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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05

A GROVER s BAKER Improved shuttle
stitch) Sewing Machine, in perfect order,
viii be sold at auction on Saturday, March
5th, st IL O'Clock, precisely, ct the Auction
Room Of 0. Cutter 4 Son, No. ia Bank
street. mar. ); l4o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05

BETHEL NoT1cE.-Reverend Charles Mer-
win will preach in the Bethel Church on
Water street, Sabbath evening at seven
O'Clock. Seats free. Sabbath School at two
s'cIock P. n. msrch6:l40.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05

CoURT OF CoKEoE PLEAs.-The Court
of Common Pleas adjourned over a week OF
two since, until Monday, March 7th, On
account Of the Fair. The session will re-
commence on Monday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05

FoUED.-A certificate Of deposit of the
sum Of $500 was found at the Bazaar yes
tsrday. The owner can have it by calling
at the Police Station and proving property.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05

ATTENTION EKRoLLED CITIZENS OF THE
FIRST WARD.-YOu are requested to attend a
meeting Of the citizens Of the ward, this
evening at o'clock, at the Engine House
on Champlain street. Tho Treasurer of the
Association will be present, prepared to is
sue Certificates of Membership to all desir-
Gus of joining the Association.
A general attendance is requested.
G. Il. BURT, Pres't.
D. H. KEYS, sec'y.
March, 5th, 1854.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05

TIE seth ONO INEAHTRY, which is To-
Gated st Cleveland, Tennessee, has re-enlisted
and is coming home. It was raised in the
vicinity of Toledo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05

RAIH.-Ws cannot always have fine
wssther-eEpecially in March. Late last
night gentle but steady Spring rain began,
which has fair prospects for continuance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05

PERsoEAL.-Among the recent guests ct
the Angler, We notice the names of Messrs.
Mclaughlin, Smith and Calendar, Of the
Atlantic & Great Western Railway.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05

TIE latest news VIII be found at Hawks
Plenty of good reading material for Sunday
Is FOR sale at his favorite stand, 225 Superior
street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05
PITTsBURGH OIL MARKET,

PITTSBURGH UIL nLAhhhI1
Special by Telegraph to the Cleveland LEADEE-
PTIsnuRGH, March 4.
PetrOleum-Firm.
Sales at Isxc in bulk and at 2se with bbls.
The arrivals are 800 bbls crude, lsI bbls refined.
sOObbls for through shipment.
Sales at an for refined in bond; q for refined free,
straw color.
The river Is falling
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05

TIE annual renting Of pewsi in st. Psups
Church, viii take place in the Church, at two
O'Clock, Monday, March 9TH, 1884.
By order Of the Vestry.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05

GREAT FIRE AT ERIE.-Lste last night
We heard rumors of great eOnAagratiOn al
Erie, but were unable to procure any details.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05
CITY NEWS.

In TowE.-GoYernor Brough was in
town yesterday, on official business.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05

FINANOIAL.

NY. MONEY MARKRF-BIarch 4,
fBY EmEaRAPH.J
.1oney-Market very easy at 6e6 cent with
abundant supply.
SferIing Exshangs-Flrm but quiet. Sales at
I75k.
GoId-Firmer. Opening st 81, advancing to- sIa,
and closing steady az Gl75.
GOVerumenL 5Gook9-Markst shade hrmer.
United States Skies Of 1881, coupons .-.....-IIIA
Seven Thirty Treasury
United States Skies Five eTWenttes.-. .--.l074
United States SKIES, 1884, regiItered
State Stocks
Missouri SiLsa...........-. IN
Tennessee Skies, 627s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05
Rsss q Prouriss' Provinces Market ES
pert.

pert
The following are the rates charged by thams
Ham8-Ssge cured premium Hams, . b. .-.......He
grlea BeetS rs 1Sc
BRoOn-Ur Smoked Sides = R............... ....l21kC
Lard-Prime leaf, kettle-rend'ed in bbs . h-.l3Hc
Prime leaf, kettle rendered in kegs b..l3Ae
Extra clear . %
- No extra charge made for packages or eartagf
10 railroad depots or boats. All articles warrant
cd strictly prime, and equal to anything in the State
Orders promptly filed. Our augaF-cured Hams and
ttle-rendered Lard took the first premium At the
late Ohio State Fair. BOSE PREHTIBS,
Nos. I42, IA and I46 Ontari0-st.s Cleveland.
iuIyl:R78
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05

FIGHT on WATER SrREET.-A recruit.
ing Sergeant named Frank -, who has an
Ofico at the corner Of Water and St. Clair
streets, went into the Rainbow Saloon, on
Water street, with sOmo fellow soldiers, about
four O'Clock yesterday afternoon, in pursuit
of spirituOus refreshments. While there q
quarrel arose between the soldiers, in which
the recruiting Sergeant was knocked down
and kicked brutally several times, his head
being badly injured. The rascals made
their escape and atpressnt writing have not
been arrested.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05

POLICE CoURT, MARCH 4rH.-Intoxi-
catiOn-EdWsrd Corkey, fined 81 and costa !;
Henry seeWhsr, Aned 81 and costs Gilbert
saxtOn, fined 81 and costs.
Petit Lareeny-Lewis French, case cOntin-
ued to MOnday-bsil 500; Barbara Warle,
sent to jsil for ten days besides being fined
SO and costs:
Assault and Bsttery-Hnnnah DuFsy case
continued to MOnday-bsil $50; Eleanor
POpp, discharged.
Keeping House of Ill Fsme-Jsns Nc
KenEie, continued to Monday-bail $50.
Receiving Stolen PrOperty-JOhn MoHugh
and Mrs. McHugh, discharged:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05
CLOTHING,
THE POET ON A TRAIN;
Or,
The Romance Ofthe Railroad.

THE POET ON A TRAIN;
The Romance offhs RailrOad.
By the author Of the "Fair Inez,'' The Prince Of
Wales "rhe Ghost Hunters." &C.
(OOE1EURD.)
CHAPTER IX-THE SMASH Up
When woke up in the morning
The Train was standing sttili
On one eide saw q river,
On the othsr q steep hill
Said I, can the matter bel
As opened wide tbs window
And looked out that I mis ht see.
Then heard tho elank Of hammers,
Saw msn rushing to aud fro;
EAhf" I said. here's some detentlCn,"
Aud to see IL did 60,
But did not have to 90 far
Era sight did behold;
sight ns'er had seen before
And made my blooS zuE cold
Blight before me on the rAilroaI,
Andnot twenty reds she.d,
Was treight trSin smssred to pieces,
And an cd COW lying dead
''Tell one, please, Sir, what's the matter o.
"Msttsr p a he. t'there is plenty,
We must stop six hours here"
There were h1gsheads Of tobacco,
And dead hogs ly1ngo on the ground.
In proluslon scattered round.
Men were busy mosing rubbifh,
And a. was only In thsirWaY
To the cara soon went back.
Oh the grumbling and the growing,
Thst In the ears met,
It ives lauRhable to h-arit,
And never shall forget.
Some we're frettiDg for their breakfast,
Others that they were not homs,
While some sEore that on that railroad
NsVer more that way would come.
And We Kish TO inform cur numerous friends and
the public that we still Ozr the largest and best
sprtmentof
READY-MADE CLOTHING
In the G ty OF Cleveland. Our stock Of Cloths Cas-
Aimeres, Yestines and Military oods Of all descrip-
tions, is very large. Gall at
Isaac A. Issao's Union Hall,
Sols Agency for thsaals Of Singers SsWnE
Aaohineg, Storr's Automaton Freshman, and
BtrOng'B Patent Army Bed-TFunk.
AR-0orner aHHarior and Unfra-sea,
n Look out for the GIANTS. fsbs9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05
oOEFIEuAxoH OF TEE FA1R.

The prospect now is that the Fair will be
continued during the whole Of next week,
and from present appearances the coming
week will be the most successful Of any.
The present half-fare arrangement will be
continued on all the railroads, and all the
half faTe tickets already purchased Will be good
during the Fair. Our untry friends will
notice these facts and come in by crowds to
the Pair. And let all bring in plenty of eat
sbIes, of all sorts, and, especially unoooksd
dressed poultry, for tho Rsfrsshmsut Hall.
THR CHnDREH's EXHIBITION.
The exhibition by the children of the pub
lie schools, announced for to
night, will not take place, the Board
of Education having refused to allow time
for the children to have a rehearsal.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
NEW YoRK, March ?, 1854.
7. P. HANDY, ESQ, Treasurer, Cleveland,
Ohio:
DEAR srR:-FOr the purpose of your Fair
in aid Of the Sanitary Commission, We en-
close our check on Merchants Exchange
Bank Of this city fOr $50, and trust your re-
eeipts viii exceed your utmost expectation.
Truly yours,
BUTLER, CECIL & RAWSON.
The above donation from Messrs. Butler,
Cecil RAWSon has been received by rs.
T. p. HANDY, Treasurer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05
rHR CHr1pnrr,s EXHIBITION.
LcKxowLEDGExEHT.


A sale Of War Relics took place yesterday
afternoon at the Museum. 1t was largely at
tended.
Many new articles are constantly being
added to this wonderful thssAurus of things
rare, curious and beautiful. Others are be-
ing classified and arranged for sale. The
collection of donated autographs was yes
tsrdsy priced and sIasfed.
The collection of Washington relics" 4
very valuable one, has been arranged in q
case by itself. They comprise his sash, worn
.in several battles, his tsnt-Aag, which du-
r 'ng the Revolution waved over his head
quarters wherever they might Be, his shoe
bu cklss, silver spoons, 60, &c., together
Wit h genuine autograph letters to his sister.
Tht' collection is a very interesting one.
Tbs crowd at the Museum has been very
great.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05

The suction sale Of paintings in Pine Art
HEH was postponed this morning until We'd
nSSday, March 9Th, at IL A. n. In consequences
of the notice given not being Snheisnt.
VAST crowds continue to visit this splen-
did collection, the finest, without exception
ever exhibited In the State. Especial admi-
ratiOa Is expressed in regard to Rossiter'I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05
TAO-sIMILEO OF THE EMANCI.


ths direction Of Dr. Henry ". Bellows, Pre- dent nf
ths Hnitsd States SaRifa'y Commission. and 1hos
b. Bfysn. Fs1 PreEident Of the SOLDIER Bone. for
ths Be- est Of fhe SIX, Wounded md Disabled Sold
ierl Of the Union Army. Every citizen OF ohto can
SOW lrncurs CORY nf the An henticated and sp'end
ument ~ tie day u j. beautifully ilusirafe5 W
alife-iiks portrsit If the President OF the United
Sat- ard s-perbly enRraved fgrre o. he tsooess
q TihertV nointiuR 10 ths m7tfn .f the SoI@1erss
ish Comfort a0d Care for NY Wounded Heroes-'-
Lach imurassion e UDsn parchment tinted paf@ ps-
rar 9srz1 inchrG IN eize, and When framed or mount
-, maEes elegant and appr1pFiate oruament Tor
fha uar;or. counting cfice- lnoependsnt OF
ts hts ORC intryrst fhs Fassimt'e ss work Of art
but shove apd bevoad this It shouf be understood,
that the prime object oT this greet enterprise sub
sfanffal AID aud crm 'ort to tbs brave VINO hsve
hocnmo dlsabsd in he fervcs OF their country This
fstbe only genuine Fsnsim published IN tbe Unit
lei StatsE ant the public are cauiiOned agstust pur-
chasing he spurious issues, put in circulation bv
s-eC1atoIs, without re erfnca to any in ereet bot
fhst offheir own pockets AID 70 the detTiment OF
tn Grea Carss that aetuates the hearts and hends
O. egqrV loyal man and woman # the present day
The panuine Faa-Simiks Dubiisbed express ,ar the
beaeftOf the sick AMI wounded soldiers offha Union
army huthenticsted By the Prreioeuts e ter OF
pc citation at hs top Of tbs sheet the Proclama-
fson Nal aud the signatures o. Thee BrFan ksQ.
PrHsidsuf OF TIE Soldiers Home, and DR.. Henry W
Bellows, Presiisni o. TIE y. s. sanitsEy Tom niIi1n
Active az -nts and csnVgsserS viii md reQunere-
tive employment IN the sale Of he fac-simile tho
ont the etE'e 0hio Ceriain territory viii he te-
cared to &c b person caDvas.ing The demand is un-
pFacedrnted II the annals Of pabishing.
Dtnsbied soldiers and the Wives If soldiers, Vili
ind iiRht, easy aud prohtabl- employment 81 sell
fnr the Fac-Simile. TrOS P. POWER.
General Agent for Ohio,
rnnrchf-1n No. West 3i-St., Cincinnati
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05

CTONE CHURCH.-THB SfIps in
I the First Presbyterian (stone) Church will be
iessed for One Year, on Monday next, the sth inst
at o'clock P. n. By order Of the Trus .ees
r,.-.,.-s -. - ,s.,-,c o. OOTfEh'I IT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05

The concert will be conducted by D. P.
Evans Esq. The choir is = spIsndidIy train
cd one, and has given several concerts in
NeWburgh with great success. We trust
that they will have big house. From the
character Of the programme and the perfor-
mers, we can promise all who attend rich
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05

mar5:14I.
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ARrTFIcIAL FLOWER BOOTH.

The young ladies in this booth, as well as
those in other booths of Floral Hall, are do
ing splendid business. They have large
stock of photographs for sale, among others,
those Of Johnny Glenn, the bOy-SOldisr, which
are selling vsrv rauidly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05
pOEAr1oE no ELoRAI HAII.

A Asplsndid AEaIss, Of the IadieG Alba va
riety, is on exhibition in Floral Hall, dOnat-
ed BY Mr.. Gray, gardener to stilImsn Witt,
It is most magnificent shrub, and has on it
over three thousand flowers, i've hundred Of
which ara In fuII blossom:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-01
Law nooka.
DAYS. INDIANA DIGEST.

A m6rst CO.. TnrAtplsioNs ot tut hurhrMt
~ teuH " lhe stats ~ uAiana geWpll.lnf he easss
sixteen tuluuth M lnlHua hfgplai in9olhrf viii hn
hrtispi STATUTES nl ihr state, a. pml Tia n lhn edition
ef0ayln Hpli' w tdwia A. hafls, lni " lveli
hYn tA 90.
Tie hsl edition ~ ihls valuable work Wa onnplnnli
o. hausnd n iesa than three months ifen thr iWn ~
publication. nov edition. rfNlfd Nn hhr white rAfli
u hnW ready THE ~ nnr ~ The mHh complete anh beet
arranged dHesis efrf published, and has received The
hrhrfi gummnnhaiiuht ~ he legal profession
The lion N n hlNfaNf
1.-THE biggest Il a. rare VA ~ plan anh nke alton as "
h nssn in thu profession, fhia o. nn ahldntmpnt 81
the hNpursh ui ptnpiun dFntl ~ ihrni"
The Hon Dawn AuluAAtp HatH
til ~ un sma rnuHnnuialnn ~ the work That n " .
naes not unl, ~ ai nnf Fupfeme Court hrlsnnt wiif
have be- publ he'd, bat also ~ al The moden statutes
noN n nIee
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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

A4TriCE as hereby given that the a,t,acri.
svbers have obtained tsom the Orphans 'Cou r,
ct 81. Mary" County Ia Mary land, letters al
Hdsiiiistrsion on the personal estate of Jas p.
Nevra, late Of said county. deceased. All
fers"ns having Claims against the sand de-
~eassd ,'are hereby warned to exhibit the sam.
wi:h the proper ."uehes thereof. to the sub
scris'ers an or before the 18th day Of Feb. le6s
otherwise they may he excluded by law FROM
oil benefit "f the said estate. Given under ou,
bands ih,s l!,h Cay Of August, 1864.
JSO. A. SCOTT,
JAS S. DOWNS,
Administrators.
August ll,h, l66&-Sw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27

nESiRIN1 to purchase rrilsbie Crop
- Pr'ducrrs snd E-f,iiis.rs. are 90.
licised to give the following . fait TrisI.
SUPER PHOSPHATE or LINE
Of our Own tra"d containing 3 par ct.
Ammoois and IL per Ct. Soluble BIZ
Ph,s Of Lime equal to auy sold in this
narke'.
Price $75 per ton 1000 lbs.
BONE IA FEU-Compoeed Of Fine
Bone Dust and Pure night sofia very
reliable AMI popular grain pr,duc-r
Price &50 per ton 1000 lbs
POIIDRETTE-of our own msnufac.
ture, superior to sny sid in .bis city.
Price go per ton 2OO0 lbs
10 ordeting any # the above fertilizers
be sure {" sp.s,ify ZELL & SONS brand
We have in store oil kinds of FertiIisers
of good repuie. FINE BONE Dust DC.
PETER ZELL X SONS,
Ms l47 4 14p Howard S..
Baltimore
Md
Sept. S,h, ls64-,f.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

IN application Of William Watts, admins
~ srstsr # jaime. Z. Crane, late OF SAN,
Mafy's county. deceased, il is o',lerei by the
Court, that the said administrator nutify the
alignment creditors of sHid deccs. ed u file
their eisims against said decea.esi in the Reg.
lister of Wills "ilsce nf Saint Mar.is c.saniy
on a before the isi day n May next. fus
dividend, aud that this ORDER be publishe!
ia the Saint Mary. Gasety nn-- . week in
esch week, sniil the sa,d IL day VI Ma, next
Test. j. T N. HALEY.
ReEisser Of Mills
fTN. Muy's Cosnty.
February 18th. l96<-td
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
.NOTfcE 70 CREDITORS.

NOTICE il hereby grvet that the subscriber
IN has 0taained f-oni he or,,hans Cour, ror
Sain, Mary's county, nj Maryland. letters
sdmsnistsatioa on the personal estate oe tlas
dscn Eivasds. late Of .ahd co., decessed
Al pet. sas having ciaiuns against the said Id
CEASED. are hereby warned I'd eah,bit The Asme
with the pso?er voaches ,hefesf. 70 the suhscri
Der. on or b-fare the l0.a day Of Marth, 1866,
esher~ase they susy be exeinded by la~ irom ali
beae6s Of 'he axid es,ate Given under mp
hand ,hia lsch. dnv "f Sert-. i-S&
THOMAS ID. EDW iRO5,
Adm, Illustrator.
Sept 18Th, l864-~4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
TnE ONLY RICULrURAL
JOURNAL. IN MARYLAND.
MARYLAND FARMER
AND E(.HANtC.

4 MONTHLY PERIODICAL PUBLISHED
Bys 8. Mills / CO
(ihe senior partner forrnrfly interested in .Le
"Rural Rrg.sier,'1
No. IS s. CALvEnT SraEgr. corner ri Mercer
BALTIMORE.
And devoted to
AGRtCULTURE, HOITlCuI. rrRE kr.
RAL EcoNOKY. nOUsEHOL Af.
FAIRS. ard MECHANIC ARTS.
- 10 Reliable and Practical Journal. de-
= voted to she diasreat departments nf
fsgLp CcLrUgs. such ms growing field
Gnpa. Orchard and Garden Fruits, Garden
Vegetables aud Flowers. Flowers 9ue Oh.
Lawn and Yard. Trees ausl Plants, Care Of
Dumnsic Animals. &C., together with ali sub.
iecss pf q kindred na,use Intcrs..ins 20 she
Farmer. H.sticulturiss. and Hor,s-l,,ld.
Tns "FARMEK' Curtains % dpsble cnl /.
umn ectavo pages, with page C,ver.
makiag in the i2 number. GA pages-prin,.d
ss.s 6ne l.sp'r aud clear sype
Published "m the Srst Of eash month, 40
Sl.s0 :sr yrar-or copics for o. 6o---.r It
copies Tor $la. aui copy 90 the gc:,er up o.
sne ciub-a~ Specimen copies furnished
gratia
April eia. issa--,f.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27

lie VA. c'.nnist&i to n,y cu.tsiy up.,n tl.e
.hafge ~ .'Aasaulting with intent 20 hill,
Henry III. Langley. Esq Of 81 lnixrs- Dis.
trtcs, II this county" Sai! negro 10 alsa,t
s~sLiy-iive years of age STOUT. hss fulI face.
Is If lish: copper colr. and about Eve fecs,
tight ~ nine inches high. n, marks upon
hi~ persori are remembered. He VA. ,ire-sszi.
when he made his escape, In dark woll-n
rantah'on, snsl c.ms.-appsrentlv much ~rrn
black felt hat. AMI pair Of old she.~. I
will give the abnve Few .ri fer his apprehen-
s'''n aud delivery I" m~. m Enr his tsismru.
In The County Jail. 1t f.e,.narit.,wn.
PHILIP II DORSEY.
August ls-G&-4~ Sn'6 81. Msry,s Cs,
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
j. Y. WILKINSON.
GR0tfRl COMMISSION
M ER C. H A IN Y.
No. l22 Dugan's Wharf,
BALTIMORE.

: Keeps ts'asssntlv sa hand . iasse aasss, I.
n,eniUi ~ CrERlOk IA WILL Gi;UGi:l.iEs.
Foseigu sad Donaeshc Liquors. Tobacco, So.
gsrs, &C.. which ~ili s~ sold. whole~sie or ~.
tail. at the loves asgtss pr,osa.
UHiNTEi fRGDCLE. Of sli kirds. . ID
s.ss c. sn..ss'iae. ard .l,sesi Ktts,siao b. .. 20
ses sale 81 TOEAtSO. WHEAT p:.. .,, e-
GKAtkS. Cvn sssssiOcs q: ~, lsrh. .A.. i.
Ted prOGpty. s,a tue ..rietes4 reward q. ...u
s0tes.s II Il &he COT ms;grs.
f.e1e Fa,nss ,ss !. mass sr-i~e,ialty s.i.
si;sI
t,r 80 itse--d. W.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
NOTICE To CREDITORS.

NOTICE 10 hereby gwen that the ..bscri.
~ ber has obtainsd from the Orphans
Court Of Sc. Marys cosEty in Maryland. let.
ssrs Of sdnainissnsio~ on the personal @.
ta,s Of Psasr p. Smith. iasa Of said county
dsesassd. All rsrs"ns having claims .s.inss shs
said dsrsased. are hereby vsrned u sShib,: ths
sa:as With sAs erepss vouehss .hersoi. to ,hs
subscriber on Sf besare the f3eA day of Feb,
is6S. Otherwise they M !. - xeiuaed BY lac
fsm sil hsmsGs At The ssaG sssso. 0iven an.
der ~ kssd eAis lish day ef Az. IAel
JOSIAH ~. BaSCOE.
adminisszuser ". A.
AGssa tkE, ka64-<~
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

AlOTICE IL hereby given tina. the sahscri.
~ hsr has obtained rom the Orphans
Court II 81. Msrya county, in Maryland, let.
tsrs ~' Standardization on the personal estate of
VIVA. z. Lsagiey, late If said county. tecsas-
81 AL PERSONS having claims .grrns, the SAID
sece"t 81 are hereby warned to exhltit the same
with the proper veuches thereof, 10 the sub.
ser,bsr an - nefnre the 9Th day Of February
1865, otherwise they may be excluded by law
frosn all benekt ~ the aaid estate. Given un
der my hand this 9Th day of August 1864
CArHAKiSE p. LANGLEY,
Adnsin,s,ratstx, w A
August lIh. 1860 -4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
NOTICE.

'U>HE undersigned will attend. with dis.
patch. To- all. claims against the Govern
rneri-wilI prepare all papers aId collect all
amounts due the l,eo.,le in ST. Mary = County,
for slaves enlisted in the army &c &c.
G. FRED. Maddox,
Leonard Tnwu Nj.
JNO. Vt. FINDLAY,
No ~ Law Buil,iinss Balt
June end, 1854
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
II 4 RRIS Ms
TOBACCO PLANT FERTILIZER,
A PERFECT FOOD.

II contains every el.in-nt Of nutrition
which the T"i.acc" Plont takes from the sdl,
and III Ju proportion IL perfect the g:"wth
ut the while Plant. II also contains ee.
ncnts 10 give the greafest vig.r "f growth I"
the inliasr. and must psrtrc, ORGANIC alton ef
the raf in all lis Constituent paris. and the
creates, asn,',,nt f thai peculiar fragrance
which always commands the highest price il,
the market. In cunnSc;i.n with the highest
excellence Of quality. 1t ~ili pr"ducr much
lager amnun, "i n,aiurci l.af, fr the SANE
c'~, applied per acre. than any known frrt-
lin'r Another great txc.iiencc is. that il viii
r.:"rc and retain lha highest fertility I" tSe
AMI wnf" out by previous cr'ppins with
{ hsccn or any OTHER vegetation.
~ DIscEIfTTvE CIRCULARS of it's Ct,arac-
ter. properties and lises. aud testimonials oi
iss great practical resui,.-scnt free by mail
Prices not adrdnced. PLANT FERTILIZER.
$50 90 per ton. ToBAcc" PLANT FEsrILIz
Ea. $50 90 per ton "f-20O0 lbs, in bags OF
200 lbs, eacl,--\xT CASH.
ALEX ANDfR HARRISON,
lkvEHroR 4 PHoPRIyToR
NJ gli CON VI EkCE Street,
PiiILADELPWA
May 18th. issi--sf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
PROFESSIONAL.

VlR. }. K. THOS. REEVES LA. located
IL a. "WHlTE PLAINS" about mile
from tho village Of Chaptic". anG respectfully
utisss his professional service. to the public
he will devote himself exclusively 70 the
practice "f hi. professiou.
JaG. 10th. ls62-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-10-27
OAK GROVE SEMINARY.

THIS school for yosng lsdie. wili rren 20
Monday, Octolx.r ID. Il, is pleasantly situa.
ted in aeai.hy aad quiet i'stt OF Praoe
Girosge's osuuty, Nd. Fur sesa,s and otier
h.ortnssion, sd1r-ss
Mn. NJ. F Burke.
Hor-e h.ad.
=. Prince Gen. o., Md ).