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-. yas:.s..ssss. YORK g;UAD RAIL.
EN}Y s1szs+s-E WAY.
On and after MONDAY next March 5th, cars will
leave City Hall at each hour, from A. VI, to TP M
except u noon "
Night car for TOwsontOwn at II P. n.
= Leave Iowsontown every hour from A. NJ. to 7
P. NJ, except u noon. nos
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There was received =; the Scales durine the ,veek
so head Of cattle against 222 head last week and
there was sold durins the week 500 head which CON
mares with | 2;I head Iast week
| Of the number sold SIG were purchased By BaIti-
more butchers las nv Washingten butchers X Nv &
l. Murphy Government CONTRACTOR and IS head By
owing 10 rather short supply, ne r.mparcd with
LIST week, prices advanced about 57L5 4 100 t6s,
though the apparent advance is only > cts the diff
ference between the apparent and real advance being
nn account of the difference in cIcIitv
The market closed dull with = few cattle left over
unsuld.
BROKERS' SALES OF CATTLE
Williams Il Kirk sold y fair Ohio cattle for A. NJ.
Pearce at 71saS1E cts; 10 fair Hartford county Nd
attic for Mr.. Jones at cts; 13 fair Pennsyvania
cattle for Mr. Epsley at 7oS cts Sc fair Ohio cattle or
f. ". Stafford at IG7s CTS: Is fair Ohio cattle Tor l.
Breedlave al 7}5@7 40 cts: % common PennsyIvE-
rl cattle for r. s. Deioue a. 81 cts; II PepnsyyHnig
ittle Tor NJ. BT2nt at 6j@GS4 cts.
Moses Fox sold lot of Is good Ohio steers aver
ling 800 lbs On his own account al an average Of
t9 Sss Elinser Co. sold IS common to good Ohio
God West Virginia cattle for NJ. A. propp at 81
/ Its; inferior Maryland cows at 412d6 cts.
| ON his own account at Z 1854 cts.
Nathan Lehman sold a good lot Of 81 Ohio cattle
fer VIM. A. Jones' at 65fGlS1S cts: mixed lot Of IS
Ohio cattle-souac rough but iat-fOr .ynzeph Brown
! OF 1885 cts.
r. L. Tinker sold Il Ohio cattle, for A. B!aciwoOd.
| ~ to- cts and 70 head West Virginia cattle, fer
| Bailey, at 6@f@I%i.
Lewis Myers sold l3l ordinary light Ohio steers, for
+. C. Frost at 5 l6 cts u fair West Virginia cat
TO, for VIM. Saiey at SECS < p fair West Virginia
catie Tor j. C0eLTdne. ut hGS}s CTS, and ordinary
= y. 'tst3ie " u" Soi't =" IT ChIG caJte, 4OF u
~ ~ SL$ - 'E - sV"" 'Hedd V''''S
ntes = VAIN o U.s. Ella Vi
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ANNAPOLIS March 8, 1866.
;, Court Of Appeais Of Iqrgiaqd-Octo6et Term 1865;
Baltimore vs. William T. Dalrynpfe. Appeal from
the Superior Court of Baltimore city. TIE argument
Of this cause was commenced by Vim. a. Fisher for
appellee
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NOTICE To FARMERS,

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me subscriber, having established an Ayency for
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-. ans VIII prove great saving Of time AMI IS
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please erei0ss Esanpa, and address
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FACTORIES, ETC.
WASHING

NaM VA "E II "a %~a
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CITATION NOTICE

n, SAT- n Mississippi Pamela sgun,y. To
NE heirs uh.ae namfs md Residence st ~.
thasn. 4 Alstshasf rstiy. dsesassd You
afr hsfsbJ riisd 10 sppsaf before The Pfobsis
r1ar 4 aii county Al the coafth1us thereof
- - flarth Nsaiay In Dsesmtsr nsaL b
'ho# rsuss why ne pstuon u : " y nm.
~ admiasintaf q he estate ~ Aistsndsf
Petty dsfsusi praying ~ ale q he real -
tsis n aid dsessssa shoald NJ, b granted
Us order " eoaft luned ian November.
1895 " r. WOUTTEN.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi Pamela COUNTY To
Mrs Margaret Williams the siicw. and Wiley
Williams aud The pihef children and heinz
vhase names ars unknown. 4 Nssioa q VII.
iiama dcert'td You and tsrh n Jon av
hereby cited 70 arfear hst1fs he Probate satr
Of said COUNTY a. ihs ruurt-huuss thereof IN
the faurth NuuisY IN DECEMBER isfa 10 ftss
cause Why The putioh u james W HAIRS a.
sEnss II GegfFs @ love pzfisg ~ USE 10
thf S1uihsNi HaaFbr - #faH III tsff - E
IN tusnship ? rsnFa 2 i1 81 saaar s.4hf
Nast1n q Wiiisma les ar-s@f - IL
lifetime, " UasFs y iass stsati ~ -
granted D. = m Nb Uata
bet lsss W. wOUTTgN
uurt0-V rrs
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INSoLvENT NOTICE.
CITATION NOTICE.

The State of Mississippi panola county To
Rosa Neal, George r Neal. Narhall smith.
Nuuroc smith and Alvin Smith, hrirlst.laH Or
John l. u ParusIl deceased You and each u
you are hcrvhy cited 10 arpear befrs The Pro
bate court u said county, At The oourt-houss
thereof 90 the fourth Monday in December,
ls66 10 show cause why the petition of Brown
g patnsll Administrator u The estate u ait
isreassl paying for sale n the real estate n
aid dsseascd should ho, 10 rranisd. By order
Of court luusd urtobst 10Th. lace
norlo-tt MP wOuTTEN, Csfk.
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Sardis Hotel

Having purchased this tuiliibE ani tho
roughly repaired and rhruishti Il ! am uuu
prepared 10 a~ccummoiaie The public In a siyls
MOTTO he surpassed. All tuins stop amfictcnt
length q time for meals Passengers need no,
tssr being len. e. " RICHARDS
sePa2Au Proprietor
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he Hsb Az a. ii
faHyi. kaaia II En- FH
II a. Hsai an AZ II H if
~ faad. hasf a. N
thfes hahdftd EEL Htfg
iga baaAfat sHfad ftsf fHi
lngfw efh dHtIlfR l
haa mehsfi aai Hlsf In
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IN ihimnaf lnelHiiaa
alsa ~ aadiviiei taG iHi H
ths kffy n fhai plsra tHi 20
affss n lsaf lglaa dus anih vi i
iuY Ala alsmt hHft iHHlH
aefa vet n llsInoni #ih tb.Wi
and ! sseam mv anl efi.i mlI /.
pfsi fbnnlng 4flsf a.
h purchase Homestead. htl lt.
estmlne he pfamiaf thf m .
take pltoe NJ P8nols eight miles
lanf Thfse land lW nly ieo fh
half miles ffom iha NJ 4 Tom
m and only fur miles from ih'
aoufrhing iawn n stfds on fh'
same railroad 1hoso lahda vii Z.
aid n different imcts and if latl
AMI therefore cheap
Il f. a. tfffra IrafHf
AeAaQ
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
LAND.

ny virtue of q decree Of a pnha,e cour, Of
Pamela county, Stale of Mississippi. rendered
at the October term, lsee, thereof will as
administrator Of TIE estate of james & wcot.
ten, dsrsassd, on Monday The 18th dsy " D..
cembsr, lsiG, on ihe premises offer fr sale 10
the highest bidder, The following Land. Ia said
county, to-vit. East fraction u Southwest
quarter Of section IS. township J. range q vest
100 acres. ives, ftaetion Of Southeast 1narter Il
section Is township ]. range 9 vest 10 asrps
northeast Traction u northwest quartet uf sec.
ton y. township Z rsnge s west g acres al
belonging 10 The estate q uid James $. Wcot-
ten, deceased Terms Of sale4Cash.
CB YnCNG,
noviT.ltpi Administrator.
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CITATION NOTfCE

State ~ Mississippi, l'anola opuu
ty. 10 Harriet Gllhfoaih and IT.
wnrd y Orne. deyiaoes md lTniea
az Richard T. ONE decreased and
Duncan Galhrath, husband u aid
Harriet. You are hereby cited "a
appear before The Probate Court p
aid county, At the CONTIGUOUS thft
~. on the fourth Monday in J%nnuar,
next, to show @u-c why the petition
Of jerome & Stewart PRAYING for
title 10 northwest quarter section land
No. 3, IN township 10, Of range y,
west, in said county, -old him b,
docedent in dcccdcnts lifetime, should
not be granted. BY order Of court,
issued December 3, 1866.
des.bw W. =. WoUrrEN, Clerk
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FOR SkL.E!!
SrRAYED

frum The mbs rtyr four miles sputh o. Psn.
ola Mis- on The ia Of AnsuL ts6s a ler
frd-surrl mafv, white face heavy uars AMI
tail branded With a distinct brand. either A.
N o. an y, Roi uculIettsi uhith. AMI ihsr, i
a htls white on ihr len hind fat 4 htsai
reward will h. paid 20 any r,rsan Who " 80
give Information - thai ! shall set her ssiu
Vtt-u D. e. GREGG
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p@- All Job Work, Invariably
CASH on delivery. ia
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fut WtIhtt

800 ....
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Magistrates blanks
Always on hand, or printed at the
SHORTEST NurtCE.
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Foreign News.

NEW YORK, February 1.-THE steam,
ship City of London arrived to-day. The
dates are of the LIST.
The advices were mainly anticipated BY
the Bremen.
Chambers non-intercourse resolution in
the Senate is'of no effect in England, It's
decisive rejection being deemed evidence
of the Senate's desire TO remain at peace.
The Fenian Commission is still pro-
crossing.
1t is rumored that Parliament will be
asked to suspend the habeas corpus SO AS
to give the government power todeal with
foreign cOnspirators.
Additional rewards are offered for in
formation leading to the capture of
Stephens.
Another regiment has embarked from
Liverpool to Dublin.
1t is officially announced from Vienna
that negotiation for the formation of a new
corps of Austrian volunteers for Mrxico.
The reported appearance of CHILEAN priva-
teers off the Spanish coast excites atten-
ton. No ravages are reported.
The steam ram was detained in the
Thames, which was found to be built for
the Prussian government, but was allowe4
to depart on the 27th ult. Another stea0
ram was built by the Lairds for Peru, and
recently left Liverpool, but was at 3rest,
where, the Patrie says she will be de-
tain d. 1t is rumored that these two yes
sells were built with designs against Spain
1t is reported that Spain has a dozen
ships building in England and is hurrying
their completion,
LIVERPOOL, February l.-Cotton sales
for two days Is, 900 bales, including 5000
to spectators and exporters. Market was
duh and declining but closed steadier.
Middling uplands about 1a3d.
Breadstutfs quiet and steady.
Lard advancing.
LONDON, February I.-Consols closed
863@s64 for money. U. S. 5-2Os G6}@ |
664; Illinois Central 75@76l; Erie $500
The great depression continues in the
money market, with a tendency to panic
funds.
Political news, to-day, unimportant.
MADRID, January 80, Evening.-Two
privateers have been seen off the
coast of Spain. The frigate Isabel has
received orders to pursue them.
DUBLIN, February IA notice was
ssued by the police commissioners, last
night, prohibiting the holding of the fancy
and bazaar in aid of the families of
he State prisoners, which was announced
o- tonight.
The concert announced for tomorrow
light, for the same purpose, is also pro-
lIbited.
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General News.


CINCINNATI, February 1.-THE City
Council yesterday passed a resolution ask
ing the Legislature for authority to issue
bonds for the purchase of Gas Works.
The amuont is not specified. Also to issue
bonds to the amount of $500, 900 for a new
hospital, and to levy a tax OF one mill for
sewerage purposes.
Navigation was partially suspended
yesterday, but regular line boats will re
sumo trips to-day.
Robert E.. Lee.
WASHINGTON, January l7.-General
Robert L. Lee was for SOME time hours
examined, this morning, by the Joint
Committee on Reconstruction.
Heavy Robbery.
ST. LOUIS, February ia messenger
of the United States Express Company,
while delivering a package in the upper
part of a building on Third street, about
ten o'clock this morning, was robbed of
$40, 900, nearly all the contents of his
satchel. From the fact that a package
which the messenger went to deliver, and
which was left by the robbers, contained
counterfeit currency, and other suspicious
circumstances, it is evident that the rob
berry was previously planned.
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AND SPALDING.
No arrangement Between Them.
The Diplomatic Corps In
dignant.
From New York.
Suppressed.

Suppressed.
NEW York, February 1.-THE Trib-
unes special says that Mr.. Henry Riyes
Pollard, of the Richmond Examiner. hav-
ing invoked the interference of the Presi-
dent, in order to secure the resembling of
General Terry's recent order, SURPRISING
his paper for the expression of disloyal
sentiments, yesterday visited Gen. Grant,
before whom he laid his grievances, and of
whom he asked permission to resume the
publication of his paper. General Grant,
after listening patiently to Pollard's pre-
sensations, quietly informed him that he
would receive eny written communication
addressed to him from Richmond, but that
he could not at present give his decision in
the matter. The suppression of the Ex-
aminer was done in pursuance Of positive
orders from Gen. Grant, who announces
his intention of suppressing all newspa-
pers in the South, which have the audacity
to CONT out on similar bold denunciation
of the government.
Prohibited from Wearing Grey.
A gentleman just returned from Rich
mond, reports that the Military order. pro-
hibiting the wearing of the grey, adorned
with rebel buttons in that city, is being
strictly carried out. One of the weapons
carried by the patrol, is a formidable pair
of shears, which are brought into requisi-
ton whenever any rebel in gilt buttons
make his appearance on the street.
Denied.
The reported personal arrangement of
Mr.. Delano and Judge Spalding, members
of Congress from Ohio, on account of the
speech recently made by the former gem
tleman, il s~trenuously denied by Mr..
Delano.
Indignant.
The Herald's special says that the diple-
matte corps are indignant over Mr..
Bancroft's Grafton, especially the Austrian
and British Ministers. The latter re-
the deception of a dinner invita-
ton at the house of Congressman us soon
as he heard the dinner was to be given in
honor of Nj. Bancroft.
Bound Over for COunferTeItInE.
Commissioner Osborn decided Yesterday
upon holding Susan Abrams for trial on
he charge Of having been engaged il the
ssue of fourteen thousand dollars in coun-
.erfeit twenty-five cent notes, and she was
committed in default of $500 bail.
Foreign Arrival.
The steamer City of Limerick, from
3lst ult., and Queenstown Let
INST, arrived.
The Bagdad Affair Investigated.
The report of the commission appointed
~ General Weitzel to investigate the
affair shows conclusively that no
United States army officers were connect
d with the raid, and General Crawford is
with being its instigator and
Spanish Steamers.
The Spanish steamers Carmen and
de Catolica, which have arrived
n our harbor from Havana within the
two days, are now lying of the
They came here with sealed
which are not to be opened until
he vessels have received a thorough over
in this port, when it is supposed
heir officers will find themselves directed
to proceed to reinforce the Spanish
quadron off the Gillian coast or to cruise
n this vicinity for the protection of
m against Gillian pri-
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Mexican News.

New YORK, February 1.-THE Her
aids Vera Cruz dispatches to the LIST inst.
state that there was great activity in
French military affairs at Vera Cruz, but
not of a character to indicate an early
evacuation of the country by the Eu-
ropeans. French troops in large numbers
were arriving at Vera Cruz from the in
terror and embarking on transports. 1t
was understood that they were bound for
the defence of Tampico, which was Sc
riously threatened by the Republicans,
and it was even intimated that they were
intended for frontier service IN this side
of the line of the Pannico river, in order
to be there in readiness to meet and check
the advance of the allies. There was q
rumor hat the Imperialists had already
been compelled to surrender Tampico,
though an account of a severe defeat OF
the Republicans in the vicinity of that city
comes to US by way of New Orleans.
Large quantities of military stores were
still arriving at Vera Cruz from France
and being sent into the interior.
An Imperial train, valued at $650,000,
was recently captured by the Republicans.
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year. There will not be as many acres
planted in the Baton Rouge parish this
year as last, for the want of labor.
The Legislature passed the Parocbial
election bill over the Governors veto
almost unanimously.
General Fullerton's appointment as
General Howard's Chief-of-Staf gives
general pleasure here.
The Brownsville Courier of the 9TH re-
ports that General Meade with two thou
sand men, had taken possession of the
road leading from Tipico. The French
g%arrisoned with a hundred strong, re-
inforced by two hundred, ordered
a n attack upon the Liberals the latter
formed an ambuscade and massacred sixty
Of the French advance guard. The re-
mainder of the French troops, some
i've hundred strong, renewed the attack
using the bayonet vigorously, forcing the
Liberals to retreat closely pursued for
several hours. Nudes and all his staff Of
icers are reported killed. Liberal loss re-
ported at $50, the French loss 100.