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Ill street. opposite Post ONCE Extensive sale Of
elegant and costly 6auary Carrara Marble FIGURES ana
BY r. hammond Co., Of Florsnce MINER soMhEvid IL.
20 at O'Clock each day, at their saesroom Masszn
street. the finest and most costly collection OF Italian
in part 50 sstuary carrAa Marble Figure, and Groups eIs
ing artists Marble Groups and Vases for gardens;
Marble Pedestas Of and sizes for busts *
new Groups aud gares Of pure white ITALIAN slabaster In
Guiding m'ny OF the most popular sui;
Mrry three traces Slave Dancing G!rs Of Caova
Birth Venus shakspere Milton Ac A.: Marble Vases
can Norenne aud other ancient styles; groups OF AM
mails variety of ornamental articles fhe ,ods
will he on exhibition with Descriptive catalogues IN eS
day goth, and ednasd,y. ah rhia eolece- is Wen w9r-
are respectfully invited 10 ca and s-anine h be Goods
be packed to send safely 70 anv part Of the world Sale
positive aro rsfFtfHm l.-rT ~ ~ ~
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(ONsULATE GENERAL or FRANCE.-sEALED
~ Proposals ,at
Notice hereby given hat proposals.
nsng funds 10 the French Naval Division, and which will
be received saturday. September 90 proposals viii be
also received until Monday october NJ r. NJ for fur
nishng under contract to said dtsison:-
Eirst-Coals.
Second-Naval Stores.
And until "Wednesday, October II, for furnishing
frst--soap and Tobacco.
second-Fresh vistuals and Campaign Provisions.
Separate proposals will have 10 be made FOR each Of the
above articles and deposited at this Consulate Generals
The conditions 10 be complied with be either
the Consulate Generals OF France No Bowling Green
ON board Of the French hagship rhems
l.. BORG, Acting Consul General of France.
NEW YoRK, Sept. "a 1865.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by THE COMMITS
soner Of the French Naval Division that sealed propo-
No. Bowling Green up TO SATURDAY sspcI.esr 20 st >
sion a New York Reimbursement to be made in dra re-
Themis or at the CQncplate General Of France. ~
The Aclin& Consul General of France, tH.n
Nrw YoRx. Sept. q, 1868 -. HH L. borg.
'I,o PAPER MANUFAcru RERs.-pROposAf Will
be received, with Gnples ucloscd for supplying the
Messenger Franco American with paper for
tract; size 26x weight IS to lbs good qualify required.
AEpg a. . sa3gs.s& tser:y slT9s., room No.
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DANCING ACADEMIES

DoDwoRTHs DANCING ACADEMfEs
"A. T2 Fifth avenue N. Y.
iN Montague street. Brooklyn.
New York Classes-on Mondays and Thursdays Wednes.
days and Saturday. and saturday mornnes commencing
October 2
octcer8 Afternoon for children Evening for gentlemen
Primary Glass In Br0oklynunder the nstrucon of Mr..
Frank Dodworth--on Wednesday afternoon Saturday
morning For terms send for circular ,ari tisr'
~ y. RIVERS BkookLyN DANCING AcADBxY--
NsNO. - SchcrnefhOrn street. corner Of Court street.
Glasses for beginners forming Gentlemen Toes
day and Friday evening" Children Wsdnesdsy and ssnr-
Send circular Twenty-Five for
pamphlet containing the German Coton and fashionable
quadrlles ssf tflas st..fI tlh .t~s9r htn q li.
TIE GARMo's BANGING ACADEMY, 50 WEST rouR.
LADIES' at Missessnd Masters ALL Evening classes
ats Mt~M4t AANA
shsll iptroanee e. pupils re present sesson ths
a. dsnrcd IN my presence The past summer AZ Paris and
ryns SsNor W ne clecsed corresponding member
OF the kiets Acadenqne des Professors De Dansc de
Paris Ariistes dn Theatre Imperial de rOpera, AL new
dsnces emananr on' the socey wiz he i~~stcJ W ma
- sqsp ~ LiD4yceG
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JIENRY WALKER, AUCTIoNBBR-IwTLL SELL, ON
Thursday, 2s,h Instant AZ lQH ooork tlhs Chatham
street stairs quantity OF Furniture trw md second
hand consshng ~ rsbcs Vnays Dedlf'eds tcesr hohs
spa Beddiw.Ac
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A UCTION SALE OF MACHTNERY-MINER, AUC-
N fionecr firm NJ Miner Somervllc salesroom Nassau
street will SELL By direction of the surviving partners on
Wednesday the 9TH instant IL O'Clock M NJ the foot OF
West Fifty street. quantity Of Machinery and Tools
comprising Portable Steam Engine horse power;
PATTERNS shafting P1ieys Betting Carbines Blscksmhs
Tools Machinsts Tools &C. belonging 10 late Arm Of Il.
d. Williams Co. Sale positive. Terms cash.
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r OGAN STURGEON. BROUGH AND WIRE, WITH
Ia portraits and characters; President Lincoln with
portraits Signs q CharacserrThe Awerlcan Man Ethnol
Love Our american Girls What They Say, aud Min.i
Equal Rights Going South, Visitors Coming, Hints 10
krnadIno, IN the October No. ARCHAEOLOGICAL JOUR
nal; 10 cents Ncwsncn have H. Address Messrs Fowler
Wells $50 broadway. m nv
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NEW PUBJ,ICATIONs,

A PHYsIOLoGrCAL VIEW or MARRfACE-coy-
"A tanning nearly so pages and $50 fine plates and en-
OF health and disease with treatise early its de-
piorabe consequences upon the mind and body with tho
authors plan Of reatmentthe only rational and
mode o. ours as shown by The repor! Of cass tested
truthful adviser To the married and those contemplating
marriage who would know their physical condition. Sent
free Of postage to address rccspt OF 2 in stamps
postal currency Address Dr. La Crox, 81 Maiden lanc
Albany, ". " -
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A rCrrON SALE OF Nristsa foeF ltf4 lt 4slf fsa'. @
"A boots AND SHOES. ~. ssA e1t-
r. JUSTTSON, JR., AUCTIONEER. =,
BY WHITEHOUsE CO., II y
AT THEIR SALESROOMS q CORrLANDT STREET,
E'sT ON THURsDAY. SEPTEMBER e.
At 0ls o'clock
A large assortment OF Boots and Shoes. fresh
from manufacturers adapted 70 both cit
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rVHE MEMBERS OP COLUMBIA LODGE NO. 49, ".
and A. M hereby summoned h meet at their lodge
ROOM of Fourth aud Greene Streets Thursday
half o'clock precisely for the purpose Of attending
the funeral late brother W. smith. by order
the NJ. GEO. MELLTsH, Secretary
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T EVILS E. WOOD, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IL sale Of valuable Lots and Plots belonging the estate
Of Samuel Wsssc9 SsScased on Bergen aseats New Jsr
This Day Sept ~ 1865 At O'Clock r. NJ the promises
7b Lots and Plots situated Hudson Pasadc Tuera and
West Side Park Church and Orchard In
the centre q South Bergen and the brow Of Bergen
Ing country for miles Adjoining the above property and in
the Vicinity are many nrst class Improvements Title per-
and mortgage for three years. at per cent For maps
and further particulars apply the auconeer 60 Montgom
- "'--T'777--'' HENRY cox, lr.,,.or.
fif tc N ,7ffHw JACOB WEART, SAo'us"i''
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LN0R SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
IL Atlantic Coast Mail Steamship Company
SemLweekly, connecting with railroads and steamers
throughout George aud Florida.
The new and elegant steamships
ARlADNE. Captain Itrry,
RALEIGH, Captain walker
NARUNA. Captain Whftehurst
NIGHTINGALE, Captain Breaker,
will leave pier 81 North river "Wednesday aud Sstur
day r. NJ. These unvaed for speed and
passenger accommodations.
Steamship vARrNA leaves Wednesday, September "a.
For freight or passage apply 20. -,
Agent III Savannah, JOHN X WILDER, who viii forward
all goods intended for the interior.
L,OR SAVANNAH DyRECT--srAE LINE-sEMf.
II weekiyThe frs, class United statce mail steamship
CONSTITUTION Grecninan, Soinlaader, Will leave pier u
Nor,h rive. thsee pers atcye Csual street
NAN, GOoKIN DiCKINHoE u Brcsdwsy.. The NEvA-
win Co. agents IN Savannah
L'oR RICHMOND CRY POINT AND NORFOLK.
- "a Goes TO the wharf nj Richmond.
The new and elegant side wheel steamships HATTERAa,
Parrish, every Saturday, nj M ALBEMARLE Bourse,
every Wclnesday. a. NJ from pier B North river,
Fcr fright or psssasc having superior accommodations
apply 70 LIVINGSTON, FOX Co, I4l Broadway
Freight received covered pisr % North liver a, all
times during business hours oooSs "oosspsd 70 or al.
.9kfa lrS4Rpy fMrIasA
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-09
The Beard Of Claims.

Tho commission, or board Of claims"
which has been in session at No. 19 South
st.. Baltimore. for some two years past,
consisting Of three members, appointed By
the President Of IN United States, to adj
lust the claims OF owners of slaves in Ma
ryland, which slaves Unlisted or were draft
cd into the Federal army. has been dlssolv-
ed by order of the Secretary of'War. The
order announcing this dissolution requires
that the commissioners Immediately return
oil papers and applications for c"mpcnsa-
Sion for slaves. under the law of Congress
which allows $500 for each slave who was
taken into the Government service as a
soldier. to the claimants or their attorneys,
and that the papers acted upon up. TO the
period of the boards dissolution be sent to
the War Department at Washington for its
future disposal thereof.
The board is allowed to continue in ses-
rion until ii has time to close out its busl-
ucss. Whether new board of commls-
sioners Will be appointed is not known.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-09
A Shooting Match.

It affords NJ pleasure to- announce to
our readers that shooting match st Pr
gcons will come off ss. Plowdcn's Wharf.
in Chap,ico district. ON Wednesday. the
10Th of November. instant A cordial in
vitatioa las been extended by the Coaf.
mit,ce Of Arrangements 10 the lovers OF
this species Of sport in Charles, Prince
Georges, as also in the Eastern Shore
counties Of the State. tn visit useon the oc-
ca<ion and participate in the match We
witnessed two matches Of this kind in o'ir
Younger davs. and We still bear in memo
ry the plcasurable recollcctinns associated
with them. To those who have never
seen a match Of this kind or participated
in the excitement it occasions, We can
promise. should they attend on the 29'h,
such day Of enjoyment a. they will mark
forever afterwards with white For the
conditions of the match and other details,
sec advertisement in another column.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-09
Tho National Intelligencer.

The agent of this paper for the State OF
MARYLAND, W. ~ Crafts, Es1r.. ls now
on visit to our county soliciting the pa
tronaee Of our people for that Journal
We 5espeak for him a courteous reception.
The Enteuiqencer has been recently rcor-
raniz,d with an able and active corps OF
editors. reporters and correspondents 1t
i. Of enlarged size, superior Typography,
and is published at rates composing ia
vorably with other first class papers, In
advancing it, claims TO tic ghod will OF
our people, the Irfc'l'gs'sce'' states:
The intimat. intercourse between the
s,undcrs Of the National Inh'lligenccr md
those men who represented the extremes ot
opinions which have eliminated III Il late
war preve the moderation aud intcgrit,
which have ever marked its course. This
intercourse and respect embraced Webster,
Calhoun, Clay, and Benton IT had re
ceivcd the confidence e them all. The
National In3clligcncrr i, conducted scrupu-
lousy ufoa the principles which have ever
GUIDED il. 1t has lived to feel the value OF
moderation ami national fraternity, and re-
joicc, It, perceive that the American people
RESPECT them likewise.
The In,clligencer will extend cordi-
al and sincere support to the beneficcnt
policy Of President johnson. 1t will ia.
vor such provision for the legal and social
protection of the cmaucipated negro, as
the several States may deem just and pro-
per, Qualified by location and sentiment
10 mediate between the wants of one sec-
tion and the resources of another, it will
advocate and aid in transferring to the
South those elements Of capital and enter
prize indispensable to the prosperity OF
every community
Daily Paper. so . year; Tri-wsck)y
Paper, sc year.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-09
W orth Remem bering.

One Of our esteemed country exchanges
remarks: "Our agricultural readers would
do we'll to remember that j. Z. Bartholow
No. 55S Seventh Street, between Peansyl-
vania Avenue and the Canal, Washington.
keeps everything in their line. His Fer
tilizcrs, which he guarantees against adul-
tcrstion. receives the commcndation'of such
men as Hon. II. G, s. Key, of st. Mary's
county; Joseph ii. Bradley, Esq, of
Washington Geo. Washington Young.
ESQ. of "None-such," and DIR. c. II
Nichols. in charge of the L. S. Hospital
for the Insane. near Washington. He
does not sell his Fertilizers to dealers, but
manufactures only for his own sales. He
also keeps on hand every variety of gar
den. grass and field Seeds. together with
Peruvian Guano, Bone Dust, Mexican
Guano, Plaster, Glover, and Timothy
Seed, Seed Wheat, Millet, &C., &c. See
advertisement in an other column"
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-09
ST. MARY's GAZETTE
LEONARDroWN, Md.
THURSDAY MORNING Nov, Q, 1865.


Important Decision
!As We Anticipated. the Court Of Appeals
OF this State have promptly decided in ia
vor Of the Cons,itutionality Of the existing
Registry Law-two members Of the Court
dissenting. The grounds upon which this
spinion il bas7d are promised 10 the pub
lie in a few days, and We confess ourselves
not little curious to see them. That the
opiuion of the Court will be learned and
ingenious and plausible, We have !'ut little
Doubt. Tha, it will b. in strict confora,.-
ty with the modern Judicial node ri pro-
cccding in the Border States, we arc Ike
wise confident. It Will, wc presume, give
tho causes. Which led u Ihc cnacuntht OF
this law, and commend the vile tricksters
who oppose it, repeal. JUDGED, We shall
not be surprised, if by way Of an "b'te''
dic.um, decree shall be passed making
the Registry Law perpetual. But can
we expect less. or hope more from 'hs
men who now control the Court Of Appeals:
Can We forget. that the pres1nt Chief JUS
t;ce Of that Court holds hia position -
fraud and violence, aud that upon the Re
cistry Law he nust rely for his cont'nu-
ance in power: Again, Is it Reasonable
to suppose that this law received the sane
ton of the Legislature Of Maryland' ere
the Court of Appeals ha'i sat in Judgment
upon it? The Court was Just little to"
convenient, and Mr. Archy Stirlinc far
too much Of n Yankee. to disregard 30 I'M
portant prerequisite to its final success
From this decision, therefore, We appeal t"
the Conservative element in Maryland, and
to the ballot-hox, in future, W" must look
for Justice, instead of Feeking redress
through the Intervention Of the Courtt.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-09
Current News.

. SuAA ANAS A.
1t is how definitely ascertaincd that
Jefferson Davis is soon to be tried. The
Washn gton Republican says:
We are able to state positively that it Is
the settled purpose of the Government tr
ei"c Jefferson Davis a fair and impartial
trial. before a jury of hi> peers, i'll the
highest tribunal Of the land having jurl>-
iiction over such criminal eases. 1t Is but
lust to state that the delay of the trial can
not bc attributed t" ANY act on the part OF
the President Of the United States.
The President having approved the SEN
tcnce passed upon Henry Wirz, he will be
executed on Tomorrow hctwecn the hours
Is o'clock, a. m. and II O'clock noon
Father BOYLE, of the Catholic church, is
his spiritual adviser.
The election in Baltimore on Tuesday
last resulted f.vorably to all the regular
Union nominees. OF the IL 600 votes re-
-istcr.l, only 5,l93 were cast, leaving the
elected gentlemen in a minority of over
1000. Who can say after this that Bal
,imorc city is not one of the most disloyal
places in the universe!
Only partial returns have been received
from other sections Of the State, but
enough is known to demonstrate that the
counties are not a whit more loyal than Bal
tilnorc. 1t may be safely predieatnd III
regard to the election in the upper coun-
ties of this State that the patriots have car
rcd the day by magnificent majorities.
The election in New York has resulted
in tn. triumph Of the Republican State
ticket by about 10000 majority. The
Democratic majority in New Fork city is
about % 900
The result in New Jersey is still in doubt
The Indications are, however. that Ward
the Republican candidate, is elected Gov
crnor and that the Assembly and Senate
will also be Republican.
The returns from Massachusetts, show
very large Republican majoritics. The
Legislature will be largely Republican,
Gen. Banks has been etcoted to Congress.
Fairchild. rfe Republican candidate for
Governor III Wisconsin, is elected by about
5000 ma;ori,y. The result on the negro
suffrage question is in doubt.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-09
SHERlFF'S SALE
or
REAL ESTATE.

ny virtua o' three wri,s Of Feri Facias,
- issued out Of the circui, court for Saint
Nary's County, one at the suit Of Thom-
as |. Hall 4 Co. one at the suit Of J. J
& L. Turncr and one at the sui, Of C. G..
& Y. II. Hya,t-against the goods and
chat,els, lands and tcncmeu,s If Thomas
C. Ward, aud to me directed | have
seized and taken in execution all the
right, title, interest, claim and demand
at law aud in equity, Of the said Thorn
rs C. Ward, in aud to the following prop
er,y, to wit j:
One trac, or parcel of land. lying on
the road from Charlotte Hall to Bene-
1c' and adjoining the lands Of l.. II
E4ntcr, Wm 5 Lyon, Chandler F Shaw,
Joseph T Shaw and George Cbapalier.
This is the land upon which the said
Thomas & Ward now resides aud con-
taius
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-09
The Cholera.

i
This dreadful >courge has certainly made
its appearance in the United States. On
the passage of the steamer Atlantic from
London to New York last week City eases
occurred, fifteen of which proved fatal
The steamer is now at quarantine in New
York harbor. Although h every precaution
has been taken by the proper authorities
to prevent the introduction and spread of
this fatal malady in our country, 1t be-
hooves private indi, iduals to set their houses
in order at once and be prepared for tn.
worst. Cleanliness and temperance are
known to be of the first value as preseaG-
tees of cholera. both with reference to
communities and Individuals
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-09

Policy or EXTREMISTS AT THE OPENING
OF CONGRESS Several congressman elect
of the school of the extremists are here,
and from the unrcscrvc,lncss which they
manifest when speaking ofthe future plans
and purposes of that wing Of the republic
can party, it is Inferred that they are de-
puted to fore>halow the policy which they
design pursuing at the opening of Congress,
seeing that the purpose and p"licy of the
Executive are Incompatible with their own,
they, in advance. are indicating that 4 fierce
opposition NAV be looked for. No rcrrcs-
cntation from States late in rebellion is
their motto, conquered provinces to be leg
islatcd int" States is their policy.-Hash.
Con. BUt Sun
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-09
ruStee's Sale.

0Y virtue OF q decree ofihr circuit court
= for Saint Mary's county. sitting as u
court of Equity. The undersigned, as Trus.
tee. will sell at Public Sale. a, the Court
House door. in Leousrd Town. on
FRIDAY, the lst day Of December next,
between the hours of Il clock: IL. and 5
o'clock. p. ~. that
HOUSE AND LOT,
situated 10 Leonard Town, 10 front Of the
Court House. belonging to and now occu-
pied by Dr. 7. J. Stone.
TERMS OF SALE-onc sixth Of the pur-
chase money cash-the balance in equal
instalmcnts Of six. twelve. eighteen ard
twenty -four months--,he purchaser giving
notes. with such security as will be APPROX
ed BY the Trustee. said notes bearing in-
terest from the day Of sale.
q. FRED. MADDOX,
Trustee.
Nov. 9. 1565-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-09

Bv reference to advertisement in anoth-
or column, it will be seen, that the collcc-
tor Of Internal Revenue Taxes for this
county will pay US another visit on the
18th of November, instant, TO enable our
people who may be indebted on this ac-
count to settle up without the payment of
the legal costs or penalties which will at
tach to longer delay in making settle
meat See advertisement iu another col
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-09
PIGEON MATCH
HHA RF.
4 SHOOTING MATCH At Pr
IA GEONS will cone Of at P."a u
Wharf on
WEDNESD the 10Th of
November, l~u3.
PIGEON MATCH

Of fair, i: no, the mex; 'e:r day. - wh;cf
,h" s'ot~',,-" o. Saiilt N.rl> !:.-I'e>
j, ,i,cv G",-cr'> ar! tie I->revn shpr,
cou"tl> =" p .cil.ly irvi;r,-
Thr IN. r-l5.rc:! c.m.'ui,.cc in ci.a~--
% ;h's n.strh, lave a'o!;:i ta". fo .ow.
ing Erngram.ne Sa.!j.c' t" mo-, tc ii u or
change l.. It>.n OF r Gv:orc IL . 'clcct pi
the DAY Q: IN" Ia4;ch
Each Contestant mus, hot use s!o-c IL A.
enc d a h,lt "uucc> of SHIT 10 cacll
charge. W bout regard 10 ccli're Of Ei-
gnu Eighteen yards start frym ii"
Spring Tap. thr t,r:s 20 b.. taken nirhi..
sn yaIds II: he fs"p. Tkrrc Judges 70
De appointed by u> Tor the day. the muu-
Der Of conrr,ta IS to b" twelve o, up
wards on each side q; life n dollars each
The winning party to be returned their
|. ing party TO pay for supper that night \;
khe Y harf AMI al "thcr cnp"u>es
= Each contestant shall have the liberty
Of inviting one friend to the supper =
Eicb, bir!s t. he >h,, at by each conte5-
taut. Should the committee think proper
to slow mr., then twenty four contrs' ants.
the lumber II BIRD. t. each man nav b" re-
duced and other unimporiaLt changes made
to suit circEm>tancc>
Preparations will be malc for Ladies TO
witness 'he match AID ORDER guaranteed.
All communications and prym"u's 70 be
directed 10 William \. Fcnwick. Tr. a.
uIcr, Nllcsiown. s.. Mary'S comfy, Md
GEO. il GARNER,
T. \ WELLS.
t. :. T. MADDOX,
DANIEL SIiANKS,
TUDS. l. DAVIS,
Committee.
Nov. oh, 1IG3-ti
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-09

EXTRA SESSION or THE LEGisLATURE.--
\ gentlemen, connected with the affairs
Of State at the capitol. informs US that he
believes that the proclamation, calling to-
gethcr the Legislature. will be issued ,h.:
coming week lie had other reasons for
believing so besides those generally known
to the public .-4nnorolis RepuLIicnn
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-09
FoR SHERIFF
FoI Cot MY COMMISSIONERS

From the above recapitulation. it will
be seen, that Francis NJ Goddard has been
elected Sheriff, Thomas L. Davis, Robert
Ford. Theophlus Harrison, John Dillahay
and F. F. Floyd County Commissioners,
There were 76G voters registered in the
county and 592 votes cast at the election on
Tuesday.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-09
FORREST LA\D,
containing
50 acres,

more or less.
Also, one or p of TOBACCO Que crop of
CORN.
And hereby give notice, that on
FRIDAY the 2;:h dav Of November instaur
at the Cour, iIou-e door, in I.eonar town, he
tween the nours of 10 o'c'ock. IN. and )
u'ciuck, y. N. viii cx?ore u public auci-n
the above described property. 80 seize! An'!
taken il TX .r;IuU - ,hc hj-nc>t bidder Tor
ca~h-Ij satisfy said d.b' interest ant costs,
due ami IL become ,!u,. thereon.
THOMAS l.. DAVIS.
Late SnUraif
::o-. 2r3. $50 +.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-09
ED.

On the End of October, Of diphthcria
SOLOMON, son of John II. and Martha
f. Buckler, aged months.
On the 2nd of November, Of diphtheria
CATHARlNE, daughter of John ii. and
Martha +. Buckler, aged 8 years and )
months
On the 9Th Of November, RACHEL,
wife of George Hayden, aged about -
wear.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-09
The Election.

The Election.
The election 10 this county on Tuesday
last was for one Sheriff, five County Com
missioncrs and one Surveyor There was
no contest for Surveyor and VIC therefore
proclaim Mr.. Wathen.unanimouslye V elected.
The result for Sheriff and County Commits
sioncrs i. as follows:
FoR SHERIFF.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-09
NJ IARltIED.

On the 30th ultimo, by Rcvd Mr.
Warner. WILTON GRISSETT to Miss
EMILY EDW WARDS, both of Wcstm ore
land County, Va.
On the 3lst ultimo, by Rcvd. Mr Stclh-
enson, LOUIS NJ. ROLLINS to ROSA
LIE BENNETT.