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Ladies' Underwear Dept.
Infants, wear Department.

Infants Wear Department..
AS these goods viii be too much exposed to the
be sold before July 1st- We will therefore offer:
Domestic Chemise.
Tucked Bosom, plain bands, 4Oc.
Tucked Bosom, Cambria Rndle, 45c.
Tucked Bosom, three insertions, 65c to 81.
A few special bargains in fine Chemise, slightly
sOiled, reduced from 81 so 10 Sc.
LonSdale Cambria Chemise, handsomely trimmed
reduced to 95c, 81 10 and 81 p.
BRAwERSI
Good Drawers Hem and Tucks, 25c.
Good Drawers, Embroidered Edge, 40c.
Good Drawers, Embroidered Raihe, Csc.
Insertion and Edge. Sc.
Extra fine quality, beautifully trimmed with Lace
or Hamburg, 81 and upward.
GOwNsi
Good Quality Domestic, Cambria Rufiie, Csc.
Good Quality, Insertion Band, 75c.
GOOD Quality Embroidered Ruffie S5c.
Good Quality Insertion and Embroidered Ruff
Re, 81.
Lonsdaie Cambria Pompadore Yoke. from 81 50
SKIRTsI
Cambria Rufle. Embroidered Edge, COO.
Hamburg Rufiie, 75c.
Cambria Rufle, Torchon Edge CSC.
Hamburg Rufiie and Insertion, reduced from 81 20
TO 81 70.
Lawn Panier Skirts five rufies, reduced to 81 ,.sV
An elegant assortment OF Dressing Sacques and
Corset Covers from 81 upwards.
French Handmade UndergaTments at greatly res
duced prices
Chemises from Csc to S. so.
Gowns from 81 so to IS So
Drawers from 95c 10 81 30.
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Trustees Sale.

10y virtue of the terms OF deed of trust made
ID to me on the 5th day Of March, 1874, by II.
u. Blake and his wife, Sarah Z. Blake, recorded
in the Registers Office Of Shelby county, Tenn, II
Record Book, No. %, page 49s and following, de-
fault having been made IN the payment OF the IL
debtedDess therein secured, a. the request OF the
ben efcisry, win, on
Monday, June &c, Iss2,
sell for cash TO the highest bidder. AT the south
west corner Of Main and Madison streets, city OF
Memphis, Lhe following described zeal estate lying
ana being In Shelby county, Tenn, tO-vFit. Be-
ginning al q stake at the northwest corner Of the
tract Of land here described; running thence south
with the line Of J. N 5snderlin's lJ-acre lot q
or aims and 81 links the Men phis and Ohio Pal
road; thence southwest with said road Cos links
q stake; thence west 81 chains and links with J.
y Hanson line 70 q stake; thence north with A.
F. Sandsrlin'E line = chains aud 50 links 70 a
stake: thence east with J. N sanderiin's line 81
% I4lO0 acres. Equity Of REDEMPTION waived and
title believed 70 oe perfect. but sell and convey
only as trustee. Memphis, May %, 1852
L. D. MULLINS, JK-, Trustee
Clspp Beayd, Attorneys.
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For pumps, pipes and we'll points 90 TO
]. 4. Bailey's, 295 Second street.
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THE ABERDEEN.

EUROPEAN PLAN,
BROADWAY AND zIsf STREET. n. T.
Select Family Hotel. with Elevator, 100 very
choice rooms, single and en- suite hot ADD cold
water baths. etc For families the location is IN
surpassed In the immediate vicinity of the lead
ing stores, pisces of amusement and Madison
Park. Accessible TO horse-car and omnibus lines
to all parts of the city.
c. Z. KING. W FOSTER
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Cbanxe az Ioui.vt,Ie.
No Change AT IropdaIe

LOUISVILLE, June 3.-Nothing new was
developed in the iron-workers strike in this
city to-day, and everything is quiet.
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On Saturday, june 10. 1852,

for the purpose of selecting Delegates to the GU
berpatOrial Convention TO be held in Nashville on
Tuesday, June 20, 1882. Every Democratic voter IS
entitled and specially urged to take part in elect
ing these delegates. The election of delegates in
held at their several voting places between the
hours of and O'Clock pm, and ia the Taxing
District the delegates will be chosen by a mass
meeting of the Democracy from all the Wards,
hn1r
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SUMMER BY THE SEASHORE.
THE HARBORAGE.

North End, Asbury Park, New Jersey.
THESE new and newly furnished cottages, fac
L ing the ocean, within a short drive of Elberon
aud Long Branch, viii be opened June LIST. Surf
bathing, fishing, grabbing and boating. Rooms
for the city or seashore can now be engaged. Ad
dress MRS. BULKLEY,
800 Fifth avenue New York.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

UUifEhoiiI Uf vIh6lNlA.
THE NEXT Session BEGl-.s on THE list OP
The institution il organized in distl1f sehoog ~
originally planned for It by ThOnas Ieffersou
grouped under the Departments of
LITERATURE, MEDICINE, SCIENCE,
KSGISEkRLNG, LAW, AGRICULTURE,
And II charge Of the following Faculty:
Prof Jas- l. CaDeil, Prof. James r. Harrison
Prof. NJ Schsle De We're, Prof John W. Msllet,
Prof John B. Minor, Prof John r Page,
Prof Francis H smith, Prof. Noah K Davis,
Prof John Stage Davis, Prof ThOs. Z. Price,
Prof. Geo. Fred. Holmes, Prof. VIM. n FOntAine,
Prof. Chas. 3. Venable, Prot. F. p UunniHgton,
Prof. Stephen o 5outhzll, Prot. VIM Thornton,
Prof. Vim. L PeterE
With a number of Assistant Instructors.
The neBly-cTeated chair of Astronomy Is 10 be
filed in June Of this year.
The equipment Of the University in buildings
and collections has been largely increased Of late
years, and is very extensive and complete. TE6
Astronomical Observatory, 70 contain the great
Telescope given b. Hr. Leander J. Mccormick "A
under construction.
The expenses Of the student are moderate ana
messing system has been esEGDlisned Dy when
comfort may os combined with special economy
in the cost Of living
For catalogue with detailed information, apply
10 JAS. F. HARRISON, ND,
Chsfrrnan Of the Faculty.
= q UnfverEifv Of Virginia AIbenarle Co, Wa
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White Goods Department.

Corded Pique at ), ~, sIS. 10 and l21zc.
Lace Pique, 10c.
Handsome Figured Piquc at 10, Is and a0c.
Satin Striped Cambria 10c.
Satin Striped Lawn, l0c.
Good Checked Nainsook at TO- 10 and zoe.
NaTd-vide Victoria Lawn at 10, I2Z and 2Oc.
Good lucia Linen Lawn, 10 20 and 22c.
All white Linen Lawn, 121% lbs and zoe.
a beautiful line of dotted and Inquired SWisses At
5, 80, s. and zoe.
HOuse-FurnIshInyG Goods.
Turkey Rcd Damask reduced to so, 65 and 75c.
Bleached Damask reduced to 50, 65 IS and S5c.
Red bordered Cream Damask reduced TO 20, 80 and
81.
All-Linen Huck Towels. 81 ., 81 so, 81 rs and g.
Turkish Bath Towels in great variety.
Pin Irish Linen, yard wide, 20, 2219 and 2oc.
Honeycomb Summer quilts, CSC; Nice Crochet
Quilts, 81, 81 > and 81 50; nice Marseilles
Quilts, 81.
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at S O'Clock pm. The various Wards and Civil
Districts entitled to the following representa-
ton, and will elect delegates accordingly:
Wards. Delegates. Wards. delegates
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WIRE WAITS.

SOUTH CHICAGO, ILL, June 3.-The situa
ton at Irondale is practically unchanged.
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MEMPHIS
SHIRT FACTORY,
2ss< nAIE, OPP. COURT SQUARE.
S. A M U e Z M q Y,
MANUFACTURES OF FINE
SHIRTS and UNDERWEAR
TheLITTLEHAvANa COMPANY

Supplement to Royal Haysns Lottery
Tar es Place June o, 1852. June 22, 1852.
July 5, 1852. July "a, 1852.
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e4s s. Currency. -s22 80
The tickets in the Supplement are sold al = uni
form Price
Wholes, So Halves, 81.
PriEes paid II full IA United States currency IN
rcediately on presen Jation of ticket For tickelz
and further information SpDly 20 CHASE d CO.,
New Haven, Conn, or No. West Court street.
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GARIBALDI's LAST MOMENTS.

MADDALENA, June 3.-During the attack
Of bronchitis to which General Garibaldi
succumbed, he several times inquired if the
steamer conveying DR.. Albanesi to Caprera
had been sighted, and on being answered in
the negative he seemed disturbed. He also
asked for news of his son Manlio, and shortly
afterward quietly expired, his features APP
Pearing IN sleep. The death chamber is
arranged as a mortuary oh lpel. The body
of the deceased general is dressed in the
white poncho and embroidered cap he hab-
itually wore. A body of marines is posted
in the chamber as n guard of honor Gen
eral GaribaldPs will orders that his body be
cremated and his ashes preserved in por-
phyry urn, near the tomb OF his dead child
at Caprera. The will is dated September Il,
1881, and intrusts the execution of his wishes
to his wife.
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NEW sCREME-22-6OO Tickets only 80
each-9f6 Prizes us Currency s22. 23O.
Desiring 70 meet the very general demand ioz
Low-pricsd Tickets, we nave devised q Supplement.
tary Series Of Prizes, based upon the Regular Draw
ingz of the Royal Havana Lottery, the amount of
Prizes in which as follows:
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IN THE DEPUTIES.

The Chamber of Deputies was crowded to
excess to-day. President Farini delivered
panegyric on the deceased general, during
which the whole house remained standing
Signor Depritis, president of the Council,
presented two bills, one post p0aingR the
tional tets until the 18th instant and decree
ing funeral bonors, and the other providing
for the erection of a monument to Garibaldi
at the cost Of the state, and the payment
Of pensions of 10000 lire to his widow and
each OF his FIVE children.
President Farini offered resolutions that
the Chamber adjourn until The 18th in
slant, that the members attend IN a body the
popular demonstration in honor Of Carl
baldi, and that deputation 60 to Caprera
to attend the funeral. Both bills and reso-
lutions were adopted. The Senate commem-
GRATED the death Of Gsribaldi in similar
manner.
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GEN. GARIBALDI.
How the News OF His Death was Re-
ceiYed in ROme-Publie Manifes-
tatiOns of Sorrow.
Hon0rs TO the Dead HerO-His Last
Moments at Caprera-BiOgraph-
zeal Sketch.

ROM, June 3.-The death Of General
Gsribaidi produced profound impression.
King Humbert sent a dispatch to Menoti
Garibaldi expressing grief at the death OF
General Garibsldi, and the loss his family
and country sustained.
MUNICIPAL COUNCIL ADJOURNED.
The Municipal Council has adjourned
until the 18th instant and will send a depp-
tstion 10 Caprera to attend GaribaIdis
funeral. The BOurses of Rome, Geneva and
Naples have closed.
SUBSCRIPTION FOR MONUMENT
A subscription has been raised by the
political and workingmens' societies to raise
funds for the erection of monument 10
Garibaldi
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-07-14
. . .
Ont of 0niCe.

The Clerk of our Circuit Court and the
Regis er OF Wills literally out of flee
They have neither records, seals or books, and
even il they had these articles, lhev have not
been able 10 secure IN this village even tenn
porary quarters mherein TO Start their business
again Caluert journal.
1t is said lightning never strikes twice in the
same place, but the fact OF the two fires in
Prince Frederick recently would seem to prove
that there are exceptions 10 this as well as to
every other rule Now these officers can Oh
tain no building in that fa,ed town in which
to carry on the duties OF their office The PEG
pie there are too much afraid they wiII have a
third installment Of The lightning
The following also from the JournI show.
how public officers disport then >cI,e. under
the existing state Of affairs
II was quite amusing Monday 10 ste how our
local authorities had TO submit to The altered
situation OF affairs caused hv the turning OF
the parsonage which had been used tor tenn
purary court house There Icing no other
building in the village that could lie used for
that purpose. ne novel arrau-euents had TO
he make The lower floor Of our new Office
having been and, when We entered tie build
ing We fonui cur County Commissioners. for
the want OF chairs, SquatfHy near ole OF the
windows, hI,r At another window We found
the Orphans Court IN session around i'm
ProviSed table made uf some loose and short
pieces of plank We afterwards started in
search Of TIE School Board, aui =; last found
II in session IN room over an lce- house =
They we're clo>e 10 the tcS, but We found there
neither mint Er',r. LtWk,r> hrld inter-
views with clients under trees or wherever they
cou!d ind shade. Every one SCENTED good
naturrd and id th,sr test. { nj i, Was q ''yur-
suit O. business under fliruItlrs
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-07-14
The Heavens for July.

We give the following for the benefit OF
our astromomic subscribers and more particu-
larly that counting couples may have an excuse
for standing an hour or two longer at the gar
den gate-watching the stars:
July displays on its record the advent of two
full moons and is the only month in the year
henored with this distinction. There was a
full moon on the LIST and there will be another
on the 30th Venus is the most brilliant
evening star this month as Jupiter is the most
brilliant morning star. On the l4th, Venus
is in conjunction with Alpha Leonis, or Re-
guluS, the bright star the ecliptic that
often comes in the way of the planets the
same star that was nearer Mars during the last
month. Venus passes little more than one
degree north OF ReguluS. If the evening OF
the 18th be clear, no direction will he need for
Observing the conjunction. The taireSt of the
stars will be recognized in the west nj galnre,
and Alpha Icons will be seen shining with
lesser glory about degree, twice the diameter
OF the moon, to the South. Planets and stars
the afternoon, but they Will be Sufficiently near
in the evening to be worth watching. The
first half of this month We have what is call ed
the harvest moon, - the moon rising several
consecutive nights but twenty minutes or hall
hour later instead of an hour. his prolong-
ing of the moon light is often great adyant-
age to the harvvS:erS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-07-14
SPECIAL OFFER

We agree with customers living
within one hundred miles of Baltimore
city, and for the purchases over fifteen
dollars, to pay one half the travelling
expenses incurred, on exhibition of
the ticket or tickets vouching for the
same. Make your purchases before ex-
hioiting your ticket, and thus con-
vince yourself that We share with you
the expenses Of the trip. "Excelsior"
is the only Clothing House in the
United States that makes this great
offer. Bear it in mind that our
Furnishing Goods Department is one
of the finest in the land, and that the
Iowness of our prices is a matter of
surprise to all.
Do not forget the cardinal principles
of our house, the rounds of our ladder
of success
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-07-14
Local Brcyitie,'
Hot We !, yc>, rather

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1 ,n;ono-.,.
Good article Inv ,onr FInTE swim, :
Glymont, march 3o-u.
Our d friend Heilbr,ln. 4O2 eth street,
WASHINGTON comes tn tho ,rop, this wesl
with full line of season-ble shoes. His
stock is first c ass and his prices are low
! We long for a cool south wind. a palm
/ leaf fan and a-mint iulep. while working
at the case this weather. Who saws the
I last-don't all speak a, once
r, ,orr, : ,h. I.s. has. ,,,,,, ,,,,
sit,ipo of the reois,ration officers Those
,,ho have rot caIIea a, ,b., Ief,r. obould
no, f,;I 70 GO tomorrow and have ,h.i,
,,,aooa Tho lie,
:, -,
sjye heat. The horse was working in =
,b,esber and be;p, ovarcom. with be.,
d;ea he,o-s assistance co,1d hs ro,d.r.d
him
= :,
f'fiN'
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New Enterprise.

1t will be seen by reference to our adver-
Using columns that Port Tobacco has another
new industry, or rather, an old enterprise has
been revived within her limits. Mr.. Abram
Biles, frst-class baker, has started a bakery
in the house formerly used for that purpose on
the public square and owned by Mrs. Quenzel.
This is a much needed establishment and one
that We predict will meet with hearty encour-
agement from our citizens and the public gen
orally. We have had two bakers in our vii
lage within the last six years and for time
both did well but the first who established
himself got needesSly frightened and betook
himself off and the baker for the other, after IL
few months of labor, was woefully stricken
with the universal complaint called ennul, and
the proprietor was reluctantly compelled TO
ship him and seek other fields of labor. Mr..
Biles is a number one practical baker and by II
strict attention to his business we promise him
abundant success
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-07-14
VennOr for July.

Alterations of very hot and stormy
weather, with frequent rains, generally up
to about 10th of month. Some OF these storms
in Western Canada and Western United States
are likely TO be very severe, causing much
damage. A cooler change between the 10th
and 18th, with possibly, frosty nigh or two.
Hot and oppressive weather, with heavy rain
and wind-storms between 18th and Goth. \
great deal OF rain and storm 50 far this month.
Bet~e cen Goth and Esd cooler and windy
weather, with continued rains and cool even
ing and nights. Between oath and 10Th there
is lhely to occur very hot term. After the
10th or eth, warm, and oppressive weather,
with thunder-stormS, to close OF month. There
may be indications Of a cooler change about the
last day of mouth-probably, altogether,
muggy and reeking vet month, very different
from that Of 1881.
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A Shark at GIymont.

Mr. Robert Trayers, who has been fishing
for some time past near Glymont reports that
be has had twice in his net large shark
once week before last, and again on Thursday
of last week. Week before last the monster
fish tore the net, in which he Was eutraqped
TO pieces, and make his escape. On Thursday
OF last week the shark becoming more bold,
allowed himself TO be brought 10 the surface OF
the water, hen he opened his jaw and smiled
50 beautifully las though h Was gong 10 take
boat fishermen, net and all III out ct the damp,
that Mr.. TraveGs and his companion, William
Cunhling, could not fud il IN their hearts 10
modest HIM, 50 they allowed him to depart IN
peace, with prayer for his future welfare
Mr.. Travers says he he has no desire TO capture
the shark, and If the ugly rascal viii just
keep away from his net, he and MIR. ConhI,as
will vote him "a re>olu ion OF thanks, with the
Usual " Increases g. attached .-I.rI. T. .-stts.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-07-14
Hamilton Easter & Sons.
Anril 1-3In
zCELsloR"

Summer is here, and with its advent
we announce our readiness to meet
and satisfactorily fill all orders and re-
quirements on the part of the public.
In the width and length of Maryland
there is no stock of Clothing for Men,
Boys and Children to equal the I'M
rlvalled assortment we now have to
offer, whether III the matter of style,
durability, finish or general excellence.
Furthermore, every transaction is
executed under the fair and square
conditions originated by us: "Goods
exchanged or money refunded" In
other words, it is satisfaction, or no
sale.." To those living at distance
we say: if unable to personally visit
us wife for our self measurement blanks
and trust to us to send you, c. o. d.,
as good suit, and as perfect fitting
one, as you could personally select.
Asa
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-07-14
Registration in LIST District.

Up TO the time of closing our forms yes
terday afternoon, there had been registered in
this district but 81 voters. 80 white and IS
colored. AS there are over 400 voters in this
district it will be perceived that the number
who have registered does not manifest healthy
and proper feeling on the subject ofregistration
We had hoped 10 see at least half of our voters
registered at the present sttngS. Perhaps
the very busy season may furnish some excuse
for the small registration, and we hope that
the August sitting which will commence on
the second Monday of that month may show
more satisfactory results We shall be obliged
to the registrars in each of the districts il they
will send to this office the number Of white and
coored registered in each district for publica-
ton next week.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-07-14
Land Purchased.

L. Allison Wilmer, Esq, has purchased
from Capt. Nicholas Stone>ueet ten acres OF
land near La Plata, for which he paid $50 per
acre. Mr.. Wilmer intends shortly TO begin
building and improving the place with view
making it a permanent residence. Mr.. Will
county town, and no doubt looks upon the
fact of its going as foregone conclusion,
hence his taking time by the foGelock and buy
ing the land while he get ii for $50. After
the End of November the deniZenS of our rival
village say that land cannot be bought there
for $500 per acre. But we rather think their
tune will change soon after that date.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-07-14
Miscellaneous Ady'tS.
BY Universal Accord,

..YER'S CATHARTIC PILLS are the best
of all purgativeS for family use. So
are the product of long laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, and
their extensive use, by physicians in
their practice, and by all civilized na-
tions. proves them the best and most
effectual purgative Pill that medical
science can devise. Being purely veg
etable no harm can arise from their
use, and being sugar-coatcd, they are
pleasant to take. In intrinsic value
and curative powers no other Pills
can be compared with them; and every
person, knowing their virtues, will
employ them, when needed. They
keep the system in perfect order, anu
maintain in healthy action the whole
machinery of life. Mild, searching and
ehcctual, they are especially adapted
to the needs of the digestive apparatus,
arrangements of which they prevent
and cure, if timely taken. They ar.
the best and safest phySic to employ
for children and weakened Con>titu-
tons, where n mild but eilcCtual
cathartic is required.
For sale by all druggists.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-07-14
Sad Death.

The many college friends in Maryland OF
Mr. James Vaudeville Carlisle, of Washingto ton,
will be panied TO hear of his death on Sunday
night Mr. Carlisle was a student in ST.
Johns College from 1870 TO 1874, and had
many warm personal friends throughout the
State He was the son of the late James NJ
Carlisle, the distinguished Washington lawyer,
and was young man of great promise.
The many school mates and friends of Mr.
Carlisle in this county will severely mourn hi:
sad and early demise, and will heartily ochc
the sentiment Of the above item for even while
u student at college he gave promise of having
a bright and prosperous future before him.
lie was well-known to the junior editor OF th'
TINES VINO WAS a,s.~---..aeu. AT Of. Jonn
with Mr. Carlisle.