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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23
MEXICO.
EXPECTED ATTACK on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ON THE

EXPECTED ATTACK on MATAMoROS-CANALEso ON THE
AMERICAN SIDE.
GALVESTON Texas, Oct. 22.-Files Of the Rio Grande
papers TO the 18th have been received. Cortnas is
master OF tho situation. II is nightly expected that he
will attack MstamOros. Canales with an escort of 10
men, was allowed 10 cross TO the American side where
he explained the firing on an American boat
30 the commander Of the port Cortina has gwen notice
10 the American commander Col Sedgwick, that he in
tended TO attack Msamoras. Cortina has exacted duty
of 10 per cent hides and skins.
The Moltcrsy gang OF 80 men called the Aweriean
Brgadewere committing great devastatigR
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
ELECTION NOTICE.

y CONRAD. Agent.
Is -el;iny Engli,h I>la & Tolesses at Is ct.
\ AIR art'c- II Cuba GU c;s
Hio toiice fr"m 80 10 35 Cts.
&c, lon d. f,r IS .:ts
Java DO fr 40 cts.
Brown Sugar fro l t To- 1S3 cts.
Also. Corn Nal. Super anI Extra
Flour. Ba-on Batter, Lard, T.. Il, a
small advanc.
n e. is now s,.lling r ,aj y-tnad. Cloth
ing a, cost. cheaper than can be bough,
here or in Baltimore Call and SATISFY
yourselves Of the fact.
n e. has the largest and best stock of
Shoes, Boots, Hats and Caps in tie cnun
'y. which be off':rs at small profits for
cash
n c. has 4 large assortment f DRY
GOODS, rr.. b. acing every article u,ual y
found !" first class country store, ail OF
which he nsfrrs low for tn. ready cash or
10 prnctual dealers IN a short creii.
Rags. turs Of all kinds wanted, ana
Poultry Of all kinds taken iu exchange for
goSls.
Nv. Is. 1866.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
Sherif7S Sale of
.VALUABLR RRAL and
PERSON L PROPERTY.

PY virtue Of three wri,s of Fieri Faci-
- AS. issued out OF the Circuit Court
for Saint Msry's county. ono ., the suit
OF james r Langley. Administrator. ds
Lon.. nnH of Robert N Miburn Que as
the sui, OF james X Langley. surviving
partner Of Robert n Miiburn, and oae At
The suit Of Cole l. Shadrick, against The
goods and cha.tels. land, and tenemcuss Of
John Il Miiburn. Sr.. aud to- me directed:
and by virtue of one other writ Of Fieri
Faci,s, issued out of sail Court, at the.
| suit of Heary Watts. Administrator dc
tonts noa If James + Crane. against the
goods and cha,tels. lands and tenements Of
Jhn II Miiaurn. Sr. and James g Mil
| burn. and to ne directed and by virtue
Of one other writ Of Fieri Facias. issued
out .! said Court, at the snit Of Henry
Watts. Executor OF William Watts.
against the goods and cha.,els. lands and
,encnents of john Fl Mllburn, ST., aud
.Johu Fl Milburn. Jr.. and to me directed;
hare sez.d aud taken in execution all
the right. title, Interest. claim and de-
'nani. a: law and in equity, of the said
John II Milhurn. Sr. James G Milburu
and John II Milburu. Jr.. in aud 70 the
following property. to Wit:
Que tract or parcel o: land. called And
| knoWr a,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22

Ily the rr,vri"ncc OF Almighty God
~ the Pcoplr af the State OF N''v'nnd
h,v. t, rn vonchSat.d another year - pros
perity. The evil war which d .spIa'ed ="
large a portion Of our common Conhtry,
h,- been >u. c-cdcd by the b.rs,'"gI o.
re,c, Our harvcSt- have been abundant;
labor everywhere nc,iv ly employed. aud
p,. G,lbll rewarded; commerce rcsnning
i. accustomed ch .nn. l.. and "panIng up
n.wn nv.uurs of ofproductive wealth; and the
nc,nt,vcs t.. ,u,srsod and vigorous tntt'
.nr;zr-wthin o1r b0sdc:s-aeEcr 81 en-
couraying as ut the prcscnt moment. Ad-
d,d to al this th, fc,iilrncr. which hung
lk. cloud ever this land, has been stay
ed IN its work Of Of death auu dcSolaior
1t becomes IS to humble our>clv as a
r., plc for the bountics thus =, librrAlls
bestowed uron us. and to offer our heart
fit .ckuo sl~dgment to the Great Author
Q. orr b,ing, for the protecting az" which
has been extended over us.
And let us further hes 'cch Him, that
. hy the cultivation Of virtue. by bro'her'y
ln,e, hy Christiar. charity and moderation
by lon, St dealing and submission to tn"
laws. We uay continue t. prove ourselv"S
worthy of His D,vinc Mercy.
For the the Furthcrcncc of this object.
hereby recommend to the good people o,
this Commm wealth, the ohsefvanc" OF
THURSDAY. TUE Twenty MINT. Df Y
Nov, MuEn INSTANT, as \ day Of Tbanks
giving and Prayer. and ,hey assemble III
I'll If respective places OF worship 10 hum
bic themselves before God.
GIVEN under my hand AMI the Great
Seal OF the State of Maryland. at .An"ap"-
lis. this s day of November. one thous-
aud ciyh, hundred and sixty SIX, aud OF
the Independence of the United st'te'.
the ninety first.
THO SWAMI
BY THE GovaaN"R:
JNO NJ. CARR Err.
Secr.fury Of Nd'c.
Nov 10. lo66-2.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
NEW STORE
LEONARDTOWN,
Md.

u VILE, returning his most grateful
l. . thanks to the ci,izens offs, Mary coun-
" for the very liberal patronage he has rsceiv-
ed a, their hands in the past, hegs leave to in
form them that he has taken the NEW
STORE. adjoining the Hotel Of Mr J F Fen
wick and is now openi < his heavy stock Of
FALL and WINTER GOODS, which have
been purchased at great advantage in New York
and Baumore markets and which he pledges HIM
spli TO sell at city prices and certainly n, lower
rates than the same quzllty Of goods can be
bou; h, in the county.
He respectfully invites his f'rmsr cns omar :,
and the public generally, TO pay HIM visit be-
fore concluding their purchas 5 else here, fat
erfns himself, ,ha. he can supply all their wants
IN his line Of business ard at lower prices than
hey can obtain at any other establishment IN
the county. All he asks is far trial and a
comparison Of prices with other dealers. and for
the result, he abidss with confidence the public
decision. ,
In enurnerating his stock, he IL able IN this
eonnt c,ion only to make mention Of general di'
visieas and he names q
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22

IN TIE O2PUINS' COURT or s I
M.tRr.S COUNTI.s
q November Term, 1856.
RDERED That the sale OF The Rca.
~ Estate IF James II Colrs.y deceas-
ed, male by David W Tyler. adn'iolstra
tor Of the said deceased, and this day re-
ported to this Court by said ad niuistra,
ter. be raii-d and confirmed. unless ca use
be shown 20 the contrary. on or before
the second Tuesday Of Janua-y next
Provided, copy Of this ord r be Inserted
in some Newspaper published 10 St NJ.
rvs county, at least once week. f3s
three successive we k ,-bctor. the sec
oud Tuesday Of December next.
Tnc Hep"r: states the amount Of sa!c'
to be four hundred aud twenty-six dollars.
A J SP.ALDlNG, chief judge.
7AnAS wM I XXX. + ?A'h'' asst judges.
Nov Is, 1866 3H.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
NOTICE.

"HE undersigned take pleasure in iu :
forming the public generally that
they have opened. the large aud commo-
doua store, No: 81 Hanover street. three
doors from Pratt street, for the purpose Of
carrying on WHOLE>ALE and RE-
TAIL CLOTHING TRADE. They
will manufacture their own Clothing. and
offer great bargains to their country friends
who may need 4. cheap and good outfit for
the Winter They will warrant their
clothing 10 be Gu, 10 the lsses, styles anil
made in the best manner. and they will
guarantee tha, j, gives satisfaction in eve
ry respect.
Remember the Store af
LIKES < BERWATGER,
No. 81 Hanover st set.
between Prat, & Lombard ss.
P s Country Merchants viii h,d 1t
greatly TO their advantage to give as
caI before pofchA.ing e!s.vh9s.
Hov. 1. 1906 In.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22

\RMERS and Dealers are respectfully
ID referred to the above Fertilizers rs oeihs
prepated in the best manner. thoIonGhly reha-
bic and in every way calculated to gave UNI
versal satisfaction. They are extensively
known. b ing usej with great success dunn2
the past six or seven years We arc conh-
den, ,ha. all who buy The above Fertilizers
wul receive q full return tor their "nt"y. not
ouly upon the crop manfred the1ewth, but
even for several years upon ssass aud Other
after crops.
RI. RUTH s. co. Agents.
No. ie I,owlv's Whs-f. Baltimore, Nd,
Jun, 2e, 1866 --Iy.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
NOTICE TO CEEDIT ORS.

aUOTICE IS hereby gwen that the suhScrI-
~ b-r h,x obtaine,! from the Orphans Court
,f ST. Murv's county IN Mary Iand. letters o
on the personal estate OF lho }
Jr5oc. late Of SAID county. deceased AK
persons having Claims against the SAID de-
c.,sed, are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same
With the proper v"uches %,ne:eot. 10 the sub
scrlher on or before the 18th day CT Juhe, 1900
,,be .y.. they may be excluded by law from
III h ,6, ,f ,na nd estate Gwen under my
na,' this i5.h day OF Nov, 1866.
JOHN l. JARBOE,
AdmiuIS.rat
No Il 1866 6-Sw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
VIEW U. =. BOUN'raES
INCREASED PENSIONS

Unaer recent Act Of Congress. Soldiers OF
1861, ? ard are. in certain cases. entitled
10 an additional Bounty from the U. S.
Soldiers who were Disabled in the late
War by the loss of e.e-sigh,. arm, leg. &c.
&C., are entitled to an Increase Of Pension
o. SIS, $50 aud SIS. WID,ws and On
pHANs are also entitled to INCREASE OF
PENSION under late Act
Persons writing for in formation will please
state the Name of the Soldier, his Conpa ny
aud Regiment. with the date Of enlistment
and discharge or death; also, how much
Bounty or Pension received. and il the Sol.
der is dead give the name or names OF The
nearest Of kin.
Address, enclosing Postage Stamp fol-
WM. B. HILL,
ATTORNEY At LAW,
70 ". Fays.te Street. Batin'ors. Nd.
Aug. 9, ls6o-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
No Is, 1866 -4w.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

AIOrICE ~ hereby gwen that the sunScrit er
IN has obtained from the Or hans Court Of
Sam, Mary's county, in Maryland' 'et'ers
Of administration ~on1he personal estate OF JAS
Il Coursey late of SAID county, deceased: !
persons has.n. claims asa,ns tthe sad AeceaStd d
are hereby warmed t"e1h.hit the same, with th'
nroper rvouchex thereof, To the subscriber. on or
before the Ssh day Of June. lShh. oth.r"iSt
,hev may I've excluded by law from ali oentht "'
he said estate. Given under my hand this
18th, day OF Nor, loh6.
w TYLER.
Ad.nnlStIlt>r.
Nov Is lS66-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
notice TO CREDITORS.

AIOTiCE,s hsrehy given thai the subscribers
~ have obtained from the Orphans Cour, Of S,
Marys County, Maryland, Letters tesiamen-
rv or the personal estate OF VIM II thomas.
late of 81. Mary's county. deceased. All Per
sons having claims against The said deceased are
b.,.bv warned TO exhibit the same with
orop.r vouches thereof, TO the subscriber. on
or before the 29,h day Of May, 1867. otherwise
they may be excluded by iaw from all oeneht
of ,he said estate Given under our hands has
i.t day of Oc,., 1861 -
JAMES THOMAS,
JAMES NACUBN,
Exseu,o-e
feEE- (N.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
TUESDAY. the 4th day of
December next,

between the hour, Of IL O'clock m, and
4 o'clock, M, the follow v'luaolc
leaseh,l1 pr perty. locared at Point l'ok-
out. in st Mary's county. ant forming
tart of h. Point Lookout Watering aud
S,a-ba,l.ing estatl.hmcut. to wiz:
Cottage No II 10 Block Blot No |,
originally assessed to Francis > Is y;
C,,,aee No. 8 in Block G;
L., No in Block d;
Cottage No Al in Book D;
do No 81 in Block II;
do No IS in III ,ck {;
d. NJ - in Book d;
Lot No 56 in Block y;
Coaayc NJ 70 in Block b;
do n, l. III Block y.
SAID Cottages AMI Lots are secnred 10
III holder by sco"r,L leases. terminating
10 the years Of eighteen hundred an1
seventy nine aud eighteen hundred aud
eighty and the prospec; of a sp 'edy re-
establishment Of Poiut L,oko1t as a wa
t.riny place rcudrrs them vaiu aud
desirable property.
The terms Of sale. as prescribed by the
decree. are: One third Of the purchase
money in cash. aud the bAl."ce At four
months credit = ne credit p.y'nen's to be
secured by an approved bond, bearing IN
tur,s, from the day Of sale.
ID 5 BRISCOE
Administrator
of Thomas Brlscuc
Nov Is. lS66-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
FARM ) WANTED
IN
St. Nfarv'S County.

CARMs, COUNTRY SEATS.
II FARMING. MINERAL.
and TIMBER LANDS, wanted 70 St Ma
ry'E county. Persons having ,nch property.
or Real Est.se oi any description = dispose
OF. will hnd ready purchasers. by sending
description. location. ani price. TO
JOHN C HOLLAND.
Real Estate Broker.
Ne 81 y Calvert street. Baltimore, Nd.
Eov1, lsG6-6lA.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
40 acres,

and is without houses.
Thsre may be difference of f'w acres
in the several lots. but accurate plats will
be ready before the day of sale.
These lands lie on tho Wicomico river
and each lot has about the same water
front. They are in a big h state of culu-
vation, have all been thoroughly lined
and are equal to any lands in lower Mary
land
The finest oysters abound in the river
and creeks bounding this land. ard lot
No 3 has an incxhaujfiblo she'll and g.av'
bank attached.
The location is entirely healthy and the
ncighborhood agreeable. Such land is
rarely offered in this market. Purchasers
are invited to examine the premises, and
plats of the differcn, lots will be shown BY
Fl w Thomas, Esqr.
Terms Of Sale. one-third cash, and the
balance in one and two years with interest.
the credi, payments to be secured to the
satisfaction Of the Trustee.
STONE,
Trustee.
6..I 10 IyEt, =,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
v\rDREST'S YOUNG AM erica

ENIOREST'S YOUNG ERlCA.-A
- new, very Enter:nInIr 6. Instructive. Ar.
t.s;.. and stl, ndldIy illustrated Non MY Mag
,zin. Tor BOYS and tilrls TO iLci"de p'eas'n Nc
Il,.st..tlons ct t'hilo hy. ihe Arts aud SCI
cnces, N"rai and Interest tinS o'"rie'' Music
Poems and other ente, tanning Literature. pre-
,enu.r a Nu.-um ut the good, the usef !, and
he beautiful, 'or very You Amer'ca' with
oar. iriyol,t!-- q, rxagy-ratr"n.. Single Copies,
l., cents; Yearly, el Sd, AdI.u"nal Copi's,
81 %. q, five for. s. 10. arg "li be'utfuI
'o.,re! ( ,suly.a, p:e ted re: wa the fl 81
80 a!sn, . e4cn vi &c subscriber nt 5, 30
a good Microscope, or II pa'k1Se OF Magic
Photn;.aprs Sins,r CO. 'rs nn:"-ed tree on e
cent Of price Send for Il specimsn No. Ad-
dress W. Jennlus D.mores,, 4t3 Roadway
y. \.
>ov Is, l366-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
Wilcox s. Gibbs Sewing Ma
crime.

Its scam is stronger and less liable TO nip
in use or wear than the Lock-Su,ch. =
["tudge,' Report" at the 4" Grand Tr'nl."l
Send for the REPORT and samples OF
Work, containing butte Kinds of stitches on
the SANS rsce Of gods.
Salerou us, No 6 n Cksrles st., Baltimore,
Nd
b C CARY. Agent.
NV !, tese-en. ~
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
5oluoble 1ooliho Vuano

900 LBS. SOLUBLE PACIFIC GU.
LUU ANO contains, 20 lbs. animal mat
Ter Welding to 8 lbs. ammonia. :,
Also 80 to 90 lbs. earthy bone Phosphate
Of lime, 80 lbs. Of which are soluble phosphate.
1t combines all the advantages OF Tire beat
,rand, Of Super Phosphate, with those OF Pc
ruvian Gaano.
By reason Of it's greater concentration. we
recommend 60 per ct. less by weight to be
used per acre, than Of any Fertilizer costing
the same per ton and no moro per aero than
Of those selling at 20 per Ct more per ton
Hence IT'S economy.
Thi. guano weighs SIS lbs per bushel, hence
IN applying it farmers must be governed by
weight and not by bulk. for it is much light
or than the Surer PhosPhates. Euevy cargo
duly in.peetcd.
JOHN s. REESE 4 CO.,
GEEzRAL AoENrs YoA rHy Sourx,
Ii II South Street Bshiwsrs
March Is, lsee-sn.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
ADMINISTER Y3ylLB
Of valuable
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

RY vrtn" Of a decree Of re Oriha",'
- Cnnrr for 7Sau,' Mar County. bear
ing date "f ;hc l3rh .iay OF Nov. III Der.
1866. lh.. u, drrsig gh"d. as administrator.
Will sell a, the Cuur, Hous- door III Leou
arItown, on
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
BOARDING.

Mrs. J & MILBURN. formerly of ST.
WI Mary's, has taken the house No. 80,
Hanover st, Bait, between Baltimore ST and
Lombard. and is prepared to receive porma-
yceut and transient boardcrs.
Dc. 7th, ls65-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
FOR SALE.

CEYERAL tracts Of valuable River and
- Forest lands. II, reduced prices aud Oh
ccommodaing terms.
Apply to
JAS s. DOWNS
t4h Atty ioy Owos r.
1st 8,h, ls<S-t!.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
Sherifs s Sale Of
REA AND
PbRS0LAL ESTATE,

RY virtue Of two writs Of Fieri F.ciss.
= issued ou. of Circuit Court for Ssiu,
Mary county. one 8, the suis of Joseph
Broder aud H l.. Monroe. aud one at the
suit Of Freeland. Hall s. Co.. against the
yoo'ls and ch ,,sels. lands and tenements
Of NJ D. Abell. aud to me directed I
have seized aad taken in execution all the
right. ti'le. Interest. claim and demand
at law ard in equity. Of the said N D..
Abell in and 10 the following property. to
Wit:
One tract or parcel of land. lying and
being iu he third Election District Of s..
MarJ's county. Maryland, called and
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22

In Consequences Of the inclcmency oI
the weather, the Trustee having been un-
able to attend on the day heretofore dcs.
ignated for the sale of the above property
the sale thereof is further postponed &c
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

~ OTICE is hereby gwen. that in pur-
IN su.ncr of. provision Of tn Geuera'
Assembly Of Mar ylan3. to Wit: Sec. 20.
Chap l57. Page 900. Of the Laws of
1866. the County Commissioners ~ SAINT
Mary's c"unty will meet at their Once.
in l.conardtowu. on tho first
MONDAY in December next,
shd remain in session six consecutive
days, for the purpose Of hearing and de-
'erm'nins the Complaints and Appeals of
psrsons who may consider themselves ag-
griev,d by the valuation of their property
ty the late Assessors of Saut Mary >
county.
JAMES II WILSON.
Clerk to County Commissioners
for SAINT Mary's cru.iy
Nov Is, ls66--td.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
Professional Notice.

TENIE subscriber respectfully tenders
bis professional services to the people
Of St. Mary's He cal always be foaud
a, his resid noe in Leonard Town district
Uhe residence Of the late James S. EIelcn)
unless when professionally engaged.
r.TG.f PHILIP r. EDELEN.
MD
May Oath, 1S66-6m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
NOTICE..

DERSONS wishing me n attend to their
Il cla'rIs for compensation for negroes en-
s,ed n the s-rviee II the United States will
orward thar papers 70 me. .sssy
pW CAAtN1
bal,i.nors.
Nd.
A.s . 'ses-:r t rrS "a
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22

Oct. 25. 1856 -'s.
Daily National Intellig'nccr and Daily
Baltimore Sun publish once week for +
weeks AID send bills to Trustee, Port To-
bacco. Nd.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
THURSDAY, the 22d day {
November next,

NoVenlptr i'tA',
when the sale win pcrempterily take place
at the Court House door in Leonardtown.
between the hours Of = o'clock m aud
I o'clock, P. III.
F. STONE,
Trnatee
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
FRIDAY, the 10th day of
November next,

.r the premises Of said N. D. Abel.
between the hours Of 9 o'clock, A.
" and 5 o'cock. P. NJ, l will expose
to public auction the above described
personal property. 50 seized and taken in
cxecutirn to tic highest bidder for cash
to satisfy said debts, interests aud costs
lue anI to become due theron.
FRANCIS VI GODDARD.
80: Sheriff.
Oct rs, 1S66Ats.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22

Aug l6, 1866 IS.
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-08-02

Pete, the cashier editor, made O
heroic defence of the deficient cashier Of
thirty-five years Standing" wto recently
80 gracefully retired from his position in
the Hagerstown Bank. Pete has not We,
explained, however. the sudden change
which came over the spirit of his dreams
in regard to the efficiency" of this ex-
cashier. But little while age and he was
his deframer-his bitter foe. His ideas
of bis efficiency" were wonderfully crude
indeed. He had doubts about lis ability
to even count correctly. or perhaps worse,
his disposition to do SO. At any rate such
was his opinion of his brother cashier that
he was not on speaking terms with him.
All at once be makes the discovery that he
is perfection perfected model man.
Now, we say nothing to the contrary, but
have a curiosity to know what brought
Pete so suddenly to that way of thinking
Perhaps that little matter OF difference
one hundred dollars-has been adjusted
II so, we should like to know who proved
the efficient" cashier and who the ine6i.
Client one. Dt arst la.e..I =
Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1866-08-02
d ETAttend sale of Mr.. Jno w. Letter,
on Saturday next. See advertisement.


An exchange asks-can Government which
virtually disiranchises one-third sf its inhabi-
tants, be called Republic by any allowable fg-
ure of speech 1t can be called q republic
gambling hell might be called a house Of Divine
worship, but calling II so wouldn't make il any
hing but den Of sharpers. This is q republic In
name, but in reality dependency of the W ash
ihgtoh Bump. ~ Jt6srsonianl es,aem 5gs9 t.
EVERY inhabitant Of the United States pays
three cents day for internal tax alone to the
United States Government administered by Re
publicans or the amount paid is at the rate OF
elttt,i dollars gear. Under Democratic admin
Situations the men, women and children OF the
Federal Union did not pay one cent of revenue
tax. ''''' ',li'o' H'',' N' 't ',i'ot r.
Mr. Speed, as was anticipated, has formally
rendered to the President his resignation az At
torney General. According to the report Of that
gentleman's friends, bis letter is even more en-
IpbstieiH HE dpapproval ofths Presidents poll
'cy thanis hst Of Mr., Dennison. The resignation
ef secretasS Harisp is not an event 70 be daily
eaPeetediD Fyiir iDJ ,yI1iq adi 10 Cd yibag joy
A Vissii1r ID Asf1sfis Blfrit4ffst5.9 THE Ma
tional Guards of Philadelphia intend to visit the
Scene of the battle at Antetatn, Md , on the oc-
casion of the dedication Of the National Cemetery
at that place, on the 18th ofSeptembcr.