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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06
TIE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, JANUARY d. 1859.

Il,
Constellation Wheat only $500 bushels
received this morning; sales moderate at a
bout previous prices, viz 11Sal23 cts for fair to
prime red; llOal2O cts. for ordinary to medium
white, 125a135 cts for fair to good and l40al so cts
for prime to choice.
Corn.-Of Corn 5000 bushels white and 12,40O
bushels yellow offered, and white sold 63a7l cts.
and yellow at Toad cts.
Oats.-Oats at 43a44 cts. for Maryland and vr-
ginia.
Rye.-Maryland Rye sold at IA cts. per bushel.
From the American of Saturday last.l
ToBAcco.-Thc Maj Ike. cont nues qui It. The
transactions in Maryland Tobacco are very small,
the demand being confined to the best Qualities
Inferior sorts neglected. We quote MARYLAND
as follows, viz S 1915 for superior, and
S4a $6.75 for inferior.
ALEXANDRIA, JANUARY 4, 1859.
GRAIN.-Wheat-In Wheat there is little doing
The receipts were very light, the holidays prevent
ing the farmers from sending their crops to market
We note sales of inferior red wheat at 1T cts;
good to prime would bring 800 cts. There were
no sales of white. hi
Corn.-Corn is in very active request and prices
have considerably advanced. -
Rye.-We quote Rye at 63a70 cts. .. 80.
OGts.-Quoted at AZ cts.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06

of Governor Hicks for the execution of Henry
Gambrill and John Stephens, the latter colored,
both convicted in the Criminal Court of Balti-
more city Of murder in the first degree, have
been signed The day of execution is fixed for
Friday, February 18th, 1859. VIM. G. Ford,
who is also in jail. convicted of murder, cannot
be executed until after his case has been decid-
ed by the Court of Appeals, where it has been
carried on writ of error.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
jan 6-3t*

DISSOLUTION OF CUePARTNERSH1P.
VTNHE Co-Partnershlp heretofore existing under
i the firm of DAY & PADGErT, is this Jay dis
solved by mutual consent. Either party is fully
authorized to use the name of the firm in the set
Element of their business. Desiring to close the
business of the firm speedily as possible, those
indebted are earnestly sequested to settle their
Indebtedness without delay.
We return thanks for the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon us and respectfully ask continuance
for our successor.
ELIJAH w. DAY.
j. T. PADGEfT.
Port Tobacco, January /, 1859.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06

Po1soNED-Th family of DR.. Monkey, near
Greenwich, in Prince William county, Va, were
poisoned on Friday last, by the cook, who ming
led arsenic with the soup. Mrs. Monkey, mo-
Their of DR.. NJ, died in short time, after eating
the soup, and several other members of the
family were ILL., Some of the servants also par
took of the poisoned food, and are among the
sufferers. The woman has been arrested.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
"AVING taken the stock Of the late firm and
i added thereto large assortment OF
SEASONABLE GOODS,
the subscriber will continue the business on bis.
own account in the same store, and begs con-
tinuance of the patronage so literally bestowed
upon the late firm. His stock embraces every
variety of GOODS usually found in first class
country store, -all of which will be sold low for
cash. or on time to customers cho ,oiu promptly pay
their accounts on the LIST Of July and january.
J. T. PADGETT.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06
WILLIAM B. RICHARDS, JR.,

DEALER IN
French BOnnets, Flats, Gypsies, Flowers,
AND MILLINERY GOODS GENERALLY.
Also, american Made Ribbons, Dress
Trimmings.
LACES AND .EDGING;
FRFNcH Work, FANCY WORKING Materials.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06

DEATH OF JAMES M. MARSHALL, Eso.-The
Planters Aduocate learns with much regret OF
the death of James NJ Marshall, Esq, which
occurred on the 18th ult, at his late residence
in Piscataway District, in Prince Georges coun-
ty. Mr.. Marshall very creditably represented
the county, in the Legislature, during the SEES
sion of 1854. He was gentleman of agreea-
bic and popular manners, possessed many fine
traits of character, and always retained the con-
4idence of his fellow men, by whom his prema-
ture death, in the flower of his early manhood,
will be sincerely lamented. 80
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06

AGED NEwsPAPERs.-The Baltimore Anae''i-
can and Alexandria (Va.) Gazette, commenced
on Saturday, the sxtieth year of their existence.
The Gazette appears in bran new type, and re-
invigorated in every department. On the same
day. the fredericksburg (Va.) Herald entered
the 7sd year of its history, with the promise
also, of renewed diligence and perseverance.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06
Jan. 6, 1859.

CILLlNG TWlNE-300 lbs. No. 40 and As,
" cord white-brown and fax colors.
ian 6 For sale by J. T. PADGETF.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06

EIsH-A fresh lot of good Eastern Herring and
Il Cod Fish. For sale by J. T. PADGEII.
ION
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06

ELOUR-Extra, Super6ne, and Buckwheat
Il Flour. For sale by }. L. PADGEII.
ian 6
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06

The SLAYER Observation-Disclosures Jan.
3.-The examination of the parties under arrest,
charged with being connected with the opera
lions of the SLAYER Wanderer in bringing cargo of
Africans into this State, was continued to-day.
Dr. Duke testified that he visited the negroes on
Mr.. Montmorlin's plantation, sixteen miles up
the river. They could not speak English, and
some of them spoke Spanish. He could not say
whether they were native Africans or not. The
prisoners were all committed for trial.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06

Osnaburgs, "A Brown
- Cottons. Blue and White Plaids, Cotton
Ducks, &c. For sale by IT. PADGETT.9
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06
THE TOBACCO INTEREST.

The following joint resolutions in relation to
the Tobacco Trade lin which Maryland is so
deeply interestei) of the United States with for
eign nations, were introduced, by unanimous
consent, in the United States House of Repre-
sentatives by Hon. T. F. Bowie, of Maryland
The resolutions were referred to the Committee
on Agriculture. From the manner in which
they were received by the House, we have no
doubt of their passage whenever the committee
reports on them, which we trust will be at an
early day:
Joint Resolutions IN relation to the Tobacco Trade
Of the United States aciM foreign nations.
Resolred By the Senate and House of Repre-
seaatices Of the United States of Anserica IN
Congress assembled, That the trade in tobacco
with Great Britain, France, Spain: Portugal
Austria, Brazil, and all other foreign nations, is
clogged with restrictions and limitations, wholly
inconsistent with that fair and reciprocal condi-
ton Of commerce which ought to exist between
the United States and those nations respective
1y; and is therefore, unsatisfactory to the States
of Virginia, Kentucky, Maryland, North Caro-
lima, Missouri, Tennessee. Ohio, and Connecticut,
in which the article of tobacco is an important,
if not the chief staple, of agricultural produc-
ton. $3.50
Sec 2. Be 1t further resolyed, That it is the
duty of the Federal Government to use it's ut
most power, by negotiation or other constitution
al means, to obtain modification or reduction
on the part of said foreign nations of the duties
and restrictions imposed by them on the impor-
tation Of American tobacco, and to this end to
employ all the diplomatic and commercial pow
ers which the Constitution has confded to it, in
producing more just and equal reciprocity IN a
trade SO deeply involving the value Of that por-
ton of the agricultural labor Of the country in
which at least one fourth Of the Con(ederacy is
concerned X ala at -
Sec. 8. Be 1t further resozrel, That the trea-
ties of the United States with China and Japan
present fair and fitting occasion for the en-
largement and extension Of the tobacco trade Of
the United States, and it is the duty of the Gov
ernment Of the United States, to use all their
exertions within the limits of the constitutional
power, to foster and encourage the introduction
of American tobacco as an article of use among
the people of those nations.
Sec. 4. Be 1t further resolved, That diploma
tic negotiations with England, France, Spain,
and Austria, as well as with China and Japan,
ought to be commenced as soon as practicable,
by the Government of the United States, with
the view of obtaining modification of the ex-
listing systems of revenue and taxation of those
nations, in respect to American tobacco; and for
this purpose instructions ought to be given to
foreign ministers, consuls, and commercial a.
gents in those nations by the Executive of the
United States, to use all their constitutional and
legitimate functions in producing so desirable a
result.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06
NOTICE.

TINE subscriber wishes to employ youth to
il carry the mail from Port Tobacco to Bryan
town. Liberal wages will be given. rs
HENRY ROBEY,
ian 6-3t* Newtown.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06

TARpETINGS and OIL CLOTHS-Three
u DIV and super Ingram Carpetings; also Floor
and Table Oil Cloths. ---..;i-
jams For sale by II. PADGETT.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06

rHEESE-A good lot of Eastern and English
lon 1T. PADGETT.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06

CUGARS and MOLASSES-Porto Rico and
y O. Sugars and Molasses; also Loaf, Pulver-
ICED and Crushed Sugars.
;an6. For sale by J. T. PADGETT.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06

a@A meeting Of large number of the pro-
minent friends of Senator Douglas in Baltimore
was held last Monday at the Gilmor House, and
committees appointed and other arrangements
made for rendering to the Senator a public re-
ception on his arrival en- route for Washington
REBELLION IN IRELAND.-In regard to the
late arrests in Ireland it is stated that the trea
sonable eonsniracies have been carried on much
further than was at first suspected. ! The RIB
bonner have had daily drilings. Their pixies
are manufactured in Ireland, and they have an
abundance of firearms imported from America.
A large body of military have been distribu-
ted in the western portion of the county of Cork
to prevent an instruction, and seventeen ar
rests have been made at Belfast.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06

a1 SO far from the people and the press of
Cuba favoring annexation to, or purchase by,
the United States, they seem to be unanimous
against such scheme, and the authorities are
sending to Spain the strongest remonstrances on
the subject The "ever faithful island" contin-
ues devoted in its allegiance to the Spanish
crown. It is declared that Cuba cannot be
bought and shall not be sold-and much indig-
nation is experienced at Mr.. Buchanans propo-
sition
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-06

ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-Wel learn by a late
arrival that the extraordinary general meeting of
the Atlantic Telegraph Company passed off
harmoniously. The Directors report was adop-
ted. Of the whole capital originally subscribed
and paid in there is only $4,000 left in the hands
of the treasurer. The application made to the
Government to guarantee the interest on the
new capital proposed to be raised to continue
the experiment is still pending.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-02
6a!tes nn6 6it,iaes Sieber.

u,e Die perldtCotncn Nffrttionen, rpelbe aus einen ~unrrSsut.
llheh gt0gen Cecr ans Der Geber ertiprin9en.
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BREMEN. %Fptiitlpli9fcit, Ien9itIihftit, Scrifcpfune, blutenSs
une hulltNt p2merrhotctn. Sn alien nerY6ltn uno rbelIma-
tt'thfn 6auen tat IS bi ~un;ibliaen MaIen i~pobltbitio cnirft
NH9 Y%eultdnetNe 6t,Iuna berv0rlc6ra6t.
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ruhnltsn hsaNnetldNrn 9rpfchOr5 9nerbape, tercitet. gSroen
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mar Feline @~tNuhruge in Cen 9er. Staten nlebr FIR Djticni.
gen bcltlnnI, Htltse aus unlcrl SOhrlnnoe in bieiem Qonee
IeFtrent IND. IA oalelbe inter linen orrfcn 9eifaI ae,
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9tnlpdittn lth GcsanEtlhlTt V~ErIhaHtn perbcn.
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WarnHnQ:
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es better III, fsie ale Natabniurgcn.
&5- Sertauft Sl.OO per Sc!teI DSer 6 9Ohsls fir SIS
BET oen sinjtSll @isentbWmtrn
BENJAMIN Ooge ir. Il. 6 o..
B%abTtfanten Un Irtifeln flr @pofbsfer II Gberifsr
9itt5burs, ga.
Sn Rthmcn mirt oicice 8i!irrs perfauft in rem enr-
ihrfen rGr 80. Dove unb Comp, @leranbsr 9uSlL. 81
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BLAIR, SSaTin9 uno 9rane, Charlie @tiIipauab unb Is (
9itot, unb IN allen Stdbten Ger @er. Staatea III eisfeS S31.
tsrs IN cher %pctbefe ~ balm. f2s.s
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Mcincn QcCNrtcn @eidGftefyruutrn bic crortrnc
&nii9c, 'b ih Die bcc Guolh5! 6ccaerS Stcr nnnmebr
4 81 pcr Barrel rtcr 1 Arp1 irrj inc fGuS IcfCrc. GCrncr hrr
in I'M Storbr, Ooubcicte ~bcru6n,tce ole / $aI YER koIb 9or%
ri unt a 81 rr reg ~atjuscbcn.
q. g1ciG6o@cr,
N9cnt fur ScCaCrS Baltimore 2GocrSicr.
&Gcnt fur 9Onbclcte Cream 9uc.
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rrutitbrn Dripitnls in Stem 9Icrf.
NcHntr. weeer b er nrn in europa lit Gin lncrorifhcS un,rruch
men ctm YNbllsum nntr 70 0pntbmt0rcn 8tbinaunorn crhrtEr
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(Qpit Sur 4001.)
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Snp. 8. MelIUn,
Smrmtgurc uuo 6dnSlcr eru
SrGupieS, 9GiuC. Gins, Sums unp gGESsfis.
SobNde uno &i9arrru,
Nu. 13+ Gorvnr0fc, Nihmrno Ga.
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~fol9cnnt &rItel, bic tG mtInrn ocutinCn NUnpcn beitcno tmvfch
len fam: Gp8noc, &r@ lie unb Sac:ac 8rnnbtte, hcuanri.
iMcn @tu, Samolta &um, Scptt uo Srilb 9BbtSFcY,
9prt>, Sbcrrqs, MacCir1z uo NtoIlea 90 lin. . -
400 Stle. Neuni. uno Sbp QSbiefca,
$40 bp 8ranbg, Sin uno erect 98cir,
% DO So @rpie Sranop.
1875 70 onp,tinrn &yc G2bj5fta ivrn II SATIRE alt.
100 60 GrSSlter HpG eShi'tt9 tfr mcItsn ia aGeints;r
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90 8pr'e Shanpagn 7, rrriG9lihc ScrtCn.
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pIntt!tNe @uefUhEun9 eur Iufra8c peItlte aud frnerttn nj
81 erbAltcIl. Sptu e. Mclrr
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Sefduntu %act)umaem.
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ScfcbdftS=9 su;cierm
Der Furniture Bazaar
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3STTA 0pperrrrfrofc,
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Wc"trnrrity- irjibcu 49on II. Tranrlin.
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"'b v u hHtE ikNHilufH NlQ0ue NOI
IFsmosn OsSpeten' unSefrait ciusctsrtert orrr aemis.
P""O'' psr'en parf' C0hrpcrS Wsstlp.)
Vermischtc Anzeigcn.
5eorsc u. Sprinsraanu's
Y plu bia 6ptcf INN Grfaurotipr
Cruiser &uppS SocD,
Nr. Al 9enul9lYdniu Ncsnue,
iniitrn GFtrS unO 6pur.auc a bali Strrcts.
WGlbin9tuu, .. 6.
9He rilenbt Nabiitum fnNct in ticieu, Sncl sic ~fcunSriAn,
AuInaPMe Hno %eonhunS. @erin9un9cn mofi9.
sss~ &te man oue 6cbmer,en beilcn fam,
Die 8aulcnec, melte an RtclmotsntuS, Wcuraloio. nerySl,u
Nrpl Sellutssa Scittns, e'tRecr. unc 8udSnihmcr;cn lrbsm,
p1rtSPgtncS Cure Nil setraudrn. Dice Tr1pnrn,
III . S Em ss1 Slsm; Is pat nd ao bae bette peiImtttei FUR Sd5nicwn
'.nf GtalfE UNI ri4pe 1eilans! IrciS II, % umo 80 Gts. Scr,
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Sci 9icw grrt uno Baltimore Steomcr rrbSIt nsr
unterSeidnete icec 9Gphc:
Bacon, Sipcs unb SGrulecrs,
!Sarne unp Sreafe,
yaro, Butter unp Steele.
Mtaderel, EtQuors, ,3udrr, YcpTr,e ,c. &c
Stui9 iu bobsn rnp sum &crtauf tei
Us nj. s.. SpGcr.
IL. Str, 3miihen Matn II. GorY.
Scrlhicpcuc Boarcn erbiclt Ioctcn per Oompflhi5
lno 9odctbpct 9Sm. y. GyGer, ais: "
500 StlS. Oh Jfpe unp Common 9Dbistcy.
2OV - 6renh Sr0nrp, Sin uno Stun.
lUO Malaga uno Nortpciu.
9O Sorrs Sun6 unp gaycr 9iaijfne.
10 lemons.
100 ~ gY G0rtrnatr Suba.
9O - G1cice Gjunpcmocr Sea.
30 Gnltc Tprcc 8l1f Sea.
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At the battle of Mari guano, the Austrlans
were entrenched, and Gen. paraguay DILL
lers was sent to dislodge them. lie took
the village with little loss. No details had
been received. Gen. Benedict commanded
the Austrians. Gen. Urben ID said to have
effected his retreat by Cassano.
The Austriuns evacuated Laveno, aban-
doning their material of war, and taking
shelter i'm vessels in the Swiss waters.
The King attended mass at the Cathedral
of Milan on the 9th. when If Df"m was
sung. Subsequently he rode through the
city, when the enthusiasm of the people waS
indescribable.
The King issued proclamation To the
LombarLs, saying, their independence hav-
ing been secured regime liberal and dura-
bic would be established. He eulogizes Ma
pole,n. and calls on the Lombards 10 JOIN
them on the battle field.
The London Posts Paris correspondent
saws that over 1 900 of the prisoners taken
from the Austriuns are Italians, who took
the earliest opportunity to give themselves
up They were always placed III front anu
. threatened by the Croats in the rear II they
did not fight we'll Many offered t" JOIN the
allies, but have not been accepted yet.
The Swiss government has ordered the
immediate fertilization Of their Austrian
frontiers.
Three Austrian armed transports, with
vessels in tow, had been stopped IN the
Swiss waters, and surrendered.
The Emperor of Austria has issued pro-
! clumation to his subjects in Tyrol and L"-
valberg calling them to arms to defend the
most righteous cause for which the sword
was ever drawn. He confdes to them the
task of defending their frontiers against the
enemy, who has made himself the alder OF
revolt against legitimate dominion establish
ell by God"
The Duchess Of Parma had quilted the
Duchy, leaving the government TO the mu-
ncipality and releasing the troops from
their oath of allegiance to the municipality.
She had dispatched deputation to the King
of Sardinia requesting him to accept the
government.
A Hungarian Legion was organized at
Turin.