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The New York herald., 1866-06-14
Thc present Poli,ie.I s,,v.,,ou.

No period in our history has been 50 re-
markablc for sudden changes in the phas,
of political affairs "a the present. One ques
ton after another has isen until We now have
a combination of issues bearing upon the poll
teal situation TO such an extent that the one
idea politicians viii be curiously puzzl ID to
know how to shape their course. The qu,s-
iion OF reconstruction which absorb ed so mach
attention during the past winter has been 50
compromised bY The action OF Congress that the
subject no longer attracts The attention that ii
dill few months since. Wailc The exei.cman.
in rsgarl 10 onr internal aii',irs il thus sub
siding Que foreign relations are t7suAinr an
importance whlci cannot b. overlooked by
any Of iha flcsi3as seeking Cor the control OF
thepoilics OF the country. The enforcement og
the principle o, G49 Monroe doatrin,, a. far as
Mexico is coneefi l. ana boil po'i:y Ia re
erence TO England anl The Fenilus, have uow
become the grea questions Of the day anu form
an essential fsain in ta' arrsn.cm n Of the
party platforms for tha funrs cimpaigns
The public are watching The movem mt. on the
political chess board at the national capital
with unue aal interest. 10 see which side takcs
hold Of these questions wiii thc greatest
energy
But while il is true that these question are
des tined 10 become the great make weights ia
orr political situation there is stl another Ca.
tlre which has thus far been overlooked by the
politicians on all sides in preparing their plans
for the ,uiurp. That !. the power that will be
welded by tho original ani,-slavcFy faction in
the coming elections. This i feature that
commenced 10 loom mp soon - the con-
clusion OF the Reconstruction Committee Of
Congress was made known 10 the public. It
Is a well known fact that Wendell Pbiilip..
Garrison and the leaders Of the OLD liberty
party have time and tim. again proclaimed 10
the world that they we're determined to plan
themselves upon the platform OF universal
negro snf age, and upon thai continue their
agitation before tire people with the samc
earucsiness that they formerly did their anti.
slavery crusade The failure of ne Recon.
struction Committee Ia Congress to make thal
question tic paramount issue II the restoration
of tie Southern States furnishes toe ioolhold
aud excusc fcr Philips AMI biz faction 70 enter
the Geld IN every Northern Stale. They will
be able u obtain plenty oi funds 90 carry On
their campaign from tho wealthy democrats IN
this ely ana elsewhere, rnd thus armed a VIZ.
orous fight FOR negro suffrage, pure aud simple,
will be made throughout The North. With thcir
experience in their anti-savcfy campaigns,
and encouraged in tic ultimate success ol their
ideas by Tie total abolition Of slavery. they
VIII be able 70 Take sufficient number o. votes
away from The republicans 70 give ne elections
in most Of The States 10 The democracy, unless
The latter erc out-gencg lied bv me radicals iu
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THE CoID QUESTION IN ENGLANp.-A very
significant fact with regard to the finances Of
Europe is the drain of gold from the Bank OF
England to the Bank Of France, Notwithstanding
that there is difference Of five per cent in favor
Of the former. This state of things indicates that
there is good deal of insecurity felt in Eng
land, probably in consequence of the large
quantities Of gold which are going TO the Cont
nent to meet the coming contingencies of war.
1t is evident that the financial storm is not over
yet, despite the reports TO the contrary. The
first blast only has passed over There are
difficulties yet to be contendcd with in England.
and people might as well be prepared for them
The withdrawal of so much specie from tho
country may be but premonitory symptom.
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and we hope it will be properly applied. The
rebellion which sprung up with such gigantic
proportions showed us how great risk we
were running should foreign war have oc-
Cured within the past ten years, aud the les
son should not be lost in the future,
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE IA, 1861

the war against spain The President vetoed the resou
ton and certain classes Of the population commenced
rotous attack on the Spanish Legation at Caracas
couple Of large loans had been negotiated with European
parties.
Our special dispatches from st. John, New Bruins
wick, dated the 18th nst report the result OF the
provincial elections The returns from the two counties
OF Kings and Charlotte that the Confederaes have
carried their whole ticket by overwhelming majority.
The two parties stand thirty three to eight The
House. is said, will open for the despatch Of bust
the 21st inst
JEFF Davis and his wife have no lack Of visitors at
their quarters In Fortress Monroe Mrs. Davis is
pying q casemate her demands for in Carroll Hall
being refused.
The spec session Of the State Senate met again yes
terday for the OF the trial Of Judge smith
The counsel for the accused moved to dismiss the case
the ground that the Governors message had been
mutiated after its receipt by the Senate The matter
was argued but decision rendered before adjourn.
ment.
series OF daring burgarics and robberies have been
going in the villages Long Island during the last
few weeks Twenty burgaries have been committed at
Ncwtown, the Flushing Railroad, In that time. Fort
Hamilton. Jamaica and other towns have also been ex
tcnsively plundered reward OF two hundred and fifty
dollars has been offered for the detection of these bold
thieves and patrol has been organized among the ct
Two men arrested few days since by this
patrol under circumstances that warranted their being
held to bail for appearance One of the parties ar
rested proved to be Dennis Sullivan, who killed Tom
Burns
The horse exhibition o! the Highland Park Association
commenced yesterday at Newburs. The weather was
disagrceabc but the crowd was large and the exhibition
Of equine stock was very fine.
The Express newspaper Office, in Petersburg Va, was
destroyed by fire yesterday morning. Loss 100000
DESPATCH rn los Angeles state that the prospects
of the oil dsrie Of san Fernando, Ca are cncourag
ipu
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SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs. 5s5 Broadway opposite
Metropolitan llotel-EruioPiAN StsCiAG DANCING Sc
YouSG AFRICA FLYING TRArkgE.
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GEORGE CHRISTyS--oLp ScrooL OF MlsnRsLsY
PAIIAps MUSICAL GEMS &c. Fifth avenue Cnera House
Nos ? and West 1wenty.iourtn street.-Ir Is SgvEE
I,lrF 10
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An MrossIBILITY. One of the Brooklyn
newspapers is being sued for libclling tho
New York Legislature. That is an impossi-
BILE offence,
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE 2ol Rowery.-sAx
SnAErLey's MINSTREL CoMDiKA.i0N IEourE-THE
1IrIL RIGnrs BiLL
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THEATRE FRANcAIS Fourteenth street. Sixth
agcnue.--ESG GLisH orERA-rHF DOCTOR or AioaSrARA.
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woOD'S THEATRE. Broadway, opposite the 81 Nicholas
Hotel -iSvisisrE PRINcE-MR. AND MEs PETER Waite
Tux TROUPE
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BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway Broomc
sircet-OLiykI TWIST.
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TERRACE GARDEN, Third Avenue, between r.cty
eighth aud flty ninth strccis-TGEo THOMAS oRcnEsrRA
garden CONCERTS
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Our FRONTIER DEFTSCEs.--We perceive that
Congress has just appropriated over million
and half for the improvement OF rivers and
hsrbors in the different states. Tits large
amoun' is probably set down WITH j viaw to
render our frontier dcfcnces more complete in
case Of any difficulty with foreign Powers.
TIE civil war has taught a. a good many
things. and amorg ihcm thar We were almost
wholly defenccless against foreign az lrcss.on.
We had previously devoted all our energies to
nc development Of commerce. regardless n
the fact that England ana France wore husy
with the construction u iron-ciads. improved
guns snj al kinds Of experiments nron im.
piemene of warfare. j l. true ibl when
necessity mpeled H. We made ycrg hastv
progress 10 The completion of ibo atms and
navy; hui i cost W. mans millions more Than
4 would have done bad w. commenced scr-
crsl wears before.
We havs ~ immense aonGef ~ protect
which i even now very inlpcrfectly supplicd
with he necessary dcfenccs, and Conlrsgs can
uot vote too much FOR THE purpose. Wc have
seen thirty millions Of dollars appropriated %
the national banks and twelve millions to ,hc
Trcoimen's Bureau, which were entirely un-
necessary. II IL well now 10 see this amount
appropriated to the d.fcncos of ne connify,
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slnrg addrc.s from General santa Anna ~ the
people of Mcsioo J published Ia the columns d tho
HrAtp IBIS morning Tho General defines Ills position
in reference 70 the present aspect o Mexican politics
aud the reports or his trucking to Mex,nilan He did
any compromise himself with thc empire.
lie belonged entirely To The Mexican fcpabc He ey.
poets all Mexican. TO unite aud drive Tie usnrpcrs from
ueir soil and oncrs ms own services the
monarchy IN Mexico Ic declares 10 be an mpossibty,
and the rcaorption Of tho republic s the height OF his
ambition
by The arrival 81 the steamship rasle from Havana.
We arc IN receipt or our dispatches from the city of
Mexico to bay - ard from vcra Cruz 70 June /. our
vcn Cruz correspondent states ihs NtSm.lian and his
Cibnct arc advising together continually The slbcci
being II S supposcd the crisis a,cndint tho coming
French evacuation The several corps 81 native guards
src 70 he rcorrauized, cstcEsbly fot ne ~
place of Tho French to nc withdrawn. Hcrmosao,
IN Sonora was occupied hv The nberals The ah of
May. Their behavior in the captured cy aud ther
Treatment or The citlk kens sad % have been bar
bgrous ana savage on wells are reported Welding
enormously Ia Tchuanlcpec uer oitcf ifom the guy q
Mexico sbyt tho tno Imperial government VIII net y
ebaplonod without ueroc srdrgle ne French e'cmeut
81 tha army btlnr 70 email hui thor Withdrawal WI
uoi leave the rpubi arr better "a then thcy we're
naiarc
on Havana correspondence l. dsled Juae ? lhe new
Captain General 81 Cnba nae IHaod hi proclamation on
w. ot.. en or his asumins me Fe ~ .. government
By ho auvAat rs pom yesterday 81 tae bris Veteran
ion ronec r., vc osu that nre broke ont On tho
st.a II NAY il Nagamcz, r y, destroying great pat
III ta tour An American man.ofNar lying IN port
o' nn hnnaf 0al Nfty ueu ashore y assist ID e.
tn usaug ihe Gamas Ibe ina. v.s DOT assertaiued
" Jam,s &. Gallagher United states ,ongul Al Ponce
dod cy suadony 9, lhal piaeo on tho 2sh ul, IN an
ap9plcctc at Toe smaiipox euiacrnfc air nrsvaiica
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AMUSEMENTs THIS EVENING.
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! Mrs r. y coSwAy's PARK THEATRE, Brooslyn- :
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TO CARPENTERS.

New York. Thursday, Junc Il, 1896.
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Tn MIN FtAi,N MArrir NJ. Roberts, one
Of The Fenian bead centres, dates rather
efandiloQuout aud very unnecessary procla-
nation from Ludlow street jan. and Otherwise
puts on the airs q marlyI. Al die i ncs'
ineffective nonsense. Roberts y ? failure and
had bcttcr@eep quiet The fcnians have been
defeated Tor Tie present, not ~ their enemies,
the Canadians, but by the United States gov
ernment They are s,il ORGANIZED for future
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
Arctic Refrigerator.
Sandford's Patent Self-' emilia
ting and Purifying.
rEyHE best and ro@t conveniently con-

TEJHE best AMI no<t conveniently con-
4 st-ucted article f"r cooling ard perSeFV-
ing Meats, Milk. butter. Fruit, Wines. Ec
All the comoartnleuts are guaranteed DRY,
I'D consequently free from mould, moisture
and imuure oior. .nd will keep the Tiaa1s
n,acel in them in a hetter and harder condl-
t;,n tha, aay other Refrigerator now bet9r"
the public. =,
The improvements recently aaded-by
which a rre1t saving of ic, has been obtain
ei more frigid air produced aud durablil'y
eli. cred-certa,n|y places taem far IN advance
Of ANYTHING ever offered ior pubic patron
age.
The shclve, Of the ARCTIC are open
work 70 allow the free circulation ot the AZ
down about the sides OF vessels or art'c'tS
upon the shelves, thus entirely surfonnd-
ino them with moving Currents OF COD
lar.
They omen with double doors upon the
front aud top, with lock and key to each-he-
;no made ou; Of seasoned lumber IN the very
hest manner and handsomely grained d-rna les
/, desirable piece OF furniture Tor a Hlhlh2
room. and have a water jar from "h,cA pr
foc,ly cold water can be had at all times
without additional ice.
For sale only in this city by
CORTLAN & Co,
Nos PIG and 2lS 3altim IRE street,
Manufacturers and owners OF Patent,
Chest and Upright REFIsiGhRAI IOio OF
other kinds.
v,rf2 y)LERSsiu sre,t rariety.
p 3TENT U.lTER PITCHERS.
pJTEV1 IcE CREAM FREEZERS.
ICE PICKS und MlLLETS Sc, &c
may II. loO6-3m
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PT. OF TRENT NICK,
300 acres,

more or less.
r. has comfortable DWELLING
House, two fine Barns and all necessa-
ry out buildings upon1it. Ii is we'll IN
proved, in high state Of cultivation and
IS one of ine~t Tobacco growing es tates
in Southern Maryland. L is well fenced
and watered, is located in pleasant and
remarkably healthy neighb9rhood aud
within four or hve miles Of :he village OF
Charlotte Hall. The Patuxent atca ners
stop within half mile Of this estate, and
Oysters, Fish aud Wild Fowl abolni IN
the adiacent waters. It Ioins the ine
es,a,es Of John II Thomas and DR.. James
Il. Thomas and was originally attached to
the Trent Hall estate.
Terms of Sale, as prescribed by the De
cree. are One half Of the purchase mo-
ney in cash on the day of salc-the resi-.
due in two equal instalments, at one and
two years credit, the deferred payments to
be secured by the bonds of the purchaser,
with security to be approved by the iruS
tee, aud to bear interest from the day O.
sale
When all the purchase money shall be
paid, the Trustee will execute deed
to the purchaser, free, clear and discharg
ed from the caius Of the parties to thls
suit and Of those claiming under them.
L. STONE.
Trustee.
Nav l., 1oG6-ts.
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I rustees' Sale
OF VALUABLE
REiI, EST.ITb.

pY virtue of decree of the Circuit
kS Court for Saint Mrry's county, sitting
as a Court Of Equity, passed in cause IN
which Luke " 3 Hut HRS is Complainant,
and J In Saxton and others are Deten-
dantS, and bearing date Of the 23rd day
of November, 1868. the undersigned, as
Trustees, will offer at public sale at the
Court House door in Leonardtown. on
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
TUESDAY, the 10th day OF
June next,

between the hours of 10 o'clock. a m,
and 5 o'clock, p. m, the following prop
erty, to wit;
One tract or parcel of land, lying and
being in Saint Mary's county, State OF Ma
rvland known as the land of which John
Simms died seized and possessed, and
called
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14

GRAIN CRADLES
Scythcs and Snatis !.
Whctstones and Rf-S;
Wheel Horse K tkes;
Hay Presses Wire Teeth Cleaners ;
Cider Mills BrambIc S,ythc Hooks
Horse Hay Forks Hay RakcS;
Hand Rlkes: Hay Knives
lay and Manure Forks Corn Knives :;
THE AMERICAN HAY KNIFE. and
HORSE FORK COMBINED
PRICE 5 II the
great invention of the time
1T Is TIE SIMPLEST. CHEAPEST
AND MOST EFFECTIVE M
ELEMENT FOR
LAWMAKERS kto7n.
J. ?. BARIHOLOW K co.
Agricultural Implements,
Seeds and fertil zcrs.
. King St i, Alexandria. Va,
55S 7ih S.. Va. h-neton, n &
May 3, ln66 6s
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Wm. n. Goodwin s others.
V,
Priscilla Greenwell. Jane Joy s. other.

I'm the C-cu;t C>nrt tor St. Mary's County
sitting Is 4 Cou., Of Eln;,y.
No. So \. Equity.
EeY virtue Of authority v"St"i In ne. a.
A' Clerk Of the Circuit Court f,r st Ms-
rvs County. by the sole nf Pubic General
Laws otthiS Stats" it Is ehy OF r,-l that tn,
Auditors Refor, fiel in this case b,
ratified an1 confirmed. unless caus,
10 the contrary be shown on ar het ire tn,
third Men lav Of June next !; prov: 'ei.
copy of this order be inserted in the Saint
Marys Gazette, once a week for three sue
crssive weeks prior TO the third Monday oi
jane next.
JNO. 4. CAVALIER, Cl'k.
True copv-FeSt:
JNo. \. CAVALIER, Cl'k.
May 2i, lsG6-3w.
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A LIST OF LICENSES

Granted BY the Clerk of the Circuit Court Saint Marys
County to Traders Ordinary Keepers and 9TH
ers, under the provisions of the 56th Article
of the Code of Public General Laws and
the Act of Assembly passed March
10th, 1862, Chapter 2le, for
the current year, begin
ming May lst, 1866.
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nR. WN. WOODWARD has located At
~ FISulNG POINT nfn, Ni.lstoqe -""d-
~ AnI re.per'iliiy o!te.s has Pt"i~ssio mats
tre- a. - =. hf.
ma, 3r:h is6'-tf.
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May l., 1SG6-ts
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Ex~ We have, in connection with our
warehouses NACHlNESHO where
We have on hand constantly fail sup
~
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24l acres,

more or less.
It lies near the Patuxent River. is located
in pleasant and healthy neiShboEhood
and is in a fair state of cultivation and i'm
provement. lis soil is well adapted to
the growth of the staple products of this
section Of the State. and with small out
lay. this land could be converted into one
of the finest estates in Southern Mary
land
Terms Of Sale. as prescribed by the
Decree, are CASH.
When all the purchase money shall be
paid. the Trustees will execute a deed to
the purchaser. free, clear aud discharged
from all claims Of the parties to this suit.
aud Of those claiming under them.
F. STONE,
Il FORD,
Trustees. :
Nay Il. 1866 is.
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PT. .FEHH|CKS MINOR.

This land is located in the PatuX"nt Dis
frict. has comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE and good out-houses upon IT, aud
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NAME PLACE OF BUSINESS. CAPITA
TRADERS LICENSE
NAM f.,
DATE.
1866

lCOO i NALL
Nav lst. John Crukskanks;
same for splrtuous liquors
Jam A Merryman Y Daniel Spalding
same for spiritu III, liquors
EGmuud } pIpwtcn.
same Tor sprituous liquors
Edward Tubnan,
same ior spirituous liquors
Levin J Sothoron,
same for spirl;uous liquors
John I BaIlen5cr
same for sp rltnous liquors
& G. Spallng s. McCuliy,
same for spirltuous liquors
Charles Bowling,
same for spirtuous liquors
.JohnR Hammert 4 X hannett,
same lor spirtuou' liquors
Henry SD Edward > iiaI:cy,
same for splrtuous liquors
Jas Abel,
same for splrltuous liquors
John ) Edwards,
same Tor splrituous liquors
Thos 7 Drury u Wm ii Taylor,
same Tor spntuous liquors
w W Brady x EIkanah Edwards.
same tur spitlturus liquors
Nm 4 Loker i II Dorsey y = Norris,
same for sp;rltuous liquors
Benarin Dawson u JAS Nathcn,
same lor spri,uous liquors
} L Bond,
same for spirituous liquors
James Scotield
same for spirltHous liquors
Francis Gol,iyhOrouSh, -
same for s. lrluuuo liquors
WIN B Bean. K q Mckal } Mchay.
same for sprl'uoua liquors
Henry Tubman,
same tor spirltuous liquors
Samuel Richardson,
same for splntu9us liquors
Biscoc Adams y James Adams,
same for splrItuoue liquors
Lewis + Combs,
same lor spirituous liquors
Jas Is Thomas X Joseph y hooker.
r. same for sllrltuouS liquors
= Thomas ID Matihgicy,
same Tor Spirlluous hlnors
James a Wise,
same Tor spirltuous liquors
Thomas @ Spencer.
same for sptrltunus liquors
JAS j Cough y Is y J.nnloon,
same lor spIrltuous liquors
Thcophlus Harrison,
/ Npalding
same tor spi.ituous liquors
John G. Mills Il Joseph >eAIe.
John a Garner u Edward Tuoiaan,
same for sp,niuous liquors
Michael Got.ncy,
Jno G. Herbert " VIM + Leach,
same for, splrltuous liquors
g George K Garner,
same for srlrituous liquors
Thomas ! Tippctt.
same for splntuous liquors
Joseph MlIburn.
same for Sprltuous liquors
GeorSesl .Holsan,
Z same for splntuous liquors
Leonard Alvey,
same for Sprituous liquors
A G Tcnnison X } " Forrest.
same for Splrituous liquors
"A G Teunison n Richard +. Langley,
same Tor spirltuous hTu'rs
John b Courtney.
same Tor splrltuous liquors
Il 7 Blackstone,
same ior spiri,uous liquors
May Sd. James \ Cprb,rry.
same for spiri,uous liquors
May 4th. VIM llanmcu
same for sprltuous liquors
JAS Il Parsons x JAS Il Spaldlng,
same for spirtuous liquors
May Sth. John J AlIstan,
same for Sp,rtuouS liquors
VIM l. Hooper,
lame for spirituous liquors
Geo w |. Bucklcr,
same for spirItuous liquors
Il Marshall,
same lor spr.tneus liquors
Il Marshall 4 VIM + MushaIl.
same for sprltuous liquors
RScnc CheStIdine,
same for Spirl,uous liquors
VIM Scott.
same Tor spirtuous liquors
NAY 9th, s G Thompson,
same for spirituuus liquors
John Il Shields
. same for spirituous liquors
VIM Stewart Il B j Thompson,
same for Spirituous liquors
Ahy lith. VIM c Abel.
same Tor Splrtuous liquors
John 5 Keeling X Isaac Soc.
same Tor spirtuouS liquors
Ordinary Licenses,
Jay LIST. w J Moore,
John Fcnwick.
William Mitchell.
Oyster House Licenses.
Nay lst, Edmund j Plowden.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14

nE4pE2s e. NOW caS,
FOR THE HARVEST OF
1866.
j. Q. RARTHoLOW & 90 :.
NJ. - KING STREET. ALEXANDRIA, Va.
No. 55S Ssvg>rn ST. WA~nINsrox, u. {.
womb advise thei: customers and 'ha pub
lie that they are sole Agen.s for tha
following Machines:
The "Buckeye" Reapers and
Mowers.
Woods Rcapers s Mowers,
Balls ReapcrS & Mowers.
Hubbard Reapers s. Mowers,
-CoMPRI>ING-
SELF-RAkERS, HAND-RAkEES aud
DROPPERS.
with absolute ana exclusive control of
them in The following 'erritory-vi2:
4l~rum1rta, ID, ths District of Caual-
boz and the fo.lo wing counties of Virginia:
Fairt;,r, Ioado,n Prince H'dliam, Faa-
q"ier, Ro1qralnnnoek, CilpePPcr Ngt-
tcrd, >po'Sylcoa'a, King Gro,ye,
Ii,eAmor,1,nd. Richmopd,
N0rfhHmLcrltRd. Lan-
custcr. oreTye
oad .N,dison.
These Machines, s. long and bly,
known in Virginia and Maryland, and nj
over the country are offered this season
much io,prorvd aud at redured prices.
On the merits of these celebrated ma
chimes, il IS useless to comment. They
are to well known over the whole country
to need any remarks with regarl to Their
superiority Tuoir success is with )ut par
aiol.
In their present improved condition. We
NTEE TIIEI TIE BEST
MlCHlNES ~ THE WURLD.
We have ample data and testimony to
establish this assertion, aud will furnish II
on application.
We have practically md caifnlly exam
ined all the merits Of the Ii.st-ca's 's K .ap-
ers and Mowers cii',red to the public, and
have selected from tn many h Machines
above mentioned, and are prepared to d.
monstrate their
SUPERIORITY OVER ELL OTHERS
4 Warranty GIrcn rtM each -Nfch'He
gr~ The "BUCKEYES" are Of the
Ohio pattern-thc Grcat Oriyi;nd .Nchine
NOT the MAchiue manufactured ut Bad
timore.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14

lET We have, in connection with our
warch puses, Il NACIIl NJ SHOP. where
We have on hand constantly tail sup
ply Of
E,Naras and EseE,:a rs
for th"se machines, aud whore experienced
machinists are employed to repair them.
For machines PURCHASED of US. Extras
aud Repairs can be furnish at any time
hereattcr-an advantage offered to farm-
ers worthy of their attention, As great dis
appointment ald loss are often occa'ionod
by failure to OBTAIN these articles pronp
ly when needed.
Oar Machine Shop was established IN
1857, and we have, since that time, con
stantiy kept on hand EN- THAS AND
REPAIRS for al Ma .hrery sold By n~,
and we offer the farmer he guaranty thai,
al any time hereafter, hezcar get any part
of any machine he may have purchased
from US, promptly and without delay.
CHaIogucs Of the oborc Mchincs no1o Rca
dy for DtAriby'i0n.
Dealers in the above named territory
can only be supplied through US, and to
them we offer these machines on factory
terms
Parties advertising az sole 4 gcuts for the
State of Virginia, for either OF the above
mentioned machines, do 50 without war
raut or authority. Dealers in the terrific
ry named will be pleased to observe this
j. Z, RARTHOLOW Il CO.,
Dealers In Agricultural implements,
Seeds and Fertilizers
5jS Seventh Street, Washington. D. e.
- King Street, Alexandria, Va.
May 3rd, lS66-6w
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14

f OF BUSINESS. CAPITAL.
O. IrENGE
w LIZ OIL
Greenville. 1900
,ooU
500
Friendship, loco
300
Harrisburg. 1000