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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-28
blackjack, MARSHALL & co.

BLAGKLOCK, MARSHALL & CO.,
FFRRY SLIP, ALEXANDRIA, VA,
\ RERECEIVING from New York and Phla-
"A delphia their SPRING STOCK Of Groce-
ries, Wines, Liquors, Sugars, Tobacco,
&C., &C., comprising very general and choice
assortment. We name in part
so hhds. Porto Rico, New Orleans, and st. Croix
100 bbls B and Coffee Sugar
100 (" Crushed, Powdered & GRADUATED Sugar
20 boxes Loaf Sugar
IT'S bags Rio Coffee
l25 Java, Laguira and Mocha Coffee
Is hhds Cuba and Porto Rico Molasses
so bhls New Orleans Molasses
SO Portland Syrup
IS New York Syrup
50 chests Gunpowder and Imperial Teas
80 chests Black Tea, &C., &C., and all other
articles usually kept in Grocery Store.
AS there is a Packet running from Alexandra
to Port Tobacco, purchasers will find a. regular and
safe mode of conveyance.
NH lily
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR OFFICE.
For SherifaltY.

For Sherifalty.
Nh. EDITOR Please announce GEORGE w.
ROBEY az suitable candidate for the next Sheriff
atty of Charles county. MANY Voters. /.
ap21 te
We are authorized to announce SYLVESTER
MUDD candidate for the next Sheriffalty Of
this county. ap7n
Mn. WELLS Please announce in your paper
PETER WHEELER, a candidate for the next
Sheriffalty of Charles county, and oblige
Jan. l8, 1S5S-tf MANY VOTERS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-28
THE undersigned would respectfully call the
Il attention Of the public, to their large assort-
ment of
Doors, Blinds, Sash, Door Frames Window
Frames, Wash Boards, Castings,
M0nldincs Manfles


And every other description of HOUSE BUILD
ING MATERIALS, which they have constantly
on hand, and which they furnish the shortest
notice.
They are also prepared to furnish at the shortest
notice FRAME WORK for Country Houses,
Cottages and Suburban Residences, according to
any plan or design all ready fitted to be put up on
their proposed sites. Farmers and others DESTROYS
of building in the country, would find it to their
advantage by giving us call before purchasing
elsewhere, as are fully prepared to execute work
on the most reasonable terms and the advantage
we offer in preparing all the material which may
be necessary in constructing house. will be found
to save the builder great deal of vexatious delay
and expense.
5-All orders left at their ofhce addressed to
them by mail will be promptly attended to.
MAUGHLIN & JOHNSON
Steam Planning Mill and Sash Factory,
East Falls Avenue, near Pratt Street Bridge.
Warehouse No. SIS Pratt ST., (next door to Penn
& MITCHELL BALTIMORE, MD.
March "a, ls59-ly
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-28
NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!!

NEW STORE! NEW GO0DS!!
gTHE undersigned having returned from the
l. North, now opening and offering large
and we'll selected stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
CONSISTING
DRY GOODS
Of every variety for Ladies and Gentlemen;
Fancy Articles. Perfumery. Soaps. &c,
Groceries. Harduare.; Cutlery. Tin
!. -. 8 Queens 1care, Cigars, Tobacco,
@ &c. &c.
Our Goods are FRESH and NEW, purchased far
CASH, and will be sold Low for CASH. to pnnctu-
al customers on CREDIT OF SIX MONTHS.
JOSEPH LACEY,l ,cEy 9, s,,t,r,1
EDWIN A. SMITH. -
Port Tobacco March 81, 1859
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-28

This Machine was award
ed the First Premium at the
Maryland State Fair in 1857
over fifteen other machines,
and again in 1858, over
twelve or fifteen, and among
them was a number Of the so
called Pelton's manufacture,
in Pennsylvania and other
places, but our machines
proved themselves the best
and latest improvement, and
are now acknowledged to be
SUPERIOR TO ALL 9TH
Frs. 1t has the LATEST
IMPROVEMENT, with self
oiling boxes, and once a day
is sufficient to oil the cylin-
ders; and being the lightest
draft-which was proven sat-
isfactorily at the last State
Fairly running two large
Thrashers attached to the
Power, one with strap and
the other with a rod, at the
same time, with two or three
horses, givingsuffic speed
to both Thrashers, at the
same time showing what
power our machine has over
others. 2.
This Machine can be made
with a strap, or iron rod gear
ed up to the Thrasher, which
gives more regular & strong
er speed than the belt, and
avoids all slipping of the
bands. We have sold a num-
Der of our machines in Mary
land, Virginia, North Caro-
lima, and Delaware, and all
who have purchased them,
speak of them in the highest
terms.
No. 1-FouR HORSE Power
THRAsHER, SEPARATOR with
steel plated Bars, Self.oiling
Boxes, Feed Tables. Oil Cans
lol.,&l IzI
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-28
NEW GOODS.

TNHE undersigned respectfully calls the attention
i os his customers to his stock of
New Spring and Summer Goods,
embracing large and general assortment OF Staple
and Fancy DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HATS,
BOOTS and SHOES, HARDWARE, QUEENS
WARE, &C., all Of which will be sold low for cash
or 10 punctual Gust omers the usual credit.
W-Country Produce taken in exchange for
Goods or in settlement of accounts
T. A. SMITH.
Nanjemoy % Roads, April IA, lS59-ly
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-28
For Road Supervisor.

For Road Supervisor.
Nh. WELLS Please announce JAMES w. GAR
NER, as candidate for Road Supervisor in the
third election district, and oblige .
ap 2l-te MANY VoTERs.-
We are authorized to announce NAPOLEON II.
cox of the first election district of Charles county.
a candidate for Road Supervisor.
NH II If
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-28

CUTLERY-Al lot of very superior Pocket and
~ Table Cutlery, just opened and for sale by
ap14 WIN BOSWELL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-28
SILVER WARE.

/ M w. GAIT & BROTHER, 354 Pennsylva-
4Vl MIA Avenue, -four doors west of Browns
Hotel call attention to their unusually large stock
of new and elegant SILVER WARE, consisting of
Tea-Sets, Walters, Pitchers, Gohlets, Cups, Forks.
Spoons, &c. Also, every possible variety of Fancy
Silver Ware, suitable for Wedding Presents.
NH 31-2m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-28
J. SANDS, EXCELSIOR

s. SANDS EXCELSIOR
MANIPULATED GUANO NO. 1.
A DDISON, WALLACE & CO., sole Agents
IA for Alexandra, Va, have now on hand full
supply Of this valuable Fertilizer, which is consid-
cred the very Ne Plus Ultra of any thing of the
kind which has yet been produced. containing 10
per cent of Ammonia and so per cent of Phosphates
All orders will be promptly attended to.
ADDISON, WALLACE & CO.,
ap14 Alexandra, Va.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-28

that the MERCURY for April Both, 1859, will be
excellent number for subscribers to date their SUBJ
scriptions from:
TERMS, cash in advance, Two dollars per annum.
Three copies for Five dollars; Five copies, Eight
dollars; Eight copies, Twelve dollars, with gratis
copy extra for the getter up of the Club. Address
CALDWELL, SOUTIfWORTH & WHITNEY,
Proprjetors New York Mercury,
ap 21-3t % SPRUCE ST., New YoRK Cry.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-28

I'm IN cALyERT COUNTY, I'm
I.Al Two Splendid Farms. H.lAa
Situations very healthy and land rich, and i'm
provements good. For particulars, write to
T. j. HELEN s. CO., Baltimore,
NH 24-3m Real Estate Agents.
LAND FOR SALE.
THE undersigned offers for sale on accomn,oda-
Il ting terms, his FARM which he resides,
lying in Naniemoy. Charles county, within three
miles Of the Potomac, near the road leading from
Hill Top TO Buds Notwithstanding
I63 ACRES,
c. more or less. The improvements
a 5Tf.ts e are comfortable DWELLING
iTiI,s a 80 En- HOUSE and all necessary Out
zE=z==zss@z Buildings in thorough repair
There is on this land large quantity Of
OAK WOOD e. TIMBER
Any one in want Of small Farm would find this
a good bargain.----
Letters addressed to me, Doncaster, Nd, will
meet attention.
J. P GILROY.
March 10, 1S59-6t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-28
NEW GOODS:
g M. PADGETT & CO.. arc receiving their
-. fresh supply Of
Sprine and Summer Goods

which have been selected with much care TO meet
the wants of their customers. Their stock is now
larger than it has ever been, and the goods will be
sold upon the usual terms as low as they can be
purchased elsewhere. 1t is deemed unnecessary
to enumerate the different kinds of goods now in
store; suffice it to say, their stock is full and ui-
surpassed in any other country store. . :: -
Port Tobacco, March II, 1859.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-28

u AEON Prime Shoulder Bacon, for sale by
- apl4 WIN BOSWELL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-28

ROB1Na EDGES-A lot comprising many new
ID patterns, just opened and for sale by
apl4 i VIM BOSWELL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-28

EUNs.-A few very superior double-barrel BIRD
" and Duck Guns; together with general as.
sortment of Sporting Apparatus-iust received and
for sale by WIN. BOSWELL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-28

PLANTERS LINEN-Just received and for
Il sale by VIM BOSWELL.
Doors e. SHOES-Baltimore City-made-
- ap Ia For sale by WIN BOSWELL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-28

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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-28
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1859-04-28
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-02
FRENCH EXPLANATIONS OF THE TERMS OF
THE TREATY


comparison Of the despatch by which the Emperor
Napoleon made known Of peace adopted al Villa
frarca with that by winch the Emperor OF Anst'a COM
mnpca led the event TO bis subjects gives COM
pete idea Of the stpuatnns made by the Two 6ovregns
While Informing thst Austria is 10 retain Nenets the
French despatch did not Indicate what would be
the new frontier between Piedmont and Austria
The Austrian despatch the line of TIE Mircio,
aphct removes all nosyatsy 10 che fs Of PeSchierd
and Nqnt,ld ohich remain The hands Of Austria The
French despacn said nothing about tue duches and the
Emperor proclamation TO the army Of 1Eaiy only al
luded TO speaking OF the governments which had
their possessions The Austrian despatch expressly
restoration of soveregps Of Tuscany
Modepa The dspath doe: mention the Duceess Regent
Cf Pdrsa0 but 1t appears to much less p.oo Able
that she not included IN this general restoration,
that OF all the sovereigps reeored the Duchess Rsgeat
the who will experience the least embarrassment In
again meeting her people Lastly. the Austrian despatch
docs represent the establishment Of confederation
npshed fact but merely states tia. Austria cg-ees
NTH Frcnce promoting tn. formation of Ldian Con-
federation That stipulation thus becomes perfectly intel
CHILE for suggests that the assent OF the States which
into the proposed confederation will be ap
Piled for that they cannot be regarded oedntvey
engaged by arrangements which they have hitherto mad
opinion Of great humber Of persons tina. there will be
Congress- that Europe will no. be called to give
opinion bases adopted at vlarancs, there s.
main great number Of questions TO be solved between
Austra and France the hsns, and certain Italian
sovereyus the other But that is work which the
of Europe, If such be their pleasure, may very pro-
perly LEAVE TO the parties oho signed The rrelmn1rte al
Viafrancd, and Idiy Uhose reorganization they hare
undertaken together.
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OPINIONS OF THE PARIS PRESS.
lFron the PAria Upivers Church orEanl LILLY lh

ASA' VIZ "aA1 o"' .Sto \"Aei' "i6HoJt
The retirement Of this Minister (Cavour), who for 80
meny years kept Piedmont in conflict with Rome, and
who, in these latter times, actively omensd the
recton Of Bologna will be received with joy by ell well
thinking persons NJ Cavour cam however, console him
self with the reRrete OF The revolutonsts. His resgna
ton shows better than anything that could have
said what the real object bearing treaty of
concluded the Emperor OF the French and
The Emperor Of Austria To do justice TO NJ Cavour it
nuet be sad that he played mis- part the end with
vellous obssinscy, as the following the terms in
in Tuscany:ro the Roy al Commissioner at Florence-
The King In making known the armsce, which 10 pure
~ military concluded to the 18th August recommends
and earnestly prays that energetic measures may be
adopted Tor increasing the army"
From the Paris PAtrie, July 1871
No one is moro happy than VIC are at the return OF
peace If does not realize alhat expected dsap.
points many representations which from the ars We con-
radcted and admit that doea much for ths noble
caute Of Italian independence. We among thoee who
could have wished t, see yenctia, we'll Lombardy
delivered from Austria; Vencs which thrilled with the
came hopes as Milan on seeing the French flag in the
Adrac aso deserved TO be restored 20 the natural con-
cihon OF her national existence But that point the
prelmnsries Of peace signed at vlaranca do not 70 90
lar NJ our wishes and hopes. However, we admit
that the situation OF Venetia 10 about to be completely
changed instead Of Austrian province which abe WINS
che becomes according TO the proclamation OF the Empe
ror, an Italian under the sceptre OF Austria Il
well understood that such she will receive special
constitution. But veneta recover her absolute
independence she makes part OF the Confederation,
which will extend from the Alps 10 the Adriatc, and TO
Sicily.
Only two days ago tho Unxrs declared that the forma
lion OF an Italian Confederation, into which the Pope
ahopi enter, was completely mpossible declared that
the Pope was not Italian prince, and that ne would
else Of his power That opinion has however, received
striking contradiction and that journal mas since ad
med with good grace that has been peaen on tnat
point. Now, II that journal s beaten, liberal ideas ri
umph Thus though the evident result Of the preimna
reD Of peace signed ut varanca will be to replace In the
Italian ducbes the princes who retired before che Italian
mi ther STATES AuHT11u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-02
AN AUSTRIAN VERSION OF THE TREATY.


Vienna (July 49, correspondence Of London rnes.l
My letter Of yesterday calculated 70 give you cor
rect idea Of the rapidly with which events have succeed
ed each other during the last three days. and also Of ne
ignorance Of the Vienna authorities OF the nature OF eo
business which being transacted II vilafraocA On
Monday official Information given 70 more tnan one
member OF the diplomats corps that the armstice w
purely and simply military measure, ana tue sAn'' -
surance Was given to me yesterday at noon. Nd
An hour later that the prelminares OF pesce mn
been aligned arrived from Verons, and during the ngo'
the following official despatch was receved'-
According authentic advces from vsrons se prs'm,-
porc 81 p psss :. ta me ioosns S.sss
soh .overegns viii favor NE Oh IN q, az a.
he vsolo ysssns tic Venssu provinces Win Pescnlsr
ne s;s Gran. s1a DsS and he Duke
to their states full snI 70 90 granted 70 me persons
Such 10 the information which the government has
unicsted to the nation, but some other spuations
made vlaranca. II agreed that the Pops should
be the President OF the and the emperor
Francis Joseph promised TO do al in his power 70 per-
suade bis Holiness 70 agree 10 the seCuariZat0n OF the
domains OF the Church. This Last piece Of Information
may sppear apocryphal, but acquired at excel
lent source, and doubtless will prove be correct In
1861 ,oeE knon at Rome that LOUIS Napoleon had
fomed pa~ for CONFEDERATION u the lalian S,a and
memory Then neU, the fofs 10 be Presuient Of the
Iaiian Confederation, but the erscupe pecer ua to be in
the hands of Sardinia The idea secularz OF
the domains OF the Church 10 OF 70
appears to that Austria has 70 congratulate
herself on being able to obtain peace such terms but
the nsto0 and more particularly the military part OF IT,
is extremely dssa:sfed with the results Of tire Viarancs
conference Information has been received from Verona
that both officers and men greatly depressed they
had ddentiy expected have opportunity Of
balalcng accounts win the Allies Had the lasted
Till the fall of the year. 10 poesble probable,
that the Emperor lost Veneia veil LON
hardy but il is uudenabe fact thai the Austrian army
has almost recovered s original strength ana oonddence
During the nrsi few Gays after the battle Of Serac Tue
troops much cast Gown, but they recovered their
spirits when Of their commanders we're removed
and powerful requirements arrived IN the camp.
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Emperor Napoleon announced to King Victor Emanuel
The terms of treaty Of VAtanca, he said Has your
Majesty any observation 70 mskeP"
The King, understanding II the situation, replied
by the question, " Has your NAesty anything add
The two soverelgns bowed and parted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-02
OPINIONS OF THE BRITISH PRESS.

from the LOndon Ec0n0mBt, July 10
Preminarics Of peace have been signed, and the Ia
liam war Ia pominaliy The funds have reen both
here and in France there is general jubilee OF ad
ton and rejoicing men throw ny ther cap, emor2ca
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COUNT CAVOUR'S RESIGNATION-HIS OFF
CIAL ANTECEDENTS AND PRESENT pos

From the London News Revolutionary orgau) July 1s
The resignation Of Count Cavour at the present critic
juncure OF Italian affairs ID act the necessity of whp
all true lovers of wise and temperate progress mu
deeply regret. Yet there will hardly be found, we 81
pect one amongst them TO question the propre,y snd
nifty Of the STEP For seven years tina. nstrous state
man has been emphaacaliy the hope Of his couptr
Balbo, and Giobert and Massimo d'Azegio, each in
turn, played his part usefully and veil and Piedmont
notforgeul or ungratefnl. But without any dsparss
ment 70 their respective merits and virtues,
must be owned that Count Cavour was tho d.
constitutional Minister In Italy who successfully Q
serted IN his own person aud character the claim
his country to be heard free equal In the conuc
Of Europe. The courageous counsel given by him
King aud Parliament 10 join France and England In
Crimean war, and the not less courageous voice OF
monsrance raised by him in the Congress Of Paris
state OF Italy cannot be effaced from the memories
men. Whether approving or Disappearing OF his 70
sighted daring and disc plned enthusiasm for the
Laton OF his race, every generous mind on this side
the Alps, or on the otber has learned TO regard It
remarkable man az the potent improvisation Of
that is most hopeful and most worthy Of admratt
and trust III Itay. That such . man should for o.
transient purpose, or any expediency OF the hour,
furnished or compromised would be an immitgable ev
Errors any man may commit without losing pcrmane
reputation. Faults Of temper discretion every nj
Of strong, earnest, vehement nature Is liable
fall into The world laughs at tho bundor,
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II. To-
oeved himself irreparaby. We do moi think vet not
Haiy uin be Ausbi1's and the Popes We az. svy. Il
uiu not be Nopoleon's. II were certain Of Implicit
Obedience, on our own responsibility, the only
No pretended acquescence false vote for an
fa,se object but reliance their holy ami ind,m
table cause and trust in themselves hereafter at their
own chosen time, 10 vindicate IT, Tfreh repression onthe
part Of France and Austria Necessary to Keep Ky docn
there is yet public opinion in Europe that wiu wax
moral fmce tia, wiU triumph. 1t Is simply impossible
face OF the world constitute himself toe OF ty
ranpy or suBer Austria to be So Impossible Ia the same
eense as to build house OF sand 1t stand while no,
breath OF air strs and only for that time. Lord J,hp
RUSSELL the part of the British government SPEAKS
with the digni1ed retcence tina. becomes niu He al
most seems to entertain the view that II the Emperor
party STATE or people there need that Europe should
cucumber i1ef by joining in the treaty Our liberia
mnRtry and the britl.h people banked OF the one
nope 'psy ihougeo-toS Austria would be driven
iMy' Ahe emperor remfps acknowledged master.
From the London Observer, July 1911
The arrangement 10 utterly unjust and
that can never last II s doustfu even II II can ever
oe sfNa IN "oikns ofder according to The designs Of
the Pope demands more troops Austria nas handed over
Lcmbardy (bsrrDg the ortreeses to Nappeon who has
bestowed II upon the saroinah King But the people Of
have handed themselves over 70 the sauna destnat,on
Who will gainsay the g Will the Ans,rans return 70
their game Of butchery in Bologna ana RomagnaS viii
the French army, who have been led to glorious v,tory
in the fed executioneis In Tuscany and Motens
impose Austrian archdukes upon the people who have
driven them out In the presence OF these soldiers
France? Truly so not be all plain sailing With the tw
imperial consrara7x There are too HUNDRED thousand
Idlians nom ,ot in heir hands Are they 10 be
drsgooned subsection by the power that called them
into The fed9 Perhaps the most serious objection TO the
20 called settlement that settles nothing. and tina,
Italy left by this incomplete and unsatisfactory arrange
menl more nseed and dangerous TO the peace OF Europe
'nsn eye xas b,.a.c l. Is but p:;r coasoA:.oa Tor