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". W. 6OIEAEh. JNO. ". BOTEkIR
C. W. BOTELER 4 SON,
IMPORTERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
CHINA, GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE.
TABLE CUTLERY, sILvER-PLATED WARz.
BRITANNIA WARE, BLOCK TIN GOODS.
TIN CHAMBER SETS, COAL OIL LAMPS,
yAPANNED WALTERS. DOOR MATS. 81,
FEATHIR BUSTERS. BRUSHES,
WOOD WARE, AND
HousEKEEPING ARTICLES GENERALLY.
~ HOUSES. HOTELS, AND sT1AMB0ATs
FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE.
81S IRON HALL,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
H-eo6m "a between 9th and 10th sts
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0O0 PACKING BOXES AND BARRHI.ss.,ii 4
sspSsest .: v. Bcrs5IR &soN,., "a
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Peg top PANTS, French and 1nglish WALKING
COATS. Peltoe 9 fancy and plain sAOks; Also, the
Ali in endless varieties st SMITH. BROS. & CO.'S
Popular Msrble Hall Clothing HOUSE. 40 West
Baltimore street. eep 24-3n
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HJHBi sOLDIHRS RRIENDl-B Being corrse p
p guide to the Soldier. answaring almost every
inquiry he may have TO make; With objections for
guide him in al his business transactions before
besides which 1T contains other information of the
utmost value to the Soldier. No Soldier should be
without it. Sent post paid, TO any 6oldiers Cd
dress, on receipt OF g., cents Address Box 6sSs
Washington City Post Ofiee. The Soldier must be
partieu Or in giving his company. regiment. &c.
: sep N-lws = - : :.
TIILLARD'S LIFE AND CAMPAIGHs OF GEN.
III Mcclellan; General McClellan's Report; Bar.
nard's Review Of McClelian's Report; Lansuage Of
Flowers, colored plates; Enoch Arden, by Te1ny-
son; Index 1ssps PsS HSK Y frsnen
cops f,EEL-L- 1kAnOA IAILO6.
LAM a.Ii1.I II 49, s.rsod Pof e% kfH1. sts
1alsd from my new. Nsns KAa, vitAoat soninl
3. D.C1SfLIAAN.1 ta. Lime Ann,
:. 70 q srst p. ~. ed Rork Oreok Bids.
WHAT TO HAF.. AND HOW TO COOK IT;
fsisnc The aOnss soiS
L1nocn; What 70 DO with Cold Matton-London;
waisn Domestic Economy--London: Randolph
SnElnIe V9ok BOOK; Mrs Hsles Receipts for the
Million mtddtdaldis New Cook Book: oRRueai
houfeTnei tseetmeier . Domestic Econorny-.L0u-
dont nseeIaois Omelette and Confection eryLLou.
DOM T1s Goniscsion ef. usar 6viler ard Pastry
Cook sGnide-Losdon. pa. - - % saT 6ia
MN NlROHANfp AND IlAIEr1TTTT1
Hae. ~ ~ nnitA Henaas; Si.Ss
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LAND SALES.
DY The PRESIDENT eP THE UNITED
ID STATES.
FORTH SALE OF vALUA3LsLAND IN THE
LATE WINNEBAG0 INDIAN REsERv ALTON

Ia u,rsuaure of law, L. ABRAHAM LlSOoGS,
pTr.id.at of the United States Of America. 10
herr b, declare and make known that public sales
viii he n. ID in rhe uEder mentioned Land or "a,
in ,he state Of Mimi sots, at the periods herein
aft~ desi grated, to wit
Al the Land Ofice at st Peter, commencing on
disposal OF the public lands comprised IN the late
reserve for the Winnebsgo Indiaps. above men.
tone and sitnatrd in the follo wing parts of
tGwnships W. ich will be sold at the appraised
vaIue Of the lands and the ina rovsmen tsthereoa,
viz: a.. tE
N,~,h IL. he. l;us Nd .ss,t nf The 65th pyiarfpal
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A schedule particularly describing the individ,
nal tracts, with the appraised value per acre VIII
be open for inspection at the District Land Offices
In Minnesota -,
The offering Of the above lands will be com
the order designated in the abnye mentioned
schedule. and co nsecut ively ~ townships rs here.
offered, and the sale thus closed bus the sac
shall not be kept open longer than two weeks -
mitted until after the expiration of the two we.ss
Given under my hand. at the cftg Of Washt1e-
ton. this 23d day OF August. Ammo DOmini 60
thousand eight hundred and SIXTY. fonr
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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llf EsaajSXbaSE d F5H1k HI SS1hd
u4K&6. Y90 BOZ WILL PnatOnH A OuIl -
R-hfX IneIoe1cnn eEe5 ygfcay vsestAble.r n q
nay b carried q Ne VET poofst vftSogt 1sss a
e3fseften. -QirculAfs frse. fTioo n b0I, SoA -
-. s aSe ~ ssaaaas'aia s'sas; ~
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-iiSs-u go 'SsEa ana aseso i2l Haas liR59
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IoB1PH RlYNOLDS & 90, arr. 20
PLUMBERS, GAS, AND STBAA FILTERS,
No EGO NruQu Hrn nkF uaar svsnua =

Ios1PH RlYNoLDs 4 90.
PLUMBERS, GAS, AND sTSAx SsrrsRs,
No. 500 NIH4H sflnEr, near avenue. T.
Have Just received, and viii constaatly kesp o.
q a e. prop Shts,
Glass Globee, mics and other Shades and al srti-
Il. Z si SP s' 4 best .sss s: :o
s1as1 1si6sszSis and
We Va are prepared 70 furnish ths best RANG1 n
e. ac II End: ss ans
iEH%asfs ePG line ShssR :. ssI
Can and see our BATHING Tubs, 7ountains wstss
s:is: 81
kaxht s. he use aSG q Htls osl.s9
ssS
INIao AHp Ps1sliTMo the impsifed 1yssight,
:ei ia .2a correctly saissd' b. FRANKLIN
s4z i isSs:Sissaia svsa.:, bet Eth and lsta st..
HSs.a:ysss:sss1 I'll! sssi s.sssa
e. sa:ss LIE. zlEse "a slI..:
i ID FRo1 INV, T0sK DAILY. & f sr reR
.s1ssss re: SE e1s yss q
fribane. y; Tinss, 81: Word. 81; 6siIs New ~:
~: f'st Sssi sssss.'sf saSsss: 81 En-
B BIZ =. T 3A56 BlRsE SSIas5 5ss:s
sEasS 5 II aisSS i:s 9 =: 81. u:
skis: s &: ~ .:s 49, -: 80 sEs
iEt;S 1S.aR e FIT - ~
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ID re SUIT TIN TIMHs
We ale now manufacturing oil kindsof BOOTS
and SHOES. and constantly receiving sup ,DfeN
Ply OF Eastern made work Of every dsssrip VI
sold st much lower price than has BEEN =
heretofore charged In this city fer much inferior
Persons in want Of BOOTS and SHOES OF Eastern
or City made work. will always find . good assort-
ment In store and ct the lowest prices. Give US .
call. GRIFFIN & BROTHER,
sp t-t ---.----l --.-.. 314 Penn. avenue,
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.Eia- 90 . 7E+ 55'Sh - - s5 A7s-. -
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-21
NOTICE.

HAVING purchased the stock IL s.sls If
The late finn OF Leach s. J"hnson. 7
Shai eohtin"e business at the old stand, but
S''a''. hereafter. sell fer CASH only. shall
'etnf" ir"n Baltimore city in lew DAYS
Win. MIN me assortment Of FALI. and WIN
ihi GOODS, and shall he glad 10 sec tho
patrons at Il 10 ",! firm. and The public grncr-
any when they desire anything in my line.
, nave adopted the CASH system that ,nay
my lower AID sell cheaper. which must prnve
mutually beneficial t. IN, self AMI customers.
VIM. +. LEACH,
Head "i st. Clements Bay.
October 18th, l8G3-lf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-21
EQUITY NOTICE.

~
E1EiE object of the bill filed in this cas-
IL is to procure decree for the sale Of
a tract or part of a tract of land. called
and known by the name Of .'STONEY
RUM lying on or near Saint Nary's
River. in St. Mays county. Maryland,
for the payment Of the purchase money
iu" 10 tho vrn1rr. Charles J. Paul, from
Rod"rick ID. Watson. vcrdce.
Tie bill states, in substance, that the
said Paul sold to said Watson the said
tract If land, sometime in the year 1859
/ for forty five hundred doIlars--.hat pos
session was delivered to said Wa'son-
shat said r. D. Watson has p:.il fifteen
hundred dollars OF said purchase money,
leaving three thousand dollars unpaid
with interest from LIST January 1860.
which was secured by three single hills Of
one thousand dollars each. bearing inter-
est from lst January 1S60--that the
whsle amount OF said bonds or single
bills are due.
The bill further states that the said
Rndrrick ID. Watson does not now reside
in the State of Maryland-lhe bill, then,
after praying for relief, further prays that
an or'irr of publication ,nay b. granted.
warming the said II. d. Watson to appear be-
irre thi. Court on some certain day to be
therein named and answer the bill If com.
plant of said Chales J Paul, aud the
Court being satisfied that the said r. u.
Watson is on-residcnt and cannot be
found within the jurisdiction of this Court.
It is. therefore. this 4th day Of January
1864, ordered that the complainant give
notice to said nonresident defendant of
the substance aud object of this bill by
advertisement in some newspaper publish
cd in the State Of Maryland. once week
for four Successive weeks, warning him to
he and appear in this Court. in person or
by solicitor, on the third Monday in June.
1864 and show cause, if any he has. why
a decree should not be passed in the pre-
misses as prayed: otherwise the said bill of
complaint shall he taken pro roatesso against
him, provided the first insertion Of such
notice shall be made at least ee..months
before the said third Monday of June
1864
JOHN \. CAVALIER, Crk.
True copy--Trst.
JOHN \ CAVALIER, Crk.
January 9TH. 1SG4-4S.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-21
TUESDAY the End day of
February next,

hctween tho hours of - "'cl"ck. M. and 4
o'cl"ck, T.. NJ, the following property, &c
Wit -
ONE STORE-HOUS:; and LOT in tho
vilia@s "f Claptic".
Said lot fronts 225 feet on the main street
in Chaliicn-15 Ect uf said trout run back
225 feet aud the remaining $50 feet run back
$50 feet. There j. COOL DWELLING
HOUSE attached tn sail Store. and iicre is
also - kitciie::, Grannrv. Carr;a"c House ant:
Germ i1"isr on the preIuiscs--;lil which arc
in gond repair.
To a person wishing ~ eng 'Se in tie Mer-
camille business. this property offers strong
ln'illc'm'nts--lt Eclng Yne al the is>t bust
Ness stands in this soci'n "f thc Stall.
TtEMs or SALE:-Ole thr! "f The pur-
chase money i'll Cash the day If .ale, and
the balance in iw" eqnal instruments ut six
and twelve m",:tlrs from the day If sale. TIE
"eirrcd payments tu I've >cc,,rmi i.y the h-nds
Of the purchaser. with security tn he approved
by the M dersigncd, ami b, afin, Interest from,
the Cay vi sale.
II. FORD,
Attorney CIR
Ecale. liarris & Co.
January eth, lec4-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-21
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND

hn application Of Robert Ford, admins
" traitor "f John l.. BsyIcy. late Of SAINT
MaTys county. ,srreased. il is ordered hy the
Court, that the said administrator notify tho.
creditors "f the sai.l deceased To file their
claims against the said deceased. in the Rpp-
lister OF Wills "iicc "f Saint Mar,'s county.
on ~ before the 2Gtl day Of January iaxt
Tor dividend. and tha: this order bc pnb.i.hed
in the Saint aIary's Ga.ctte once weak in
each week until the sad a6th day of january
next
TEST. j. T. H. RALEY.
kegister "f Mills
f>r ST. Mar County.
Nov. 28th, Fss63-t,l.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-21
NEW FALL
AND
WINTER GOODS

|!E VIE undersigned vnnld cal! the attention
N Of the public to the fact. that they have
ust opened at tne!r store la Leonard Town
new and carefully selected stock o: Fail AR
Winter Go.ls. Their ass .rtn,eut e,nbra,cs
the following article -
Cloths; Casin,r-s; Vetinss: Cassine,tr.
Fu'l-cl.ths; F!aune.s; Hats; Caps; Ladies
Dress dootis, "f every variety am, dsscrir, ion;
Dress Trimmings; Domestic, Notions. Con.
fectioneres; Cigars and Tubacco. Of cloios
quality, large and compete assortment ii
Ready-rnade Chilling; aud in skcrt. every
;hns, except Groceries and Shoes; that is
usually Kept IL a cnurhry store.
They will sell on reasonable terms and in
rite cali from tie public.
SCOTT (; co.
Leonard Town, Nd.
NOV. 9Th, isjc-1yr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-21
DISSOLUTION OF G0P.4RTyER-
CHyp FH4e

'N>iiE C"rartnership heretofore existing he.
tween VIM. F. Leach and G.. l.. jshn
s"n, under the firm and style of Leach &c
Johnson. was diss.,.vsrl on the 10Th + Oc,.-
ner- INST, Nv mutual Consent. Either partner
- authorized To settle the business nf IN.
late hrm. Persons indebted to us are hereby
urgently requested to cali an.l settle their
claims without delay.
WIN. +. LEACtt.
o., C. L. JOHNSON,
October 18th, lSG3-,f.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-21
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

A III. persons indebted to me for State and
IN County Taxes for the year 1862 are
hereby ratified. that unless they come for
ward and settle khe same by the l.t dav Of
February next. they will be pr"ccrrl.l asains.
arcnrGing to law. Those ind btrd t. me fur
Taxes TOR 1868 arc a!sr' urgently requested to
come forward and settle the same without
delay. shall be at Cl,aptico on Thursday
.! cacl, week until the lst day OF february.
Tor the rufpOsc Of settling with those who
may desire to pay.
JAMES II. ALVEY.
Collector. for
4:h Telectiuu District.
December gath. 1SG3-td.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-21

EQUITY NO TIcE.
wm. T Bri.coc. J In the Cir
Edward T. Briscoe, cult Court. for
! Elizabeth L G. Briscoe, Saint Mary's
James I. BriscHe, County. sitting
". "a Court OF
I ph;';r, y Il b c.s.',; Equity.
Henry S L. Briseoe.
Fanny Eriscne.
Robert A. y.nng.
Albert Young jr,
lueretia b. Young, 49,
Evelina Young.
Susan H. Young, !
Rachel y Young. (
FSSIiE object Of this suit is 10 procure
q decree for sale of certain real es-
tate. whereof Philip Briscoe died seized
for the purpose Of dividing the proceeds
OF sand ssle among the heirs u, law Of said
Philip Bri>c,e.
The bill states, that the said Pbilip
Bri<coe dic,i. sometime in the wear one
thousand. eight hundred aud forty two.
seized OF trac, Of land situated in the
upper par, OF Saint Mary's County, con-
taining about two hundred aud sixty
acres, leaving widow. Mari., Briscoc.
who has lately died. and the following
children. his heirs ut Law. Wig: William
T. Br,scee. Elwrrd T. Bsiscoe, Eliz. beth
j. . Briscne. of Saint Marys County,
James L. Sriseoc, Of Calvert County,
John Fl. Briscoe, who is a nonresident.
Philip Bri.coc, who has died interstate.
unmarried and chiElless. Gustavus B.
Briscor. who has died leaving as bis heirs
at law two children. Henry S. L. Briscoe
! and Fanny Briscoe. who are infants Of
tender years. Lucretia. who inter married
with certain Henry Carroll and has Stree
died. leaving. as her heir at law. Philip
NJ. Carroll. who is nonresident, Racl, /
Briscoe. who ihtermarried with certain
Albert Young and who has also since
diea. leaving. as her heirs at law. Il ,bcr;
A. Young, Albert Yong jr., Lucrc,ia
j. Young, Evelina Young, Susan NJ.
Young and Rachel A. Young. who are
infants of tender years
The bill further states, that the said
Philip Bri>coe divised the said real es-
tate to his wife. the said Maria Briscoc.
during her life and made no further dis
position thereof. and that The said com
plainants hold with the said defendants
the said real estate, as tenants in common.
md that it would be for the interest ard
advantage of all the parties concerned that
the said real estate should be sold and the
proceeds of said sale distributed between
the parties entitled thereto. and that the
said Henry s l.. Briscne, Fanny Bris-
coe, Robert \. Young. Albert Young jr,
i.ucretia ID. Young, Evrlina Young. Su-
san NJ. Young aud Rachel A. Young are
infants, uu.ler the age Of twenty one
years. and that the sail John II. ESriscoe
and Philip NJ Carroll reside out Of the
State of Maryland.
Ii Is thereup"n adjudged AMI ordered,
that the complainan's. by causing copy
OF this order to bn inserted in some news
paper. published in Leonard Town. on.e
in each of four successive weeks. three
months before the third Monday of March
next. give notice IT, the said absent de-
fendlnts Of the object and substance Of
this bill and warn them to appear in this
Court. i'll person or by solicitor. on or be-
fore the third Monday in May next. to an
swer the premises and show cause, if any
they have. why a decree ought MT to
pass as prayed.
BY order.
JOHN \. CAVALIER, C'k.
True copy--Te>t,
JOHN \. CAVALIER.
Clerk Of tho Circuit Court for
st Mnry's County.
Dec 24th, 1S63-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-21
BAhGd1N.Si
BARCAYES!!
BIRG fyVCpt,

y i.
sE>HE subscriber Is HOW setting Ga heavy
cloth ut 500: 81 f.'!-cin;h Al from
SO cts tr i; 90 Ca>si,urres At from Si.c5 IN
$2.2s.-w"rth $3.50: l,lnld in>cys irnn, so
cts to 10 cts brown ami pai! c.,;tnas at less
than they can ic Ind fer in Daititnoro: hnk
ami barred nnslins, and can,bricS. very low:
beautiful bniiants ir,'hl % tn 81 ellsworth
90 cts; ia superior WLitnev blank Is for
$s,O0-w"r'h sl2.O0; heavy point blankets
at S4.cn and $500; q FIVE assortment Of
aIl'acas al II III % cts to 81 >, cts: al..,. CT
TIN al!'aeas and dress coH,ds ut redncrJ! .-iccs;
several dszen lasiies CATERS at 5l,G5-wurth
81 90.
Also on hand fire assortment nf D,ats.
Sh"es. Iiats ami Gaps, ami almost everyfhin.
usually fn'ind in u country store. nj. or which
will be Sold Gu accommodating terms. for
cash.
A few handsome cloth cloaks vet remain on
hahl and will Dc sos! W.
by motto is, quick sales snd small profits.
\. CONRAD.
Aren't.
$4,000 pounds of rags, and beef hides and
turs WAITED.
obituary 7th. ise4--ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-21
NOT ICE.

FEVHE undersigned wish TO inform the
Il people of Saint Mary's and adjourn
ing counties, that they have just com oleted
. FIRST CLASS RAILWAY, asi are
prepared to haul out vessels Of any size.
and will REPAIR, CAULK, &C.. on tbs
most reasonable terms. Pronap. stscns:oa
to ali work. aii quick dispatch will Be given
mall cases. The Railway il situated about
q quarter of mile from Leonard Tevn on
a fine oyster creek, wll9re we will also
build SLOWS, BOATS, or VESSELS. If
required, on tho lowest terms
HARRIS, NORRIS IL FOXWEIL.
July 10Th ls60--tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-21
ST. MARY's ACADEMY YOUNG;
LADIES.

ST. MARY's ACADEMY YOUNG
LADIES,
NEAR BRYANTOWN, CHARLES COUN-
TT, MARYLAND.
THIS Institution, conducted oy Mrs. DAM
Il TEL MAJOR ard daughters ~ situated in
one of the most beautiful and healthy portion
OF Maryland. Abnit Sky are. of land are
attached. ',nd on The lawn Is Il mineral spring,
strongly mp'esnaied with sulphur aud iron.
The Misses Mai ar beng eleses of the Sa.
cred Heart, the studies aud dscipline are es-
sentIaliy the same in the academies Of that
Oder.
Terms per annum payable half-yearly in cd.
Board and Tuition in all the branches of
thorough English Eduration, $40 Oh
Music, French, Drawing. Dancing, ETC., form
extra charges
Further particulars can b e l.aa 10y addressing
Mrs Daniel Msinr.
Rev T GAlTLY, Pastor S, Mary's, Chan
LAIN.
REFEREXcEs:
Rev Early. 8 }, Presiden, Georgetown Col
lege.
b T Wige,, S J.. President Gonza.a College.
u Lynch, 81, Prof Gonzsga College.
r. q Wa'dron. B"ronieo College
J Walter. Washington.
Boyle. Washington,
Father Bowling, q : d. Washington.
Charles White, d D., Washington.
Mcguire, S j., Washington.
SAM Barber, S J., ST. Thnmas', Charles Co
Can'llus Vic'n,"z1, 81. Thomas, Charles Co.
Power, St Thomas,' Charles Co.
Rev Father de Wolf, New Town st. Msry's
County.
r Lanahan, ST. Peters, Charles Co.
Father Enders. j., 81 JOSEPH : ST Mary's
Go.
y, MIS- Douglass. Clement Hill, Esq +, George
Eiygs, B Heii-n, NJ D., Capt. Sands, w
& Duham |, N d. Washington Cry.
October 22ld, 1861.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-21
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

EDY the County Commissioners for Saint
e Mary's county
ORDERED, That Joseph W Matting!ey.
C"lleci"r of State and County taxes in the
9th, election, district "f st. Mary's county,
ca,se advertisement expressing the name of
tile following tract nr parcel of land, the
amount Of taxes due thereon. together with
the name of the person chargeahe with the
slime, tu be insei ted once per week fr am!
during four weeks in the st. Mary's Gazette,
a newspaper published in st. Mary's coun-
~, notifying, That unless the state anl
county taxes due on the ssid lands shall
90: paid to the said Collector within the
."acc of thirty days after the publication Of
: notice afr,>.,ld is c"mpIstei, the lands
: Iesaid or snch parts thereof as may he
T. : >ssary to raise the sum due tmereon shall
: void tn the highest bidder for the pay
: ! Of the same.
- : te uac, " parcel of land, called and
III by the name Of
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-21
BOOT
Il " D
SH0B Mi.sy;ACTCHY!

n HE undersi gn,d etgs leave to in form his
ID friends aud the .puhlie, that he has
opened, new Boot and She Mandatory
in Leonard Town. s!
Having served for considerable length of
nm" u, has trade, he issth"r'ushlv acquainted
with The. h,l>In.Ss. ard hstt"rs himself, that
his work will give entire Satisfaction
hs work Is made IA, the latest styles. Tor
The i"west cash prices and Of the hest ma;eri-
al, ne IS Confident it will recommend lrnlf:
and request the public 10 give him an early
call.
BENJA. T. LEIGH.
December 10th. 1s63-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-21
PUBLIC SALE or
IA L U.i Bile
pIn0lp,n!.IRTYo

UlY virtue nf mortgage from Thomas III.
- Fowler Of Saint Marv's Comfy. in the
State "f MARYLAND. {" Francas NcaIc. Benja-
min G Harris aud john II Nealr. trailing as
Nc.lc, Harris & Co. "f The ,iiv al Baltimore,
b airing date sc re 2Ist 81 May, in the year
one thousand. eight hundred an.l sixty. the
undersigned. As attorney Err The said Neal,.,
Harris g. Co, will "tit'r at iublic sale, at the
Cunt Ilonss door in Leonard Town,
,f
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-21
For SHERIFF.

Lee II HAYDEN IL recommended 10 The 70.
fers 81 S1int Marv' County. as a candida.e ~
Sheriff =, tie next ei-r'ion. and If he ~.a .on.
Fest To Ne aeaEdidsie, he Will lie .waunlv...-r
parted by =.
CHaprfeo Dtrxic7,
December 3r,. ISc3-te.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-21
JOSEPH III. KEY.
A1TORN AT LAW

'''oaare 4''s" 20. 1arys County, Msry'ard
Nv H'it rra'frs IN The Courts Of the frat
''':'cI"i cTru!i--S'. Mary's Charles
M. f';"e .'e"Ftss Counties. B -
March 9TH, Iej5-Gn.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-21
125 acres,

This land is locafel in very desirable
,icigi. oofh"-i and @ljrirs the lands "f CD.
VIM. !. Nasi-'one a'd Robert ~ Sharks
Ii Is we'll improved. has gHsl buildings upon
it nn'i Is we'll adapted to tie growth Of all the
STAPLE pr"!"cts of this section oi the State.
Ii Is c"r'v":lie:it {" the P"tom,c river and
oysters. t>h and wild f"wl abound ia the bays
ana crrrls adjacent to it,
Tnnh" OF SALE. a. prescribed by the de-
cree are cash. Upon the payment of the
purchase nna,ey. the Trustee will execute "a
deed t" the purchaser fre.., cI. ar and lis
ch1rsed fr"m all the ptrtips to THIS suit ,and
ih'rse claiming under them.
r. FORD,
Trustee.
January 7th, lSG4-ts
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-21
Fer SHERIFF

GEORGE %. Duke announces himself asia
candidate for SHERIFF, ai the next .iectnn i'm 81
MARY 5 Comfy and s"iiei's ;ihe ,ui peat OF i.is
Tie nd" nnd fellow citizens.
+ Nov. 26h lss3-te.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-21
CLOTHING! CLCTHsNGI (!
Wholesale and Retail.
CogNER or PRATT AND FglDRRpE STREETS.
No. a.
BALTIMORE, Td.

~ well known and ,hn-nns..lv cstal,-
. iiri.esi fact, that Ci,aF',.s k,ufna.i MANN
iac'rTes the le.t clotii,ug-e:fher 10 ord,r or
ready made--of any establishment in rhis
t1iy' tor i'e smallest ail"unt Of uloney. lis
lrient:s ai.'i the public ere invited 10 ell and
ace I'm: lie will sell great bargains to hi.
friends il ST. tfary's Csn..tv.
CHARLES KAUFMAN.
Oct. s!h, lsGs-6n.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-21

In the Cir
cult Court. for
Saint Mary's
County. sitting
"a a Court of
Equity.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-01-21

obituary Ith. iSe4--Iy,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-02-23
ldaholGoId Mines.

Mr.. Chase, who lift Iowa. some I've
years since on a tour to the land of gold
has just returned. From Mr. z Clarkson,
who converted with him, we gather few
facts that may BE interesting and valosUls
to our readers. sons ~ 81
Mr.. Chase. 10 com pany with his brother.
first went to California and wrought in the
mines 10 that country. Leaving thers, he
went TO IDAHO where be arrived in October
last, and stayed there about month, lsav-
ing sotuetime IN November. '''
lie says the mines 10 California are
much richer than those OF Idaho-that in
the latter country they occupy very lin
tied space and are pnnr at thai. /. was
estimated that 30 900 ren 10 IDAHO were
ont Of employuent, AMI everything exorbi
family high 4 The climate is esd, and
they have ice there in August 1t moth.
iLg UNCOMMON 10 have four or five feet Of
snow, which lasts al through the wins
ter. '''' g
The best route 10 Idaho, Mr.. Chs.e
thinks, is i,y way Of Salt InEe City. then
across the cddntry en- mules By this
means party could get in advance. of the
large ehnigrution already on tho Ray, hich
would be a very desirable Ihing fur those
who valued the good condition Of their ami
mails.
The cry Of rich mines in Idaho is ell for
speculation. The puts and notices ia the
newspapers are paid for by spectators =
There are no such rich mines there as rep
resented. No man can make his living by
mining in IDAHO Peoria Nail.