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New-York tribune., 1868-03-07
Sutton Sails Of Seal Gstat,.

CfNNbAoH oSaUs W cett'h
Ply JOHNSON g. MILLER
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
g.e.., Store. i. s:s,: "a ,;',a:.
changed Loans nesoas!sG Auction saea stocks Furniture he'e sc
At O'Clock at ExcASGE S1LESRooNs No. III Broadway
TE eeEaT sAlE ,IR q Or TIM TS SSy sE,SoS
GRANp SASSsiT ,6 STREET BonLkyARD on cAE y
r, sale will aaor tns Ssst 9pposPi ever e; offered % in
SACKErr STREEr GEAND BouLEvARDj northeast Of
6sGRHw STREET south east corner o. Roger. avenue lots
PRESIDENT STEEET (BOuleyaU north SIDE 200 feet west Of
rNloN sTREET south side in rear above lot, asrloo
CARRoLL STREET sooth side in rear Of above. lots.
sACKkTT STREET GInd Boulevard commencing northeast
UNION SrREET Buffalo avenue beginning northeast north
sAcEETT StiEET sai Iieais,s;. commencing 'ouths,
UTICA AVENUE west side eae mont between Crown and Mont
S1CkETT STREET Grand Boulevard commencing northwest
eo,ne. Of BgS,l2 9ysgge thence vest lots ,
sACKgfr STREET Grand Bouerari southwest Of Buffalo
The remainder Of The 900 located the immediate vicinity Of
invited call the ohee aud Of sh' great sale on and
after Aarch4
M2oeocL at EsGha9ss S,e;5Sa% No. IN Br0iiTlr n y
POSITIVE PARTITION SALE
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY on BROADWAY Late South
Serenthstl
Also number OF VALUABLE SIXTEENTH ard NINETEENTH
WARD LOTS in FISE LOCATIONS.
BROADWAY ate South SeyenthSt souh side 100 feet east Of
Fourh valuable lots and frame house,. The most desirable bus
oca the Eastern District Admirably adapted for pabhe
building irstcss
SOUTH POURTH-ST 2 feet Of Third st. dn lots and
tWo.siOry frame house
BROADWAY - feet Of Eghthst very desirable lots
SOUTH PIFrHSr., ms, 2j O. r. Of l2th-st 5 lots
HENESST s. e.. Zl9 Il. .. Of Lee ayeJ choice lots
PENN ST, n. -, 203 4. p. OF Ler-ave. Z lots
HOOkBRSr.. r. s.. lS6 q. " OF Bediorlare.. lots
PENN ST and MARCY AVE, .. corner, lots
DlNISlONANk, s. T.. junction Of kespst, lots
bARCf-ANR aud KEAPSr.. r lots
MAkCl-AVK aud kkAPSI.,S. 8. corner, o lots.
HEWESST between Lee and MaCyares, block as Lee
~. church. lots.
Terms Maps at oaee. No p Eassansi. n. Y.
Also 81 the time and place GrahaaT Railroad 100 feet
south oi frotsL. 2 desirable lots, 2iIl0J.
Mrcyave aud keaps; W. valuable lots; cellars dug ready
60 be- built
Terms Maps Office. No 25 Eassau-s,.
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SUPREME COUNT City. and ..5.!.a County q p

OUPREME COURT, City and COunty OF
y Nev.York WILLIAM II. PARsoSs and ARTHus W. PAs- M
SONS Junior Plaintiffs sgsst HORACE j. PERRIN, LEWIS PER
Rim DAVIS PERRIN. DsendanSunnons for Money DenAo4
Contract Sel sboyenamd Defendants and
them Yon the
plant IN this son the ofee % the Cierk Of tb~
above named Court Hall the Cy Of New York and Ca
90 the said complaint on the sabscne
No O. Wall the said city within twent days amer
the Of such services
fa the said complaint within the time Aforesaid The
DrnTs Judgment for th, OF
hundred yegh 50 100 dollars with interest n he S
thousand hundred Ihye besides Tue oss
and disbursements Of acion-Dsed January 3s 1868
MAN & PARSONS, Plaluihs AtonsY~
No New fOrk
The complaint entitled action fled Ia hs once o. tl
CLERK the aud ofNe~ foyk Al The CJ nan he eN 7"
New York the llth DAY Of February lso, ,,,., a..
F92 laNGwS MAN PAhSoNn rhhu1s atDI1elS
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9urs,s, 6arriag,s, &r,

Sursts, 6arrias,s &f,
AT OUR OWN HORSE AUCTION MART,
~ No. III East Thrteebth.st. Fonrth-sye
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSkLL
Late Miner l. SOmervilesD
sales OF Horses Carriages Wagons Harness aud eyerhiaS
iB tue horse line TUESDAY AMI FRDAi.
Mssrs JOHNSTON VAN TASSEL ndtat the head Of the korss
1nct on eI No jockeyng doubedesng kTey
psry doing business with upon the street and impartial
justice BTerybug 10 the horse line r private sale AZ shoe onees
CIT1 AUCTION MART, Broadway and
~ Thrtyuinths-J. J. HENRY. AuctioBrer Regular OF
Hore Carrages SleEh. Harness. Robes Blankets Whips &c &C.,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY At III O'Clock There Es
No soant of
the above articles aNaFs hand al Pnsts
sale a. auction prices gumens respectfully solicited
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07
2rookIum 2tal Gstat, Tor SuIt.
FACTS ABOUT REAL ESTATE |,

BROOKLYN.
No better evidence of the advance Of props-r Brook
needed thaa furnished by the recorded transfers Tue Registers
Ohre
Ia Fehlrv the number of BROOKLYN as.513.
IN fehuarv the number Of transfers IN N.giork
Iis @ cAies rs conclusion Tie larger Of the heN orr
transfers does not Neken Us force for coend hf Brookn
f AZ FAR less eos than al the comforts co,sezeaee ai
uIle metropolitan life thus asorng great advantages whether 70
persons Of wealth ~ Of moderste means.
s; The following facts about the City Of Brooklyn be horne a d
First has toe water Of any city 90 the State ani sever
failing supply.
Second 1t has tbe best system Of sewerage tbs eogatr.
Third. IL hss eTceleut street railroads
Fourth peTiectng Park, under the sperltellenrr o tl
ludspe arcIees wh, planned Central PARK Which VIII De s
eItent and surprising beiaIy.
increases half a. rapidly
fl It's population doubles dc1de While rs sister c o'H
FOR SALE
BROWN STONE DWELLINGS from. 81 900 TO s%o'OUo'
BRICK DWELLINGS fron..............5,5OO 9" II'ooo
FRAME DWELLINGS, from.............2 2OOO 10 Ds -o,
STORE PROPERTY OK FULTON AND OIhhh A'
TENEMENT PROPERTY ,.,,., roTs
Also for sale Mans of Prospect Park Apply ~
Il. ". POTTER Real Estate Afrrli'tv avg
No Dos (od uumher), ~ Il 4 1SH,,vf 90 !, W.
Opposite Flatbnsn-agr blOD""i'.-
DROSPECT PARK. ,.. lots ,o-,., o,
one Thousand nine hundred dollars each for tour e &
auIS SirtHar. Br,okyn Union 81 y ll'
IIghis 10 PARK The price named y per 'eH' ~ 'S ~
ir The market a. rorSpy M 10 Na,sar-.f \ Y
dhH EnO -THREE-STOR1 BASEMENT
IA Id y and tUO-stOry SHOF ~ BroSYn, tai
~, T., : 01 pr year; great bargain I'd BEAN fHnepA No
IS
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07

> &c ag JOHN AOREAU 6c-In pursnaucs the Judgment
herein February 1869 will sell al at the kEshsogs
Saesroom III Broadway Newlok. by James NJ Miller Aue
seventh day Of April 1853 Al Y O'clock The two
LAND with the BUILDINGS thereon In the CITY %
which together bounded esy front bJ tho
Bowery norbery ude by BAyans westerly the by
ground formerly so0her tue other
ground also formerly belonging o the said Jonas Mapes eoaan-
ng together breadth front feet inches an the
ioTtynBe inches length n0hery side aloag
seyentyGv feet she outheTy side seenbT.
also the privilege bung against the aide sat
dwelling souhe side OF said premises. aud Of uaE
places built the said side wall bat not IL
nure together with the hame1t aud spPa
tenances belonging NewYo 2t February 1861
d. HAWLEI. Referee.
P2g law6wS CHAS B. HART Pla Atty. No 1871 Broad-su
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07
3,sal autit,s.
IRENE COURT-CITY AND COUNTY

CUPREME COURT-CITY AND COUNTY
- or NkW-N0RK-Lvmsn Densou and hdNsni = Daniorh
AIT HeurT ndusy and Prrsdeu Trustee ani D
The Guyandotte Land Company Willard Parker individually,
Land COMPANY Peter hchatn
dusy snd Director Of The Gulandoie Land Company Hear L.
COhea Carpenter Waon Webb Hannah Brdge
Ann Bridge AeIander CotheA Robert J. Walker. william T.
Riggs eury Wilson Philip PreueAn Thoms Mason Chsr-
NJ. Bridge George Boe Henry l. Webb william Ssbbi9s
Thons Price Richard Jordan Es Merriam Jonathan Hunt pardC
Barter Thomas Drake Heu L. Cihrs Trustee.
Barry Wotiou David Lines Isase Bell stephen X
Hogeboom Lyman w. Gilbert William COtbeal Sarah b. Hs Jmes
bridge Samuel NJ Osgood Sophia ReiBgon Anne
Balcombe W Bnu who has survived Hdnuud Blunt James
Fletcher Harper Joseph W Harper Caroas O.
Barlow Administrative o. hgar BsIoS AudreN Norsood "A
Benjamin. Jslnsdg J. NJ steed Administrator ot
IoJah seed William B. Of Schuye LyiBgsos.
ReleL-Com not serIo the Dendans-
required he complaint this
Sled the or Of the Clerk Of the CITY and Couat
uf February 1903 and 10 OF
said complaint the Subscribers their ohee No
Exchange Place city Of within twenty days ae the
service hereof the day and fail 10
the ssd complaint within the time Aforesaid the plaintiffs this
tc,ioa will apply relief demanded 10 the complaint
~ laW6sS ALEXANDER GREEN, PLAINTIFF Attorneys
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07

Lots Farms Property bough. and sold Public
Private Sale Special attention to ETeruop and Referees Sales
BY \ sTAPLzs Co. Auciioneers Concord Mass
COURTHOUSE, DWELLING-H0USE
FRIDAY hsreh IL 1853 at O'Clock the premises in Concord
Public square within hall mile 0the ftchhurg Railroad
station aud B miles from Boston will be sold at public Auction fol-
The Court House nearly wooden building 75i5 m three so
high with slated copper cutters thoroughly built and excel
large and sire the
sAWay each end ball priJ n and four anooms m
aud four and attic above IL stands on
laid with shade and ornamental
surrounded by fence with granite ounia
very desirable property for institution school or sum
private residence.
The Dwelling house known County occupied by Samuel
Staples esq fronting the Court House large. wellblt square
containing tNeye rooms good cellar aud wood
shed In good repair and desirable every The
excellent land set out With fruit trees
uuaE grapes Ge and has good barn JIIJ m nearly new aud
The Jail an sneen stone structure three stories high
by brick wall about nine IN hight With stone Gaping
will be sold down snd within and
perch split granite large amount Of ron
wooden roof gables and from % 900 TO 5O
worthy Atteaon OF builders and stone eonaeor' Sale
Terms 500 cash sale each building bsiuee liberal
the By order OF the Town Committee
Ehhug Boston Concord % and II
arriving Concord 1870 and Il leave for Boston al SlO anu eJ
Concord. Feb ~. 1903
GILBERT & Co., j. 5. Clark, Auctioneer, will
~ SELL premises y o'clock Of
Bedford Weschestsr County from Bedford station Harlem K
with farm barns carriage an aou
SLED; all good order three orchards
plenty small fruits Th m viii be sold IN par
together the
iuK utensils household furniture will he offered This valuable
farm eisy SerYork City via Harlem X Parties
attending will 1nd easEe. waiting al Bedford station fo u
Le and Aaconsers HI Real Rae Exchange No s5
Sec0ldive, cor fity-hrsisL
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9uttIs.
SuarN ano guums.


GUNNER BOARD at Sing Sing, on the tiud-
- son-ouse the the village. commands,
thirty miles in ertent sheen minutes walk 70 depot or do.
steamboats, 20 snt from Neslok dS H1
ao. privilege furnishing their TO families uhng 10 stay
deiucton in board Apply 20 j. kMNONS.
ir, No. 90 BeekmEnsi. thrst nooTl.
I MONR0E-ST., corner of Catlarlne-st.-
BOARD gentleman and wife and 'iHsle gentlemen
o. FOR SINGLE ROOMS, with BOARD
% without ~ snd upward Board sad Room W Che DAY.
81 80 nd Isigng S at the DUPONT HOUSE No 100 hHd'oase
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6ountrp RtaI Gstat, fur saI,.
MALLORY, BLACKWELL & Co..
WI Nos * a,A TrpEprV
SING sINa

W. ,, Nos D5 aud 81 LfBBRTihT.
f,fovfur COUNTRY RRSIDFNCFS N
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07

ITO LET-In East Thirty-eghth- ST., near Mad
onaye nllfbasement HOUSE llfaislrl ts9O per
rOuth TO strictly private family. Apply to HOMER hOR pN
ul4l 30 rhr-sH
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07

rI,O LEASE-A Chance Seldom Offered-One
othe on Storage WAREHOUSES; and the eas loeitoa & .s
r established aud doiug splendid business the buans E
sn proo will be leased responsible parties only Address
MARTIN Tnbuae Ohice.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07
NOR SALE-A new and splendid MANSION

Chestnut Philadelphia l0 fee, from Phdelhs County ns'
Montgury Couutt and subject only to small school tar hA
hung with back buug hot and cold water AMI All
80 by 200 grade go feet above tide
level all and NmmaTsh valley Is
g5 minutes ride f0m Sateonse Chesnuist
ira. the
At,r-t. NM. WRIGHT.
Ne 85s North Seyenb~t.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07

JNO LEASE ACRES, old fashioned HOUSE f;
L II good fruit Railway, s6oo - al, p..,-,,
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07

HOUSEKEEPERS will he SUPPLIED, and
the week month ior CARPETS
EITURR BIDDING MIRRORS rIAEOS SC, al BkhDALL Cos,
coz Of Csaal aud ulisoa sls. NeW.York
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07

EOR SALE-Beautiful little COUNTRY
ioukers asd TarytOWu Apply "a
MOTT L TO. No 80 Nalst. basement
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07

1T = "
beautiful CORNER u-iry with cottage eight
rsou cssfs house plenty fruit shade. 4c fronting the yer
Pnc can remain for three years AppH TO r. X
X On n
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07

pO LET-The three upper FLOORS Canal,
corner OF wOcs,srsts 12I72 feet desirable Tor business OF
light manufacturing purposes lighted by eleven windows on sao
has Ea eTosoH water and hotNay Apply the seA Rent
O1O
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07

EOR SALE-ln a healthy neighbOrhOOd,
.ui VILLA situated and having hue view o.
ride railroad from New York The
containing the modern Improvements tNase iud gas
haru AID house with y acres oi ground
t,,y laid ou in lawn and garden There abundance
rut photograph d Loue and garden with plan Of
toe be- had br ggIug u MI ChAN HYATT
4. y L.. I.umA d
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07

TTO LET-BROADWAY STOKE, No. 66l ;
e 25t0O Also the kurstory aud Basement STORE No 1913
Mercers z5,5 will be let separately 60 ore tenant Kent Ion"
Apply 10 WM L. BURKE. No. 40 Broad~aF
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07

LOTS Brookn Farm Of 20 acres With house barn aud
orchard three miles from the beautiful town Of Amherst
College. ceebraied Agricultural Pm Of Msa
chusst within miles of Northampton There
handsome spot all Aes ksgAnd Apply to NM NJ JONES, No
M Wa-rst.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07

T0 LET-A three-stOry brick HOUSE and
Il STORE about 80 feet by No 251 Courts situated
blocks Cours suitable o Upholstery or ttsr
ware Apply TO H. STEVENSON. No. 2jj Gou-tst.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07

NONKERS.-Every variety of improved and
ulhPro. PROPERTY for SALE and LET the charming
village ouT hour elegant aud
Hudson A. H. W. BAsFORDs ionksr. Real EstAt.
EIrhA
New-York tribune., 1868-03-07
NOR SALE, At South NOrwalk, COnn., a ne7

HOUSE haVug s the noiern .mpro'emehts CAge House on
The situation commands magnificent view OF Long m
surrounding within u minutes walk Of The
Depot aud from NeNors dAUT VIII e sold ~ very
n p A. FERRIS 60. Nos lbJ H5 and
the Rev r. q AUSTIN south Norwsk Conn
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-16
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to the Judges
County, in accordance with the requirements
will be an Election on the FIRST TUESDAY
AFTER THE FIRST MONDAY, being the
THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1868,
for Seven Electors for President and Vice Pre-
sident of the United States, and also for Re-
preventative in the Congress Of the United
States from the Fifth Congressional District of
the State of Maryland-in the several Election
Districts of Charles County, as follows: p
In the First Election District, at Port To-
bacco.
In the Second Election District, at Hilltop.
In the Third Election District, at the Cross
Roads.
In the Fourth Election District, at Allen
Fresh.
In the Fifth Election District, at Harris
Lot.
In the Sixth Election District, at Middle
town.
In the Seventh Election District, at Pomon-
key Post Office.
In the Eighth Election District, at Bryan.
town. T.
In the Ninth Election District, at Patuxent
City. a.a~
The polls will be opened at nine o'clock in
the morning and closed at six o'clock in the
evening. Y..1 5 81 -
The Judges of the several Election Districts
are requested to make their returns on Thurs
day, the 9Th, following the election. ~.
WILLIAM NJ. NORRIS,
~ Sheriff of Charles County.
Oct 9, 1s6s-te -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-16

tleman, remitted back to be people. Is the
gentleman answered ?lf
All this talk aboutf1e law having been
passed by less than lority of the register
ed voters, is sheer nos Sc. The gentleman
is evidently trying bolster up weak
cause. Are voters evegoverned by parlia.
mentary rules? WhatSgnifies quorum to
them The law wasdilled by less than a
majority of the registeravoters in St. Mary's.
All right then! The Tai was passed here by
less than majority of be registered voters.
All wrong! Whose OK vas gored ? There
in lies the difference.
The Constitution dos not authorize the
levying poll tax uponthe people, but con-
sders it grievous and oppressive. Yet fines,
duties or tares may prperly and justly be
imposed or laid for the pod government and
benefit Of the community. This, think, is
the language of the Constitution, and this new
road law is made in ISSUANCE thereof, sub
stantiated and shielded by this very clause.
CONSUMPTION, coercion AID confiscation he al
leges is contrary to the bitter and spirit of the
Constitution. Wis the gentleman ever con-
scripted for the jury and coerced to serve
upon it, If b, had refused, would there
have been no penalties-uo coming down
with the "stamps"-no coniscation
1 think the gentleman, while he is under
taking to reform certain edicts and DEGREES
that to his Caucasian mind may seem to Tic
heavy on the Commonwealth, should probe
deeper, and by the time he comes to what h
considers sound flesh the "body polite" viii
be dead
But, sir, promised to be brief and viii
"double quick" to the end.
For the benefit of your cores ondent,
will state before I close that I am, acting fo
the county in no capacity but that of al
humble citizen, seeking to do my duty 10 my
allotted sphere. l hold no commissions, an
not an engineer or 500 wbipper-in; henc
his spooney illustration has no application
and all his delightful literature is lost, ant
for the sake of coming generations let US b
thankful that it is. tf;..h t--7~9 r.
thank you, Mr.. Editor, for your kind in
diligence, and to your correspondent "No. g.
before bidding him a heart warm, fond ant
final adieu, 1 will say, in the language o
"Brick Pomeroy," friend, "irrigate thy arit
tonsils' with something warm and go to bed
Thou art too feeble now, we opine, to man
age monkeys or children, for they are some
times very worrying. Aged P, adieu !
..s,. POMONKEY.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-16

DY virtue of writ of fier facias, issued out
ID of the Circuit Court for Charles County, at
the suit Of the Maria P. Morton against the
goods and chattles, lands and tenements Of James
Adams, Ann Adams and Elizabeth Adams,
and to me directed, l have seized and taken
in execution all the right, title, claim, interest
and estate, at law and in equity, of the said
James Adams, Ann Adams and Elizabeth
Adams, in and to the following property to wit:
one tract of land, lying and being in Charles
County, containing four hundred and eighty a.
ores, more or less, called ny the name or names
of Mount OIvet, Prior's Cleve, nottingham
Trial, Priors Cleve Resurveyed, and hereby
give notice, that on ....7 l.
Tuesday. the Sd day Of November. 1868,
in the afternoon, at the Court House door, in
Port Tobacco, will offer for sale the said pro.
perty so seized and taken in execution, by pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, for cash.
WILLIAM M. NORRIS, Sheriff.
Oct Is, l86S-ts -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-16
Elaboration to Maryland.

The Department Of Labor and Agricul-
ture, Of which DR.. W. s. Mcpherson is
Superintendent. and Luther NJ. Giddings,
Esq, Assistant Superintendent. is active
y engaged II obtaining employment for
those foreign euigrants who select Mary
land ~ their adopted home. Each YES
seliwith emigrants, as it arrives, is board
ed by DR.. F..W. Bogen. State Agent and
Boarding Officer in the above department..
ana through bis s1ertions quite a fair per
esstsee Of shs inmignpts arriving are in
duoed 10 remain in this State, and as the
greater part of those so remaining pro-
coed to the agricultural districts. where
their services are most required, and, be-
ing tillers of the soil, they are destined to
add materially to the wealtbDand general
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-16

dor the information of all persons concern
IL ed. the following Act Of the Legislature,
passed March Oath, 1865, is published
CHAPTER 1871. -
-AM-AGI- nnah itifina- tha sale of sniritnons or
fermented liquors in the several counties OF
the State on the day of election. -
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted by the General is
senbIy of Maryland, That it shall not be lawful
for the keeper Of any hotel, tavern. store,
drinking establishment, or, any other place
where liquors are sold, or for any person or per-
sons. directly indirectly, to sell, barter, give
or dispose of any spirituous or fermented lie
quors, ale or beer, or intoxicating drinks of any
kind. on the days of election hereafter to be
held in the several counties of this State.
SEC 2. find be it enacted, That any person
violating the provisions Of this Act shall be liza
BILE to indictment by the Grand Jury of the
county where the offence is committed. and
shall, upon conviction before any Judge of any
of the Circuit Courts of this State, be fined a
sum not less than fifty dollars nor more than
one hundred dollars for each and every offence
one half the fine shall be paid the informer,
the other half to the County Commissioners, for
the use of public roads.
WILLIAM NJ MORRIS,
Sheriff Of Charles County.
Oct O. 1S6S-te -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-16
The Elections

So far as returns have been; received,
The elections, On Tuesday last, in the
&ssesof Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and
Nebrasks has, resulted in the success Of
III Radical party by increased majorisies
in iNstbe States on, the general State tick
es:avTn Pennsylvania the Democrats have
Elected eight Congressman and the Re
ppblicsns fifteen. A Democratic gain
qfKe, with one district doubtful. In the
oiy Of Phihdelphia, Daniel NJ. Fox, De-
mocrat. is elected Mayor by majority Of
2,z39 "a al aggregate vote Of 1889.
In Ohio the Radical majority: is estimat-
edito beabout 15.O00,l with, thirteen out
ot<he sisdteeu Congressman. In this,
hSxever, tfe Democrats have made d gain
81 Two rohgressmen4the tenth district
electing H@s,, Democrat. in. place of
xshleyssthe "grsat.Impeacher.' In Ne
braska the returns, 30 far, indicate the
success Of the Radical ticket BY 1900
majorityss In Indiana the Radicals claim
= majority Of FROM 1000 to 10000
Later returns, however, indicate q close
totd. aidzthe result is as yet in doubt
Niblack and Kerr. Democrats. are con-
ceded elected with one other district in
doubt. Fhe result IN tfhesr etutrs 10 gun
eranysngasded, by the Northern Radical
pseshHasr Indicating the certainty Of 'the
triumph Of the Grant and Colfax ticket in
ha& aMsh II.aziaid aes4 OF tisits %2ia :
Ne cannot, however. regard the mat
tssin the light Of such foregone conclu-
sion. !. The gain in members of Congress
in each State show, that the Democratic
.pasty has not fallen of ip the vote but is
oetshs contrary. prepared to make a bet
hrsad more desperate stand in Novem-
Der. In those State elections. too, local
matters tend to divide and weaken the
party from which it will be entirely free
IN the great contest In November. AL
though success in these elections would
56dod5tsdly have given as great prestige
and would have gone far TO insure Us a
eomPlstss victory in November, yet we
cannot see that we cannot. at least. win the
goal By perseverance, and persistent effort.
We hope 30 Democrat will despair. but,
On the contrary. will use greater effort
10 succeed IN the Presidential contest.-
Ndt m hpur ought tcbe lost All is de-
ps1dsngupes work eunesasing work =, =
We hope. then, every Democrat will put
his shoulder to the wheel and work as ar
IDENTIFY and eagerly 90 Il We already had
the prestige ofvictory in eur favor. II
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-16
RACES! RACES!! RACES u!
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THERE will be three days racing over the
/ Bryantown Course, commencing on
WEDNESDAY, the 2Sth instant.
First Days Race, one mile and repeat, for a
splendid Saddle and Bride, worth fifty dollars.
Second Days Race, one mile and repeat, for
Saddle and Bride. c- 1.fEt=--s.
Third Days Race, one mile, for Saddle.
These Races are free for any horse, mare, or
gelding, owned and raised in Charles; St. Ma
ry's and Prince Georges counties.
sample accommodations on the ground,
such as Oysters, Horse Feed, &C. a.
WILLIAM & SAMUEL SMOOT,