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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-02-15
No More Recruiting in Rebel States

Tn iNC + = Caro to nm
Iew.s snan,I,oo,,, s.r;1.:,. 80. =. ,,;l,.
tion # ,bo o,..,p,,,oo. 1,-1 e ,... ~.
which ,ormi.s rccr,.;,iro o.oa -.
Southern States to ob,ain rac,,;ts r,r c,oto
c~edit-ra. a1.n,aI h,- r,.o g % :
u Davs- Q IF the navs hin, o,.. h., NJ
England Senators. Both MassacbnsatIos G.,
atorS- wilson and Sunpar-o,noscd tho
amendment. The reason for this orras;t;on
is not hard TO understand by those vino i,now
that Massachusetts, has. daring the nost vosr
been doing most of her frht,nn y, , Garno,
and negro basis.
Dry,ng Tho d;scrssi,n = was etoto5 h.
Mr., Salisbury, that irroef;.t.'o y, ,bo fail
Of Savannah. Massachusetts, hal her a,ants
on hand w,tAout ar.hori.v 3, fif b., o,,,os
that after The slaves had been mt on shin
boara Gov. Andrew made aDpEcatioo ,o tho
President for parmission to enlist +be,, md
it had been granted. Mr.. Wilson "djl no,
know anything about it Gov. Andrew was
an carnesf determined rn7, ao.I ,,,,II -,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-02-15
List of COnscripts.

List Of Names Of men Drafted in Wyoming
County, Jan. Is, 1865.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-02-15

A Peaceable Citizen of our County
shot down in the road, by Deputy
Provost Marshal, and his possee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-16

EOR sALI-A TROTTING HORSE. five years
dian, handsome and very stylish. and one lS
Of the best saddle or harness horses in this GA
country Can trot or rack mile in three minutes.
ALPRBD JONES. Feed Dealer, 8
my 9-lm- lag street, and Center Market.
H1LMdBoLPs EXTRACT BUCHU and a T.
n fhOtHU hoSn Wash cures secret and deli
cate Ia al their stages ct little expense,
little or no enen9e IN diet. NO inconyenience, and
mediate in its action, and free from al injurious
pLopertes. mar 26-6m
NAPQLIoNp LIHl OF JULIUS CESAR.
~ Volumel
sDA YRANCK TAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-16
THE EVENING STAR:
PUBLISHED DAILY. except sunday
81 AT THE STAR BUILDINGS
eestsHsH corner Of Pess'a avcnue and 1lA street
By w. d. wALLACH.

The STAR 10 served by the carriers to
their subscribers In the City and District for
TwHLvB-AND-A-HALPC CBHTs PER WEEK.
, PRICE FOR MAILING Single copy, Three
Gents; one month, Sepenty.fue Cents; three
months, One Dollar and Fifty Cents, six months,
zArse Dollars; one year, Sir Dollars. No papera
are sent from the office longer than paid for.
The WEEKLY SrAR-published on FRI
day morning On, Dollar and a Hat year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-16

GROWERS NEW THEArER.
P. A. HERBERT Business Manager
GRAND ANNUAL CoNo1Rr TOUR
PRIMO EHsssGta 4sassG s. RAs ss.sS oppa.
NJ. THEODORE HABELMANN
Begs leave to announce to his many friends and
the PUBLIC "a. asAND n Si5 sat5kfD SKI CONCERT
~, SUNDAY ay.s1sss, MAY 81. 1865. -.
'0n0.'nf II. Tai TasSbokRYP Siat aRPfiih faiihBlLMANN.
Primo fsDors Ien n SabsHI G'sHd German Opera
nEGs Ell f5.Hjit faGf1sR fen 'oIHssfssA. Hsfissj
fis III srtHa asERsR
M s xp66LpH Nlg1NDoRFr Conductor
Tickets .e P..asst, Dress Circle. and Balcony,
raj HsiA "a E On
TieRes. for sale isH Il ae.zerosts Music Store
Penn. avenne. myl5tf
METROPOLITAN HALL.
FREE Msss.I pSs1sssF S4sessf
THE fsF 1aSEk SsG Sf tai
At5gsSesF!EAE E5gR II aas 22HEas. 222EEAEr'
MISS 'osEfaafSE afsS EssIzAsHiEs. HEs. MAMIE
n'ss g n,N Nyss FRANK NE 'sS4'Skzs Ez sS''fro''
g. HlNfsks FRED. YovNkENs.
THE D's1 risGass9 N eh2 oiAS 'sTAH
s,d Bss ssv is always stocked with the best
The Proprietor spares no pains to please his
ADMISSION FREE.
Performance to commence at O'Clock precisely.
my Is
OXFORD! OXFORD! OxFORDI
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
Ninth street. fronting on Psnnsylvania avenue
TREMENDOUS SUCCESS
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
In consequence of which it will be repeated this
week with the same powerful cast of Characters
Georss H.,r;. -----..-'.-...J. Hutchinson
Topfy, the best in the country Nelly Whitney
whom Edwin Forrest says she il the :n smallest @
In connection with the above will be given an
entirely new
OLIO ENTERTAINMENT,
including all the old favorites. and number of
Few Artists.
NOTICE.
CHANGE OF DAY.
LADIES sMATINEES at this House will be given
on WEDNksDAYsi in future, until further notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-16
First appearance OF
MISS MAUDB STANLEY,
MISS MAUDE bTANLDY,
MISS MAUDH STANLEY,
MIB6 MAUDD STANLEY,
MISS MAUDE 8TANLRY,
THE QUEEN OF SONG
THE QUEDN or SONG.
THE QUEEN OF BONG.
First appearance Of

A lady Of rare vocal accomplishm ents, and uni
vefsally admitted by musicians, professors of mu-
sic AID musical critics, to be most 6nis he'd ar
tiste in vocal muhic, essing voice of extra
ordinary sweetness and Of great scope and com
pass executing the most diff cult trilis with unaf-
fected proficiency and in every range of the scale
her sin ginR is characterized By richness Of mod
ulaton and elearness of ntonation rarely ecu
except by first class opera prima donnss This
lady s now added TO the combination of real ster.
ling merit perfor ming at the Canterbury, at an
exorbitant salary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-16
n-MoNUMENT TO TOABRAHAMLINCOLN IN
III "a THE CITY OF WARRINGTON

n~M0NUMENT TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN IN
uS THE CITY OF WAeHINGToN
In order TO give definite shape to the desire 40
generally expressed that Q suitable Monument
should be erected in the City of Wsshin eton to the
memory OF Abraham Lincoln, the City Councils
OF warrington have taken action, resulting in the
iormAaon OF an Association to be call ed the II
colin NATIONAL MONUMENT ASSOCIATION.
"n .ns lSsGHHi6Ss S EWiLIAcH m.,or
eeeretary-CROsBY 5 MOVES.
Treasurer-GEORGE W. RIGGS.
The Directors will be announced hereafter.
II 10 proposed to raise for the purpose the sum OF
AZ least SO0 COO by Inscriptions, to be limited in
Am mSunt rom one dollar to ten per individual con-
Such is the general solicitude to contribute for
such . purpose that it 10 not doubted that the
amount requisite can be promptly raised and the
monument erected within the year 1865.
. Duly authorized collectors will be designated
ior TINS district and persons throushout the
country disposed to contribute can send their
contributions to GEORGE W. RIGGS, Esq.
Treasurer of the Association.
As It may be cult to send individual receipts
knowledsed from time to time through the public
press.
It Is earnestly hoped that every newspaper
throughout the country viii GALA attention to the
object OF this Association and give it such edito
rial encouragement as shall secure . general
recognition. 81
It Is the desire of the Association to raise q
monument that shall be pre- perly commemorative
of the blime life and character OF the laIsented
deceased-one that shall be creditable alike to the
With such ends in view. it is not doubted that
this appeal viii meet prompt ana universal
Response. my< I'm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-05-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
WASHINGTON THt .TEk.
Corner llth and streets, near PenHa. ave.

AMUSEM ENISs
WASHINGTON THI .TEK.
Corner llth and streets, near Penna. ave.
The Talented Artists.
Mr.. &. Q: B0NlFAC1 and Mrs. B: PH1LLIPe,
THIS AVRNING, MAY B. 1855.
Ma 81
emadse, the Rag Picker. -. Mr.. g @. eonifhce
PIsHie.s e Which the petite comedy Of
psehess de rorrsnus1.. .H Mrs I. B. Phillips
GROWERS NEW rHEATER.
PsEnsylvania Avenue, near Willards.
vsBo9sPAp SsRA9 iSsHSanSssIIAs HsFaSsIAsM, F
THIS EVENING,
stdI VII neain be presented Mrs. Harriet Beecher
UNCLl TOMS CABIN,
WIN the best of characters ever selected fer the
M. Geo Kunhel as.-..-.....--.. Uncle Tom
Little Katie Barker as the Ar eelic IVA
MISS Susan Denim as. Eliza 81 arris
Mrs @. B. Baker, Mr.. Hutchings. Mr.. Hampton.
mr. ennings. and the entire cast of its First Pro-
duction on Thursday Evenin g last.
NooF. 1t Cheap Prices Of Admission. my ny b.tf
EUNEFROLIC CEaAIETYl-MIRrHI
wYMAN.
MAGIGIAN-WIZZARD-V
ODD PILLOWS HALL. 7TH STREET,
Commanding on TUESDAY NIGHT, 10th, aud
EVERY NIGHT until further notice.
Also On W1DNEsDAY and SATURDAY AZ
Mr.. Wyman uses Chickering 4 son's Pianos, 3.
d: b. w. Smiths American ORGAN. and Tonp-
kins's Drum. en- gagged from John r. Ellis's Music
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
POSTPONED.
PUBLIC SALB NJ
TlLU4BLE
PBOP:B,D;f7Yo

RY virtue of a m.rtgA.e from Thoma. n.
- Fowler OF Saint Mary's County, in the
State OF Maryland. TO Francis Nesle, Beni.-
min G. Harris and John Ii Neale, trading a.
Neale. Harris & Co.. Of the City Of Baltimore
bearing date OF the 2ist of Nay. in the wear
one thousand. eight hundred & sixty, the nm.
4er,igLed, as attorney for the said Nrale liar.
ris & Co. viii offer at public sale. a, tie
Court House door in Leonard Town on
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
POSTPONED.
late SHERIFP'S Sale,

RY virtue Of twenty-six writs of venditoni
- exPonss. issued out Of the Circuit Court
for Saint Mary's counfy-one at the suit Of
Levi jordan against the go,ds chattels lands
aud tenements Of Thomas II. Fowler; one at
tho suit Of Duvall Kcfsh!er & Boyd against
tho goods chattels lands and tenenlcnts
Of ThoUuas II Fowler ; one at the suit of Du-
wall keighe. & Boyd against the goods chat
tells lands and tenements of Thomas H Fnw.
Ter surviving partner Of ~ Long; two at
tho suit Of w A s. W " Padgett asain.t the
sosis chat,els lands and tenements Of Thomas
Il Fowler; one at the suit of Levi jordan
against the goods chattels lands and tene,nents
"f Thomas II Fowler; one at the suit Of James
IL Whiteley Co., against the goods chait.ls
lands ard tenements of Thomas II Fowler,
one at the suit Of Noah Walker 4 Co.,
against the goods chattels lands and tencmsnts
"t Tnoma. II. Fowler; one al the suit Of John
I Clarke use OF Henry Jones against the good.
,hattels lautis and tenements of Thomas II
Fowler; one at the suit of Miller Cloud & Mil
Ter against the g"odschattels lands and tene-
mcn,s Of Thomas II Fowler one at the suit
of Thomas H Dix against the goosis chattcls
lands and tenements OF Thomas II Fowler;
nne at the SUIT OF r A Clarke against the
gaols chattcls lands aud teneunents of Thum-
.s II Fowler; two at the suit Of Grinnell &
Jenkins against the gosls chattels lands and
'encInents Of Thomas II Fowler; one at the
suit at Grinnell q .Jenkins against the goo1s
,hartc.s lands and tenements Of Thomas II
Fowler surviving partner Of w L Long; nne
At the suit Of John B Welch & Son against
the gods chatt-s lanis and tenements Of
Jhonas II Fowler; one at the suit OF Trcgo q
Morgan against the 2ouds chattc!s lands and
t.nements If Thomas Ii Fowler; one at the
suit Of Helm Nicodemus & Co., against the
goods chastcl lands and tenements Of Thomas
II Fowler; one at the suit Of Mary Ann Wor
derby against the goods chattels lands and
trnemcnts Of Thomas II Fowler surviving
partner Of w I Long; one at the suit OF lary
Ann W"rderly against the goods chattels lands
and tenements of Thomas Fl Fowler; one al
the suit of Jacob Hecht Brother & Co., against
the goods chattels lands and tenements of
Thomas Il Fowler surviving partner Of W +
Long; "ne at the suit OF Il Long & c.,
against the goods chattels lands and tenements
of Thomas II Fowler; one ut the suit Of Ward
4 Brother against the gossls chattels lau,is
and tenements Of Thomas II Fowler; enc at
the suit of Shipley foane & Co., against the
goods chattels lands and tenemenfs o. Thomas
II Fowler; one at the suit of William II Hard
ing assignee against the goods chattels lands
and tenemeuts Of Thomas II Fowlor; one at
the suit of Bro,ks Fulton & Co., against the
goods and ehattels lanes and t"nsments Of
Thomas H Fowler and one at the sui: Of
Gearge ) Clogg against the goods chattels
lands and tenements o! Thomas Ii Fowler,
aud to me directed, ! have seized and taken
in execution all the right title interest claim
and demand Of the said Thomas H Fowler. at
law asd in equity, in aud to the following
property to wit
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
SHRRIFF'S SALB
l89}rAD,8o

Rf virtue OF one writ OF venditioui exponas
- issued out Of the Circuit Court for Saiut
Marys County. at the salt Of w. A. & w.
W. Padgctt,-lse Of Clement Mattingley for
$3.50 S3 cts-against the gosls. chattels.
lands ant tenements Of James Cooke, and to
me diret ted; and, by two writs Of Fieri Fa-
cias. issued out of the Circuit Court for Saint
Mary's County. oae at the suit Of Thomas T..
Davis. administrator Of II. NJ. L. Burroughs:
.nd, one at the suit Of Daniel Il .H.rgan aud
John r Carpenter, against the goods. cl.attels.
lands and tenements of James Cooke, and to
me die ted; and, BY virtue Of one other writ
Of Fi.ri Fatias. issued out Of the Circuit Court
for Saiat .uarys County. At the suit Of Neale
Harris g. Co., against the goods, chAttels.
lands and tenenents OF j. Philip C,s,k, aud
James Cook, and to me directed; have seized
and taken in execution all the right. title,
interest, claim aud demand, at law and in
equity. Of the said James G. ,ok AMI Phillip
Cook in and to the following property. t.
wit -
One tract or parcel Of land called and
known as
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
"NIGHT FALL"
AID containing
One Hundred andOty

acres, more or less.
This laud is located in Chaptico District.
is but a sh,rt distance from the village OF
Chsptico, adjoins the lands Of Jonathan
Ia,d, d aud Thomas l. Davis, Esqs.. aud is
the same land Of which Frederick johnson
diei seized aud possessed.
The roll of this land is we'll adapted to the
growth Of the staple predue,sof this section
OF the State, and is susceptible Of rapid and
permanent improvement.
The land is in a good state of cultivation,
and has Dwelling and other necessary
b lildings upon it.
The ierms OF Sale, as prescribed by the de-
cree, ars One third oil the purchase money
in cash, and the balance in twelve months
the purchaser to give bond. with security to
te approved by the Trustee. aud bearing in-
tcre>, from the day ofsale.
When all the purchase money shall BE-
paid, tue Trustee viii execute Deed TO the
lulcLaser free. clear and discharged from all
the ,,ar,irs to thi: sui, and those claims un-
der hem.
J. T. " RALEY,
Trustee.
Nav IA IG6k-s
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
BLAcKsM|THIuG.

"HE undersigned most respectfully informs
j the citizens Of CHAPTiCU DISTRACT
and the public generally that he has locate,;
himself at Chap.ion. where he is prepared to
execute all kinds of work in his lire Of bnsi.
ness, at the lowest cash rate. Having had
several years experience. he feels confiens
that he can give general satisfaction and So
!ieits share Of the public patronage.
-" VIM. II. WIBLE.
Chap,ioO.
ST. Marys CO..
Nd.
April 18th is65-2m
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
REVEL'S BACKIDE.
containing
330 acres,

SoItaIiAuE
33O acres,
more or less:
. yoke Of Oxen; Is Sheep; 6 Lambs; +
Horses; z Mares; ! Horses; Ox-car: )
Cows and crop Of Wheat. now growing
on ''Revers B.ck-ide."
And. | hereby give notice. tha. on
TUESDAT \, the 20,h day If June reu,
between the hours Of 9 o'clock. A NJ and
5 o'clock ? NJ. at the Court House door
in Eeonard,own. I will expose to public
auction all the above described real estate.
go seized and taken 10 execution. to the
highest bidder for cash-,o satisfy said
debts, interest and costs, due and to be-
come due thereon.
The personal property advertised on
"Revels Backside" will be sold on
WEDNESDAY,, the 7M day Of Jane
between th" hours of 9 o'clock, A II and
5 o'clock. p NJ 10 the highest bidder for
cash.
And. the personal property advertised
on "Belvidere" will be sold on
THURSDAY, the StA duy of June nert,
between the hours Of 8 o'clock, A NJ and )
o'clock, p NJ to the highest bidder for
cash.
PHILIP Fl DORSEY,
Sheriff.
Nay 25,h lS65-ts.
The Sale Of the personal property above
advertised is postponed to
WEDNESDAY, the 2lst Instant,
and will be sold at the places above desig-
mated on that day
PHILIP H. DORSEY,
Sheriff.
June 9th 1S65-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
PORTO T
RELIC
.sss


more or less. of which not quite one bali
a .rabls land, and the residue in wood
If different varieties.
The land is adapted to all the staple
.nroduc,a Of this section of the State, 10 ca
s,,v imuroved, aud in sea-ore or weed
,h,ovn hnou The shores. and shells forlime.
affords iu itself lasting sources OF improve
This nlace has been long known as one
of ,be mos, beautiful aud healthy residen-
40. in lower MARYLAND. The Saint Mary's
river, upon which i, lies. affords ready Ac-
csss. 10 market Cor it's produce. and also a
bounds in good oysters. aud all the differ
an, varieties of 6sh aud Waterfowl.
The ;n movements consist OF large
BRICK DWELLING
with the usual out-bouses. Persons wish
ING 10 see the premises will be shown them
bv Mr.. Travers, now residing upon the
place.
Terms prescribed BY the Deed require
tie purchase msusy to be paid in cash.
l'pnn the payment Of the purchase money.
,;,.. Trustee is authorised 20 fully convey
the property to the purchaser:
JOHN w. MITCHELL.
r.h oaa 1865t Trustee
The above sale is postponed until
TUESDAY, the Goth day of
June next.
JOHN W. MITCHELL.
Trustee.
N 1a,h l2fb-ra
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
TRUSTEES I: SALE
VALUABLE
ESTATE.

DY ,ir,ue of decree OF the Circuit Court
- ior ain, .Msry's County. sitting as .
Cou.r oi Equity. bearing date OF the sixth
a.y nt M.y. eighteen hundred and sixty FIVE
.,h va. eli in a cause in which u Long is
cY,n, 'alnsut, and Joseph w Mattingly. sd.
MINI traitor Of ! Frederick JohLson, Mary r.
John. on snd Others are defendants. the under
>i.rrd a. Trustee, will sell at public sale
.i,orse II .Horgan's store, in ChaPuco Dis
tict, On
THURSDAY, the 9Th day of
June 1865,
,'.s following property TO ~it:
\ tract or ia. osl oi land, called and knownl
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08


All the last name lands being generally
known as the Clifton Factory" and oil
the lands above named are locateo in the
second and third Election Districts { ST.
Mary's county.
Alss, ls Sheep; 6 Lambs; one lot OF
Fodder, 8 stacks Of Blades; part Fodder
house, at Belvidere; Horses; yoke old
oxen; one yoke young ditto; Cows; lot
Tobacco; I interest in undivided crop Of
Tobacco. on Belvidere; ! lot Corn (about
40 Barrels.) one crop Of Tobacco about
1000 pounds; 8 Horses; 2 yoke OF oxen;
20 head of Cattle; Is sheep aud .smbs; z
uares and Horses.
And, By virtue of one whit Of Fier' Fa-
ciss, issued out of the Circuit Court for
Saint Mary's County-as the sr it of Z c
Gardner, A + Gardner and NJ H Gsrd-
per, executors of Catharine Gardiner.
against the goods. chattels. lands and
,enemcuts of Thomas w Cough. and to
the directed. I have seized and taken in
execution all the right. title. interest. cl; n
aud demand, at law and in equity. OF the
s.id Thomas W Cough in aod to tho fol.
loving property, to wit;
One traes-or parcel Of land, called and
kRoWn as vi
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
! BUSINESS NOTICE.

HAVING purchased the entire interes, In
III the Store lately kept by Leach 4
faync. Head Of ST. Clements Bay, Md, she
undersigned takes occasion to inform h's
frie..ds and the public that he expects to keep
cons.an tly on hand a large and full assnrt-
nen, cf all kinds Of goods usually kept for
sale in a country. store and he pledges himself
- sell as low a. any store in the county for
cash or produce Thanking his friends and
r pui ! c Er'the libsr.l pat cease he has
heretofore received. he respectfully solicits o
continuance of the same.
WI. r. LEACH,
Head Of st. CIsment's Bay.
June lst, lS65-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
NURSERY.

sTHE public are hereby notified that have
L established Fruit Tree Nursery on the
premises on which reside, and am ready to
furnish all kinds Of choice Fruit Trees. My
prices will be moderate and my terms CASH
J. EDWIN OOAD,
Great Mills. p. o.
St. Mary's County.
Nd.
March 18th, Is65-tf.
Priace Georgian and Port Tobacco Times
will please copy. j. 4. c.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
FOR SHERIFF.

GEORGE d. DUKE announces hia.seIf Gsa
candidate for Sheriff. At the next els;ten,n 81
Atarys CeuHy, aud soIieits tAs suppsEs ofhia
riends and fellaw. .cisizsaa~A
Nvs. G yAoSi -
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
THURSDAY, lst day Of June
1865,

between the hours Of ~ o'clock, N. and 4
o'clock, T. H.. the following property, t
wit -
ONE STOREHOUSE and LOT, in Tho
village Of Chaptc...
Said lot fronts 225 feet on the main stree,
in Chsrtico-15 feet of .all fr,nt run back
22o feet ard the remaining $50 fert run back
!50 feet. There is . gond DWELLING
HOUSE attached to said Store, and there j.
also a kitchea. Grsnary, Carriage House and
Corn House ON the premises-ail which are in
good repair.
10 person wishing to engage In the Uer-
cantiie business. this property offers strong
ihducements-it being one Of the best busi-
ness stands IN this section Of the State.
FERNS Ov SALE Ono third Of the pur
chase money in cash on the day of sale, and
the balance in two equal insralments ut six
and twelve months from the d,y Of sale The
deferred payments to he secured by the bonds
oi the purchaser, with security to be approx ;
&C By the undersigned, and bearing interest
from the day of sale. :
RFORD,
Attorney for
Neals, Harris & Co.
May 4th lsG5-ts
The above Sale is postponed to
TUESDAY ! the 20th day of June nen,
vt T.esnard,own, between the hours OF 10
o'.l,ck, A. II. and S O'clock r. u.
Il FORD,
Attorney for
Nsal., Harris & Co.
Nav 25th lS65-ts
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
JOSEF II, KEY.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Leoasrd 1oscn St. Asrys County, kasylGsd
WILL practice in the Courts sf the frst
W judicial Grcuit-St. Mays Charles
and Prince Gaor&'s Counties.
March 5th, lsS3-sm.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-06-08
POSTPONED.
TRUSTEES SALE
REAL
-st ESTATE

ny virtue Of deed OF trust from J. T.
r,ayers ts the undersigned. duly recorded
IN L;ber J. T. b No2. folios 847 &c.
an. OF the land records Of Saint Mary's
county. Maryland. be will "ffer At public
.sie. st Is.cn.rdtoun. en
TUESDAY the 25th day Of April. 1865,
h..ween the hours Off and 3 o'clock. p NJ.
tha, tract of land or farm, usually called
and Known 10