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| SEPTRNBRR MEETING
rLEETwoog HssecIAr1oM
MoRRrsASFihAs, H TEsfonf rAfki COUNTY,
rursFPhAIH6 yEPyEsDHS g. sni z AZ AMI
Horse Cars leave narl m bridge on each day OF the
Races every Ten minutes direct for tho ParE.
PREMIUMs. $500
-. FIRST PAY,
81 ruEsDAY, sePPii'fITssEisssSS % o. 1910.
$40 inc sceSSd sCo 70 GSS third G ''' "o'''
~, H. s"mn.Ir Of New YORK, enters oh. IN. Basiaw
4 r@icrson. ofEewton, enters b. m. Lady Hughes.
vssr P'uce' OF Nc" YORK. enters b. m. Enigma,
IL ". circuit enters blk. 2. COntraband, formerly
n I'm Murih Fleetwood Park, enters br. g. James
y 0lgsted PouehK ,cptle enters b. 8. Young Wilkes,
John Rogers, fleetwood Park, enter. br. m. pownal
Henry Myers Pine Plains enters br. q. Ioean.
james Dougrey, Troy enters b. M Fanny Lambert.
Henry Newlsnd, saltwater, enters Dr. Saratoga,
Z SfT Ss Darn y sof G% nSsS Sns
VINO hind foot, stripe on the nose.
wrpN ~ bs.Pp sEPr 2E t.H9G h 1870
For nR{ais st 9'SST sss nc e 5H' n
William lo'llne, @lddctOwn enters b. m. Lady Whit.
I.IIodeR. Sew York enters b. g. Charley Green.
"a. Miller, Pbadelpnls, enters b. m. Mary. =.
John Murphy Fleetwood Park enters br 9. Daniel
J. A Chambers. enters 5. s. Hickory Jack.
Johh hoIhDtcs, New YORK enters or. Y. Capt. GIN.
No. s. TH9 H. Pay a. ,,,sm
10, ,o,.oTr ,i,u ~ shPTEiiBiI;s =. is7o
f0' p eSSSs g i1S nF'' horse
Rdea sSSnS Sn,e c6 sa 6 < Tosx for
n'Ssi say IatehS9 CHieL o....
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Susmtss Noutei.
A Splendid Paper.
nARPER's WEEKLY
FOR THIS WEEK
coyrAtys
FULLPAuE PICTURES OF
THE sURRE SDFR At SEDAN,
TnE LAST MESSAGE.
PEASANTS ATTENDING rnE WOUNDED.
FRENCH PRISONERS
Also. ILLUsTaArioSs Of
1uPERtAL HEADQUARTERS Ar GRAVELoTTH,
A PEASANT BURYfSg PARTY,
WOUNDED FRENCH PRISONERS,
TIE BRITfsH IRoN.CLAO CAPTAIN"
STEAMERS LAID UP At BREMEN,
PLANS OF SEDAN AND SrRAsBoURa,
oNE OF BELLRw's BEST COMICS.
Etc, ETC., etc.
HARPER's WEEKLT
ie also distinguished for is
EDITORIALS.
STORIES.
and general Information. ard s withou, question tho
BEST Ill US rRA TBD PAPER
IN the world.
PRICE, TEN CENTS a CuPy,
FoUR DOLLARS YEAR
The present war being very thoroughly Illustrated
in Harpsrs Weekly by the Best Artists.
-
wil;,Sn rc nis a., I:1 1a Rrs end
Out estra SS ~. Mashins 10 St CIV p' y Li In
In LsdiSs and md, Gents, che best best place IN New
iO'A W O'' O'O" "ILLRR = cos, Union square.
Every GEM ine BcttIe Of Congress Water
DEl0cf o, CHA%BERs VI NEAR BROADWAY.
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q ttursloRs.

ny SPECIAL INQUEST, the fsyorne steam.
ID boat klce'J Hollow, Capt, Jos, sherman, vii
make another e.anl excursioa TO, SeNbursh, Co Il.
Nal, Cold Spring, West Point and IOnkers, Sunday.
Sept IS Leaves Fulton Ferry. NrOoElya, : A. NJ.
ahNtooher st ~ r., $50 AMI Slth 81. n. X, O'Clock
Free owder on BOARD Fare Tor the excursion, 81.
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9sxe. n sheer wore steady a, sa6kc, for ordinary
seya 5oss Vn 9G sGs ss,ysd ard .hs pssSot
rany a. Ieh0l2fc. WIN IlEht welrIitt % re
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8rp aOoOs.

AOiR~' tai hcnnc's and hats, children hats iclt
hats, feathers ana materials
BlNNsS millinery. Gii Broadway, up stairs.
EFINnOLn's ,GG0NHENIHATEn- EXTRACT
~ Bttul l. THE GREAT D'FkETiC
uELhBOI.ps CoNCsSTRi TED ENTRA,I sAR-APAHILLA
Is THE GREAT BLOOD PURltllk
BOth are prepared gCCNrt,ls 20 rules Of Pharmacy
sud Chemistry aud ATE the most active that cru h.
male,
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sitIlslous Aotltss.

{ HRI~TIAN CHuRCH " Grerpqr', Chepe!
on Ath g. between he,orDle nv, and tAlvcr It. ,hC
Rev. Many suumerYile, pastor. The repairs on Tie
audience room having pogre-s2i ~ far A. 10 permit
r"-ulgr services VIII be rrsUued SUNDAY, sent. 10 at
l0A a. 81 and ~ T.. NJ. Sunday School at r. NJ.
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EIGHT PER CENT. GOLD BONDb,
FL 1orssd by
STATE or ALABAMA.

Price, 00 aud accrued iato-cst
Iirs, mortgage bonds issued by the Montgomery
end EnfaRlh Railroad, on anshed road. Issue re-
strioted by law ard sur.onndoi BY guarantees that
render the bonds most desirable investment. The
road il now about to open its valuable connection
with Union Springs, and will bo completed within a
year to EuNula. I,s finances are in excellent condi.
lion, and 1t has daring tho last year been making
tirlactOry net earnings.
We recommend these bonds as a cheap and we'll
scared investment.
GEORGE oPDYKE co, o. Nassau ct.
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Arrived 1HrnsDAY. eopt. 10.
Big G. s. Boy, Cow Ray ,oa'.
m Excelsior k.snnidN IN 60 and pasa
B'Ir Favorite, Uttwrara. sugar moa.sca, and cocoa
Ser JuGl-ta, lICuh Dad BAL.
stores.
Ano, the usual river ana oo1stwicc vcsdn.
SAtLrn-Sieamshrs Lbcsla. Tor b,yerDool; MORO
Castle Havana rvfce, 81. nnmiacUi Yuutn Caroh "a
'harcttoni saratoga, HchNondi thip American
Union, London.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED our.
QuErHsrowS, Sept. ij-Cny o. LiuNrich, New YorF.
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70 ttt"t 'yt.c IN w..et. u O'IooIe'- Essay cd
- ".'n NH'- uie.-idB.
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4frsonal houtts.

pfrsonai Aoutts.
HELMBoLDs EgL tIIhh EXTRACT
Is q certain cure f1r diseases u the ... .......
IL WEAKNESS, FEMALE COMiLAiNfs. GESKRAL
and all diseases OF tie -
URINARY ORG ANS.
MALE OR FINALE
fIcm whatever cause originating and no matter Of
row LONG STANDING.
Diseases of these organs require the use OF a diu
RET O.. no treatment IL submitted 20, CCusumpu IN
OF lnanSN may eNuc. our Flesh ard Blood are
supported r. u thesc ,onrces, AVID the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
and
th ofIO.teIity deHcads uf0J prompt use OF reliable
nELMBOLD's EXTRACT nuCnU,
EtGbistol Upward oiio years, Pre- lgTeihy
II. r. HELNltHrD
DRUGGIST
59i Broadway, New York. and
~ South lLth IT,, rhiadcl rlia, "a,
IkF0RllATION wanted u Ralph 4. Crcssy II N
i banglr Nahe, bf III mother. Address, or call on
a. ~ lkhIVN, be igrt0N u, Conn, Or, AL.islsE i.
DECKER Bricht1n Aa.c.
EPLM I0Lu'S FLIUp E<ruiC1 hucu
Ous proi"rtes, aud Immediate ~ in action.
APPROXIMATION W. ed tNnrrarct staurhnc,sy
Ct cOuu'S IN titCA, n -lsn when ,Grl ct wa
~ M. cay. MANY HAsShH, cor Court ana centre
30, bIouh9u,
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The total amount Of it' First Mortgage Bonds s
$SsGa),0Oo which includes tne 81 T3jODl issued on
the Western Pacific Il, T. The cash value OF its
property " 0pcr O1s htHd,ei millions its capital
stock IL ono hundred millions, All none to be had
le-s than par s prinrcy earnings in it, FIRST year
its ecupomcdund cireinl mann-emcnt--its entire
freedom from floating debt-its sinking fund out OF
tie surplus earnings, which will BE- invested IN It's
own Bonds the fact that 10 is a finished road aud
fully eeupped-all combine to make its bonds full
equal in intrinsic value IN the Bonds OF ia, Govern
meat Itself We do not hesitate TO recommend our
most intimate friends TO fund their Fiye-twenties
and other Governments into these Bonds, and thus
capitalize tie difference OF 10 to ~ Der cent. there
by increasing their income from four and AMI hall
To ssuer per cent, and firmly believe tile ,iuie IL
not far distant when these Bonds will be scarce al
par aud above
The Bonds are dealt "a at the Stock Exchange tie
a. Gov rnment Bonds; the 'oarko price to- day
II ssA to 80 they are ell l0O0s. interest at l,f
ceit. Janusry and Jur, principal and interest both
payable in United States gold com dollar for dollr-
IN the city OF New York.
FISK n BATCH
We receive depofi,s and allow interest thereon,
make cSiiscHoi,s snj 10 general L.nhi, bu.iue-s
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Special nutlt,s.


pHg TING BT rI.Ii. French China
WI. ph,fEY CO, osi De ,dway,
Ct rTi \G III SIN CSS. -Gltcdee CANA TEA
WE DALEY CO., es broadway.
,QuITTIIG BusIAEss.-oOlOred and Gh
China TEA 81 S'F. I HfI CO.. cl broadway
oQuITTyNG ,BuslNE7s. .c9IOrcd and Gii
o'"- 'lNSsS .5f * Xi hls T 20 s Broadway
'N'''' nc" '' W ~ bAiLEY Co, Is. Broadway
n3IIrTING .BusISgss.-snver plated ICE
~ '''''''' VIZ. BAILEY co. 81 Broadway.
QUITTING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FORKS
''' Sr'oSS S11e Is BAILEY S Coz broadway
K4NTrIsG s ,5 DSAss
-QuITTI>G BUsfk EsI,-Cut aud Engraved
'AhIf 'LASs a 'psf SA ff Co. s Broadway
f FS fsf@f4 re Co. I4r 5r SAS FIX
aubTThNG nnSlNEssEs91yyhDr marked
pam "'o's@ GXlLGY CO. 81 Broadway
90 DnoApS s. LA 9HA ini GssSs srnrsr
oy,rs ,o nmrs r RHyie SiS SSS,yA prSSro SETS
second selection, lull as itmeHt. ........ -
SO 9s fgS e r2TS 1 s TG EFT ES srs
SETS, dLhsswARE, GAs. FIXTunks, BK0HzEi
siifaH IA y TahE III 'N'' 'A'i' rANiA
WARSOCK a CO.'S
SEVEN DOLLAR HAT.
The STYLE n ESTABLISHED!
MODEL ELEGANT,!
PRICE JUST RIGUT!N
GET THEM $40 BROADWAY
MODEHN EI.ECTRICITY, sCIENTIFIC.
aly applied edee,t Sueotoinary Snres N Psrllysis
sud L.
WIS POWELL, Electr'elans' l6l East SIN st.
spOOL COTTON -ORRs a McNAUGHT'S.
Cheapest and best imported, for hari and machine
sewing inll a'soTtTnTeRWti vnPp Kynx a, p.a,,..
THE UPRIGHT PATENr TRUNK COM
PANf-N arorooms' Barclay ~
4tEE.lGJIAL cBB9AWxtISSGs
ALABAMA-hSTa e nAo No, ~. Sent Is isi1
Mlss0nKL-tIws No So scot y: 1870.
KENTttEYc yiass 70. i57 se6t Is, ,sN
kss = II z s & b. !' ss % .7o.
. 50 50. 81, i, e. q, g. g. :, e. 81, ss. ,u-.
sent IN the SOo'e anu alsO Royal Havana hostGrcs
OS sOaaw,y ~ Fulton st. ana f %iS row
.... 4ublitahOns. -
Tss Bo on I M
Aho choice Eng'ish. french and Scotch stationery
.-.. AOnsr turmsgnS.
RRAMHALL, DEANE g. co.
DEANEs FRkNCH RANGES AND BRomERs,
For Hotels Restaurants, sc.
e1 aud ~ wai.r st.
G. r. RICHAbht9gbtgSiN i, I sO Goes 10
js and "a Hudson ST., cor Ganal' New York city.
fPg H4aEsTs w shhkFEEFfoA AS a BSSPRIS
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MARINE INrrLLIGENCE.

nfUATrEE ALsASAU-Trts NV.
sun uses. 0 Al sun sets. g % Noon rises m qbf
Hfoff wAfFR-futs nay.
sandy Hoob.R ~ Gov. leland. " SiHeil 9ate... ~
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AmnefmtnfA

Il
" fIonTia, q ADD MANAGER NJ. LESTER wALLAcK.
wv respectfully annogneei that this Theatre will
| rAlt A sy$S G$II E Il !, SEASON.
| ", TfIRoUGH0UT
,ALrEnHTiGoSS.sP 1 %N fScfS2F!'S SS2Mrsrs
eSnyeOletcn nG, with vlgw TO the amusemen and
entirely aadtora@ %sf 2 ss;
10, ,o,n,.,, 4 EEw STAGE
mas Oeen a'd ana ,SseTH w r engagements adopted
he's been pn,lnted gy NJ. ions nfIHIyARp ".
m pG e 9n RSe pride and pleasure
NJ. soHy n7oueaHM.c oNMP NJ. 1SfiS crprrr
Mrr SSvwH Se ME GkffdWEE NJ GTAEIGS 5FFisiR.
NJ NJ. In Z / RIES4GHGN4wyPi, MrTT wiLLiHaSoN.
NJ N HOLLAND. Nr'J VIE NARD.
NJ: y El r 3gSGy NJ. Iii2ss gaggg.
Mrs. JoHSsEFToNN' as, iirY IN fRfN1Y.
NJ: fSSNN!pfk RR.E ICELAND NJ: kk6 d2%RhN CLAYTON.
M hST mMTnsN; ,,,o M,ss Moe0EAcE
10, ID who,e name VIII probooly DO iddci 90 the
EcfTSaoh' 's sEseG?ffR engaged. John cuprrr
SSnrASh IprIRREcroR.......Mr IAs sCiioSBBIsG.
i,ii;.,5: fdfo a Sss
TEo RGSSS ri 2if xSD Fl ~ THOMAS BAKER
the EETPoMp by MI Ss&SS9SSSsSSI!Hf
NFHSaHHAfS fPSISPEESS4ssh
% 4TE o FIAS "a q A., q pESscnorES.
VIII be Sn'r'dans'PTIIinIgT'dh TySEEfsay'
Nuen sSERM TosTTM vs." xf@2ipi'seErxrrv
Mr., AiRERi'S new and exquisite Comedy noy
playing in L0nd0T 2i 4Wo i ROSES entitled
s ai,o In pr,naraton. W. i'0'H''
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BfHI:IED.

ESery Gem S sSbs ,S Of S.nsreS. Water
DEiOF ~ CHAMBERS III NEAR BROADWAY.
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BAHhrNG IND Financial.
HARVEY FfgTN.

"Ah'Eh P"N' HATCH
OFFICE op
FISH a. HATCH
BANKHISs, AND l. .NANCIAL AGENTS OF THE
CENTRAL PACIS1C RAILROAD, AND
ALL Ir5 BRANCHES,
No 3 NASSAU STREET
NEW YoRK, sept II. %
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- Ladic. and Gents. the best place In New
NIlI,RR A co. q, 3 Union suuafs
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"a tbls country Yesterday the little chapel was
literally jammet 4, aud not few Of the assed. lage
we're lgoius, among whom were noticed many who
move In the highest circles. or the Clergy Who
we sanction TO the revival 81 the old rites by tEey
} 'scnic We're the Rev. Fathers Brown, Mines,
acCcok, Noyes, Paine, aud PatknLn. The ritpalis-
tic cerrl men knet durius tbe elti.e service, e1-
tept vlh the Gospel ans being read TIE re
monh- listed fully two hours, were very In
pIes-iye, ana when col .lJdel the sans order Of
procession was observed. an nc ,lvte in advance
bearlaP The As the priests With attendant Hco
i,tS erch side passe In rot OF the altar an made
To.csad ctuufuxi1ns Mass v III be celebrltsl iu
Zoe cEfrtN leresiter at A. NJ every Gay.
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NIAl y 80 t'EtiEAtRE.
- lLtilltL' lnlttWrkI01 ar the srcoud eNasOn,
ltNEltf NIGHlTITIL ~ ~ me- NOTICE,
~ h,'lliEni r1prCuno"au"uus clHpds,
iogl,,r On MIKE tol'ils's famous romantic
IMAM "tfsN M, WIZ"
VIZ Gss% os r. rar Ns Dc tSrs L ,I Bs
i!son, Miss Clara = lrrls Flulv Dav.upott
Kate NewlGn Mrs. Gilbert Linda Die'G Kate
t,nT' q, Nme lc drrnicr, Sc. HArlNEE OF
iMNh ANh WIFE LIVERY SATURDAY at
hafpett Hl". No tic,oie h1uwht OF sold up-
ION the fiicwH = vii h. received n the lonr.
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~ =, RICHARDs0N, Successor 10
~. BENDALE co.
80 and 2Il Hudson ST.. cor Canal, New York CITY.
tURNItURE, CARPETS. AND BEDDINd.
PAYAEN1S WEEKLY AND MONTHLY.
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Wheeler & wii.on NnchipcsS 1.1lt Bresd-
tut EXTRA chlrse. Machines 10 lot j. I. ELLIS.
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THIRD DAY.
No. 9--PURsE OF S2A0D.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBlfs ~. Iq7D
For horses that beat 2!G 81 nrst horse
500 70 the second, $50 to tie third.
Dayd Dlanchari, Boston, ontefs CHI r. License.
meIly Patchcn Chicf
Dan Mace, N. l =. enters b. q. Confluence.
John Nesnitt n. Y, enters b. e. JOIN J. Bradley.
ID fhicT, Long Island, enters b. 0. II. W. Oenet.
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ogy. Late Principal of Female Institute, Sum-
ter, Ala.
Miss Imogene H. Simmons, Piano and Sing
ing. Late Musical Directress State Female Col
lege, Memphis, Tennessee.
Mrs. E. A. Polster, Piano and Guitar
Mrs. Juliet Workman, Vocal Music.
@-For Catalogues, or any information,
address N. G. BROOKS, IL. D.,
Aug ~, 1see-tf President.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-06-03
Koslkoo Cures Scrofula In its Worst Forms.
From A. w. Mills, prominent and well

Koslkoo Cures Scrofula In It's Worst Forms.
From A. w. Mills, prominent and well
9isSzz known merchant of Norfolk, Va.
No. II Main st., Norfolk, Va, Sept. Is, 1869.
DR. LAwRENcE-Dear Sir Your Koskoo has
worked wonders in my family. My daughter
has been sufferer from Scrofula since child
hood. She lost thirty one pieces of bone from
her ankle, several from her arm, besides having
Ulcers in several parts of the body. Whilst in
this condition she commenced taking your Kos
at acted like charm on her; under its use the
ulcers gradually healed, and her general health
greatly improved 1t certainly saved her much
suffering, and perhaps her life. regard Kos
koo specific for all scrofulous affections. Your
KoskoO also cured my wife of dyspepsia, from
which she suffered greatly. She is no,c in better
health thai, she has been IN .tfye gears.
With the highest regards,
spsi.a'I am gratefully yours, &c.,
5sa1sat ~ @71sa6 A. w. MILLS.
Koskoo is endorsed by the best physicians
everywhere. Read the following from DR.. Til
lery, successful practitioner of many years
standing in the Old North State:
Rocky Mount, Edgecombe Co.,
II E.. September 10, 1869.
Dig: j. j.. LAwRENcE-Dear Sir: have used
your Concentrated Fluid Extract of Koskoo in
my practice with tho happiest results. find it
to be p0scerf,A Liver Invigorator, Blood Purifier
and Nervous Tonic. In all diseases of the Liver,
Scrofulous, Syphilitic and Nervous Affections,
1t Is remedy Of immense rGlue; in fact, in almost
every variety of Chronic Diseases its use ia in
cess which you deserve as manufacturer of
reliable medicines, am sir. with much respect,
Your obedient servent,
R.C. TILLERY, MI
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-06-03
NOTICE.

TINE undersigned respectfully informs his
l. friends and the public generally, that he
is now prepared to do all kinds of CARPEN-
TERING. Building and Jobbing contracted
for on the most reasonable terms. All orders
attended to with promptness, and work done
in a neat and workmanlike manner with dis
patch. THOMAS II. SCOTT.
Port Tobacco, Nov H. 1e69-6m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-06-03
Koskoo Cures Chronic Rheumatism,
NORFOLK, Va, Sept. 7, 1862

NORFOLK, v A., sept. 7, i6bJ.
DR. J. J. LAwRENcE-Dear Sir. MY son has
yrceiped much benefit from your ,conde.tsI Kos
koo that Lcannot refrain from expressing my
gratitude. Lhad tried almost everything with
out benefit. believe, in. all sincerity. that your
Koskoo is an INFALABLE remedy for the disease
from which he has suffered, and SO far as l can
learn, has never failed. If you only knew the
immense amount of suffering that he has under
gone, then you could conceiUe the value Of such a
remedy as Koskoo-rHAr SURELY CURES. The
great amount Of good it is now doing among US
b inestlmable.
With much gratitude,
Fam, respectfully yours, Sc,
e.-ss.et 5-5,f Mrs. NJ. E. A. NELSON.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-06-03

EF The Highest Premiums at al the
fairs and exhibitions IF the United States
and Europe. haze been a1ardedsthe Gro.
Der C Boher Seving Machines, and shs
,oork done by them, ,chererer exhibited II
competitions. 'ltn'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-06-03

IF The re,y highest prize. THE
Cross OF THE LEGION or,
HONOR, acas con- erred on the represen-
tative oftte Grover d Baker Sesoiag Ma
chimes. at the Exposition Unive5se1as,
Paris, 1867, thus atteaing their great
superiority over all other Seeing Machines.
je 1s-ly
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-06-03

'hNOBACCO-A prime lot of Smoking and
l. Chewing Tobacco, and also choice ar
ticle Of Cigars, for sale at LACEY'S.