the dspensary doctor laughed and sad tbatI
woud be In Poer's field IN few days-nsead OF which,
am awe and well and never was better in e all NJ
was accomplished IN two months. JOHN HOLMES
Deeds.
saw John Holmes and know the above 10 be true
w. HIBBARD, NJ H.,
President Of the Bowery insurance Com pany
visited John Holmes during hs sickness. The condition
Mss IN beyond description hero times Wild
Dr. Heine called. u. W. IsAACs, No. 10 Firss street.
- Collector of Fulton Market |
B-scrofuous affections, rheumatism, ulcers erupion
cahfrh hereditary diseases In children and adults and
other chronic dtseases Of both successfully treated
10 hundreds.
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crop prospects begin u be ssitatsd, they may change
their tactics, and PIT prices up ~ they have put inc"
down.
The most aytive stocks this morning were New YORK
Central, N,ading, and Michigan Southern guaranteed.
Central " affected by the pending feud with the Ee
which understood TO be tending toward the state OF
things which existed before the compact Of October the
friends of the Central claim that with the revival Of bu
suess they are in condition to their dividends,
even at the low current last year. the bears assert
that another year opposition would be fatal 10 the Gen.
trail as dividend paying stock Reading again corner
ed BY the Philadelphia bulls the difference paid for sixty
day options is much two per cent Michigan South
ern guaranteed has been active partly from purchases
by bears to cover contracts and partly from slight
vival Of demand from outside the recovery, however,
was checked by offerings Of stock by the bears Ca
lena Rock Island the other Western stocks
changed slight Improvement in earnings is reported
some of these roads, but Is yet too to look for
any substantial increase. Persons who operate
for a speedy rise, to be predicated on actual i'm
provements in earnings, will probably be dsappoint
ed; if any rise takes place this spring, will be
the speculative feeling aroused by the crop
poets and the excessive sales OF the obbers within
the board. At the proper time, in all proba
bily judicious purchases Of stocks which have been
upduly depressed would yield handsome returns. Hud-
River higher though freely sold by the bears BAR
lem was strong. Panama and Pacific Mail both quiet
at p prices All the State stocks strong and
in good demand The Illinois Railroad bonds higher
the Michigan Southern second mortgages, which were
sold down 81 day two since have again risen to 60.
At this rate they pay nearly twelve per cent and are
probably beyond question safe.
At the second board prices lower for all the West
and for New York Central political rumors be-
ing used with effect and the bears coming in as
heavy sellers The market was heavy al the close, the
following being the last prices Missouri 6's se% x
! Canton, 1891 20 Cumberland Coal, % x Pacific
MAIL 7ssl 70 New York Central, II ~ Erie, 10 70;
Hudson River, 3s y; Harlem, 115s IL; Reading, OK
q; Michigan Central, sos Il Michigan Southern, 12S
81 Southern, guaranteed, 3s4 81 Panama, l17za11s;
Illinois Central, 81 III Gaena, 663z q Toledo, Is
u; Rock Island, 55H AK.
The business Of the Sub Treasury today was as fol-
| lows
Il
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning
see, S3o,o73 60, and the balances s1,74l2 CO.
The Cleveland Herald says
steamboat company, formed Of men Of unlimited
capital and unbounded energy, made offer to the Mch
gan Southern Railroad Company for the lease Of the rail
road for IL term Of years The offer accept
ed and the boats in condition to be pub on the
line the the demand is made for them by the les
Sees The Michigan Southern Railroad officers consider it
q matter of certainty that the boats will be shortly put
the line.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-01
Movements In Real Estate.
BY A. J. Blocker, Son & Co.

2Oxioo $3.50,
east Of Sd av, 2i4xioo il. ................. 5000
lots adjoining, each 81 .4x1O0 II, each 800
25xe9 H. each ........................ ATS
story brick house and lot 900 Sullivan st. 2Oxl00 1850
lots S. O. corner 9th av. and 127th st. each AGO
lots 64th st., west 10th av, 25xl022, 500
2ocx2os feet. ..... 100
BY p. r. wilkins.
House and lot 4h av., Sc feet north Of 30th st.,
lsx7o ......................... $3.50
By Adrian H. Huller.
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
House and lot ~ let place, 25x133 So $l4 300
House and lot Court and "a pl 20xl025. $500
NEW YORK PROPERTY.
House and lot 22S West 18th st.. 25x69 O. ..... $40
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" John Holmes, and know the above 10 be .ue.
HIIOME SWEET HOME. THERE is MO PLACE LII

ONE, SWEET HOME, THERE is NO PLACE LIE
nome mat Is al very true, unless the father Of
e pa scs me- fever and aSue Then What place
amid The frozen of the North rather than such he
m Ins. g,ye tha, father bottle Of "Cognac biters
announcer bottesnd those children OF the tan
e, rdal SOLD by stenied. and what a change immedi4
sEesr ~ fsense caves the house, health end peace
er ana bone Is once again 'hone sweet home" Thee
meoles are Tor sale AZ sTEINFELD ~ Nassau street MI
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nARITIME lNTELLlHENCE.
Fort of New York, March 81, 1859,

Fort OF New York, March 81, 1859.
CLEARED.
Steamship Karnak Br Brownies, Havana and Nassau-E
Steamship Locust Point French, BatimoreHB Cromwell
Bark + Stevens, Howe, Bordeaux W Elweu & Co.
Bark Star OF the East, Binkey, j.oando-P l. Pierce
ssT psps sSys'D senc ps sk Co.
Ear sar. fssd Rl %' Watts osS %
s Ts s%s Ind 81 aze fn
Bis sodei, Dog, Msisnss~H D Brcot%sn 4 %. w.
@ rssS s%'s 5 sssas i'SS
sehr Charles Dyer Dyer Jacmsi~ Brsa Son %. ''''
seSr soSsSSy. BrsSn, f!sas: 49,. D- w.
scS S . Deenns, Pnshsm PorlsnS-s Hatch Co.
schr Howard, Bcwloy sos.on-s v Iews Co
ssSr imrs 1iestSsD Dayton
sa1p 5ssans ns
Steamer 4 r.issn, Oundiii gs li
ARRIVED.
Steamship Hammon,a Ham schwensen Hamburg, March
@ wa S s as .ae s oa e
zarge cebergs; day bat 3 49, Ion 20 So passed ship
aoeIs n1s wS r. via H
ss @ % mss 1 with mds.
'rd passensers to haea% hsscken NM
Feb xas &s a on
The 18th Feb and has experienced heavy westerly weather the
3 q Wilson of phuaelphis, Peacock oenfuegos IL
frg John Boynton, Bye Port Prince 18th Inst with log
wood, Rolker Momar 18th inst Oh st Nicola Mole
spoke bark Ariel, hence for Port su Prince.
Brig John Baptisse lsr Dugs Ponce PR, IL days. with
Brig Milo tBr Fouxere Pictou, sdsys with COAL James
p Mlledge.
Brig eof Machas Jasper Nachas days with lumber
schr Sea Which, Egber, Baracoi March 10 with fruit
Acterly.
scbr Advance dr. Curry PAsboro Ms. days. with pota.
schr l. r smith. Chesebro Wilmington, NC, 4days.
sFhr hmpress Head RockaLd days.
tsbr SAM N Smith Sherwood Boston, 2days.
schr Grace Girder, Nickerson, Boston, days.
schr Montrose, Winelow, Providence, 2 days
scbr Howard, Lowell, Eizabebpo.t for Boston.
sloop Wonder. Benheld Bridgeport.
Steamer Ospray kenncy. Providence.
SAILED
Steamships Crcassan -Ur,i st Johns. NF, and Galway;
karnak Havana and New bark Al Fiske NOeans
brls II Kennedy Kingston King Bird Havana Zone Mo.
BILE schr BlackGsh Malaga; and Others
Wind during the day W, and fresh.
Photographic Marine Reports.
HIGBLANDs March 81, sunsetA ship and aLark of the
Highlands, bound In. Wind resh from NV
SANDY HOOK March a. ship outai.e the bar
IN tow ofthe Achilles, bouud in. Wind NV, blowing gale
steamer Ccsssn cleared the bar at $50 and seamer kar
max at $50.
Miscellaneous.
sHr NORTHERN CHEF from New York for San Franca o.
with cargo Of coal put into Valparaiso Feb eaki
badly toremasspruDR and received other tring dam
age When OIL Cape Horn threw overheard 70 tons coal
Tie leak eiecuay stopped by diver In srmor yhout
discLgDg foremost put IN and sundry other re
pairs lhei q sailed Feb 20 for San Francsco as stated
yesterday
SUR ARgy has been stated that the U Maraha had ar
rsted At BAN ooa hosds capt Wilson Of ship Arey charged
IN the Pacific che ate having caused the death Of
seaman BY severe eating The Grand Jury Of the Court
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CITY COlIlRRCrAL REV

=. ~. ..,s. .r,h,.csd "a arrA MAP.
While pears we're euies a 6Xc ss 90 bbh pots n Co.,
Br.lpsrurs -Flour-If@
Tho demand limited cs % dsaDs va: . unsettled ss
TIC s;ss Is market Il was charged that he est.
in excess Of the liable amount and The conversston
growing out Oh Le subject tended somewhat 70 check
salee. The vansactons embraced about 5000 bbs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-01

which constructs railway on part OF land would give
permission TO English, French Central AmeriC
company 10 place their locomotives and cars upon their
rail- to make gratutous use of work which they have
constructed with their Gunde that from their labeq
others should draw the advantages for nothing ana lest
yes can De supposed when, perhaps the other coa
o,d sh Swu,u clea.e prelanlc'sl conpeuuonf VINO
would sharpen the dagger for bis own assassination
We cannot think Of this
1t is cleav that the English and French companies will
-ceded 70 then.
Only the seas rivera and lakes which Providence has
Created, can be free for and benefit and all
the works constructed by man. as roads, wharvcs
.'prsNges, houses, railroads, teegraphs, &c, &C.
are me property Of the parties who have
tnade thein with the principal view OF turning
kbeir capital TO Ither profit although sucb works.
she railroad or telegraph, Will indirectly result in com
inevitable that the company which makes the rail-
rcep, will be the monopolist of the same
lht5 Inonopost In monarchiee sometimes the govern
menti IN republican countries it is private property
, POLITICAL economy recognizes fundamental law that
se cass Of entenprises onopoged and managed by the
svetnmelt, are not only badly executed and worse in
Speohc where the laws embarass their execution more
os, me sossgte command of monarch) but they are
ana never lucrative " the public treasury,
Apa aLwi aye hateful 10 the people
rb @ 'rey ere Obstacles which no government, aud
way of the development Of u,e spr Of enterorize AMI
mus maxi hsell hateful 70 ns own cAzeHs "which In
this case are all the maritime na,iousD
AS The declaration Of "frec uansit, In ALREADY
a eateVy on Nicaragua, and al tho ssme ,,na 40 !,
is -. az s,s SnetprSe, We ought TO consider in
se Dvernment Of Nicaragua should declare free tba mo-
vka - Of her river and lakes and should also declare
svse tne transit OF the Isthmus by land and We ought 20
nud that the government should have charge Of
Tho construction OF the road o roads, because
viii dennnd the opening Of several ways), wharyss
sxores &C., &c, aud that aso the government will con
sruct galway at It's expense and viii satisfy other re-
rects the demands Of the commerce Of the globe The
for tbs We constructions only for the direct benefit Of
che transit Of foreign euterpre matter Of course,
could mot ustlv be drawn from the people Of Ncaragua
and she will have the necessity Of imposing only 10
~ bIe N oons,ro tand keep In repair the works OF tho
lsnd transit We adm " that tax imposed by the govern
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06
ARTHUR,S sss'as-f.
HON E NJ A GAIN E

TINE December number Of the Home Maya
Il zine close, its most successful year. While
nearly every other literary periodical lost ground
during 1858, as a natural consequence of the de-
pressing influence of the times, the circulation OF
the Home Magazine has increased beyond that Of
any previous year. A fact like this speaks volumes
in its favor, and shows that the people looking
for work that always blends with a pure literary
taste, high moral excellence.
I'll. The p1blishers announce, for the coming year.
the charming pen Of Miss. Townsend, one of the
Editors, entitled ssWATr AND SEE" 1t will be
commenced in January, and be continued though
six or seven numbers of the Magazine. A rare
treat is in store for its readers. eaa53t$
Increased care will be given to all the depart
ments of the Home Magazine, as to make then,
as highly instructive and useful possible to all
classes Of readers. AS heretofore, there will be
Mothers Department.; Boys and Girls 1reasu-
ry; Housekeeper's Department; Health Depart
ment; and Fashion Department. Each will con-
tain matters specially appropriate, and valuable to
mothers and housekeepers. No other periodical
attempts to meet the common want like this: 1t
is the Home Magazine of the country.
The low price of this Magazine brings it within
the reach Of every household. Only So a year
or two copies for 49, In clubs of four subscribers,
which are furnished at price of SIS, it costs but
ST. ,25 per annum. Address T. S. ARTHUR s. Co.,
1913 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. $50 L .'.s
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Y. - 1851 Flla" ~
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person sending the club, making twelve copies, 800
Any person having sent club will haye the pri-
vilege of adding one more copies at the same
club rates.
aD-Ihe above terms cannot be deuiated from, @
matter ho,U many are ordered. ..,.,y
And the 0nIy magazine that be introduced
into any of the above Clubs is Arthnr's Home Ma.
ezine One or more of that work can be included
in club in the place of the Ladys Book, If prefer
!Snsc-al Clubbing ,oiM other Magazines.
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zine both one year for $50 so.
Godey's Lad US Book and Harper's Maya both
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06
NOTICE OF REMOVAL
NEW STORE,
NEW GOODS,
- NEW SYSTEM.
NJ. W. GAIT & BROTHER,
j :3aTYag, :s,Sss335 ,

Sc W = sa.,ssi2sS5y
Washington, ID. G..
HAVE REMOVED to their NEW STORE,
Ill No. 1854 Pennsylvania AVENUE, (between
have opened the largest and most elegant assort-
ment of desirable goods in their line ever offered
for sale in this city. They enumerate in part
Ladies and Gents Superior Watches.
Manufactured by Frodsham, Jurgenson, Adams,
Cooper, Tobias, Vacheron, and all other
. makers of celebrity. a
JEWELLERY
Diamond, Pearl, Coral, Florcntine, Mosaic,
Lava, and Cameo Brooches, Earrings and
Bracelets; Diamond Crosses; Diamond,
Ruby, Emerald and Opal Rings;
Gold Chains, Lockets, Seals,
Keys, Thmbes, Wedding
- Rings, &C., Sc, sc.
.S;lper- Ware-W Wedding Presents:
Solid Silver Tea-Sets, Walters, Pitchers, Goblets
silver Dessert Knives; Soup, Cream and Gravy
Ladies: Sugar, Salt, Mustard and Egg Spoons
with every variety ofSILVER WARE suitable for
Wedding Presents
Extra Plated Wure ard Table Cutlery:
Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, Caters, Walters, Ice
Pitchers, Goblets, Albata Forks and spoons Butter
Dishes, SC. Also English and American Cutiery'
FANCY GOODS.
Ladies' and Gentlcmens' Dressing Cases, + Inc
Fans, Shell Combs, Hair Fms, opera GltsstS,
Monnaies, Card Cases, Revolving Pistols, Walking
Canes, &c. .,.aas
sPECTACLEs AND EYEGLASSES:
Gold, Silver, Fine Steel Spectacles, and Eye
Glasses of all focuses.
neParticular attention paid to the selection of
GLASSES suited to the eyes of wearers.
Manu- aciured 10 Order
Every description of Gold and Silver Ware. Dia-
monds and other precious Stones set
in the latest style.
Watch Repairing and Engraring:
WATCHES and THERMOMETERS carefully re-
paired by skillful workmen.
| ENGRAVING of every description neatly exc
cuted, including Arms, Crests, and Initials on
Stone. Particular attention paid to Wedding and
Visiting Card Engraving and Printing i.
Tie. One Price System.
Having determined to sell at the lowest possible
rates. the price of every article is marked upon II
in distinct figures, from which there Will be nc
abatement.
STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY are iivl-
ted to examine their Stock, which implies no obi
cation to purchase. 20
M. w. GAIT & BROTHER,
New STORE, 354 Pennsylvania Avenue,
between 9th and 7th streets, near
Browns Hotel, Washington, D., C.
| Nov. 25, 1S5S-6m.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06
BALTIMORE, August sth, 1857.

y :. UAL FiMUHE, Hugust OH, 1907.
have analysed for Briscoe, Hilles & Co., of
Havre de Grace, Nd, four samples Of "susque-
hanna Limestone" from Wrightsville, Pa, taken
from four different Quarries. They were found
to be free of sand and other impurities, and to
contain. besides Carbonate of Lime, respectively
from to l5per cent. of Carbonate of Magnesia
The former will be of general advantage to the
lower counties Of Maryl land both on the Eastern
and Western Shores, and are especially adapted
TO the application on "White Oak Soils'' The
latter should be applied to soils which are deficient
in both Lime apd Magnesia. They are, in gene
raj, the "Volcanic Soils" of the Upper, and the
light soils in tho Tide Water Counties of Mary
land. JAMES H1ee1Ns
~ State Agricultural Chemist of Maryland
June IS, le5s-Iy
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That the SUBJ
II scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Charles county, Maryland, letters Testamentary.
on the personal estate of HENRY MATTINGLEY,
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouches thereof to
the Register of Wills, on before the 9Th day of
July next. They may otherwise by law be ex-
cfuded from all benefit of the said deceased's
estate. Given under my hand, this 5th day of
January, 1859.
BENEDICT l.. HlGDON, Exe'r
jan 6 of Henry Mattingley.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06
AGRICULTURAL LIME.

TNHE undersigned beg leave to inform the
L Farmers Of Charles and st. Mary's counties
that they will deliver at accessible points on any
ofthe rivers of those counties, AGRICULTURAL
LIME, (either with or without Magnesia,) at 81
cents per bushel.. Freight, cash, at 3 cents per
bushel-the balance six months draft, with inte-
rest added, will be taken. We refer to the fol.
lowing letter of the State Chemist and solicit or
ders from our friends in Charles and St. Marv's
counties generally.
BRIsCOE, HILLEs & CO.,
-.- Havre de Grace, Md.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06
FISHERY FOR RENT.

FISH EKY FOX RENT.
WILL RENT for the ensuing year, or for a
term of years, my FISHERY, known as
WALNUT LANDING.
This Fishery is on Nanjemoy Reach, the next be-
low Mary land Point. 1t has been fished success
fully by the same gentleman for the last eleven
years. and for the last two years has caught as
many, if not more fish than any other shore on the
Potomac. 70 gooi tenant the terms will be
moderate u. VALLEY,
oct. 20, lsoS.-eowtlF. Nanjemoy.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06
A TEACHER WANTED.

TTHE Trustees Of School No. 6, IN the Sd cleo
i ton district of Charles county, wish to en-
ploy a Teacher for this School for the present
year. The Trustees will meet at the School
House on SATURDAY, the 18th of JANUARY.
when applicants are requested to attend.
ian 6-2t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06
FOR SALE

NEGROES
TNOR SALE. in the County, TWO LIKELY
Il NEGROES-a Man 90 and Boy IA or Is
years of age. Terms cash.
Apply at the "Times" office.
dec 3O-tf