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&c bIsralcr or coLuMniA

under existing laws, is not entitled to that
representation in the National CuuncrIs
which from our earliest history has been uni.
ior,nly accorded to every other territory,
established ftum time to time within our
limits. 1t mAintaius peculiar r,lations TO
Congress, to whom the Constitution has
granted the power Of exercising exclusive
Legislation over the Seat Of Government.
Our feila~ eitizens siding in the District,
wh''Se Interests are thus cundlsd to the real
guardianship OF Congress exceed in Vssnber
tue papuiati0H OF sever Il of our Tcrrifofi 8,
aud u" just reason is conceived why Dele
gate VI tnelr choice should not be admitted
To a seat Ia the llpuse. M mode seems ST.
appropriate an4 eifrctual of ennblint them
10 maze kDuwu their preu lar condition aud
wants aud at secur.n! the luch Legislation
adapted t. them | there ore recommend
the passage OF u laS suIhor .zins the electors
ol the District Of Cuiumbia Ia chOn e Del
egate to be allowed the same ~ his and priv
lleges as Delegate representing Territory
The Increasing enterprise aud rapid pni2ress
VI improvements in the District are highly
gr~tlIyIDg, ani | trust that the efforts of the
muncIph authorities TO promote the prosper
ity u tn; nItIonal metrop lis will secure The
encouragement aud generous corporation Vi
Congress
, 1866-12-14
TELEGRAPH.

The entire success nf ,he Atlantic tele-
gr pl cable between the c"a>t # Ir land nd
the PIOHnce ni NeHlound az q, an IA hi-ve
rnent which has b,en justly y,ecied IN both
lie n,pherts the upeuIn. Ui an era ia the
prO.ress ot ci,Illz ii"n. 1h're Is reason to
expect that eYual success will at end aud
el un greater results 1nlluw- the rhtsrI.r -.
connecting the c,n iuents Ih, Ou.h the Pa
cfc Ucran, 10y the r',jrc Ell lIue Of te t.
:raph between kdm>chatka, aud the Ru =.
sian L. Ssc siunS, in Am'rlca. The rcS"lu.
Ii"n "i Congress, pr"tcsIin. against pard'ns
by foriS governments, ot persons Convicted
OF ImtLm Us "lfcns : um condition ct rm srI.
ton t. Uuf cndn ~, has been communicate
To the Suites with wnich We ma.niaIn inter-
c 'urSe, aud the practice. 80 justly th"suhjec'
ui com mplalut ou our par, has not b~el re-
newed.
The congratulations of Congress to the
Emperor OF Russia upon his escape from an
a,tem te as>ass nation, have ben Dresent-
ed tU that humIn. aud enlightened ruler
an received by hIm with expressions ol
grateful app eciaton.
The Ex cuive is warned of an attempt by
Spanish AmcrIcau adventurers to induce
the emigration of the freedmen of the Uni.
It'd S at,s to foreign country. He protest.
I'd against this project rs one whIch, IT c"n'
sumat, d. would reduce them to bondag"
more oppressive than tnat from which they
had lust be n released. Assurances have
been received r IN the gnvernment OF the
State in which the plan was INA ured, that
the proceedings will not meet with It's Ell
,urageuent or approval. IL is a QUESTION
worthy of your consideration woether our
laws up III tins SUBJECT are adequate to the
prevention Or punishment ot the crlme thus
,nedtated.
fRANcEsAND TUE MEXICAN QUESTION.
la the month of \ prIl. as CungreSsi Is aware,
A friendly arrangement was made bet~"en
the Emperor OF France aud the President
of the limited States, Tor the withdrawal from
Mexico II the French exp dictionary mllIIa'
" force. The wifhdr wal WIS to be effected
m three detachments, the tir>t of which II
was understood would leave Mexico iu NT
yeuber, the secoud in March, aud the third
and last in November, 1861. immediately
UPON the Completion Of the evacuatiol, the
| French government was to assume the same
IL Itude Of non>luterierence as is held by the
Government OF the United States. Repeated
assurances have been given by the Emperor
sIuce that agreement that ho would complete
the evacuation within the period mentioned
or sooner. 1t was reasonably expected
that the proceedings thus contemplated
would produce a crisis Of great political in.
t.re,t III the republic of Mexico. The new
, 1866-12-14
AGRICULTURAL BUREAU.

The report Of the Commissioner of the
Bureau shows the operations Of this depart.
m-nt I r tile past year, aud asks the aid Of
Congress ~ Ils efforts TO encourage those
States which were scourged ly the war aud
are now earne,iy engaged in tue reorgaulza.
ito OF do nestle ndu try.
1t is asubjec q, C u -rltulItion that no furth'
er combinations against our domestic peace
aud safety or our legitimate iuhurnce among
the nations have b erIormed or attempted,
while sentiments Of reconciliation, loyalty
aud ptrinris have increased ut home. A
more ju,t Consideration of our national char,
acter aud rights has beeu manifested by for
eISu udtiuus.
, 1866-12-14

u POST oFFIcn pEPARrMExr-L
Tue fepoFt of tue P 5stn .ster General presents
= most satisfactory coudItioa Of the postal sers
vice, and submits recommendations which de-
, 1866-12-14

-yAiIA rnaE.tFe.t. f11DAv
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-05
Arctic Refrigerator.
Sandford's Patent Self Yentila
ting and Purifying.
june 2s.l, 1866 -is.

fNNHF heat and rost conveniently e'n.
4 agucted article i1r eoUiing and perserv-
gng Meats. Milk. butter, Fruit, Wiaes. &c.
All tho compartments ars guaranteed dry i,
.aa consequently free from n.oad, moisture
and impufs odor, ard will keep the yiaBds
piacsd ia them in better aud harder condi-
i,u lhAn any Other Rslngeratnr now before
The public.
The improvements recently added ,
which q great saving u Ice has bern 0hiaiu-
ell. more grigid air produced and durability
siIscied--csrtanly places them FAR In advance
n anything ever offered for pubie patron
ago.
Tho sheivet or the ARCTIC arc open
work. to allow The fres circulation 1f the air
down abou, the sides Of spssels or articles
upon the shelves, TINS entirely snrrpuud-
Ing then with moving carrenta cf cold
lar.
They open With dsube doors np1n the
font aud top, with lock AMI key % each--be-
ing made oa, Il seasouei lumber 10 the very
bo-t maaner aud handsomely grain -lnakcs
desirable piece Of fuTuitgre for dining
room. aud have a water i1r f,"m which per-
fectly cnld water ran bo had at all tmes
without additional ice.
For sale only "a this city by
C0gTLAN & Co,
Nos 2i8 and 2is Baltimore Street,
Manufacturer and owners1l Patent.
Chest aud Upright REFRiGERATORS Of
ether kind.
W1Fg7 0DL ERS n grsEi variety
P.gTENT H.fTER PITCHERS.
PATfNT fCE CREAM FREEZERS.
ICE PIcGS and h.fLLETS, &C., Sc.
may IL, 1856 Ban.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-05
PART or MARSHALL HALL,
aud containing
39S acres,

more or less.
This land lies contiguous 10 the Poto-
mac River, directly opposite TO Mount
Vernon. aud within fourteen miles OF Al
sxandria The Buildiugs upm il are 10
good order. and the entire estate is we'll
fenced aud ditehcd. The land is level,
well adapted to grazing and farming Pur-
poses ,d in good con iiion There arc
THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
ACRES of arabic land and the residue IS
we'll set in OAK, HICKORY. CED AR
and PINE timber. Steamers pass the
premises hourly to aud from Washington,
Georgetown aud Alexandria.
To persons desirous of locating IN this
section Of the State. no more desirable To-
cation could be selected either for health,
comfort or convenience. The soil aud 10.
Iutinn are we'll adapted 10 the culture OF
fruit, aud the facilities for getting the
same to market are such ss are rarely Of
tered 10 the pGblic As a grazing farm,
this estate offers every conceivable a1ysu-
tage, whilst 10 The Tohacco groser no bel
ter opportunity ca1 be furnished for 10.
vcstmeut.
Upon the whole. there can be a no more
desirable estate ofFcrel 10 the public than
Marshall II All." lts proximity to Al
cIapdria aud the District Of COlumbia will
ensure il a ready sale hereafter, aud the
purchaser can expend bis capital in in.
provements upon il, with ample security
for the safety Of MS invest neat.
Terms Of Sale. ~ prseribed by the De.
cree. are One half he purchase money
in cash. aud the residue iu equal install.
ments at one and two years credit, the pur.
chaser to give bonds cor the d. frred pay
ments, with such security as shall be op
proved By the Trustes, aud TO bear ihter-
est frem the day Of sale.
And. by virtue Of the aforesaid Decrec,
the Undersigned Trustee as aforesaid. will
olTer al public sale at the Couit House
door 10 Lconardtosu, St. Mary's County,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-05

II arabic land ou TIE premises and the res
idue is well set in timber. A portion oil
this laLl binds upjn The Three Notched
Road, directly upon the line 0. the pro-
posed Washington aud Point Lookout
Railroad, and the distance from its loca-
tiou to The Paluxent River does rot cx-
ceed three miles. It is we'll fenced and
has good orchard aud excellent water
upon It.
Terms OF Sale. as prescribed by the De-
cree, are; One third ofthe purchase mon
ey in Cash. and the residue 10 equal To-
stalmenIs at one and two years credit---the
deferred payments TO be secured to tbs
Satisfaction Of he Trustees aud 10 bear in
tercst from the day Of safe.
When all the prchaso money shall DO
paid, the Trustoos will ex,c Deed to
the purchaser, free, clear and discharged d
from all claims Of the parties to this suit
aud Of those claiming unier them.
r FORD.
JAS. s. DOWNS,
yuas "a. fsg8--,a
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-05
WILSON'S CAR RTHAGENE
more or less.

more or less
This land IL located on the Saiat Ma
ry's River. 10 the second Election District,
is highly improved and wiIl adapted TO
the growth OF the staple proiucts Of the
State.
Tho iuieres, NJ the said Joshua Wisan,
IT,. consists Of one eighth portion OF this
laod, which said interest will be sold sub
ject to the right Of Ienautcy by the ourte-
~ Of Joshua Wilson Sr.
Terms Of Sale, as prescribed by the
Decree are One half Of the purchase
money. IN cash, and the residue at twelve
mouths credit. the purchaser to give
bonds With security approved by the
Trustee, aud ~ bear interest from the day
ei sale.
When al the purchase money shall be
paid, the Trustee will execute decd
10 the purchaser. free. clear aud discharg
ed from the claims Of The parties TO thi.
suit aud VI those claiming uuder ,hen.
JAS 5. DOWNS.
Trustee.
June 2ss,, 1905.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

MoTiCE is hereby given that the subseri-
" Der has oblAinsd from The Orphans Court
Of 81. Mays county IN Maryland. letters Of
administration On the personal estate Of Joseph
Abel, late Of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased. are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same
with the proper youchss thereof, 10 the Ruh-
senhsr on or before the 18th day ufDee., 1856,
otherwise they may be excluded by law from
all be le6t OF the sid estate. Given undef my
hand this 4th day Of June, 1866.
ff JAMES r AKELL,
AdmInistrat0r,
June Is, ls6e--tx,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-05
3DAY. the 9TH day of
August next,

between The hours Of 9 o'clock, a. m, and
4 o'clock, p. m. the following personal
property, 70 wit:
8 Horses yoke Of Oxen; 2 Cows
Q Heifors; 8 Hogs; Wagons; 2 Or.
Carts; ! old Carriage; Dog Cart; and
let OF Farming Uleusis
Also one Cottage at Point Lockout, No
AZ. 10 Block D.
Terms OF Sale for the perIonal proper
ly, Is prescribed by the Decree. are Cash.
+. STONE,
Trustee.
(The Port Tobacco Times" aud INA.
tional TnteIiigenoer' : i'll Insert the above
advertisement ones week for four sur
ccssive weeks, 0saviog ~, the persoual
property and soni bills to Trustee, or to
this Office. INN sliately }
June 2sth 1856 --,a.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-05
BARGAINS,
BARGAINS, !,
GREAT BARGAINS !!
s'Muirk Salts ano Small
FRONTS"
To the Ladies and Gentlemen Of
!. Leonardto,0n, The County Of
ST. Mary's, and I'D
joining Counties.
TIE oUDo'1HIDTN"'
A. & L. EDW ARDS,
OF PHILADELPHIA AND EAsToN,
I.eonardtown, St. Mary's Coun-
ty, Md,

Respectfully offer their thanks tothe Pub
lie for their kind patronage during the past,
and beg leave 10 state thatthey have purcha.ed
very extensive Spring and Summer Stock "l
Go,ds for cash, at the largest auction sales OF
Frepct,, German and English importers held
in the cities Of New York ard Philade'phis
Our Domestic Goods are b. upht exclusively
for Cash, and of the manufacturers on.
ly. IL
We solicit the patronage Of the public. and
as heretofore our business shall Ee conducted
with equal regularity, strictness, promp'nes*,
and jusre to all. -.
We call the attention Of the reader to the
prices contained 10 our following list, cHn-
prisiug only small potion of our large
stock.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-05

moro or less.
About IS Scres Of this lot are heavily set
10 Oak. Chesnut and Hickory timber and
will cut thirty fve oords To the acre. II
10 located within two miles Of VOID land :
ing.
The remsiuiug fifteen acres OF this lot
lie Immediately on the public road aud
furnishes fne location Tor Store House,
or Blacksmith Shop.
The terms Of sale OF the above described
land, as lyiog 10 Saint Mary's county, are
as follows: One half Of the pdrchase mo-
ney 10 cash, aud the residue 10 equal iu-
stalments st one and two years credit
the deferred payments TO be secured to
the satisfaction Of the Trustee aud to bear
interest from ihs day Of sale.
Aud, by virtue OF the aforesai Dscren.
the undersigned, Trustee as a:orestid,
wfil offer a, publ, sale. on the premises Of
Luxe w. b. Halchins. Esq. 10 Charlotte
Hall District. on
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-05
NOTICE or DIVIDEND.

IN application OF Geo 8 Matingly Admin
I Jisiratos Of Sarah A Maitingly. late of 81.
Mays coeHty deceased, II is ordered by the
Court, that the said Administrator notify the
creditors Of the SAID deceased TO fls their classs
agaipst ssid deceased N the Office OF the Regis-
Ter Of Wills for SAINT MAry's county on or be-
fore the 9Th day Of July, 1866, for dividend /,
and that this order be published once a. week
in each week until the 9Th day Of July next.
Test,
ffn JAMES T. M. RALEY,
Register Of wills
for 81. Mary county.
June 7th lee6--td.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-05
NOTICE OF D17DENo.

ON application Of w. 8. Hamme,t, Ad-
~ ninistratOr Of Allen Burgess, late ef
Saint Mary's county deceased, Il Is ordered
By the Court, that the said Administrator no.
/ Y tho creditors of the said deceased 10 file
q cir claims against aii deceased in the Office
OF the Register Of Wills foi Saint Mary's
county on or befre tho 18th day Of August
1886. for dividend, and that this order bs
publiahed once week in each week until the
said 10Th day Of August next.
Teai,
zts., $ : JAMES n. NJ. RAlsEY,
Register of wills
H Tor st. Mary's County.
May, 10Th, lsG5-td.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-05
RATIFICATION NOTICE
Richard Bond. use Of
James + N Raley,
vs.
Jphn W Bond.

In the Circuit Our, for St. Maryis c'uuty
sitting as Court nj Equity.
No ~ N Equity.
RY virtue Of authority vested In me, as
~ Clerk of,he Circuit Court for 81 Mafy's
County. BY the "C1de OF Public General
Laws" Of this State. il Is hereby ordered that
the Report hled by James 8. Downs
Trustee, 10 this case, be ratified aud
confirmed unless cause to the csn-
trary. be shown on Or before the, third Mun-
day Of Nov nexr provided copy Of this
order be inserted in the Saint Mary's Ca
zETTR once week for three successive weeks
prior TO the said third MSnday Of Oct, next.
The report states that the land sold fos
$3.50. s ee .la3
JNO IA CAMALIER, Cl'k.
True Ccpy--T'est:
JNo A CAVALIER. CIk:
June IA, 1se6--3w,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-05
SW AIMS ADVENTURE,
and
IT C0kPT0N'S PURCHASE
containing
l60 acres,
containing
100 acres,

more or less
This estate has good fences upon il, is
divided into four fields and is in good con-
ditiou. The soil is fne aud susceptible Of
rapid and permanent Improvement. II is
peculiarly adapted to ihe growth Of To.
bacco, aud there is Tobacco House upon
the premises capable Of curing 10000
pounds Of Tobacco. The Dwelling HJuse
is in god order. the Corn House aud
Meat House are new aud the Stables ex-
celIeut. There is dne grazing swamp
attached TO the premises, which offers a
favorable facility for the raising Of Stock.
This estate is located but few miles
from the village Of Chaptico, and near the
lands Of VIM. A. Kirk, Esq The loca-
ton is very healthy, and the situation is
good one fo- Physician desirous Of
practising his profession. To person
Wishing small, conveniently located and
highly productive estate, favorable op-
portunity to purchase is here presented
One tract or parcel Of land, called AID
known as
PART OF WESTHAM"
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-05
$50 acres,

more or less.
They are handsomely located 90 the
Chesapeake Bay. near The mouth Of the
PatuKent River. and are passed tri weekly
by Steamers 10 aud from Baltimore. Tho
Buildings ap'n them are good aod the
soil Is excellent, The location Of the
Dwelliug Is healthy, pleasant and eoave-
nient, and oysiers, tish aud uildfowl abound
10 the adjacent waters.
Terms Of sale. as prescribed By the De.
cree. are: 01e fourth Of the plrchass mo-
ucy 10 cash. and tha rr,idas 10 eqIll 10.
s,almeuss a oae and tao years credit
the deferred payments 10 be secured to tho
sa'isfaotiyn VI the Trusss aud 10 bear
interest from the day Of salo.
When al the purchase money shall be
paid. the Trustee wil. execute Deed 10
the purchaser. free, clear aud disehafg.
cd Fsos all claims 0! The parties 10 this
suit Aud of those claiming uuder them.
II. q COMBS.
Ttuttec.
June %. 1865.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-05
257 acres,

more or less.
This land il loc1ted 10 the sixth Elec-
ton District Of Saint Mary's county. near
the aore Of VIM D Tucker, Esq. aud
adjoining the lsods Of John NJ. Brewer.
7 F Floyd and The late WIN. Hayden.
There is comfortable Dsellipg and good
ou'builiags upon the premises--tbe soil
Of the laud is excellent and the location
healthy. convenient and in every resp ct
desirable. There are about
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-05
NOTICE or DIVIDEND. {

nN application nf Wrlisn Scott Adsninistra-
" tor Of Williamson Burroughs, late Of
81 Mary q county deesa ,sd IL is ordered by the
CourI. that the sail Adminisuator nolify the
creditors of ths said deceased 10 Als The, claim
against said decenssd in the nifice OF The Rsgis
Ter u Wills for Saint Mays eoaniy on or bs.
fore the i3.h day or Sept. 1866, |. for dividend,
and lbal ,hia order bs pablisbsd oass a week in
each week ahlil the l3:h day Of Sept, ntxt.
Tsst,
JAMEST M. RALEY,
Register af Wills
= fs, for 81. Mary = county.
May ST. iaCG-;A. tti At3@
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-05
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Tl1HE 6rst Qparterly Meetirg Of the
IL METHODIST EPISC OPAL
CHURCH SOUTH viii be held At Leon
srdtown. on SATURDAY and SUNDAY.
July 7th and 9th. The Presiding Ell
der. Rev. john s. Martin, will preach
SATURDAY morning at 10 O'Clock, Sab
bath morning at 10 O'clock, and Sabbath
evening at 8 o'clock All persons are most
cordially invited to attend
THOS. W BROWN,
Pastor.
June 28th, 1866 -2t.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-05
SHIRTS,

Linen, Cashmere. Flannel aud Cotton
Shirts, at so and rs cts. and 800 Merino
Under Shirts and Drawers A large assort.
ment latest Styles Silk Neck Ties. IL l. 2
cents and upwards. Our Hosiery Depart
ment is large and we'll assorted. commencing
with Ladies', Gents, Misses and Boys
stockings aud Socks, 10, IL l-2, is and 90
cents.
A fine assortment Of shawls. Silk. Cloth
and Mohair Circulars. Ladies' Walkine'
Goats. The Latest Styles Spring Balmorals,
Si.60, $500 and $3.50 HOOP SKIRTS
at rs cts, $l.00 and 1926.
Our Stock Of Fancy Varieties and Notions
deserve MENTION I'd examination. Besides
this, we are almost daily receiving additions
from our Head Quarters in Philadelphia, 50,
that the inducements offered to our Custo-
mcrs, shall continue undated during the sea-
son. We guarantee our goo sound and per-
feet in every respect, and prices as represen-
ted.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-05
SATURDAY, 28th day Oi
July next,

between the hours Of 10 o'clock. a. m.
aud Q o'clock. p. m, the folo7iDg vaIu.
able tracts or parcel Of land to vat:
One tract or parcel Of laud called aud
known ss
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-05
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

"A LII persons indebted 10 John r..
-EA. Fenwiek ou opan account or note
are requested 10 settle with him iinmedi.
aitly or their notes and accounts will be
p accd iu an Officer hands for collector.
JOHN,F FENWFiK. =
Leonard Town,
Nay 24ih. iSse-a
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-05
PIT. STRATTON,
containing
so acres,

more or less.
All Of these laudI lie In the secoud Eec.
tion District Of Saint Mary's county. and
eoataio. 10 the aggregate.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-05
TRUSTEES SIIE.
Of Valuable
R RAL Els T A T {

DY virtue 0fa Decree Of the Circuit
9Court for Saint Mary's County, sitting
as Court Of Equity. passed 10 cause
10 which John Il Welch is Complainant
ard Edwin A. Wilson and others are De-
frndsnis and bearing date Of the 14th
day Of October, 1865. the undersigned. i.
as Trustee. will offer at public sale, at
tho Court House door 10 Leonardtown,
ou sfff aIg
TUESDAY, the a4th day OF
July next,
between the hours Of II o'clock, ~,
and 4 o'clock, p. N, the following pro-
perty TO wit:
All the interest Of Joshua Wilson. jr..
late Of Ssini Mary's County decreased, 10
one tract or parcel Of land, called and
known as
WILSON'S CAR THAGENE
OR
WILSON'S UPPER FARM"
lying and besriug in Sain, Mary's county
aud containing
200 ACRES.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-05
Ladies' Balmorals for Spring,
at Sl.00,

at 81 25 Coon qnaliiy Ladies Last
Ing Caters at 81 10; ChilJreus ShOes,
10, so, 90 aud rs cent
A complete Stock ol the best ready-madc
Clothing for Gentlemen Youths ard Ser
wants. As also fine asSotnento of FELT, BE-.
YER, WOOL and STRAW HATS. The
largest Stock in town Of Fine Irish and Span
ish Linens. Best quality IIuckabaek Towel.
ing and Turkish Bath Towels. Plain and
Twilled Heavy Linens for Pants. Men and
Boys' wear.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-05

June %. 1865.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-05
100 acres.

These lands are located 10 the second
Electiou District Of Saint Mary's county,
are 10 high state Of cultivation aod i'm
provement and contain, in the aggregate,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-05
BOOTS & SHOES.

This Department Of our Stock comprises
some Of the best and finest city makes, and
at prices far below Baltimore market pri-