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r. b. II. MILLER, Nd,
Gcenttats Royal College Surgeons,
Edinburgh.

CURGEON-OPE SURGERY
- and Surgical Diseases Of women a spe-
cialty. May be consulted temporarily at
the Arlington until the Boyd & Pncin
building Is completed. 0lau
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Are you deaf? Go to DIR. Miller.
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Patent Roman corset at Clayton Bros
$40.
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j. j. 6HEPHAR0,
N Contractor and Builder Of Seattle

Plans and Specifications furnished free,
and contracts taken anywhere on Puget
6ound. Rooms ON Third st.. at residence
a A 4 Miller 1el-u
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WNlTW0RIh + THOMSON.
CIVIL AND MINING ENGlNEER6.O
(gS. Denuty Mineral Surveyors. Special
sftention given tolocating presumption anc
homestead claims. City and County sur
yav0r. Office. s5auire's opera house.
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For Constable.

r AM A CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELEC
L ton - Constable of Seattle Precinct
SAT- w. PARRY SMITH.
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-. A b 81. b. BAGLHY.
Hoh0PATHIsTs SEATTLE W.T..
lI|seics:.h y hagley. late Processes Of
Central Medical Coilcra viii
vpenfivs Surgery and 3urpinsi
- . speciality. and WIN attan6 To
~ part Of the Sound. AVS
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AttOrneys.0t.Aaws
I'M practice In all the courts of Wash.
wton Territory. Rooms l. 3 and 8. hrst
a Post Building. Seattle.
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r HAVE LOCATED AT SEATTLE
Cor the purpose Of practicing dentistry
u work shall be satisfactory and charges
Sasonable. Office in Opera House, OppO-
~ New England House.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-10
Gov. Ham!ltGn's fiealfh.

The Annapolis correspondent Of the Bali
more Sum- writing under date Of March It'll
says concerning the Governors health
Gov. Hamilon's coalition may be described
as worse. than al first supposed. DR.. Silas
Baldwin, of Baltimore, was in consultation
with Dr. Dennis Claude, Of Annapolis, last
uiaht in regard 10 the case. Tie Governor is
s.ftrling from general breaking down Of the
system, the result of overwork. He has been
a sufferer for sometime from gravel. and this
afternoon about FIVE O'Clock the pain from it
was so tense that d.. Claude had TO admins
ter an anodyne, which produced sleep and
somer bat relieved The pain and quieted him.
Swollen f.rt and leg: also give him trouble,
and so does the dphtheria. He has been put
to ed, and absolute quiet and rest are neces-
strv to restore him. The gravel tronble
affords an explanation Of the Governors fits OF
irfiiability, and no one g no sacqnainted with
the pain consequent on this disease wonders
at bis m inner at times.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-10
Tie Baltimore Gazette.

This paper has changed editors and mana
gers, and without any disgaragement TO brother
Cotton, Tor the Gase;te's advantage. Mr.. Col
ton, IS he says, had so much 10 DO in other
departments that he found it impossible to
comply with the demand. Of the Ga- ts. Mr..
CroasdaIe, who succeeds him, is veteran
Journals, Of ability ana in his leader, in assuu-
ing command, SQUADS the keynote Of truly
Democratic paper in advocating the unfcatiou
of the party irrespective Of III. clashin. inter
ests and personal hostility Of selfish and smhi-
lous leaders. Ii the Democratic papers OF the
State will adopt the course outlined by the
Gazette and advocate the principles OF their
party rather than the claims or interests OF
particular men, hey will give direction 10 pol
iiical sentiment that Will result in the restorA-
ton Of harmony and the pcrpctualcn Of Dem
ccratic rule.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-10

Mr. John Ball killed a large grass snake
at his home on Friday last. This is pro-
badly the first that has ventured out this
year, and he, consequently suffered the
f,te of all early worms.
You MAKE NO MIsrAKE-lt ' on have dy dyspepsia
sick headache, your liver or stomach Is out
of order, take j. NJ. Laruque's Anti-Biious
BitterS Only see that You get the genuine
article. - cents "A paper, cr 81 II bottle. ".
+. Thornton. proprietor, BaltlmorGz Md. Sold
by druggists
A new set Ter, en- route for Southern
Maryland, Was owing down his house
hold effects 10y the steamer Mattann, via
b Il O and Shcphard's landing on sun
day last As precaution againsr hreakage
he resolved 10 bring every thing unpacked,
and it was certainly quite amusing 20 see
The boats crew loading on the numerous
little articl, of household outfit, includ-
ing pictures, mirrors, wash bowls and
other kinds of bowls. They were ii / get
ting along finely, without any accident
reported, when We left the steamer at
Glymont
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-10
Some Weather Pre- diCtions.

A De Voc, IIackensack, New Jersey
has been making weather predictions for some
tins past We have not watched his predic-
tons to test thir accuracy. In the New York
Sua few days ago, We found the following
from him dated Hack nsack, \. j., February
oath, and We give it for what it is worth:
In the Gulf and South Atlantic States the
temperature will be Unusually high until the
latter part of the month, when they will have
cold northeast winds and very heavy rains.
In the Eastern States, March will be the mos,
winrry month of the season, and snow will be
above the fences On the 8th and 18th, and par
ties having goods TO ship would do we'll to act
promptly. The cold weather will affect the
produce market, aud the price of butter and
vegetables Of all kinds will advance.
This is SO far they relate to our section,
Lu, up to date they have hardly been fulfilled
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-10
The w hipping Post.

The bill TO punish wife heaters Al The " hip
ping post, passed the Senate altar eariy hour Il
Friday morning last. The hin originated il
the House OF Delegates, aud passed that tod,
with but slight opposition, tut in the SENATE
met with much objection from certain Senators
al;hough decided majority were in favor o.
he bill The Senate considered the bin It's
third reading on Thursday evening, and il
provoked such discussion that The evening
session was continued until next DAY. Among
the Senators " no discussed the measure, were
Messrs Braron, Al,s;on, Lloyd, Steiner snd
Br'cc in opposition, and NessrS. NanderfoFd.
VI :, Gill, Bond, and several Others in favor.
7 - vote VS. taken alout IC minutes sf'e
20. nj Eht, and resulted in tie rassase OF the
ai. by yeas 10, nays !.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-10
Farewell Sermon.

Rev. F. H. Shipley, who for the past two
wears has been the efficient pastor of the NJ 4.
Church for this circuit preached his farewell
sermon at the Newtown NJ. Il. Church on sun
day last to large and attentive audience
This gentleman during his stay among us made
by his gentle and pleasing address and true
cht stan department many warm friends among
our pcople OF all denominations, and much re-
lret is expressed at his removal. We trust the
conference may send to Us one Who will as
warmly attach himself 10 his charge md who
will labor as assiduously for the good Of the
people under his care.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-10
Inspection Laws.

Since the article elsewhere on the subject
OF compulsory inspection was put in type, cur
reports from Annapolis have Informed us OF ihs
passage on Tuesday last, by the Senate of the
amended bill OF Senator Bond to which we re-
terred and, by the House, Of Mr.. MudiS bill
providing for the striking out Of the compul-
sorry clause OF the law and leaving the remand
er of it unchanged. Ii seems that when it
became known that the Senate proposed acting
upon the measure before that body, the House
agreed at once to suspend its rules and take
up Mr. Mudds bill in order to foreStall the ac-
ton OF the Senate. The rules were accordingly
suspended and Mr.. MuddS bill taken up and
passed in the House by vote of yeas 6S nays,
10. The Senate also proceeded promptly with
the measure before it, and passed the same BY
vote of Is to s. Senator AlSton of ST.
Mtrys opposed the bill in the Senate, because
he said lit would put the growers of tobacco
at the mercy OF the buyers and would make
commission men 10 combine together and die
tate their own terms lie appealed to Sena-
tors, in the name of impoverished condition Of
the tobacco growing communities not TO turn
them owe to those who but seek to ruin them.
Let the present system be purified he said
land all Interests would be best sutserved -
These are the sentiments OF q true representa-
ton from the tobacco growing counties, who
has no factional interests 10 subServe VIII
not submit TO be whipped By the Reputli-
can party lash into betraying his constituents.
A foccible contrast with the action Of Mr..
Bond, and Mr.. Mudd. OF the two measures
We think that which has passed the House is the
less Objectionable, because it does not, like the
other, destroy the very essence Of the system
and the mischief it will work could be more
readily corrected two years from now. We
hope. however that neither OF them will pass,
and as the two houses of tie Assembly are
naniftSt!y working at cross purposes it is very
probable that neither will and that the system
will remain unaltered. 1t is to be regretted
that some judicious amendments Guild not
have been made in the system, bnt tctween
the casIling interests of the several factions, it
seems impossible to get any well considered
and judicious legislation upon the question.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-10
Sergeant Heard-s Diploma.

Among the graduates at the College Of
Physicians and Surgeons last Wednesday week
evening was Mr. J. Z. Heard gentleman well
known in tho northwestern section Of the ,iI
The fact that Mr. Heard has been for number
Of years on the police force OF thi, city seemed
to inipart favor of romance to his graduation
rs physician, and his irends were out in large
numbers on Wednesday evening to u illness The
bestowal upon him of his newly-acquire ed
hcnors.
Mr.. Heard was btrn in ST. Mary's county,
Nd, and v hen twelve years of age was taken
from school and put to work on his fathers
farm. 4 farmers life, however, not accord
ing with his tastes, he in few years started
out West. In 1871 he returned TO his home,
his health being much impaired, aud shortly
after removed TO Baltimore. In 1873 he Oh
tanned an appointment upon the police force
in this city and performed his duties with
such evident ability and with so conscious
a regard for the responsibilities OF his position
that in l818-fve years after his appointment
he was rendered and accepted the position OF
sergeant in the Northwestern district. About
four years ago (just before his promotion) Mr..
Heard began the study of medicine with Dr..
J. S. Lynch, and that he has Teen a very as
siGuous student his recent graduation will tes-
tify. He has had many difficulties TO encount-
er in the pursuance of bis studies, but his en-
ergy and perseverance have been abundantly
rewarded lie is genial, con- panionable
gentleman, courteous and affaLlc in manner
and his graduation from sergeant to surgeon is
very gratifying to his Numerous friends
Sanday Ntus.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-10
Fish Items.

There were received at the fish wharf on
Friday last one hundred and eight punches OF
fresh fish and about a dozen behring's from
Robert Travcrs, who is fishing in Occoquan
Bay Rock and white perch sold at 45 cents
per bunch mulle1s ana winter sh"d sold III 81
cents per hunch tie behring's sold at the rate
Of $50 per thousand. The fishing season Of
1882 has now fairly opened, and the arrivals
at the wharf in this ciry are daily growing
larger On Thursday last large number OF
colored men left here for lie various fishing
shores down the river.
Mr. ). J. Reed took charge q the corpora
ticn fish W harf on Thursday last. In accord
ing with the new fish law, which went into et-
fec, on Thursday morning last, two new fish
benches, to accommodate the trade tbs year,
have been put up in The market house. Other
dealers have procured licenses and opened FISH
houses in different parts Of the city. The FISH
question, " which has been very Troublesome
one in the past, is at last settled satisfactorily
t. all parties interested. --iicxqnd,iu Gazette.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-10
Matrimonial.

TIE Baltimore San Of Tuesday gave US the
first in formation of the following item Of news:
Bon Sydney E. Mudd. member of the Mary
land House OF Delegates from Charles county,
who was married in Baltimore TO Miss Ida
Griffin, daughter of Walter Griffin, of Prince
Georges county, Md, arrived in Annapolis
last night with his bride, and received the
congratulations of his fellow members al the
Maryla Hotel
This was quite surprise to US, as itwa. also
to Mr.. Mudd's many friends here; fer, while
we all knew the attractive shrine at which
the now happy groom was payin. his cou-
slant devotions, so early contamination of
the happy affair was not looked for. We sap
posed cur talented young Scion was too busy
at his legislative duties and too much involved
in the cares OF state TO find time for rnatrimony:
and the surprise was rendered complete by the
pendcncy OF the penilential season of lent But
it seems that our young legislator took dit
ierent view Of the question, and the happy
couple deesrli Ied that the custom Of ordering a
halt in the matrimonial business during the
seven long weeks Of lent was a cor ventonaIity
more honored in the breach than in the OBJ
servance. AT any rate the nuptaiS chroni-
cled above Is accomplished fact, except ;ha;
the affair took place at Piscataway Catholic
Church, on Sunday last, and hot in Baltimore
rs stated. The bride is a daughter of Walter
Griffin, Esq, living near Surratts in Prince
Georges county, and is an attractive and high
ly accomplished young lady. We extend our
congratulations 10 the young couple and sin
cerely wish them every happiness and success
in lie.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-10
A Tribute to Three Great Soldiers.

Mr.. Jefferson Davis, in his late ban
quet speech in New Orleans. paid a
feeling tribute to the memories OF Gems.
Lee, StoneNall jackson and Albert
Sidney Johnston. Lee and Johnston,
he declared, madea combination which
had never been surpassed, and we'll had
Lee said when Jackson fell that he had
lost his right arm. Mr.. Davis said
Albert Sidney Johnston was zone Of
the heroes of tie ConfedeTacy, the
peer Of chiefs in his own or any day.
Further on, Mr.. Davis said; jackson
| did not know before the war, but
when | came to know him | loved and
valued him with Lee aud \. ). John
ston. | remember Jackson after the
battle of Malvern Hill. when he gal
Hoped up, saying. "The enemy are
gone, bat let us take their track and
follow them This was his ruling
idea, to push and adventure with his
wonderful energy and unfailing deter
nnuation."
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-10
Cad fer Tic Chesapeake.

An effort was made in Fulton Market, New
York to aid in the propagation Of Goldfish in the
waters Of the Chesapeake bar and vicinity
1t was The first experiment OF practical hsh that
ever took place in the market OF $50 freshly
ught fish thirteen only were found useful, so
far as containing eggs were concerned. These
yielded 4, 000, 900. The largest fish weig hed
forty seven pounds. heretofore a few Goldfish
have been caught near Fortress Muuroe, but
no further south. Mr.. +. G. Backford, the
leading New York FISH dealer, believed that the
fish could tie prspaeated successfully, and at
his suggestion Prof Baird, OF Washington,
sent two experts Messrs Hamlin and Sauerhoss,
to draw the eggs and imprcgna them The
eggs have been sent to Washington and viii
be Matched in the National Hatchery, and the
young fish will lie liberated in Chesapeake ba.
~
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-10
Railroad Matters.

Hon. Andrew G Chapman hiss introduced
d iii into the House o. Representatives, grant
ing to the Southern Maryland railroad
privilege Of entering tie District of Colum
and Senator Grooue has introduced into the
Senate a bill extending a similar privilege 10
the Washin gton and Point Look on; road. The
Southern Maryland company has made con
siderable progress in the construction Of their
road, having already laid the track from Bran
dywine the b. & ?. 10 a point some three
miles south of Charlotte Hall, a distance o.
about nineteen miles in all. Little or no pro-
sress, we believe, has yet bee made in the
construction of the other road. 1t would be
policy for these two rival concerns to poo
their ISSUES and put their heads together and
construct one good road without further Delay
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-10
80
Mango in Horses.

This is caused b. an insect. Whitewash
the stable and stalls with lime and cover the
floor also vii. i. as the mango inscc; will live
upon the NouiNoiN Tor some months, and re-
turn to HE horse if not destroyed. Treat as
lard twelve parts carbolic acid one part, and
sulphur, two parts Rub these together thor
oughly, until it is well mixed and smooth
Work some ofthis ointment into the affected
portion of the skin twice day. Give al
ounce Of -four Of su.phur daily in eed, until the
PRECIPITATION Of the horse smells strongly of it,
then discontinue it, but continue the use of the
ointment for sometime longer, until the I'm
RECEIVERS healthy appearance.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-10
Crop Prospects.

According 10 our exchanges, cold farmers"
are saying with remarkable unanimity that
the next season. ow ing to the drought Of last
summer and h.avy fall Of rain and snow this
winter, will be a very productive one. We
hope their opinion may he justified by the re-
suit but on the other hand some ohservant
farmers in this section fear that the remarkable
rainfall this winter indicates another drought
this summer and consequently al other failure
of the corn crop.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-10
The Largest Assortment of Dry Goods
in Washington.

Double white blankets 81 80. EXccllcn,
Corseis scots SILK and wool plaid dress goods
reduced from 80 to % Large size pure white
Bridal quilts g % Cloth for Men and Boys
wear ga 10 81 IS Colurcd Sttins Is B~ck
Six Velvet 81 90 Our 81 25 Black Silks re
duCed to 81 90 Excellent Calicoes sets. Color
eli Cashmeres reduced from IS TO l21 Pure
wool colored Back Cashmeres double width
37i. CARRIERS,
I'll Market Space, Washington, d. c.
Undoubtedly the cheapest DRY GOODS
STORE IA the United States.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-10
Railroad Negligence.

We are informed that, owing TO the negi-
.ence OF the mail officials Of the railroad, the
TINES failed TO reach Bryantown on Saturday
last is usu.i, bat Was delayed unu! Monday.
Tie ne p! scnce leading IL tins iais,ar.tAsc is
said 10 have occurred at Wa.doIi, mhsle lhe
bundles Of papers were thrown off as usual, and
then thrown back on the cars again and carried
up the read. Wewil res pectfuly but earnest
y' as, Of the mail superintendent on the rail-
do 50, We will, las in dUty bound, ever pray
&c
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-10
TEhTI0k!!
Coach Makers, Blacksmiths,
Trimmers, Painters,
Wood Workers.
SO lfHIIG l0l I0fHIIG.
READ! READ! READ!!.

III want the address Of every Coac
IL Maker, blacksmith, Painter, Trim
mer. Wood Worker or any person inter
estcd in any of these lines Of business in
order that may mail them regularly our
quarterly price currcn, which will be is
sued about March LIST in the form of
II column newspaper. II will contain an
exhaustive price list of my immense stock,
notices OF new goods and matters of gen
eral interest to the trade. 1t will be
mailed free OF Ch large and will he OF ines
Unable value on account of being the only
publication Of the Kind in the country.
1t will enaulc you to sima'e correctly on
any kind of work, il will keep you posted
as To novelties and general prices aud it
will not cost YOU cent except the one
expended Tor postal card on which to
send ne your address want u big cir
cul.tion and big trade.
-r-o- Orders by mail will receive pTomp, at
ienriOn
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-10
4 few Words about l. Eiohberg's Pa
nous Dry Goods House la AieNan-

Nc are dpiiy rrcirin- goods from auction
-rd from our special tulers in the North some
of ihe he's bargains out and at prices really
cheaper than regular prices, We mention only
few spcStallses. uBr nd half yards width
Linen table cloths 30 cts yard. Ladies
gents k.d gloves ia o button, al 50 cts a pair
Ladies elastic top gloves AT II cts. pair
Mss regular made hose at - S's- pair
I.adic. real Inca hem s'tchst hAndkcrchIsis az
/. CTS pair Ladies cIoaks. ullsleys dol
mans ard jackets from - TO SIS. Blankets
gray and white at all prices. Lace curtains,
wiGio" shades al manufacturers prices Pr
ano covers, table covers and stand covers very
cheap. CARPETS and oil cloths full assortus NJ.
Dress goods reduced from ~ 10 Is cts. yard
Call or seud for samples al
l. ElCuBERG'S.
Successor 10 Slsy maker h Co. Alex, Va.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-10

There Will be Considerable Change
eft in your pocket books this season, if you will
patronze the acknowed leaders in the clothing
trade in Baltimore. Their superior garments
for men. boys aud children, insure style and
elegance not obtainahle elsewhere, and they
carry the largest stock of clothing in the Stat,
and sell ii for the least money. When you 60
to the city, so at once to C. y. oEHM son,
Hanover aud Pratt streets, who also give a
handsome souvenir 10 each patron.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-10
steamer MattanO.

The steamer Mattano, Capt. VIM. NOVEL;,
on her way down the river on Friday last, on
season, broke down and had 20 return to Alex
andria for repairs. The repairs were completed
by l o clock and the steamer left FOR the lower
river landings.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-03-10
How to Exterminate Potato Bugs

A York county farmer gives the following
recipe to exterminate that pest OF the farmer,
TIL potato bug:
Il pillow them down. A pine bush is at
tsched TO the beam of the pow, " hi,h switches
the bugs of the wipes. Two or three pio~iugs
will cxterminste them. have no trouble from
this source any more The remedy is easy
and simple, and can do no harm if it does no
good Let our farmers and Others try it and
report the result