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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-18


FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH.
In consequence of the great stagnation Of trade in
manufacturing districts of England, through the war,
having cut off the supply of cotton, large quantity OF
valuable Jewelry originally intended for the English
market was sent off for sale in this country, and
MUST BE SOLD AT ANY SACRIFICE.
Under these circumstances, ARRANDALE & CO., act
ing agents for the principal European manufacturers,
resolved upon
GREAT GIFT APPoRTI0NMENT,
to be divided according to the following regulaions
Certificates of the various articles put into en-
yelopes unfortunately sealed up, and when ordered
are taken without regard to choice, and sent by
mail thus howing no favoritism. On receipt of the
certificate you will what you are to have, and then
il is at your option to send the dollar or not Pur-
chaserS may thus obtain Gold Watch Diamond Ring,
or any set of Jewelry on our list,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-18

TOR RENT-The UPPER PART ofth -
i building occupied by the subscriber, with the Eli
CELLAR attached
For terms, apply to
c. W. PURCELL,
One door from corner Main and Governor SITS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-18

The THEArRE-THE DUKES MoTTo.-To-night
will be repeated the Dukes Motto, with Miss Mitchell
and Mr. Albaugh in the principal roles This is one
of the most beautiful and attractive plays that we
have seen upon the boares of the Richmond Theatre
for many day. In plot and dialogue, the author
has succeeded admirably, and is fortunate in having
his play so carefully and artiscaly represented as
it is by Mr. Dufield's excellent dramatic company
The costumes are French, in the style of Louis
XIV, and are, Of course brilliant and snowy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-18

ITO DECIPHER THE ABOVE, LOWER
first the right and afterwards the top, indicated by
the finger point an angle of Is degrees, closing one
eve read both ways) at your ease, the name oil the
REST SEWING MACHINE IN THE
WORLD
| 1T MAKES FOUR DIFFERENT STITCHES;
| SEwS EITHER WAY;
| HAS A SELF REGULATING TENSION;
| AND WILL NOT GET OUT OF ORDER.
Tho only Machine having the Reversible feed -move-
ment was awarded the highest premium, gold medal,
| at the late exhibition at the American Institute
| Copy OF REPORT OF COMMITTEES on SEWING MACHINES.
The Florence Sewing Machine Company, 800 Broad
wav, for the Best Family Sewing Machine
/ Its simplicity and great range of work.
Q Its making four different stitches, viz the Lock-
| Knot, Double Lock, and Double Knot
| q The reversible feed-motion operated by simply
turping thumb-screw, enabling the operator to ran
tbe work from right TO left, left to right and per-
| fectly self fasening to the end OF the seam
The perfect finish and substantial manner IN winch
| the Machine is made.
6. It's self-adusting tension.
| p. HORTON KEACH, Agent,
Corner Broad and Ninth streets valentine Place.,
! Richmond, Va.
Y.B.-An kinds of Sewing Machines Repaired and
SebUS neatly done to order by kful lady ope
Machine Oil, Silk, Thread and Needles always on
hand aPlo-uN'i" -
-PARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned OF
! I the firm of KENT, PAINE CO., have formed a
| Co-partnership for the purpose Of conducting
| GENERAL AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
Under the finn of
PAINE & CO.,
And have taken the No. loo, Main street, next
below Mitchell Tyler and will be pleased to receive
! consignments from their friends and the public.
W. g. PAINE,
jan2O-eodts R. A. PAINE.
OHOCKLEY 4 FERNEYHOUGH,
~ HIDE AND LEATHER DEALERS
And COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
| Thirteenth street, between Main and Cary,
RICHMOND, VA,
Have on hand full and complete assortment OF Sole
Leather, Skirng, Harness and Bride Leather French
| Tanners Tools shoe Findings, &c.
! Also receive and sell commission LEATHER,
HIDES, OIL, &c, making liberal advances on consign-
A. D. cHocKLEr. Es FERSErHOuGH.
100 BARRELS CHOICE FAMILY
80 barrels Extra No. Flour
leo Baltimore Superfne do.
,n17t fO' 'A'' FRENCH CRENSHAw.
WOODS FAMILY ROE HERRINGS,
w just received ana GEORGE i5 HERRING co.
DEFINED SUGAR.
| II, % barrels Cut and Crushed Sugar
| 90 A a1d AC Sugar
% C Extra Sugar
In store and for sale by
apl7t GEoKGE !. hhhhlNu q W.
old RYE WHISKEY.
~ 90 barrels fine Old Rye Whisky
100 Rectifed do.
For sale by
apl7t GEORGE !. HhKKlAo W.
NORTH CAROLINA ROE HERRINGS.
! ~ REEVE MAYO,
apl7t Franklin street between sth and eth
U B. MORSE, $500, -,,.,n,n
OF PIANO FORTEs.
All orders in the city and from the country LEFT at the
Bookstores of Messrs. Woodhouse & Parbam, Bidgood
4 Rley &. p. Townsend, and J. r. Rockingham,
promptly attended to- mhzoScom
EO BARRELS TAR, in store, for sale by
/ OU E. G. JAMES co.
mhl6t
bacon, BACONl
ID 200 country cured HAMS suitable for Hotels, for
apl7t GEORGE l. HERRING CO.
I MOLASSES.-Prime Porto Rico Molasses,
! WI in barrels, suitable for BAKERS. For sale by
| JOHN n. GORDON SON,
AAaA.AA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-18
THE ALUM MASS. or POWDERS.

THE ALUM MASS, UK POWDERS.
these the salts Of the water obtained by erapora
ton and their value and seficacy as medicine ia 20
been abundantly established. The demand for these
Salts very great thrOu the war but II was not
in our power meet IT, They will be sold In market
or the Springs, at Twenty Dollars per pound, One
by Express-cash to accompany the order.
Pamphlets sent by mail on application, also IN the
boxes Of water. FRAZIER RANDOLPH,
mill -if6w Proprietofs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-18
JULIUS SYCEL,

JULIUS ST0EL'
JULIUS SYCEL,
No. 900 BROAD STREET,
OPPOSITE MITTLEDOFFERS CO.,
Is receiving his second supply of SPRING GOODS, and
is prepared to show one OF the largest and best assOr
ments Of goods ever offered in this market
SPRING AND SUMNER
DRESS GOODS
of the
LATEST TMPORTATIONs,
Such as Embroidered Plain and COlored Silks, in all
shades, qualities and prices.
French and English Bareges in all cOlOrs,
Grape Mo Eetts in all shades,
French Organizes at all prices,
Spring Popns. latest styles from % to 30 cts
French and Cambria Lawns, every quality,
Wool Delaines in all colors from a. to co cts,
MOURNING GOODS.
Every variety and quality,
Plain and Black Silks from Sl.5OtO 1,
French and English Bareges very cheap.
French and English Henaaas,
g. Delaines and Apaccas,
"a Bareges and Bombaznes
WHITE GOODS.
Swiss Muslins, so cts and upwards,
Dressed and Uudressed Cambrieks, 30 to 70 cts.
Nausooks plain and striped, from 40 to 10 cts
Briants and Dimities cheap
SUMNER wRAPPINGS
A large stock Of SILK wrappings,
Shawl, Of the latest styles,
These goods very cheap,
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas
At every price.
Hosiery, full line,
New style Hoop skirts,
Notions Of every variety.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Calieoes from l2I cents upwards,
Delanes and Chaleys from % TO 30 cts.
IS ~ Bile and Bro. Shirtngs, Is cts and upwards,
81, Ct lO-4 Bic. and Bro. Sheetings, cheap,
Table Linen, Towling and Napkins.
Linen Sheeting and Pillow Linen.
At panic prices.
An that is wanted is a call and you will convince
yourselves that
JULIUS SYCEL'S
ap9-eOd2m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-18

bill, Is a telOW-clt1eh OF JUS.
Mayors CoUKr-MAYOR MAYO PREsIDNe.-
Robert Clarke, charged with stealing pistol from
small boy in the First Market, was bailed for his
appearance to-day.
The case Of John Wilson, charged with picking
the pocket of lady, was also postponed until to-
day.
John Feltner and wife, in whose possession por-
ton of the cloth stolen from Burke Behl was
found were bailed for their appearance before the
Hastings Court 10 answer the charge Of receiving
stolen property, knowing the same to be stolen.
James johnson and Robert Scarborough two
small boys, charged with stealing iron, were sent to
Jail.
Johanna Sutherlin, charged with abusing Cathe-
rine Burton, was discharged, with an admoniton
from the Mayor that il she did not tie her tongue
and keep it tied, he would send her to jail
August Anderson. convicted Of maltreating his
wife, and trespassing on the property of John A.
Tyree, was, in default Of security, sent to jail.
-Four negro boys, arrested for fighting rock battles
in the street, were discharged.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-18

UTANTED-IMMEDIATELY A LADY
w or GENTLEMAN to play the GRAND PIANO
FORTE at ARRANDALE & CO.'S Great JEWELRY EN-
PORIUM rs Main street. Apply at the store this day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-18

w ANTED- STORAGE.-The U. States
w Ordnance Department having vacated our ware
house. we are prepared to receive Storage 10 the
bulk of 10000 barrels, and solicit a call
our terms for Storage are the established by
the Richmond Board of Trade in 1866 payable in specie
or It's equivalent.
Vessels and canal boats discharge and load at our
house FREE OF CARRIAGE. -
feb9t LEE PEITfJohN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-18

VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
MERCHANTS.
A. H. CHRISTIAN & Co,
WHOLESALE BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIONERS
No. sl4 Main street Opposite spotswOOd),
Would invite the attention Of Merchants to their stock
Of Books and Stationery just received and offered at
Northern prices:
10000 volumes McGufey's Spoilers and Readers
OOO Rays Mathematics Series
900 Piner's 6rammars
100000 Envelopes
500 reams Note, Letter and Cap Paper.
Together with full assortment Of Books, Stationery
and Fancy Articles. 49,.
All we ask is an examination. Country orders will
receive prompt attention. applet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-18

NTANTED---AGEN to 5000 per
w month for Gentlemen and $50 to S75 for ladies'
| everywhere to introduce the Common Sense Family
Sewing Machine, improved and perfected twill HEM
fell stitch quilt bind braid and embroider beautiful
w. Price only $40 making the elastic lock stitch, and
| fully warranted for three years. We pay the above
wages, or a commission, from which twice that amount
| San be made. Address call on c. BOWERS CO.,
| Office No 25j South Fifth street, Philadelphia, Pa
All letters answered promptly, with circulars and
| terms apl6-dlm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-18

UTANTED-A NURSE, white or black.
w Call at the southwest corner of Clay and Fifth
streets apl4-ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-18

NM ANIED--IO OAf1lA pa AM :
w NER, with a cash capital of $4,000, to take an
interest in Mercantile House, doinga business OF over
half million dollars per For particulars ad-
dress A C, care of WHIa Office, Richmond, VIZ
ginis jan27-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-18
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.
The proprietors have the satisfaction to announce
that they at last prepared to put again the
ket this highly valuable mineral water.
The well-known house of
PURCELL LADD & CO.,
DRUGGISTS, RICHMOND, VTRdISIA,
Will he the
PRINCIPAL DEPOSITORY
For its sale North and South.
We also place it with A. b. FUCKER, Lynehburg, to
supply that market and the Southwest.
Also with COLEMAN Il ROGERS, Baltimore; .
HEGEMAN & CO., New York. --

Great care Is taken In packing the bottles and they
are safely shipped all parts Of the United States
ONE BOX WILL LAST SEVEN WEEKS, AT ONE PINT
DAILY, AND THAT QUANTITY HAS, IN Multi
tube OF CASES, SUPFICED TO CHECK, AND IN NOT
A FEW, TO ERADICATE DISEASE. Price, delivered
into any depot board any steamer any other
point in Richmond or Iynchburg Twelve Dollars and
Fifty Centsthe money, in every instance, TO aecompa-
my the ORDER accounts will be kept
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-18
HATS, CAPS, &c.
TOHN DOOLEY,

CTATEMENT OF THE BANK OF VIR-
y GINA AND BRANCHES exclusive of Branch at
areston), April LIST, 1866:
Outstanding ............$ S796s4 Gs
Confederate States stocks and bonds.. 3,2l6lls 30
tacates .. 4lSi 100 90
books Of the branches. 955oI IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-18

II store, with OFFICE attached.
JOHN L. JONES,
f.hof+ No Fineenth street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-18
ADJUSTMENTS

ADJUSTMENTS
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
Last week Of the talented arlistss
Miss MARY MITCHELL and Mr.. J. W ALBAUGH.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL Is 1896,
Second time in this city Of the Drama from the French,
the
DUKES MOTTO.
Blanche de Nevers ........... Miss MARY MITCHELL
Lag,rdere .......... Mr.. ]. W. ALBAU6H
Fancy Dance MISS KATE PARTINGTON
To conclude with
THE YOUTH WHO NEVER SAW A WOMAN.
aplS-lt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-18
ALL TO BE SOLD PoR
ONE DOLL A r EA C H.!

ARRANDALE & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AGENTS. No. 1877 BROADWAY,
Beg to announce to the people of Richmond that they
have opened the large store No rs Main street. Dick
nson's old stand, corner Exchange alley, a Branch
Establishment, for the sale of the following
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-10

An Act Ia ipcorrersto thc Union Railroad
comnapy n Raitimafe, aal 20 aulhoris,
tbs Na.or aBA Cny Council II Rati
more Iee Northern Cguupl and tt
Wssl.yp sllg.l,Da Railroad c0meaaieF
..1 tb. g.,,rn fawrang 10 |lfsaf.t
a.. ,,s .,,,t,I sta.k thereof aaa % cU-
larso tbs Nertgaee Baapis IT iho said
c.,,y.oy
e..,.n I r. II e1ae,,5 Jg hp Gsaty3
ts,s,,Jlg II if,rglaaf That John NJ.
.R.,l,lrl cb,pTes grboks. Horace Ab.
l.t, William Fi.bcr Alforl Mace.
f.gs. TO, s.ggsl Shoemaker Daot Il
IA Tyl'r TEop,qs Baaze n tfade Shat.
H. & i rrrr.g Cha r. Baker nod
-, n Lw.,.t, l.. and fta sasas ara
Lc.aby .,.rointal Commissioners. uadef
,k, d.r,.tton ~ fpaiefity of whom Sub.
soe;,,,,o,,a p,s h. rslaived 10 the canilal
s.agL, N NJ Union r Troaa COMPANY.
,sb..b "a b,raby Incorporated and ae
.,;5 rc,,,,,;yg;.,c or ri psiar,ty ~ tfop;
No.. ,o,s. l..,b. te le ooanrl at eacl
ma. mi rl,ee. as heg uny direct. far
I'M. n,rnnsn ~ rcceiyinr su6soript.ong 10
~. s,n!t,l .tnob n WA eoa,tonv aner
bav;ad giyeu sagb aotico Of Tia Times ana
,,,aesf of aroninp the sane as aey mas
daem proper and upon the Gr.i opening
of said books thew sAal be kept open lor
n least tgn successive days. ffo,u len
o'clock. Al NJ, 10 two o'clock, Il. M.,
ana If within that period such sabserip.
lion to the capital stocl, Of said comH86y
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-10
CHAPTER 1884,

An Act TO regulate AMI make uniform tho
compensation rf Ccnu'y Commissioners.
Section ] BE. Il raoctel By NE General
AsstnHg of Ht,giapd That all the sce-
tons Of the seyeral articles Of tho Code Of
Pahlo local Llws, relating to the pay
aad uie,ge OF the county commissioners
of the several c'uuties If this State, be,
AID The same are hereby repealed.
Section = Aad b. q caqcted, That the
following section be added TO the twenty
eighth articls Of the code Of Public Cone
ial Laws entitled. ''county commission
srs," aad 1, follow section one hundred
aad one Of said article
The county commissioners Of the sevs.
eral counties shall each receive the sun
Of three d I,ars PER day for each day they
shalt be Engaged 10 the discharge of du-
lice. and mileage at the rate OF ten Cents
for every mile over five miles from their
place Of residence.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-10
(From the Roehri1'e Ssaiiaal) )
OBITUARY.

Died. on the lGlh If April, in the Tj'h
year ofhcr age. Mrs ELIZA " SCOTT
sister Of Hon. Ut d S Key. of 81 Na-
ry's county After q lingering s'saae a'
some weeks, having received Che lasi saa-
rcmnls, Mrs Scott rsiguc1 hcr 9al in
peace ia'1 tAe hands ai Esr Greater Aa
detailed cllapium DO pompous olcry IS
required 20 inform De members 81 taIs
community uf ,he rare e,f,a and virtues 81
that suiutod lady Let. thcn, a tcw lines
suffice 10 rec rl, as q 5i5Hefi'a 70 hcr tsnd.
Is and for thg common edibcatlou. the
leading traits o! her character.
Death Is thc compendium aud iuteTpre-
,aliou Of life. II death has great iuf.u.
ence oh life, the influence of i.o yn doatb
is st.ll greater. This was fully cgcmpifisi
by thc death Of her whose loss wc new de-
pioge. She died tranquil foil Of hope
and with o perfect resignation % the wll
Of God because hor hie had been wholly
consacra,cd 70 the service Of God, the vel
fare Of her family aui thc relief of the
poor She has fought the good 6ght, she
has fulfilled tho destiny allotted to bcr by
Divine Providence, aod now, IN o good
old age, she has been called 70 receive 81
glorious crown the reward Of se.ideuial
and saucuty.
10 her childhood, sho bowed the hap
picsi disposition; hcr extraordinary memory
and qgclhess oE perception were, even
then. directed towards God md virtue -
Religion in her was not, as il is With mn.
ny, merely speculative science, only ht
10 fill up our day dreams, for hcg Saith was
the actuatiug principle Of her conduct;
heuce, she possessed that true mobility Of
character aud Of mauucr. far remote from
pride or aiectatiou Her conversation
bad nono Of that unreality, 80 common
now; her religious aud literary reaJiug
having cmbcllshci her mind with a vnst
store Of useful and agreeable information,
il was "a pleasure to listen TO her refined
language, and to observe the manner is
which She impaired Der IDEAS 10 others ---
No one could converse with her without
inyoluntariiy feeling the presence Of .
saint, and the influence Of a refined and
superior mind.
Her charity for tho poor was boundless j
her visits to the suffering, her aims to the
needy, are registered 10 heaven. She was
o guiding star for the family, BY The as-
tendency Of her virtues, her good example
and prudent counscla. The last years of
her life, spent in comparatively retired
and solitary manner, were devoted tosthe
meditation Of eternal truths; prayer, read
ing and light manual labor occupied her
time Finally, with lively faith, well
grounded hope and IN ardent love for God /,
She died the death Of the just.
'sHer soul Of origin divine.
Code glorious image freed from clay.
In Heaven s. eternal sphere shall shine
a star Of day."
Requiescat in pace.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-10

sum Of six hundred and seventy dol-
lars; @ Fulton aud Son. editor OF the Ball
timore American, the snm of eight hum
dred and forty seven dollars and eighty
five cenlsj b Everett Smith, editor of
Worcester Shield. The sum of six hundred
and ten d.llars and fly cents; jas s
Downs, ediiorof 81 Mary's Gaz4tta, tho
sum Of sz hundyrd and seventy-eight dol
lars; Plu'nmer & Usillon. editors of the
Kent News, the sum OF fiva hundred aad
forty-fyo dollars and seyenty-fve cents:
fhona, S Elodson, editor Of Somerset Her.
aid, the SUN Of five hundred aud saveu-
teen dollars; Thomas e Ogden, editor of
Cumberland Civilian. The sum Of four hum
dred and eighteen dollars; William Wales
& Co., editors of Baltimore Clipper, the
sum Of one thousand three hundred and
sixty-one dollars; e Ewing, editor of
the Cecil Wing, he sum of Que hundred
and sixteen dollars aud ffyice Geo w
Wilson. editor Of Marlboro Gazatte, the
sum Of three hundred aud seventy-four
dollars; Il 3 B0uldin, editor Of National
American, five huuddrod aid thirty dol-
lars; in each and every case 70, publishing
Laws Of session Of eighteen hundred and
sixty-fve.
Sec 2. Aud Le il enacied, That this
act shall take effect from the date of its
passage.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-10

an Act to pay % John Qpigly, a private
10 Battery y. first AaeyIagd Light Ar
tillcry, the same amount Of bounty
which "a s. been pajd under the act Of
eighteen HUNDRED aud six,y-four, chap
ttr fifteen, 20 other members Of said bat.
tory
WugagAs, Il appears from the muster
10 rtlls 90 file ii ho Office of the Adju,ant
General of Naryhpd that John CbIigly a
priyata IN Battery B ifsi Maryland Light
Afb.lry, having gorvcd full tern in
SAID battery afterwards. to wit; on the
Guriecu;h Of March, eighteen hundred
aud .SHy-iour rc-enistei bnt was then
ri ed by he surgeon, notwithstanding
whgh be continued 70 ssrye as private in
s4ld battery; and subsequently, to vii: on
che hr1 day Of April eighteen hundred
a d sgt four, again enlisted, and was
muster Z 10 ys veteran. aud served as
such un'iI The cni # tbs war when be was
bau1.ably discharged fom service, rs ap-
pears from th' ustaf 'ut rol's in the Of
dea Of the Adjunut General aforesaid; and
a3haas The case 0f 'he said John Qnigly:
IN cons euce Of his tc p rnry rejection
by be surgeon in March, cithte. hun
dreiaoi six'y.fogr. does not c1me sriltly
wiibiu tbs pro isions Of the ACT Of eighteen
hundfad aud ty.four, chapter Fifteen,
bat swing parccrnol The fall service of
victorian hr Is Justly and houorably entitled
% tle.s1m 7aaHtY sbjeh has been paid,
3 b. tomradcs; now therefore. =
Section /. Fe II ell5cted IN the General
is.BHg of Hngi1s7 That the Com p
irolIer Is hereby directed 10 issue his war;
rant apeR thf TFes@nFsr 10 gayzz7s+tehn
Qrialy he SUN uf three hundred and
tvsplg-dvc dollars, Ibis being he bounty
alleged vaterans uniir the act Of eigh-
teen hundred aad szy-'our, chapter tif-
teen
Section ,. b. u eaqc'c7, That This act
shall take eject from the da'e Of its pas
.ogo.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-10
Wearing kpparal.

Under the new Assessment Law Of this
State, the Assessors are required, We be-
licye. TO hunt oAut and cast dp even our
wearing apparel for taxation. Imagine
the feelings Of the ladies when an inyento-
Try Of all their dry goods shall be deman-
ded We look for an Immediate revolu-
lion in the alto, and uo give due notice
Of intention to Join the first broom-stick
regiment that is raised 7
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-10
Precoclons Wheat.

We were shown on Tuesday last sroci-
men stalks of wheat, grown on the farm
Of the late JOSEPH Abel, .Sr,, of this coun-
ty, of full length and already partially
headed. We have been assured that the
stalks were not cullcd unfairly and that
they faithfully represent in length and
forvardness nearly an entire field Of this
kind # whea' the seed of which was ori-
ginally brough' from Kentucky and Is
known as the Kentucky May variety.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-10
BUSINESS NOTICE.

TuVTIE undersigned, hereby Informs his
"a friends ard the public, that he has
purchased an Interest 10 the MBR0AN1
TILE BUSINESS heretofore coaduct'd
At Che Head Of ST. Clements Bay BY Wm.
L. Leach. Esq, The style ofhc firm will
be JJhu 9, Herbert Il Co, and full and
STOCK OF GOODS will DO
kept on hand.
Goods will BE- sold very low for the cash,
or lis equivalent, N,ss &, ,ets}tI.
As the motto Of the pew firm viii be
fquck sales and small prod 81 my old
friends and the public are respectfully in-
vited 10 give me call,
JOHN G. HERBERT,
Head ST. Clements Bay.
May 8. 18G8--lm.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-10
CHATTER sc

An Ac' r. appropriate sum Of money to
pay Wiliam-Cnnden and David Fowler,
extra compensation for services rendered
the State
Sectiun l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That the Comps
lroler is hereby directed 10 issue his war.
rant upon the Treasurer to pay William
Camden three huodred dollars for extra
service as clerk to ho Treasurer, in dis
charge Of extra dUtics under the several
bou0ty laws; David Fowler three hundred
dollar, fjr legal services rendered the
State in the examination and adjustment
Of elai,ns for bounty to volunteers, under
tho acts Of tha General Assembly.
Sec. 2 And be Il cartc,l, That this
act shall, take effect from the date of It's
passage.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-05-10

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