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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-20

The New York spot market opened easy;
at II, dull, Lice lower; at 9, dull, closing
dull. Sales, I72 bales. Contract, 800 bales.
Closing quotations we're an follows:
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FOR ARKANSAS i

HenSEslsts aEss Arkansas City Rnckei Ge.
Adams U. 8. Mail Lne-For Helena, FriGrs Poinl,
Oonoordis, Ta<rene, Arkansas City and P1ns
Hun B. R.-The new Passenger Steamer
KATE AID
n. Z. Cheek.--.msster K. W. Outlaw. ...clerk
Leaves every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 5
p.m., reserving the right to pass all landings the
captain may deem unsafe.
For apply at No. 4 Madison street.
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The New Orleans future market opened
steady at decline; at u, quiet and steady,
closing steady Sales, 1920 bales. Closing
quotations were as follows:
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FOR CAIRO AND 81. LOUIS.
IF LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
southern Transportation Line-ForC Cairo,
LEI LINE STEAMERS.
d~IendaIe, Hofona Q
COahOma,

Marsh Mile. .... master A. L. Cummins.. .... clerz
VII leave Is above Oh every
MOSDAY and D at 5 DE,
reserying the right to pass all landings the captain
may deem unsafe. once. No. 4 Madison street.
JAMES LEE, JR., superinten dent.
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
ELEVATOR COMPANY.
M&n1PHIS
drain and PACKAGE Elevator Co.

WILL DO A GENERAL RECEIVING, FOR
~AkDISs AsD SrosAGE BUSINESS. Cargoes
isp1'cn. Freight delivered in ears OF all rail-
h,1S entering me city. Ample storage room for
etc. Freight received and stored in elevator st
owner rsH unless ordered insured
Z II q L AN ~ EnEAaAtanAant =
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n. weekly o.. 8; Mail Paches-RoT Ran

dolph, Fulton, otoeots and way landings.
Dean Adams, As
Foster. eel master Il. D. TominsOn. clerk
Will leave Memphis every HONDAI, EDHE5
A aud FRIDAY, - 5 pm, reserving the right
to pass all landings the captain may deem unsafe.
For ormat apply on board, or to No. 4 Maoi-
son st. JAMES LEE, B., Superintendent.
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=. Rise. Fall
Below high water marx 1874.
METEOROLOGICAL RECO RID.

SBelow high water marx 1874.
METEOROLOGICAL RECo RID.
Time. Bar. Ther Wind. Weather.
l : B: e: 6 s E 81 + : 5 5iHs :
MaxlYnum teinperature, Sc.
Minimum temperature. ".
New ORLEANS, May 19.-Night-Depsrt-
eG: Guiding Star, Cincinnati; City of Baton
Rouge, New Orleans.
P~IrTsBURG, May 19.-Noon-River 5 feet
6 inches, and falling. Weather cloudy and warm.
Night-River 5 feet 8 inches, and falling. Weather
clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, May 19.-Noon-River fall.
ing, with 6 feet IL inches in the canal, and 4 feet s
rainy. Business dull. Arrived and departed:
Charles Morgan, New Orleans TO Cincinnati, day
light.
CINCINNATI, May 19.-Noon-River II feet
ter 72o. Night-River II feet 2 inches, and rising.
| Weather cloudy; thermometer 62o. Departed: Andy
Baum, Memphis; Mary Houston, New Orleans.
CAIRO, May 19.-Noon-River "a feet 6
inches, and rising. Weather cloudy and warm,
| with heavy rain this n orning. Arrived: Common
wealth, 81. Louis, midnight; Oakland and barges,
New Orleans, 4 am. Departed: Commonwealth
Vicksburg, 4 am; Oakland and baIges, ST. Louis,
Jam.
EVANSVILLE, May 19.-Noon-River fall
ing, with Q feet 6 inches by the gauge. Weather
cloudy and warm, with heavy rain from 2 an. to
| 10 Am; thermometer g. TO to 740. Arrived: James
| w. Gan. Cincinnati, l am; Cons Millar, Mem.
| phis, II 80 AIN. Departed: James W. Geff, Mem
| phis, . an. The Cons Billar is at the elevator
taking on 1900 bags OF corn; she took on 800 bags
| below the city.
iSe Additional Rirer Ee11s on Fourth Pa0e.I
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
LONDON, May 19.-Arrived: Amerique.
| New York.
NEW YORK, Nay 19.-Arrived: City Of
Richmond, Liverpool; Fulda, Neekar and Rothsr
| dam.
NEW ORLEANS, May 19.-Arrived: City Of
New Orleans, New York; Hersehel, Rio Janeiro
Cleared: City of Dallas, Livingstone and Viola
| Queenstown.
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WHISKY, ETC.

BRAEDrEs-Cognac, S5@16 peach, y so
@3 so; apple, S293 80.
WHISTLES RedistiIled, 9Oc "a 81 so I;
Sraight, 81 50G4, according to age.
WINEs-Imported port, 81 SOFA sherry,
81 5594; chsmpagne-American extra dry,
a93; Piper Heidsick. S24@26 Mumm's
extra dry, S26@28; Pomery Sec, s29 50@
81 SO; W. Cliquot, S29 5O931 50 claret,
IS 1907 per box; Catawba, 81 50@6.
ST. LOUIS. May 19.-Whiskys steady, 81 IA.
LOUISVILLE, May19.-Whisky quiet, SI13.
NEW ORLEANS, May 49, Whisky I'M
changed.
CHICAGO, May19.-Whisky steady and I'M
changed.
BALTIMORE, May D.-Whisky steady,
81 16491 II.
C~ISCIsEAII, May 19.-Whisky in active
demand, 81 II.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-03-02
Important TO Tax-Psyers.

The county commissioners will be In ses-
sion at their office for four days, March 9th,
7th sth and 9th, for the purpose of making
transfers Of property. On the oh they will
make transfers for collection district No. on
the 18th, for collection disirio, No. ? on the
sth for collection district No. ;; on the 9Th,
for collection district No. 1. Persons are spc-
eially notified that they must make application
and have their transfers made on the dav set
apart for their particular district, otherwise
they will be excluded from so doing.
The comm .ioners fad il necessary in order
to facilitate ths business of these transfers 10
adhere strictly to their order of only using the
days mentioned above for the transfer of pro-
per,y in the district specified for its particular
day Therefore, all persons who haze sold or
otherwise made away with property heretofore
assessed to them should have the necessary
transfer made without fail al the coming meet
ing. otherwise they may hav. TO pay taxes on
property that does not belong 10 them, as the
clerk of the commissioners informs US that no
change in the basis of taxation will be made
after these dates.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-03-02

On Wednesday Of last week the argument
in the case of Parker vs.. Wallis was commenc-
ed in the Court OF Appeals by Marion Dackeit,
ESQ.,, for appellant, he having been, Gu that
day, admitted and qualified as an attorney at
that Court on motion Of Frank II. Stockett,
$50 On the following da, the case was fur
Their argued and concluded by Marion Duckett
and Judge Magruder for the appellant, and &.
c. MagruJer, Jr, and Frank Ii. Stockett for
the appellee This case was an appeal from
the Circuit Court Of Prince Georges county,
AND involved the right Of the plaintiff Harri-
son Wallis to maintain the action of trespass
against Parker the deisudent, who had entered
under color OF title upon piece OF land near
Bladensburg containing valuable sand deposits,
for the taking Of such sand, Parker being in
actual possession of the property in dispute but
Wallis claiming by paramount'ttls.
The case Of Samuel y. Cox and wife VS.. For
rest, an appeal from the Circuit Court Of thi.
county, was argued on Wednesday By Judge
Daniel R. Magruder and F. Marcellus Cox for
the appellants and D S. Briscoe for the appel
lee. This case involved the existence Of right
of way by prescription AS an appeal from the
ruling of Judge Ford IN the instructions to the
Jury The case is held sob curid. On motion
of Hon. William Fl. Tuck, F. Marcelus Cox, Of
Charles county, was admitted and qualified as
an attorney Of that Court.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-03-02
Local Brevities

Bad roads.
Blus ering Namh.
BE careful with your tires
Lent is slipping last away, away.
Hold fast TO your resolution. Don, treat
We are ts have a b,wiins alley sure be-
fore My court.
The first Of April this year falls on sun
day.
Poker player. sigh for little back
room.
Miss Kate Maggie, Baltimore, ssys; "a have
used Brown's irou Bitisrs for loss of appetite
and week.-mrs. and find my health improved"
The excitement of the past two weeks
having subsidized. our town has resumed
its morbid condition of quietude.
Fishermen have .rsady n,gun opera
tions on the Potomac. A good season is
anticipated.
The most beautiful calling" cards are
four kings and an ace; so says the profes-
sor and he ought to know.
From the weather this week we would
suppose that the back bone Of winter still
had considerable vim.
There are rumors Of anoihei shooting
match in the county at an early day. The
sport is becoming popular.
Mrs Ernest Freeman is extremely i'll at
the residence Of her father b. d. Tubnan
Esq, in Pomonkcy.
Mrs r. II. Edelen, who has been seri-
oasly indisposed at the residence OF hcl
lat, father, John Hamilton, Esq, is now
we are glad to say slowly improving.
The Wicomico is said to still contain
large numbers of ducks. Sporsmen were
after them last week and bsgged quite ,
quantity.
Ladies are already thinking about thu
"luck of IA spring bonuet," and wise hath
ers are making arrangements to have th.i
: pocket books vaccinated.
e 1t is said that ladies ia k less in Febru
, ary than any other month of the year
: And to think it only comes ance in til
twelve.
What has bee Jme of our military organ
ization. Wi it be allowed TO suffer h
6 same late of other enterprises spoken G
$ in our community Speak out Capting
u Bad roads and cold weather made h
attendance in town on Tuesday very slim
, although the school commissioners wer
. in session on that day and they usual
:, attrac; visi ors.
0 Engagements rings are generally wor
IS on the third finger of the ei' hand. Blu
IS on good au hority we learn that if one
i willing to marry, but not engaged, rim
It shou d be worn on tie index finger Of tn
left hand if engaged on the second finge
o if married on the third finger; but if ther
is no desire to marry, on the little finge
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-03-02
Fishiag Extraordinary.

TIE following Is farn isissd BY a su-r-spSs4.
eat from r.szAk: Oav dan last We~k 40 rnisr-
prising merchants, Sau & e. apd sam " q
started on = raid against ibs hsuy tribe, pas
iius Of It hick both are very foHA Armed iih
Formidable aTEay Of tackle and aa ample sup
pls Vi hat 10 the shape OF ~eTns, liGge Smaller
han boa-yonsiristnrs they started ia hi. b spif.
il. iss ~. dsy = sposg.
sutt4tie location sss selected she hook
ptop~fit bsi'.i AMI east upoa the water To l.
saii she result krFy soon krea north ~.s,
'et sprung ~, and car 'pa.Is we're rnsgnHs.
81 ~ the sbsd, siis Of IA lhst iauai that
.fi.r ali their Tines net e.sg 10 plss.ss,
pieces bot d,srruiarsi - p~rsist @Ed refy
soon nae Of eus heroes had pihel. snd hS .
drAIsfoas movement lssird a es.fsss Which
from appearance had besa taxes "a liz, b. nk
90 Nes Foan5l@ad several seasons $50. This
vas sport of the vsty best kiad. and aG3sd~i
much amasrassai iOr The other kshsTmss satii
he himself had a bite With that prompiness
asd d-x ;ssiiy for which be Is famous tsis sEor,
a 50 aided bis catch. Which proved TO De a
hugh R-ttsrsI which bad laid ia salt at least q
year and bad long losi its freshnsss Al this
psint our fishermen became disz sstei. and lcf,
the scene OF their expected iriumphs ~tlhos,
bringing their rophiss with thrm. Each pro-
Iaissd not 10 tell on The other, bot nsEss;hviess
The tale has leaked out.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-03-02
Col. G!imOr ParaIyzed.

Col Harry Gilmor was in prsearious
condition Monday night. Monday morning be
was stricken with paralysis of the right side
and left arm, which greatly Frustrated him.
DR.. G. Halstead Boylana sat up with him dur
ing the night. DR.. Boyland expresses grave
doubts of his patients recovery from this at
tack. Owing to Col Gilmor's robust consti-
tuition and remarkable vitality he may rally
and live few weeks longer, but from the
situation Monday night this is not considered
likely. He is in full possession of his faculties.
Col. Gilnor has been suffering for many
months past with decaysd bone in his cheek
lust under the left eye which has caused him
considerable trouble and neccssitated several
severe operations which have greatly weakened
his system and rendered him almost helpless. To
hear of the gl eat affection will be source OF
much sorrow to his many friends throughout
the State He has many friends in this county
particularly among the old Confederate soldiers
who fought side by side with the gallant col
enel ia the lave unpleasantness and rho re-
member him as a genial, courteous gentleman
and brave, uniinching soldier.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-03-02

nc steamer Arrowsmith was launched
from the shipyard in Alexandria on Sat
urday.
Rev. w. C. Johns OF, of Woedberry, SAYS:
~ have used Browns Iron Bitters in my family
to my entire satisfaction:
The roads throughout the county are
so eep and miry that travel is attended
with great difficulty and even danger. AS
consequence only those who are called
away by pressing business venturs tar
from home.
During the excitement attending the
fire last week, Mrs Geo. A. HUNT misiaid
4 red cashmere shawl which she has since
been unable to find. If any one got hold
of it through mistake, they will confer
great favor by returning it to the Centen-
NAL House.
Visitors returning from abroad, as well as
recent emigrants will find Ayers Sarssparilla
helpful In avoiding the hardships of aeciima-
ton, and in removing the bols, pimples and
eruptions consequent upon sea diet It's blood
cleansing qualities remedy such troubles
promptly.
B. G. Stonestreet, ESQ.,. The affab'e clerk
of the court, has been confined to his home
TOR the past week by sickness. Heis now
however, much improved. During bis
absence the duties of his Office have been
promptly performed by Sellman, his eff
cient deputy.
Mr. Geo. NJ. Lloyd recovered last week
ducking ski that had been lost for near
~ five months. The skif broke frorK ~
moorings in the Wicomico last fall and
drifted into marsh, where il has been
lying concealed in the grass ever since
1t was not injured by its long confinement.
La Plata is to have town hall. A
stock company is soon to he organized
with Gen. Chapman as president, who, We
understand intend to do the thing hand
somely. We wish our sister town every
success in this new and most commenda-
b e undertaking, and hope that at no dis
tant day we may have at leas' one suitable
place of public entertainment and iustruc-
tion in the county.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-03-02
Lock Ont Boys.

A young lady Of Denton, Nd, re entity
obtained judgment before one OF the lora!
magistrates AGAINST former beau for 80, The
alleged value of piece of jewelry-a loeket OF
something of the sori-which she loaned hin.
and which the ycang man lost or made way
with, and refused TO return TO the young lady
The mag istrate last week issued an execution
for the debt, and as the quondam beau Is pos
sessed of some property, the yonng lady expects
to recover the amount.
1t wonld be better not TO lei the young ladies
of our county know OF the success of this lady
in the matter or it ray open their eyes 10 the
rights they possess, and should they once begin
to claim their valuables il would be deploraels
to see the number of our young men who
would quake in their boots through fear OF
being attacked. Heber could Mt you he Sue d.
But wn are not going to tell the little darlinss
that they can recover, NO, Indeed we won't.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-03-02
Shooting Match,

The shooting match at La Plata on Thurs
day OF last week was, as we stated, well at
tended, moi only with cur citizens but alst
many from the adjoining counties of P-:-'
UeorSe's and ST. Marys. Only ts~ ~nier the
however could be found viii not contribute
list, and as this nuse rifle offered, it was final
enough TO ? the managers 10 make a purse of
lyo, 10 be shot for. Ten entries were made;
seven from Charles, two from St. Mary's, and
one from Prince Georges. The shooting was
a very fine exhibition Of skill and the contest
was remarkably close one. 1t was won by
Mr.. James NJ. Bean who broke his FIVE balls,
the number allowed each shooter, but he was
closely pushed by Msssrs. Craycroit asd Muir
dock each of whom got four. Mr.. Bean took
the money.
The following is the score whick was fur
nisEei US by friend.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-03-02

Mr.. Frueman Duyap
Tbr,,., -, shortly after O'Clock

Mr.. rrueinan Duvan
Tbr,,.,, shortly after O'Clock
:, Duvall, we.l-known business
NJ snot himself in the right temple with a
Colts repeating pistol while alone in his room
on the fifth floor Of the CT ,rendon Hotel, cor
ner Pratt and Hanover SITS, Baltimore, Md.
A servant in the hotel hearing thu report, ran
to the room and found Mr.. Duvall lying on the
floor Officer Sykes, who was near by, was
told of the affair, and running up stairs, was
just in time to grab the pistol as Mr. Duvall
was ir the act of firing another shot. Dr. j..
C.. Burch. who was sent for, found that the
ball, little larger than a hnrkshot, had entered
just above the right temple and made its exit
near the middle of the upper portion of the
forehead. Very little hope was given to the
many friends of Mr.. Duvall, who had gathered
at the hotel TO inquire about him. kilograms
were seat to Dr.. William DuvnlI, OF Bowie,
Prince Georges county, and to Mrs. Laura
Griffith, in the same vicinity, brother and sister
of the unfortunate man. They arrived at the
hotel about O'Clock P. NJ, and were recogniz-
ed by their brother, who by that time appeared
some " hat revived The only cause that can
be assigned for the attempted suicides deprts-
sion of spirits on account of limited resources
and lack of employment.
Mr. Duyall who is about So years of age, 10
a son o. the late Dr.. Charles DuvslI, of Prince
Georges county, Nd, and has Away, led an
active life He is more than six feet in height
and weighs ls5 pounds, straight as an arrow,
dark complexion and black eyes. For several
years he was in the employ OF Mr.. Thomas l..
Hall, tobacco dealer, and up to january LIST OF
this year was with Louis F. Detrick. since which
time he has been out of employment. OF a
proud and sensitive nature, and with highly
aervous temperament, the fac, that he was idle
and, as he sial, goia- in debt every day, prey
ed upon his spirits IN a moody state OF mind
on Sund " hs told Mr. L, Wagner, OF W"g-
ner's Green House that be intended 10 kill
himself Mr.. Wagner ridicule! The idea, and
gave it little thought. Mr.. Dnvall also on Sa,ur-
day, in conrss saiion with Mr.. barrow. at his
hotel, spoke .ery j.spoudinsly Of his future
Three sealed envelopes were found on the bed
in Mr. Duvalrs room. They were directed res
pectively, TO J. F. barrow, Esq, Clarendon
Hotel; L. Wagner, Esq and George W.
Duvall OF D. At "A late hour Mr.. Duvsll was
resting easily, and there WAS no expectation
that be would die during the night.
We clip the above from The Baltimore SsH.
Mr. Duvall was CONTESTED for a number o.
years, a. tobacco salesman, with ihc old house
of Blandfofd Il Co, aHi while in that capacity
became kaown 10 many Of our fArmsrs who
will regret TO hear OF his fatal act.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-03-02

\ New Hampshire man tied four
pound stone to the end of cows tail
to keep that member quiet while he
MIXED her. After they got tie frag.
ments of teeth and blood, etc, out of
his mouth and put arnica and n band
age on his jaw, he stated that he should
never repeat the experiment as the end
of the tail naturally hit as hard blow
as he cared to endure.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-03-02
New AdSerfisen ents.

Notice the advertisement of Mr. Charles s.
Taylor, Jr.. The live feed dealer Of Alexandria.
Ifany of oar r. .dsrs wish 10 buy feed in the city
at bottom prices, tn! Tor Is the man.
Notice a.so the advertisement of Davis,
Restaurant, Cor. 9Th 81 and Pstn. Avenue
Washington. u. c. This IS Cosveuicut and
central place Tor persons from, the county visit
ing the CITY 10 take th-ir meals At, and they
will End here at all times excellent fare, coed
cooking and moderate charges
Messrs r J Young and John Iies,naa an
nouncs the dissolution Of their co-r~r'rershp
and tn, Withdrawal Of Mr. louuf. Mr.. EIoF-
nan will continue the basiness at tbs old .isnj
he i. pnbiic spirited and eu'erPri,iEs eit!Ees
sad man Of basiness aud sc Si.h hisn oonlinu-
ed sucress.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-03-02
Charlotte Han Celsbration.

The anniversary of Charlotte Hall Acade-
my, was celebrated Thursday of last week,
with more than usual ceremony. selected
company of uniformed cadets received The
orator of the day-Hon. Randolp Tucker,
member of Congress from Yirginia--aEd Gen
Andrew G.. Chapman, and escorted them into
the presence of large and select audience. The
opening address was delivered by Capt. r. W.
Sylvester, and was we'll appaud.d ia its best
parts piece of poetry, entitled Green
oush's WasIin. ton" WAS recitcd by Cadet
w E. Jones in very creaitable manner. The
Washington and Stonewali irty debated
the question. SIS there any reason why Our
present stem Of not moe than two terms III
the presidential chair should not be changed p
The affirmative side was taken by Cadets Robt.
Grain and J. F. Shemwe.l and the negative by
Ford Coombs and G.. D. Lancaster General
A. G. Chapman introduced MIR. Tucker, who
took for his subject TIE Development of a
Young man s character, which was discussed in
an eloquent and pleasing manner The rifle
team, with Cap'a ain j. W Haney FOR right
guide and Captain W s. Bowen for left guide,
were drilled by Captain W Sylvester, nd
afterwards fred one hundred aid ffty-one
guns to celebrate the anniversary of Washing.
tons birthday.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-03-02
VeunOr for March.

The following is Mr., vennor's repor; Of
the weather for the present month. If it Is TO
be believed we are yet 10 have severe tasle OF
winter, and taken altogether March will be =
nreichedIy dissgreeahle month.
March will probably enter quietly a
calmly in the majority of sections, but
speedily give place TO ITS usual bluster
and Storm by Sd or 4ih.
4 Stormy and cloudsd weather, with snsw-
aad-rain-ia'l, according 10 locality
s colder weather.
Snow-and rain falls.-blu<try.
4 More ~inter-like ,-driity and stormy gen
orally.
Windy aud wet.
10 Colder.
III Raw and cold, with ow-andrain falls.
IL / Colder, but moderate, and generally fine
10 weather. Indications Of al approaching
ia wei period.
I5l Moderate weather, light snowfall or rains
l6 at Southern and Western sections.
- Cold dip and scattered falls. Rain
and sleet South.
l8l Cold and stormy weather, particularly in
Maritime ports, Gulf ST. Lawrence and
10 North Atlantic Sea-board.
20 Still cold md windy weather.
., Scattered snow-falls TO Chi
- cago and Westward.
% Rapid moderation to rains, - PARTICULAR,
West aad in Lower Provinces, Gulf ST
90 Lawrence.
/, ! Very wet and stormy, Halifax and New
Brunswick.
25 I Snow-storm at Western points. Rain
oc along Lakes and ST. Lawrence Valley
Earl, indiea,ie MS Of Spring breakup, ant
I2I opening of navigation.
90 General rains in Ontario and Wester
States.
90 Gales in Gulf ST. Lawrence and owe
ports.
3o) Generally mild ending to month, wit
signs ofeariy Spring opening. Possibl
I3l snowfall on last day, or entry of April
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-03-02
4 Powerful Contrast.

when the soldiers Of the DARK ages WEIR
attacked ~ith letter ,ssy could do naugh, bot
safer. Medical seiesee bad not yet developed
cure. This labor Ct love and humane dui!
Was left for DIR Swsyne. whose oinimens Cor
skin diseases Is IS iOfaiiible in its results, as
was the inspiring potency of Patrick Hsurv $
memorable words, Give rue liberty or give
use DEATH