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sIxIExE CouR DE DISTRICT
de la
NnnYelle Qrleana.

della fCATHkRINE BOWERS - NO
Nouvelie Orleans. 1891.
I'M VERTJl d. writ de 6erl fncias q mol
= adesse Honorable 81 Aieme Cour de District de "a Non
velle dams aaire 10 procederai e
mune les du Camp des hagasns, Ia vente pu
blique adjudication de-
La balance bail dc Ia mason stuee du Camp No a.
connus lie do "st John House." lie bs COM
docobre 1856 expire e 80 de sepebre 1851
raison de s4oJ Pan paysbss CONNIE suit avoir
lie de janver 1860 $3.50 fever 1860 $3.50 de mars
1850 $50 davr 1860 $3.50 lie de mai 1850 $3.50 dc
$3.50 lie de novebre 1850 $3.50 le de deeembre
1850 $3.50 de tsnvier 1851 $3.50 fever 1851 $2o le
1861, 1851 lie davril 1861 $50 le do mai 1851,
$3.50 le de JUN 1861. 9. -
lie bail adjug6 plus oant ct dernier encheris-
seur Pacquereur 10 Placement du Ioyer conor
mennent clauses du dit bsl.
saisis dams l'adare ci-detsus.
CONDITlONs-Comptan moment de REHABILITATION.
r. T. PARKER,
iyl3 l6 l8 y Is Sheriff de Il Pp{oisse d'OrleAnB.
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MADAME UiDARD. THE GENERATED l "a. Amer :.
ll lean Planet Reader and Fortune
old stand 1879 Poyas street. at the sign Of the Moon and
Stars.
Persons wishing their Fortunes read as by the
ROMAN ASTROLOGERs OF OLD,
advantage call and consult her all snb
jects She will give >
Information of Lost or Stolen Property!
The Madame Is Medium and born with double veil
the oldest Fortune Teller New Orleans
prarced this of Dvinaton from childhood She
lawyers DOCTORS and minister's many miles
o consut her when she only nine years Of
N. b. Madame U. will select Lottery Numbers for lose
months will draw good prizes. Also, aE
GREAT ROMAN TALISMAN by the aid Of which persons In
gain Dissouts Of
either the aid Of this wonderful charm
The Madame will tell he ages Of her visitors.
Read the sutjoined-
BATON ROUGE March II, 1889
Respected Madame The Lottery number In the
Havana Lottery drew four thousand dollars but
inform simple enough sell the half
days before the drawing. telling friend Of mi,
that had tic ket whrh selected for he
aey offered the price of tbs whole ticket for oRehsl-I
copied proposal realized the big
lost thousand Iuc you viii fad the
other lumber Please select with aud ihak shall be
wiser this time think had better visit place; will
try and give you handsome rece ton Respeetfuliy
iyll Inns JAMES FORBES, Main st.
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A. LEVY. Jr.. AUCyIoNEER FOR THE sALE
LIZ Real Estate Slaves SUGGESTIONS and outdoor busne
Street sci "
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WINES, WINES, etc
w 80 4 Burgundy Port
4Ois :. Royal Company Pot.
Pax ;. Chamisso Pure Juice Port.
lOI :. Old Iu perial Port.
20 u pipes Bencardo Port
"a boxes London Dock Port.
IS u casks Harmony Nephews' Sherry.
2Ok Duff Gordon
so boxes Pale :.
a. 4 casks Cette Madeira.
60 boxes Robert Adams 1880 Madeira
IL Howard. March Il Go. =.
10 :. Como de Lobos
81 Henkell L Co. Steinwein.
40 :. :, Sparkling Mosel.
10 =, =, a.. Hook.
60 :. Leslie's Bitters.
"a Ginger Wine.
$50 !. Meet Chandon's Green Seal Champagne
100 :, :, Cell de Perdrix
100 baskets :, Siery
In store and for sale by 8. WOLFF,
jyl9 Corner Of Gravier and New Levee SITS.
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NEW YORK CARDS.

EyRANCIs Il LOUTHEL-
No. IS MAIDEN LANE,
.*s+s New York.
Kvy VARSITY Of Blackjack, Fspsr Stationery, stesn
rrintfng, L.hogrsphic work and Book Binding.
A0rOrdsn respectfully solicited. 3yl3 ~
KORFF BROTHERS
~ GENERAL ESaRAvERs AND LrTHo0KAPHERs,
"a Wi1liam Street,
Kew York.
Blsnk Checks Bills Of Excbanss, Ymcy Envelopes, Ball
Tickets and Invtssons Bill Hsada Letter Hssds etc., etc..
engraved IN the highest style Of nodssn srt.
a1-ordss from she Souh respectfully solicited and viii be
oiled With prornptness and =. rssAon.Ass rstss.
EHrxREEcEs:
BRUFF BRO sEAvER. ~ Warren sszsss NY
NIXON ADAMS. Crescent 0Mcs. NO, ,y1s sn
uuLCANIZED RUBBER Betting. PACK
ING, HOSE. ETC., etc.
Brawhili Il Campbell,
Wholesale Agents Of
THE BOSTON BELTING COMPANY,
Warehouse No. 100 William street, New York,
Respectfully informs Nerchants Deas Jobbef etc., that
they have constantly hand full assortment Of Ill the
mentioned goods together with such ohen in for
every mechanical purpose.
Hspeca orders sny goods which NOS kept hand
will receive our prompt attention
nA goods furnished manufacturers prices catalogues
Of which can be obsoed upon application BY add resns
above iyls 3m
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Aew @faus aaiu Gresteu uaaay aoruins July g. 1858
AUCTION SALES.

AOOAAVN 02A66s
MATING. DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.
BY e. ROGER f. co.
Auction Rooms, No. 70 Old Levss street.
.asss n H. e Ill IL ss vi.
Mating.
100 lots Of seasonsbie assorted Dry Goods.
An invoice Of P.nslosns and Linen Check Shirts
FURNITURE. FURNITURE. FURNITURE.
AucrrosExn.
4. s.,s assh 4sss Il , e
general assortment Household Furniture consisting in
Fables Sofas Glass and droctery Ware Stove, Kitchen
sS-TERMs-cash. ty2s
oso1LLAT1Na STEAM ENGINES AT AUCTION.
BY TOURNE + THOMAS,
EUGENE TouRsE Auctioneer.
" Rs.n . .;:: 1T . ss.oe4 A. m
rx sss Es1 Sf sai
BE-: ' sas s Ss'S
@
BY PALFREY e. co.
o.I e o nssg1i 1s y csnp street.
asn s s. r
Hqsor.bs 1.,s 5udss f
is ss s b.
Sssess e. ss As. sn op
~ hssGa Taa1ssy and to
be nude on the day Of sale.
District. NJ: 1880 -venis dc Stock du chsmin do Fer
''' Far PALFREY + CO., .s
q. L. g. Durur. Enean'eur, o.
v7nunnrDr an .n,1Iet gssa. f1 @i I'D I ia
hS.a1ds q pS. ~ 81 Hh.!s. g sss
S.S' s
h.nss AZ ss les
capital d. L d. d.
sIsss Ssos;sD1r1oss DE - vEsrE-conp..nt LIE trans
ret ss1s'' 'sl0n' ls' Jour 90 - .en
VALUABLE Two-s1oRY BRICK DWELLING, STU
ated in the First District Sale posisve-to effect d''s
BY BENJAMIN KENDIG,
: Auctioner-o&ce No. Y Banks Arcade
Il TX E0is 4 81
.1ss sHssssP y
sssy IS, Is Ss
e
o5 Oh srin1 and
Fs%s B. .ns ebs. =
ssIssss sRs1 rented
EoSs AID
credit for bearing mortgage the property With
E. esn as dne. b in
sured policy vendor until the rst note
Act of sale before D. l. Ricardo Notary Public At the
pense of purchaser. jy2
| VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR DWELLINGS. In
| the Fourth Dttrict o
BIZ B. WALTON,
SALE. SSi = ~ q; s, -
a. liable Lots of Ground bounded By Live Oak Msg.sns
snd e Zee and
By depth Of 10 feet inches o.s T., III.
80 feet 'front.' by depth of l26 feet inches between
The i've together measuring $50 feet inches v
e. s
the immediate vicinity Of some Of the most Gle
planted with choice imported trees
Be built a. sn The balance at one and
nes ESQ., Notary PUBLIC
| the expense Of the purchaser m3a
paisers General Agents tor Tie sale of Resl Estate
Furniture Bank Stocks Port Warden and Succession
Parcuar attention paid to the purchasing and sein
ssroficee No IL Commercial Place. iA7 Il
~ en Fl sRa furehsse Il heal
| tate, Lands, Plantations. Negroes etc.
Banks Arcade Passage oFss IL. 8 frs. District.
Corner Cont street and Exchange Asy
property Of remunsratiye investment
an ssnd H s and
NJ O. bEFER1Er will give hi. personal attendance
| sale and purchase. jas
as tos gaE sasne
Office rs Of Cam
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA - MEnTCAI4
DepsrtmentThe Course Of Lectures in this De-
parment will commence MONDAY November ~ 1854 and
will terminate in the ensuing March,
JAMES JONES. NJ d. Professor q rIactice OF Medicine
WARREN STONE, N. b., Professor Of Surgery
A. II, CEEAS, NJ. D., Professor Of Obsterics.
GUsTAvUS MOTT, o.. Professor Of Materfa Medica
T. g. RICHARDSON. M D., Professor Of Anatomy.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Professor OF Physiology and Pa
s. T. CHAlLLE. NJ. D.. and W. G. NICHOLS N. d. De-
The rooms Ing will be open the Monday
Faculty Visiting Physicians and Surgeons of the
Charity Hospital. 5s
The accompany the Professors In their visits and
Of expense enjoy exaordina practical advantages
Preliminary the Course Lectures will be delivered daily IN
ebsaSs Msa se anu
The of the Charity Hospital elect annually
April fourteen Resident Students who ~
the Institution. .lys mol
INFLOW A. COsTA, SUCCESSOR TO AEokLo
w Costa has on hand and offers for sale
500 bhls. Ness, Prime and Rump Pork
100 tierces Bacon-Sides and Shouitsrr.
90 kbls. White and Red Beams.
Is terces Sugar Cured Hams L
100 bble. Superhne and extra Flour.
| 80 tierces Carolina Rice sr
800 bbls Western and Northern Potatoes
| as em rs. 81 50 and 70 Old Ievaa street.
| SUGAR AND OLASSES-CENTRIFUGAL AND
y CLARIFIED SUG AIRS In hossheads barrels and half bar
constantly hand and for sale in large quantities
'y5.ua 81 Common .trsst.
4 Aw NOTICE-I HAv. RESUMED ~-s o-' -,
Il ece Of pIossssien snd osrSs eund my enee As'
! oa mgls sI Is Nm. RxYxoLDs
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SuNDH11Esssm.. H.. a.. cor.. ~s.
luO0 =. Rio Coffee.
M 100 :. LsquIra Coffee.
$50 bbls. best Powdered and Crushed Sugar.
j 200 bags Pepper.
100 :. Pimento.
%p- $50 kegs Cut Nails, assorted sizes
800 oaks. quarts and pints, Porter and Ale.
leo bbs and half bills =. ii. Moasses
300 boxes manufactured Tobacco.
81 barrels Lard and Cotton Seed OIL
Low 10 Close sales. -
For sale By WIN. CRAWFORD.
Merchsnd's. Broker,
fyy New Leyee st.
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EXPECTED PER SHIP TRENTON. FROM MARsE1LLEs
800 baskets SWEET OIL, j. Plagniol;
200 boxes CASTLE SOAP nils 1yMo
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&c. PAYNE, JoHN KEMP, Jr.,
Late firm of Payne. Steele Co. Firm Of Hail. Kemp Co
DAYNE d KEMP, WHOLESALE GROCERS and
Dealers in Family and Plantation Supplies,
Nos q and % Tchouptoulas street,
,vI ~ Il New Orleans,
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Of New Orleans. uRS-No. 1900
RY VIRTUE Of aud In obe ed to an or.
- der of sale rendered June 49, 1853, and directed
by the Honorable the Fourth District Court Of New leans
the above entitled matter will proceed to sell public
ton, herei after designated,
day of July 1889 O1s O'Clock A. M Of the
creditors Of sale insolvent-
furniture movable effects contained in the house
stuaed at No. 2l Csrondeet ct inventory filed.
Surrendered by said nsovent TO his c;editors
TERMs-Cash on the spot.
E. I. PARKER,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-25

NJ VIGNIE. AUCTIoEEER, APPRAISER, AND
1Ns General the Sale and Purchase OF Zeal E.
tate, Lands Plantations. Negroes etc.
oFYICEs:
Banks Arcade Passage, No. 8, First District.
Corner Exchange Alley Second District
Where be examined at any time, list Of valuable I'm
proved property Of very remuneraiye Investment
constantly hand for sale private and public
sale choice Mechanics and list Of Virginia and Csrolna
likely Negroes.
sale and purchase jas tt
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T ANDING Elk SHIP MINERvE from BORDEAUX
81 casks Glaret-Pauillac.
II :. White Wine-Haut Sauterne.
IS quarters CoRnac-W Leroy Co.
20 quarters . j. B. Baron-1sN. .r
l6 casks Clsrst-Chateau Dillon.
n boxes Ma2gaux.
is quarters Cognac-C. Marquet:
rs ]. Bsrel-ls25, ,,,,
10 Coco Pere flls-IoUS
1854 quarters Sardines In oil.
For ssleby q. CAVAhoG ",
TALL las Royal ueet.
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JOHN D. BEIs LAwREscE BEIN.
~ JOHN ID. BEN Il SON, a
CA Importers and Dealers in ~
N/HAR ARE AND CUTLERY, -
Irsn Steel Sheet Cooper Ploughs Nails etc.,
wheewrghts and Carriase MakeTs Trimm mn, Dr..
Plantation Bells Sheet aHd ST. Louis Saws
Nos. SO and 81 Camp street,
l5a.- esTgf- New Orleans.
J,Ivo Isl I'm
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS. FOR DWELLINGS, IN
the Fourth Ditrct.s
By j. B. WALTON,

JULIAN NEVILLE 4 CO., AuCTIONEERs, APP
praers and General Agents for the sale of Real Estate
Furniture Bank Stocks Port Warden and Succession
Sales, Cargoes, Stocks Of Merchandise ETC.. -
GPacular attention paid to the purchasing and selling
Of Plantations. .
Hz-Offcee No IL Commercial Place. ia7H
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4 Aw NOTICE-I Rave RESUMED VIA On -
II lice Of my profession snd eapd my ohee Me-
OnInp street.
my15 " y. u. kAxNVANW
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OFFICE PoNTcHARTRA1y r. R. Co..
New Orlesns, June 2, 1859. !
r9-A dividend of fourper cent. on the oupI-
tai stock Of this Company has been declared
Directors payable to the stock holders and 10th
inst, 1T the office Of the Company.
ie2 GOOnWyN
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... r. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans,

DIuxExz couR DE DISTRICT lila VILE DE LA NILE.
OhLFANS vs.. J. j. MONT
de la Nouvelle Orleans FoRT-No i2,7a2
I'm VElSTU dun writ de fierl faclas a moi
la Nouvelle Orleans dams ae desns je proeederai e
MSRDI d'aoGt 1859 midi, lH6te de Cite rue de
la Commune entire du Camp des Magasins adu
dication de-
UN TERRAIN sue dams lie Denxieme District de cette
vi2 Pange des du Ma Dauphine. mesurant
GU peds face du Maine GU d. profondeur
de face la rue Dauphine
Ensemble avec les hatsses ct authorizations qn sly
trouven maison basse bos dependances
apparenances.
lie tout saisi dams l'aHare ci-dessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de adjudication.
Il. T. PARKER,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-25

THE POLAR REFRIGERATOR-
L With
FILTER AND WATER COOLERS CONFINED,
Involving important principles before attained which
enables Meats Fish, Milk Vegetables Fruits to be kept
longer dryer cooler with than be done with
any other Refrigerator now In use.
Ys 9 BARTLETT LESLEY,
5s Manufacturers,
iy2s I'm No. 4G6 Broadway, New York.
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MERCHANTS BANK, I
New Orleans. July l. 1859.
H3rThe Directors Of this Bank have de-
clared q dividend of FOUR PER CBET. profit.
the last six months payable to the Stockholders and after
MONDAY, the 18th inst.
jy2 I'm VIM 8. MOUNT, Cashier.
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I'M VERTU dun writ dc Gerl fncins n moi
~ sdre.se phonorable Ginqueme Cour de District de
MERCREDI q de Juliet 1859, ~. hours p NJ, les
leux epgle des Lafayette ct DIES Magaus, dams le
tion de
Une bouiloire cyindre cheminee. vee machine
vspenr une des articles dnprmere deux
pous es LIE tout suyant inventare depose
mon bureau lour ours.
Sass dams Pafare cdessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Rehabilitation.
f. L PARKER,
iyl6 10 20 % q Sheriff de In P8roisse d'Orleans.
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sroosp Dls1scr COURT CITY oE MEW ORGANS ys.
Of New Orleans 5 j. j. MoNrFoRT.So l2,722
directed by the Honorable the Second District Court
sell pubic the City HOTEL Common street.
Camp and Magazine Streets TUESDAY, August
1859, at II O'Clock M
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the -
Second District of this city, the @
ard Dauphn Streets, measuring 60 feet front Main H
street. by go feet deep front Dauphn street.
Together with I'll buildings snl improvements thereon
consisting Of story frame house and out house,
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash the spot,
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CANT CHARLES ROTEL-wE HAVE TAKEN
Saint Charles Hotel for hve and avail
ourselves Of this opportunity thank the public or
patronage heretofore extended that the
Hotel WILL during summer, thoroughly renovated
painted and Furnished hope the opening Of the
again have the pleasure catering their wants. which
promi to do in q satisfactory manner. -.
D. N. HILDRETH CO.
New Orleaus June LIST, 1850 jel 6m
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NOTlCE-ro CONFORM WITH THE LATE ACT OF
~ the Legislature Of the State style firm from this
'"'e 80 'u"As sN " 'o''t' - PRIEsrLEY BEIN.
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spCrystnl Fonnt Rlyis!on, No: 4, =. Of T.,
g. Az No w Camp street oieers foI the present
s.; G. II. Hanna A. 3. 81 r. Carpiette, 8; Booth RI
Thompson, c.; Jas. Coey A. CT j. q. Angel s.: W. Nc
Vicar, S. Visiting Commee-R. Beakley Kdw Beakley
L. A. Clarke, W G. Beecher, B. Gansburgh H. W. McPeake
J. G. Govan
jyl1 ly l.. A. CLARKE, 4. 8.
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dissolution -THR COMPREHENSIVE HERE
- tofore under the firm OF J. L. JOHNSON CO..
Is dissolved by the death of John shryock
The survivor will attend to Qudating the business Of ns
| late firm, j. L. JOHNSON,
757E for j. T. JOHNSON CO.,
as 1913 In liquidAtion
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-25

nENOVAL- FR0Is' WHOLESALE DRY
II Goods store temporarily removed from No. 81
IN No Canal street. he House and The
river and will back The old stand about the LIST Of
September. 1eoo <io
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-13
COMMUNICATED

MIR. EDITOR In pursuance Of the suggestion
made in the Times, we, the undersigned, ap-
pointed on behalf of Charles county, to meet a
like committee of three, previously appointed
from ST. Mary's county, to make all necessary ar
rangements for the "natch at Pigeon Shooting"
proposed to come off at or near Port Tobacco. beg
leave to report, that they met at Newport on
Wednesday, the 9Th instant, and from soma
cause unknown to your committee, the mother
county Of St. Mary's failed to be represented.
The day was propitious, and we were induced
to remain to its close, having learned from
:tmne host of the village hotel, that the dele.
cation from St. Mary's had said they would be
present, eager for the contest. Your committee
could but come to the conclusion that a nervous
panic ha3 seized upon them, and in the language
of the Immortal Taylor, had to exclaim-"I'his
is not the way for St. Marys boys to act;" or. it
may have been from the prevailing east ,ci,,ds for
the past several weeks, and the unprecedented
damp, rainy spell, that ''the meat house kew of
St Mary's" had rusted in the lock. and. from ex-
IRENE debility, they were unable (even by doub-
ling one OF those famous teams of "Pharoh's lean
kine') to be present with us. If the latter con-
lecture be true, we beg that their constituency
excuse them, as your committee will.
SAMUEL Cox,
A. J. SMooT,
VIM. 7. CoMPBELL.
.Iunn0,u < 1870
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-13
TIE MARKETS
BALTIMORE, JANUARY IL, Is

BALTIMORE, JANUARY IL, 1859.
GRAN-In consequence of head winds the re-
ceipts of all descriptions were very limited this
Wheat.-Of Wheat only some l 800 bushels Of
fered and part sold at l4Oal43 cts for prime white;
and 12Oa 122 per bushel for good to prime red.
Corn-Of Corn 5000 bushels offered and mostly
sold at 72a73 cts for white, and 74a75 cts. for yell
low-an advance of cts. on white.
Oats.-Oats at 44a45 cts. for Maryland and Vir-
ginia.
Rye.-Maryland Rye sold at IA cts. per bushel
From the American of Saturday last.]
ToBAcco.-The Market for Tobacco continues
very dull, and transactions quite limited. The
rates, of course, remain unchanged, but being
merely nominal, we omit quotations. The insPec.
tons for the week comprise only 66 hhds. OF al
kinds
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-13

ACCIDENTS FROM FIRE-ARMs-We learn
from the Beacon, that Francis Key, a youth,
aged about Is years, son of the late Philip Bar
ton Key, of Louisiana, was killed while on a
visit to gentleman of the Factory district, in
St. Marys county, week before last. Young
Key was ramming the charge of his gun when
his gun went off, lodging nearly the whole con-
tents of the charge in his side. He lived about
five minutes after the accident. Mr. Frances
Raley, who resides in Patuxent district, while
while attempting to take the lock from pistol,
was shot in the shoulder, but the wound is not
regarded as very serious, and Raley is in a fair
way to recover We learn that a young man
named Hickey, Of Washington City, who has re-
latives in st. Mary's county and who was re-
Gently there on a VISIT met with quite serious
accident in Washington few days since by
which he will lose the sight Of one of his eyes
The accident occurred by the premature dis
charge of gun.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-13

H<g Reinhart, a desperate recently lynched
by a mob in Minnesota, was buried like dog.
A hole was dug in the ground some two feet
deep, and his body uncoffined and unshrouded,
was thrown into it and covered over with dirt
This accomplished, the mob departed for town
and returned to their homes.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-13

ARKANSAS AND THE SLAVE TRADE-The
following proceedings touching the re-opening
of the African slave trade, took place in the Ar
kansas Legislature, a few days since:
"Mr. Humphreys offered the following joint
resolution"
''Be 1t resolved by the General assembly of the
State Of arkansas, That our Senators in Con-
gress are instructed, and our Representatives
are requested, to use all the influence within
their power to suppress and put down every at
tempt to reopen the African slave trade
"Mr. Carrigan moved to lay the resolution on
the table; on which motion the yeas and nays
were demanded and stood yeas 20; nays 2.
9sSo the resolution was tabled. Arkansas
True Democrat.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-13
January 5, 1859.
The Grover e. Baker
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY

137 Baltimore st., Baltimore,
Having greatly incre ased their facilities for manu-
their CELEBRATED FAMILY MACHINES
with all the recent Improvements, have reduced
their price, and offer for sale
A NEW STYLE MACHINE.
PRICE $780,
HEMMERS, S. EXTRA.
1t is no longer questioned that these Machines are
the best in for family sewing. They
HEM, FELL, GATHER, AND STITCH
in the most superior manner, and are the only ma
chimes in the market that well and simply
made, that they may be sent into families with no
other instructions than are contained in circular
which accompanies each machine, and from which
A CHILD OF TEN YEARS
may readily learn how to use them, and keep them
in order. They make upwards Of
FIFTEEN HUNDRED STITCHES A MINUTE,
and will do the sewing of family cheaper than a
do it, fshe works at the rate of
ONE CENT AN HOUR
Is there husband, father or brother in the Uni
ted States, who will permit the drudgery of hand
sewing in his family, when Grover & Baker Ma
chine will do it better, more expeditiously, and
cheaper than can possibly be done by hand?
D5-SEND FOR A CIRCULAR.-G0
dec g.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-01-13

The NOTTINGHAM RoBBERY.-An examina-
ton into the matter of the robbery and firing of
Mr.. Edward Plater's storehouse in Nottingham,
recently noticed by u.s. was held at this place on
last Wednesday. by Justice Benson-Mr. Digges
appearing on behalf of the State, and Mr.. Chew
and Gen. Bowie for defence. Its result was the
commitment for trial Of George. a slave of John
II. Berry, Esq, and Thomas, a slave of Fielder
Bowie, Esq. Negro Edw. Pinkney, was dis
charged, for want of evidence to crlminatc him,
Ipanters' 1drocate,