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, 1864-03-04

making New Yorkers and this fs the w,v !,
will bo done: Fifty or 100 persons win c}nh
together and buy m article, and then raff,c
| for It On their own private account. And an
the articles will be sold, and the soldiers prt
the money-aud the fair will be couductci
on strictly moral and legal principles.
| Accounts OF frequent peace meetings In
North Catpltna continue to come to hend
They al call for State Convention to mike
peace.
-."Rosedalo'' has reached its 95th nicht
at Wallacks Theatre, New York, and ihc
'Ticket-of Leave MN :" fts nth at the Win-
ter Garden Theatxe. -A
Counting the increased imports decraoa-
ed exports AID premium on gold. the hni,
ance against us at New York On onr foreiso
trade since January is s19, 9,ooo, 900.
The Harlem Railroad seeks New York
legislative authority for It's Broadway horse
railroad grant from New York city. and for
consolidation with the New York Central
The captain and crew Of the British
schooner Colin Campbell, owned in Ha]ifav
which Was wrecked nt sea or the 13tb M
arrived ct New York Saturday by the steam.
ship Illinois from Aspinwall.
In Nicaragua ono third Of the cotton
crop has been destroyed by the army worm.
Cotton is selling there at Sea Per mule load.
which yields about fifty pounds Of clean cot,
ton. The Central American states are going
largely into the. cotton culture, lurod by the |
present high prices.
= kentucky rebel soldiers, in camn in VIZ. |
ginia, Georgia and Tennessee, hare i,st been |
cho osing representatives from Kentucky to
the Confederate Congress. There were about
l 200 votes given in ill. President Lincoln's
"one-tsnth,, aud on the ground is surely
better than this. .
The Brooklyn Sanitary Fair is u grand
SUCCESS. The crowd is constant and i'm
nense. and the receipts already S1T5.0OO.
3ne Of the retreshmenf departenmts is dtted
p IKE IN old fashioned New England kitchen,
md pair Of silly lovers from New Hamp-
hire we're married therein Saturday MI ght.
+: "A veteran musician, formerly one Of tile
0ost attractive composers Of French operns,
nd m instructor Of some Of the first artists
! the past and present day, died lately in
rance ?, at the age Of 50. Victor Douglcss was
le composer Of Cag1iostro, Lime, and L.
'etit soupcr, great fayorites in their day.
q 1916 he Tns Professor at the Conscrya-
oire, from which he retired some years
1cc: He wrote q treatise on harmony.
mich has been highly spoken Of.
, 1864-03-04

6:.5ss er S1xa+4T aRass44Inaau'}
i e; Els
sss a:s. ff' aS
s:ys sses':; s:;s ss 3 4ss si's
csEaz i5e; % T. as;. ss a:z
e x & mss tsss
dTe SSh3i H1s p
ssid 6oIses to be sou1d in al particulars not less
ysaIs SG bp iR
Bride wise, and Of Size sufficient toF lily pnr.
These Epecinestons viii be strictly adhered to and
IL d 5 II
e. IT, a
IL I'll sS!t
III 6idasTs I'D gaas an.o.s win be held to the
sxa1asd followed 81 prosecution e tss e6ea
t!oato CAPTAIN John +: Mck1@. .: It., :. Boston.
w. 81 At % Els once. M afnsw0fE'' d. T. H. wheeling
q S
n1Tedlate'y on the acceptance Of their bids.
s z ss 2ssss a
hi6s deemed unreasonable.
BIDS tor the entire number OF horses required ara
Payment, w.1l be made on completion Of contract
Or as aoon thereafter as funds may be received.
H5oposais must b. endorsed PEoposala for caya1
Ghtsf Quartermaster, Cavalry Bureau, Washington
Apy further Information tn BE- promptly given on
Gel sad Chief ou.rss9nssssr Cavity Hi bureau
, 1864-03-04
Qbtta9o. Qrtbuue.
FRIDAY, MARCH Il 1sa.
MONT BLANC I.RVIqTTCD

- AAA1
81 JOHN nusKM,
Mount betorcd mine cvr. .c.,,
behold the twili|;hi'e FanSnine str.;n
Along the peaks expire:
MOUNT belovedi thy lrontier xast,
seek with religious hastc
And reretcnt dcsi1c.
1hey Tcet me midst thy st,adows cold
eoch thoughts rs holy men Of old
Amidst the desert found:
;n Snth g1adness rs IN Him they ftdt
VINO, with them, through the darkness dveis,
And compassed Ill around.
Oh, happy! If His will were 20,
To give nc mAnna here for snow.
And By the tb1Tcnt-Eile
To lead me, az Uc leads his flocas
ofwild deg. through TIE lonely roc1zs.
In Peace, untei1tded*
Since, from the things that t.ustfui rest
The partridge, On her purple nest
The maFmot In bis dcu.-
God wins worship more resigned.
4 punr prafse than no can fina
Upon the lips Of men.
Alas for .nanl who hath no sense
ofEratcfu1nese or confidence
Bnt stt1 rejects md raves;
1hat ali Gods love can hardly win
One eoul from taking pride il sin
And pleasure over graves.
Yet let me not, like him who .rod
In "F9th, Of old, the Mount OF God.
Forgot the Thousands left
Lest. haply. when seek His facc.
The whiHWind Of the caye rcpiacs
The glory Of the cleft.
and teach me, God, nlldcr thoueht,
Lest J, Of al Thy blood has bought,
Least honorable be:
nd 4, q. ~ L9 that moyes ne 9 to condemn
Than jealousy for Thee.
, 1864-03-04

Those Dye Is taking tho place OF others?
CHKISEAD0fk0sSs
Whose Dye Is the most perfect Imitation Of Nature
CTIRISTAD
Whose Dye mas been anAlyxed by the best Chemist
aud pronounced harmless?
CHkISTADOHO.S:
Whose HAir Dye succeeds when nil Others fall?
C1IRISTADONOsS:
Whose Hhr Dyc has the largest sale In tie Horlde
CE1H1STADDRQs8s
"Aost Dye shipped IN the greatest quantities to
American "@
CHHISTADOROsS.
MAnufActured by J. CHR13TADQRo Astor
E9qMsc, Ncw iork- Sold everywhere, aud applied by
FHeF 8, fl5o. and = rcr bex, according 70 site.
, 1864-03-04

o. Dublin, that being the only inferior title
OF the present Prince of Wales which il not
inalicnably attached to him % eldest son Of
4o then rcigning sovereign. In default Of
tdts Or some title by creation. It wouid
eeem he would be called Prince a. OF
, 1864-03-04

Con1derttsl Phystcran formerly Of st. Louis No.
corner of Monroe, Chicago, H., half BLOCK from ths
9ost onice oD "a Chronic Diseases and diseases oi
gssia ; T1t5 nnpar.nelcd success. Rooms separate,
where Ladies' and Gentlemen consult the Oocto
sytth ne ttr1ctes, privacy once hours rom x. II
sddla;; to Sr; H.; Sundays ~ 70 Comnuncstions
a Encloss two stamps and get his Guide 70 Hcalth
from tue Doctors long experience In Hospital and
Hntee perfect cures fcr all Chronic Diseases IN ther
most severe and complicated staees in ye1J short
time, without the use of mercury, ~
Young men suffering nom selfabnse are Invited to
rail- a perfect cure warranted. Female 1r7cgularf-
:es attendant on Puberty, Menstruatton, persons
having any obsrnc,4oDs 10 marriage, should can It
onEe ard be cured. Best Of city references ~ to
&olntv and SUCCESS. fc11-W36a4w
, 1864-03-04

Containing nearly go pages, and 1se ne Plates and
= siate OF Health and ,!lsease. with i Trtatise on
EEsi1Abust, E its peElcraslc ConSe9neuces upo2 the
the only rational and successful mods OF carc, ~
Shown BY tho report Of CAFES treated. A truthful
adviser TO tho married, and thote contemplating
marriage. who entertain tonbts OF their physical
condition Sent frrc Of postage to ar,y address, on
thny, n r. fct2-r:53sm.is
, 1864-03-04
Hair Dycs Hair Dye.s

9ACHFL0k'S celebrated HAIR DYK "a rm BEET
y 1HI WoRLp. The 9nfy Il HAnELEst. TRuE and RELJ-
E;scn.REfs nsd, Rrsty q Grey Halr Instantly, .
az Besns14 r. ,npsrts tep
6aa Dycs The Genuine Is eEned WILL ~ A. BAca.
AHa: tu otness are n;eFt mutations. and should be
1lay shetl, New York. jTS-sa87iy
, 1864-03-04
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER,

TIE Reverse in Florfdn--Thc: Alundan
Sufc4Ei!vrE M1ne Cnae-Thc Speeches on
hn5ns.-Ths HanH: sPiIIt Daty-Tax tho state
ta1a9 6nn1s1@Ane nendmsnts t3 the Nati onal Cur
Medal-Wh1t f. fs-The Depredatfons al
ths riFates-1ifinofs4ns In the City--Hon.
, 1864-03-04
.T'i1&al1cial.

M Err RCHANT'S SAVINGS,
11 LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
CHICAGO, Feb! 18th, 1854.
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders or this
Company for the Election Of thirteen Trustees will be
held At their office On MONDAY. March 7th, between
the hours Of o. \. NJ and r. n.
mhI-TfaeGt L. j. GAGE. Cashier
, 1864-03-04

lFfom The London Court Journal, Jan. ~
Some curiosity exists as to the name and
titlo Of the young prince, some asserting
that he will be Prince Albert Edward Of
Wales, while others think that be will receive
some such designation SIS Duke Of Cornwall,
or Duke Of Gloucester. No doubt, however,
exists that his juvenile royal highncss, will,
like his father, be named Albert Edward; but
it is, perlapB, not so universally known that
the name by which the Prince Of Wales will
ascend the throne {may the day be far dis.
1ant) will be King Edward the Seycnth. It
is said that this was the express wish OF the
la.c Prince Consort, who Thought that Albert
I. would hardly sound congcnial to the En-.
glieh car. It has, however grown congenfal
enough since bis demise, through the respect
NC pay to the memory Of the good prince.
Unless the infant son of the Prince Of Wales
receives some special title by creation. 1t ap-
pears uncertain what he will be called. For
the nearcst precedent ne must 70 back about
one hundred and twenty-five years, when
there were sovereign, u Prince Of Wales
and IN eldest son OF the Prince Of Wales, a1I
Lying. That eldest son, afterwards George
!u., was llcn called the Duke Of Edinbprr,
Tint being ono Of the inferior titles borne 81
nis father, Frederick, Prince OF Wales, Ii
t is precedent bc followed In the present IN:
s1anec, The Infant prince Wtll Ike called Earl
, 1864-03-04

Lake street. Chicago, H. General Western Asents to
whom all orders mar be addressed. je1o.S62-lywTfx
NJ EW IRON STORE.
~ BALTHIs q Bro
Dealers in Iron, Nails, Steel BugEy and
Shelf HartTart. &C.,
107 LAX 5TH E E 4.
CHICAGO, Feb. 21Et, 1854.
and shef Goods T1ade ii Ills city We respectfully
Invite your asssntion to cur Stock Thish eSassts
spring Steel EprnFS and Axles Thimtle Skel1s EQts
and Washers. Shelf HnrdWnfe, and Nails.
u The market. nom The celebrated WORKS G8A11
brand. Ordera solicited and promptly alled.
c. G. nALTH1s, BAtTHIS 4 BRO,
J. u. HAL1H1a.t fe9NA6311n
NJ 0 TICE.-Au persons having
IN o1a!ms against the County OF Cook. arc rcouti
ted to present tho E4net before the ma dny Or
mh1.Y&last ~ ~
, 1864-03-04

Ero1, the Dublin Freeman's Journal, jan. 20,
The infant prince the son Of the Prince Of
Wales, vas, It is said, wrapped in waddinc
until flannel from Windsor Castle and bobY
linen from Marlborough House could be Qb-
%n3ne3
, 1864-03-04

1ne bowels become 1orrid and powc1less under
Gon.ihnal sI purratien: uoowa,'s fills rcuetra1e to
nc nneleus Of the disease and eradicate it. They
eselnos, By mild aperjent operation atd recuporate
th s1hansted ensrg, by restoring tong and stEor
isoIae4s the aesd5 Il t TO, ils Fisq. aaa
t'91a p ~ Druggists st Sc, 63.. and ii per boz.
, 1864-03-04
Cancer can be Cured

Dt. HcbcEn. Cancer and CONSUMPTION ChAmnfou.
As located 1t 1G Deal bern etrec oppos1te Post Of
nee. lhicaEo. ". He successfully kills and extracts
tHuctra without pata or knife, in from four to twen.
tcuI hours Ako. cures ali E1ndf Of sores and Al
chronic diseases End piles. A cure always guarAa.
tied OF no pay. r. q. Boz GIGS. fs6-ws34dlru
, 1864-03-04

us..urc for yon. " TIE CAsKEr or Pc AEIs,"
Nonae1Mhr Eecfct Counkels to cyety LAdF IN nntnts
Sxs1a1r te hfr Msats @ nsaats sad
e po1 cs51. ch,caEo. nj. thc Cissc;" W1 Be iors
Wafoed Immediately II. B.-wrlN rLAi1LY AID
ekotRlYs othetG19e mis!akts Nil Occur. mti.YGS0It
, 1864-03-04

Common sense tells that unlk tomac Is kept
n toSd wsktug order tho sys1cn TO which supplies
l.Hlthy Nothing has yrt bern ds@orercd Invented
thht 20 cfectuar and lnyArtahv cnres nnd pFeycnts
BItTkRs: Dyspcrsta, nasa!c,cc, opprcssion atscr
<satin and tic frclnE 70 often dcscrd By tue eck a.
:an alopc EcnSatton. removed in ieN days l,T
the 'e Of ls snt~t hcaltstiul Of oil simaisuta Ee
1ne: t owexsr feeble need fear IT, for il contains no
she Gsn ~ The contrary, its effect Is Genial aad
c ~ H., PROMOTES sleep as well restores the en
s , Mno1. 1anscE oqt with certainty of le most
' fesa.s n the lecblcs1 lady invalid.
, 1864-03-04

ahene WHO are AFFLICTED With tlls rrostrutinr and
1Aatsout disease need suffer longer Dr. nodd;s
31,a .S aas oecn used with unparalleled success in
ana IN America Thousands testify TO its won.
I'LL Nh T1SGH send po6t2Ce haup or circular Ad-
, 1864-03-04

nIr. Sesyard's July 1th Dispatch.
The following is the part of Mr.. Stewards
note to Mr.. Adams, July II, 1868, which Was
the subject Of recent discussion in Parlia-
mont.
, 1864-03-04
lFrom Our Own Corrcspondeut.1
WAEUTNEr0E- Fab 80 70

TIE ALhApEN QUICKSILVER NINE CASE,
The Supreme Court has been occupied for some
dass, and will be au this week, with the celebrated
almaden QricksilEcr:: mine case, entitled Charles
Fossatt r.. United States. The case ia uufte eom.
pllcatcd and arises from the Court giving land ttiea
N9 partesl In the territory acquired ftom Mexicos
Eossatt obtained one Of these grants or tit]cs
and disposed Of 1t to the Qaicksilrcr Mine Compa.
ny. The srant was included In certain metes nnd
bounds laid down by the Court But when the
survey came before the United States District
Court ol California for confirmation one Berryesea
claimed that part Of the grant on which The mine
vas Situated. The District Court did not confirm
fossatta title but on the contrary threw ont that
past Of lis land on which the mine stood thus yir
3nally sustaining the claim Of Beryesea. ofcourse
Supreme Court The United States, though claim-
ing in the court below that the title did not belong
TO any private person, but was public propeStv'
Set od not take exception to the decfeo In tic
court below, and It Is now urged has no standing
IN court here The Attorney General has, howeye
e, becn permitted to present argument for the
United sfates- In the meantime, The Quicksilver
Company Inns purchased the Ber1yesea Interest in
said part. The grant to r, has not, however.
oeen surysyed o. confirmed, and there is :hus as
yet no title IN him Or his heirs. II the company.
However, succeed in throwing out the United States
they come In under the Fossatt OF Be1ryesea cfant
I'll } care not which,
, 1864-03-04

AAoEan's Magnolia Bnlna-
IL TIC most delightful and extraordinary srts
%ic escf discovered It cbAngc& tic sun burnt tAce
eoo hands II 4 pcariy aattn texture Of ravishing
0o&n1S, imrartng the marble purify Of youth. and
nc dsatH1He appf arancc inviting in the city belle
ol 1Asaton. 1t removes tau. fftckles. plmplcs And
foaghncss from the skin, learlng the complexion
Fcsh, Transparent and smooth. 1t csntains no mxte-
E3A1 Injurious to tho skin. FAtronxed BY Actresses
and Opera Singers. II is what eVcrr lady should
have. Fold everywhere
Prepared 1y w. E. uAGAE. Troy. Mt,
Addrcsa Ill orders 10
nhMAs s. BARNES d CO., New FORK.
tnNcx tx-G-A
, 1864-03-04
F1tSDIutIR Cement,


tFnGQl1if1lR QrEtt1E1tf.
apV1T n,srow-1~-cT1T77 v3TT
~ o'5A1 ,ua6EoA AMI VALUABLE
DISCOVERY
'1SS
anoolooLc teMen1:
Ijscfnl Arts utiity than onS inran,R RsacIca
{befofe the nri;tfc r. hna hasT hnuM
two years by pFactlcal meu. and
~ - ~ ~ D'
e11o1 ~ ANY
''' 'ep1.a'''n AAo"n'
IL" '"''@' Hlton's Insoluble Ce1nant
a.
resrs III atndSs. a1n d;a ca1,hins ,9G Ees1s o.
" on sc1xxTu1c PRfxc1PIxs, and
rts ombinstIon. 1o @ o. chanEo
Corrupt Of emit any orsnsiYa
sne1l-
Boot aud Shoe Man BOOT and SHOE
ufacture1s. h,.,,o,,+,,.,~ ,.,,, ,x..
e1an9iaei9tsss3 !iI = AZ f. ts nsln& Machines
Is 3! Gs1assti5s - Shsa5eiss as 1asss ssis
teddy my chang o{ temperature.
,.u.,.r, JE" ELEESS
, 1864-03-04

SOLD py LORD sMI1H. Wholesale Druggists. =
bn III - "eetel4 Asents 70
, 1864-03-04

y, The Houss, Il Is thought by many, would agree
hcud tut It ie stated the Scnate win not consent to
any tag. Our Illinois members of bo;h parties afc
receiving letters from farmers to the effect that Il
cline, as the distiilcrs will not purchase or maunfac
tufe corn into whisky until the old stocks are
, 1864-03-04

The Comptroller Of the currency proposes the FOL-
lowing amendments to the net: National banks to
count. 4 uniform rate Of Interest," per ccnt-to
be established for these banks throughout the
country: The lawful money required to Be kept On
f and from IS to 20 per cent for city banks pro-
Visions ior closing the banks whenever the owners
cnt: banks not TO be Organized with les capitsl
than 300 600 in country and $a0000O IN cities to
be imperative that an amount Of funds equal to
oncthird Of TIE capta stock paid up shall De kept
on depoett with the Treasurer of the United Sttea
whether banks take circulation for them OF not.
, 1864-03-04

Il memorial has been presented By the merchants
oi fhtiadelphia asking that the circulation Of State
banIs be taxed TO Euch an extent to compel them
TO withdraw their circulation, that We may hare
nothing but Eattonal and uniEo1n currency, They
alleSe That State bank issncs hare deprecated ana
might state that the total number Of national
bankE now chartered Is two hundred aud ciehty.
seEcn- Last week etxtecu new charters were
gT.nted. 0
, 1864-03-04

The New York Herald, Of Saturday. attacks Mr.
Hathburne and prcteuds to believe that be has
deserted Gen. Grant, because he voted to strike
hts name ont Of the Lieut. Gen resolution. This
vi: Washburnc did not haye the Generals mama
5', n It; Thy was done ie. 6uneombe BY Ross. Of
struck out. The Uera'd asks If Nj. W. viii desert
the principle Of taxing the stocks of spirits on
92no: hen ne does II viii DC time enough for the
, 1864-03-04

Between New York and Chicago. Making better ttmer
than any other line. except the regular Express Cou
pauy's-
II. Il. EoVET.Agens ~ Broadway. New York.
GEO. J. .DocKHAI, Agent, 5 Btate~st., Boston.
W.H. FERRY, ,Supt., BuELa
L. FOWLER, Agent,
jal7u13l.1m In Lake st.eet cbteavn
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08
l|lAff1D Mlh.:.. : r..
:, ,:..:: :.::..,.s DRAFTED. MEN.


IN Saint Mary D. El,aries .apI G4lvert e1uin. sui
Z ties sean 10 tusnishcsl. +. With ..sn.
A .aa5a.v ,slc.i si as,r.a,
q .r.4LfEN' 8 SUBSTITUTES" a..
= %. IKE o" yas vsa, .n:~,. -.
,ss short notice 9,,d..Rfsr. EASE sus.u,as,
toruns " thres@ @ysAts '"aS q ,.l
) sAssiRg sxpsriciicc 10 the Business sinoe .ha
6.st Draft in 1861. bnsh in Maryland, and
other States. those wh" E,v'r ti- with thri,
e:.ses. will be- psosHissIy aid sA.i.iacto-
n ny 4 }A's;iiIiIiEisit!e ;IIEsi!e epss:,rse ,-n Dss'....
through ti,s'f C9mmi!I.ibn Msfrhant. 81 ssy
other friend, BY giy'pg .pams, aunhpr of
! Election Dintrict and. c.Mnly, cerrectly, Ind
state ~hsro ths lnSury u ncPtisel. 80
20 No'msney Is sxpccac,la untill k1en,xi.n
pArer y pruearcj; s,,d: with Gusran,ee fsr-
iilShea ~ such Friea.l, ss b -Co,amiasiun.
Merchant. lea I'D SO! ;. .., IS
Reduction In biiae.m made. when clsts Of
Tan, or Iaore offer toslther;:' d. :" "a '.as@
Having many .Asent,,in. Bur employ We.
can Till or,isrs with i.pa.eks NJ ipssas2 ,j khst
extent sAsy are pAete1, ,"il c5lnhun,A-
tions promptly answered,
.'''''- .;s.aMM.l OLTOE, L co.
-:..'-.f dull auihorizxl AGENTS.
No. 20 Second Stree, cot. Ni,,elssta.A!ly,
Dee. 9Th, l8G4-ln
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08

TAs ,s.sad .s.ssiose ot rr.he Ssh s.,s Cow
stess oonnenesd on Moud.yI ls-i The
.P,esidsuss Message Vas lid before The
two unuses Il enc o'clock on Tuesday, :
sad tho usu.l asnbcr Of copies ordered to
is printed. u ,hs Senate, ss, ne Ra-ibsss Of
ippsrupee had baenu ,rsnsicted pp 70 oar
ia.sst accounts. ; II tho House Mr.l s.eS
,s. =, ,P.r, ip,Frsl,eYfd RI 4 fs1s Slls - pre4
vcut .rassso,isp> ip gold, o. silye, ooin %
bullion f,r m.re, than the expressed srslae
's;s q ise sale G' oatl.rsal money he United
State. ,fyr leg. than the .pssifed, value
T. other s . words, s Mr., Steven. wishes to
plsss paper upon The s.~e M footiSs, ,na
maj make s ,1ui..lei, 70 gold S ~ Orc ssc,iq"
u ,his bill provides ,ha. .'if - Person
shall. in the purchase of g'la or silver
eyin, sr bpllian. 'grese + r .Pay .. .essivo ]"
.paymen. therefor rbe notes or >bills Of any
corporation o, individual. st ) less prrica
thar the fpIi PAT {, value expressed .Asrsop,,
be ' .k.ll be dstrea and, sajuGgeJ u bate
sfIsns,d .ssiSs,I 81 i'ttsj g. jrt9e5,i.,a. sf & Sin"
@As = paDisLmeD, fora T ssdba ao.bs being
''nsai nc. more vol 6h,a ,6h.n s s months ipprisoaaeh.
al fofsfs,ure of ;he :ssbole' 'iSa siaaoub, The,
% ssssi..es. "a Abi1s4 bill s.s sisO i pls.e1ses PEI
.,csibing % n oath Of loy.lty; 10 al person.
y p,ss,iesDs' e. a%'IE. 4. iSSsis uni.sa s.sss. %
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08

We have hitherto neglected to state that
sNSssts. JaE;son B Cough have reesnsly
e1usaassip~sler.sa4ss --se.rssadss s-''assly
Owned ,by rMsssrs Jehplpu &snpfrsughs.
and Ore 10. YtepsIed % accommodate
,he public. sishl shassys they may wish
ysAthe asaaa ofsths ol1AiaEshis Chsptisa.
bThsyl have s,,asse ee4 .sll selesisd ssesk
tofsasy. gssds. lefsesriss. ks.ass( (hesa. snd
.S<licis bshafs-sfi ,hsf Psssessse~ sf she
s.GesaAasuasessssi EhsHiee Rad ,ssieieisy:
They are enterpri@ipg syeRass Rsas and
swshsvs uae. .aassbsa sbswo sfFsEss win "est
rsiah asseesSG See thsis ,aAssstissmeot 10
Q ssssAaei csisEG sgpni "a sr5, civ
slhrgp a. bx-vd 7as<ery- -tr5o Ia l.. iAa
esq MMwxvss, EhAssy.--SlsssFs. 4 90 y.
.I&ss.lek h Co. Aass. succesdsdo MkA.ad
sAaslas,.. siai.lx,ipserdsss0h ths Pen.
-qas Jesspss;s zhswApsssy bspl f;ill be
easdseaulcsla O. .Prneassie bpsRsSoa NJ
-seuasp ,ihsss espdsstsal,s thss AYusqs.l for
ssss.4a,sss' Issss wiihs Rsshs- s-aesssss. oarst
eihssssaasisasset eths bss.Ep.Peu ns shs
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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08
EETI fARBlFT

1\HERE viii Be -. Meetiae 0ffAf Nd
IL: ieMl ana Chiurgic.l. Sncity sfsSa
Mary p CountyIat Leonsrd Town hea tho
Pad TUESDAY Of this menth-la rrux..
70 petiees the proceeding of tIs LAST meet
ing. All the Physicians of the county
are urgsnsly requested to attend the Msst-
ing and make themselves Is ssembers Of
the society. BY order Of '''""
ROBERT NEALE u. D.
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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08

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|I:9ggAFAa| stU Usss!I|:! UHsss!A:' as'..,: &c.
Cews.p .wosk allxe,.4a,. superior
s*s S:xss.!s t.ts :ge .s1tl;:, 53Es; A's:s; 81;
lsakings Reaper and Mower.
II hfee Carriages--I'hree or iour
oxTcarts.. 4 large crop of t.
bacco unssripped. Five or six
hundred barrelsDof Indian Corn.
a large quantity Of 'rep and
Blade zFoider,, Wheat Straw
and 'Carnn, ,Shucks.. and many
other things. aoo .., 10 80. - 80, :"
TERMS or sALE.--FJr az sam. .b,,.
twenty d,Ilas, :. credit II Mx 'monshs ~ill Ls
gSSyen-the p,iSch haaers1 giving ,sass, with an
pfnved security. 70 10 appnsei by, the s.l.
minist.at,'rs. For ali4snms. .pf twenty dol.
lars and ander. the Cash will DO rrouir,d.
Sale 20 commence At 10 '6'ci0ek. .rrgW'i
''~' 'aJoS EP4ffNEsGARNER
'-I EiCHARD A..+AIi.ES.
'''i - 5' Igs.sj Admiais,ra.ors,
Jso. r. MAxktx, Asctionecr.
dec. Sih. l SS4-2t
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08
THANKS.

The undersigned. men.h,rs Of Il.
amounted Patrol" Stationed a. L.o,,Iss "a
Transferring been tile rscipien.s Of p, G e..
did rom :he Hon. Is q. IIA... 4
now. puhlie1e return our sincere an.
hsssal j MI Nor the same &
= Wx II Bsl.y
X = &c Csc. II. Tixkss
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08

Cor stitntional Union.
To those who ~ish . srss elsss. inter-
ss.ing. and we'll conducted weekly journal.
We would say. send for the r Kstay Cos-
stssio.ai Union" 1t is. pbli.hsd- il
Wa.hing'on. n. c.. BY Hon Thoss b.
E'.,e'e.. one Of o s.sEssa s.ssae'.s asgag.Y
well-seleet.d misc esdcf q - ~ ~
the most '.lu.bls s.xy Journal ID CO
eosn.ry. Its san M of news s2ra{S
interesting. giving - .nd inpastlsl
st.temen, Of facts .s hey occur t1ahf
As rs compatible With the sarie. '-iiisssy
surveillanes Of the press- Sissle copies
e2.50 pen snnnns, Clubs Of Eve will be
furnished 8 $ll. asd- zen oap;es fpr 90
per aHsG~. = -'
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-08

7 nanTicRss hsrshy givss rhas ,hs s.Lseri-
y ss,: bay: ss.,is:d ,sH1 +; SrPA.:: cssc =.
adiasinissrsi,sS SosetstpeSemi Ss.ass Of Hsnry
q s, ;:s 'sssis . :.a a.
essssd, are hsdsbS warmed 10 ssxhabie4bs saaes
~ishJ The psspts -seyshas ihfreof. q, .hs sub
ses,bsrs en- er b@fpee AsAsh Day ef yars, 1858
s.hsTw,.si hey may !bt ytEsis4tts sy 1sw ~.
all benefit ~ ne aid tsiats. Il 6ssSn under sus
hapds sbtkisF lsa Iat ~ lAsGasnbess 1854.
sioui' IiCATH ARfNE A. GARNER,
~ GEORGE r. GARNER,
Administrators d. D, Il
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