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q P ECI A l. y 0 I / { Il
CHEAP AND GOOD GROCERIES.
y. L. BASEL AN,
FAMILY GROCER,

CORNER SECOND AND JACKSON STREETS.
would respectfully inform my friends ana 'ar
public generally that have removed 10 III! ny
store corner Second and JAG son streets, No'a'
will keep constantly on hand choice Sci,ett."it
FANCY and STAPLE GROCERIES, WE =, r.
QCORS, CIGARS, and TOBACCO, t"EA, ~ a.,
and MILL FEED, which Will sell 1t - 10" F''''
az any Grocer in Richmond. ,,-s rpr>H
NV stock consists in part 81 the !oI4o"'"o '
and CHOICE GROCERIES
OLD JAVA COFFEE, ~ cents per po"'",'
LAGUAYRA COFFEE, Is cents per p'"ha
CHOICE RIO COFFEE. . cents per P""'"'
GOLDEN SYRUP, IL per gallon;
NEW ORLEANS MOLAssts, - cshlS
LIGHT BROWN SUGAR. ~ and l! gems
CHOICE COFFEE SUGAR, l. cents ;,rn sra Ar
STANDARD CRUSHED and pow ph"Hp
20 cents
SMITHFIELD LARD, % cents
SUGAR-CrRED HAMS, q cents
BREAST BACON, 70 cents
CLEAR SIDES, 10 cents
CHOICE SHOULDERS, Id cents r,n MEAL -
HaxalI & Crenshaw's FINE BOLiEp MEAL
per bushel ,c,,,ps c,T>rp
and large assortment Of PICKLES ,r,,1Str1.
SAUCES. CANNED FRUIT, BROnMs; n ~, IN,
WASIIBUARDS, TUBS. BASKETS so A, -" 4
DIES, and FLOUR, and Sencrai ass'''
GOOD GRoGs kills ,,os n cost. apE--2t
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CORN.
ap lS-6tk WARWICK BARkSDALE.
V'O THE EDITORS OF DISPATCH
L GESTLEMES,-In your paper of yesterday Is an
article signed Justice, that has completely con.
WINGED me Of the proprlety Of clectlng new board
of Trustees for the town OF Manchester. Apart
from the bad character of the present lncun DENTS,
there are charges to be laid at their door that, IN
nv opinion, deserve severe rcbuke. When this
good old State was calling for every man 10 80 IN
the field, yet these men, although mostly over my
wears Of age, stayed at home, when they were Just
as able to shoulder q musket As some Mary anders,
doctors stables, and magistrates that did not go.
Not only this, but even during the war they were
guilty of gross extravaganza with the funds oil the
town. When the poor were IN want OF bread, they
actually spent thousands oil doll airs OF the nara
taxes OF our citizens, and even bought bread with
il for distribution. This they had no right to do.
The County Court had made some provision for the
purpose, and they had no right thus 10 spend our
money But this is not all. The Treasurer OF tn"
Board, for handling and BENG responsive Tor
AT this tme absolutely receives 5000 90 Tor his ser
vices and by vote OF the Board the President Is
paid twice as much. think these salaries ought
TO be reduced at least one-half, considering no"
hard the times are. r.
have heard that the present Board desire free
bridge This am opposed to. What little pro-
duce is sold in our town Is because the people VINO
have to sell poor that they cannot pay the
toll If you have free bridge, nothing will stop
on this side. prefer free voting 10 Tree GiluSe.
late war be allowed 10 vote. Or course ! DO not
mean Africans although have heard that some Of
them fought gloriousiy under the star-spahslcd
banner.
These are a few of the high crimes and INSIDE
meanors committed by the present Board, Tor
which wish them to be held up to public gaze,
an ap is-it* IN NO CENCE.
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n. BAH goods before on hand will b" marked
down from this day to suit the general reduction
in the market.
Our friends may expect 10 find everything IN our
stock as low as the same goods can be bought else
where. -
The stock i larger and more complete than il has
been before at any time embracing all that IL new
desirable, and useful.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY
By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Main street, five doors above Spotswood HO,e

TWO VALUABLE SMALL BRICK
L TESEMENTs, on HULL (OR MAIN STREET
IN MANCHESTER, FOR SALE AT AUCTION -
We Will sell at auction, on the premises, on Trf,
DAY, the Path day Of April, at a O'Clock, 7 y
the two substantially built BRICK TENENEST,
located az above described. being the properiY .
long occupied by the late Green Hall. They con
tain each i've rooms with Kitchen The prom.
IL well suited for stores or dwellings One Of !.
/. now used A. a store, and the other mar b. !.
very small cost. This affords good opportun.r,
for investment N the most improving portion :
Manchester.
Terms One third cash, the balance at .;y...
twelve months, with interest. The take. for 10.
be paid by the purchasers.
apis GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS, Auctionerr.
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VrETROPOLITAN HALL.
WYMAN.S GIFT EXHIBITION.

W1WAN , OFF T ENHIBIIIVN.
BUILDING LOTS,
Twenty five by one hundred feet, valued at two
hundred and fifty dollars each, for ii fly cents.
Also, a LARGE NUMBER OF USEFUL ARTl-
Giles GIVEN AWAY EVERY NIGHT AT METRO
POLITAN HALL, Richmond. MONDAY, TUES
DAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and
SATURDAY, April Is, II, -. -, 20, and ~ MATT
Admittance to Matinee % cents. No half price.
Positively but SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
Admittance 50 cents. Secured seats, 10 cents.
house. Ticket office open all day. Secure your
Tickets early, and thus avoid the crowd at night.
Doors open at o'clock. Performance to com
mence at j. ap Its
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ne COMPREHENSIVE.
The Undersigned having formed co-partner-
ship, for the purpose Of conducting
A WHOLESALE GROCERY, PROVISION, AND
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the name Of
STONE, WILSON 4 FOSTER,
and having taken the commodious warehouse on
Cary street, second door below Pearl, are now
receiving a general supply of
GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
which will be made complete in a few days, and to
which they respectfully call the attention of the
trade HAMILTON J. STONE,
Of Petersburg;
JOHN 3. WILSON,
of Petersburg;
NH 13ts r. T. FOSTER.
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ne COLE TURNER,
NEWS DEALERS, WING BUILDING,
Furnish the daily papers OF
NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE,
and WASHINGTON,
At tho places of business and residences OF citl-
zons Immediately after the arrival OF trali"' Or
d,rs left AT their counter will insure the prompt
delivery Of any paper daily. ap
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B,s JOHN l.. D0iiERTY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH,
has received his SPRING STOCK of
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
YESTINGS,
10 which he calls attention. The stock Is large,
and contains the various WEAYES COLORS, and
QUALITIES produced for the season by the most
CELEBRATED MAKERS.
Strength Of color and durability Of fabric has been
his object in selection, and confident that his ud5-
mcnt will be approved, he asks an examination at
the same time, pledges the
STYLES OF GARMENTS
shall be satisfactory to all who order
w. s. TUPMAN,
for long time in the clothing trade, can be found
AT Mr.. DoHERrY's store, where he will be pleased
to show the stock, which he can recommend as per-
feet in every particular. He also makes
SHIRTS To ORDER,
good in quality, low in price as possible, and Mt
guaranteed.
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN EIGHTH AND
NH elm NINTH.
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BY L. B. Cook, Auctioneer,
Office No. 96 Main street.

BY L. b. Cook, Auctioneer,
Office No. 90 Main street.
ERANKLIN-STREET HOTEL FUR
Il NITURE AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY,
the 18th instant at 10 O'Clock, | will sell at the
Franklin Street Hotel corner Franklin street and
Locust alley, all the FURNITURE in the above
building, and embraces the contents OF
THIRTY -FOUR CHAMBERS,
neatly furnished with BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS,
WAkDROBES, WASHSTAEnS, CHAIRS, LOOK
ING GLASSES, HAIR and SHICk MATTRESSES,
BOLSTERS, PILLOWS, BLANKETS, SHEETS,
COUNTERPANES, SC.
IN THE DINING ROOM
will be found BLACK WALNUT EXTENSlON
TABLES, CHAIRS. SIDE TABLES, REFklGERA-
TORS, Il large assortment OF CROCkERI, GLASS
WARE, KNIVES and FORKS, sc.
THE DARKROOM
contains very handsome BAR FIXTURES, DECAN-
TIERS, GLASSWARE, &c.
IN TIE KITCHEN
NAV he found elegant large COOKING STOVES,
OVEN, TABLES, TUBS, BAKING UTENSILS,
TINWARE, &c.
ALSO,
OFFICE FURNITURE generally, of good quality.
ALSO,
A large assortment of SADDLERS' and HAR-
NESS MAKERS TOOLS, BENCHES, CLAMPS,
&c, embracing every article necessary to complete
sets
The attention of the public Is called, as the sale
is prremptory L. Il. COOK,
an lids Auctioncer.
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NEW MUSIC,
~ jest PrBLIsHEp, At rBE
RICHMOND MUSICAL ExCH A"h'
las Main street, near the post
SONGS.
DOWN BY THE GATE...................
BREATHE 1T SOFTLY TO MY LOVED oaLs.."
ALLIE IANE......,.,s.........'. ~.
SHALL WE EVER MEET AGAiN..........'.'.'1,
DARLING LEOSORE.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
HEART AND HAND....................
LONGING TO MEET THEE AGAIN...........'.."
HOME THEY BROUGHT HER WARkioH
DEAD .....................'...... '.'''.'''''' =,
WEARiN' o THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
INSTRUMENTAL.
ESMEhai.DA ,.....-,.....,.,..s.... ''''''''''' i,
THE FLOWER QUEEN ............,........'.'
AhAb SUM- ....'.'''''''
FALSE ONE, LOVE THEE sfliL....,..'''
MUSIC SENT BY MAIL ON RECEIPT "
MARKED PRICE.
VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS, WHoLESALA
AND RETAIL. aph
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RG-BIDGOOD RILEY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
KSELLERS ANDS STATION ERS,
III MAIN STREET,
keep constantly on hand a complete stock Of
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS,
CAP, LETTER, AND NOTE PAPERS,
ENVELOPES,
BLANK BOOKS, STATES,
PENS AND INK,
and other
SCHOOL AND OFFICE STATIONERY !;
all Of which are offered at the
LOWEST RKET RATES.
Country Merchants invited to examine our stock
before purchasing. Orders promptly attended to.
NH 81 h. X.
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ELOUR, CORN MEAL, AND MILL
Il OFFAL, can now be had at the
CALICO MILLS CORN MILL.
rI'O THE EDITORS OF DISPATCH:

FLOUR or MEAL exchanged for WHEAT q
CORN.
ap lS-6tk WARWICK 4 BARkSDALE.
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Re SPECIAL NOTICE.
REDUCED PRICES.

NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS!
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BAxKIHG-HoUsE or WILLIAM +. lssAACs Co.,l
10Th March, 1866.
~ NOTICE.-We are prepared to issue NlR-
GINA REGISTERED BONDS in sums of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS and its multiple for the
COU NTERSIGNED NOTES of the
BANK OF SCOTTSEILLE,
BANK OF OLD DOMINION,
BANK OF PIIlLLIPPI,
BANK OF HOWARDSYILLE,
MONTICELLO BANK.
NH 22-lm WIN h. ISAACS & co.
ROBERT A. LANCASTER, 7. J. WRIGHT.
!. l.. WILLIAMS.
Re LANCASTER n CO.,
BANKERS AND STOCK
AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
RICHMOND, VA,
buy and sell on commission
STATE, CITY, RAILROAD,
and other
BONDS AND STOCKS,
Dealers in
DOMESTIC and FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
GOLD AND SILVER,
NEGOTIATE LOANS,
RECEIVE DEPOSITS,
MAKE COLLECTIONS on all principal cities.
NH 28-lm L. w. ROSE, Teller.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-15

WHO PAYS ?-Thc newspapers recently
recorded the fact that II :~.s nusc =
manufacturing company has jast iec,ar,I
G.,:iebl Q: ono hundred per cent. on l
years .rro1ts, a:.cr rssarrinC suvpla>
enough e!lar Z aal improve ;hcir m.'l
aAno,h-r important tact, bearing upon hi,
pom. i thc'tnnounc"men; Of WOODEN maa-
ufacturer in the same State, that before the
1ar i,cast him So 30 10 make a yari Of
cloth which he sold for 81, and tia, be
now Sells a S per yard what on'yfcost
him 81 to produce These manufacturers
make goods for the milton, and their enor-
NOUS profits account, in som2 measure, for
the present extraordinary high prices Of
the fabrics use by the masses In the
face Of this state OF things, the Radicals Of
New England are loudly clamoriLg for
more protection. and want higher tariff
solely rs means Of increasing their prot
rs The wants and necessities Of the
poorer classes are uuheedcd by these cor
Inorants, assd the actual COS, Of living is
adyaNeoC 10 a standard which calls for in-
mediate reform How long will tie pco-
pie Be satisfied with Radical rule ?-Phla.
.ige.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-15
The Maryland legislature

If grave dnss are likely % dcvolvc
upon tho Legislature elected On :he 6.A
instant, il Is a pleasing reflection, that
the charact in large measure q the
members eject furnishes evidence q abii-
ity properly 10 discharge them Indeed
the coming IS likely to be oze Of the
oblcst Legislatures wh~h l;as assembled
at annapolis for many day. Casting
IN eye ever the list of names for Speak
er, we recognize Oliver Miller, Esq. of
Anac Arundel General Edward Ham,
mond, of Howard Judge Carmichael, of
Queen Annc's; Hon. Alexander Evans,
of Cecil. cx-Govctnor Philip Francis
Thomas, Of Ialbot; Dr.. Francis P
Phelps, .'r., Of Dorchester, and Hon.
Isaac D. Jcnes, of Somerset. All OF
these are gentlemen Of marked ability
and great experience in national and
Ssa'c Affairs Five of them have been
members of Congress, and all of them
previously representatives in. the Legis-
lature. Several other members are we'll
known for their fidelity IN the discharge of
public duties. The Senate will also be
an able and digniied body. Its mem
berg generally have heA1bfore occupied
positions Of much responsibility.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-15


In view Of the fact, that the Radicals
in the recent elections at the North and
Yves. have triumphed ty overw'scimin z
lpa;orities. II becomes matter Of some IL
tcrcst to ascertain the probable programme
Of this uartv in the Congress which is. to
meet on the frst Monday of December
next.
The impeachment Of the. President has
becn proclaimed to be leading feature Of
this programme. but it may be doubted
whether the astu,c politicians who control
the radical organization viii suffer Butler
and Company to commit thcir party to a
measure SO extreme as this and 50 likely
to excite popular sympathy FOR Mr., John
son. The people, East md West, ap-
pear, indeed, to be run mad at present aud
to be ready for any thing, but the cun-
ming politicians who have used and are now
using them are sufficiently sober to kEow
that popular madness is aunstable .ounda-
ton TO build upon and that 1t ls never more
unreliable than in moments of triumph -
We predict, therefore, that no serious CT
fo-, viii be made by the ruling majority
of the fortieth Congress to impeach the
President. They may attempt still turth-
er to circumscribe the powers incident to
the Presidential office, but there VIII be,
we predict, no impeachment Of the Prcsl-
dent himself
My Policy" however, will certainly
come III for a large share of radical atten-
ton. No quarter Will be given the Prcsi-
dent in this respect Negro suffrage will
be insisted upon, to obtain which, one Of
two courses viii be adopted. Either the
Southern States will be held as they now
arc, that is, deprived of representation IN
Congress, until of their own voliticn they
agree 10 cnfranchise the negro,-or their
present State governments will be abolish
cd and territorial governments allowing
negro suffrage established iu their stead.
This, VIC take it, will be the radical pre-
gramme in the next Congress, and, Of the
two policies named above, the present
prospect IS, that the latter will be adopted
Of course, with the present power of
the radicals, the President will be impo-
tent to prevent tbs wholesale blottins out
of the Southern States from the map OF the
country, but what he may be able to do to
defeat it, we are confident, wili be done,
and, in the meantime, let his friends gath
er to lis support aud encouragement and
abide with him. as the last hope lett,
through the desperate perlls upon which
the country is now about to enter.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-15
Rfdretlor ofthe fubllc D bt.

| keCrCtlOr OF tuC IuOllC UIUC.
he total debt bearing coin and cur
renc7 interest, and the matured debt no
,.sesented for payment, with the deb
bearing no interest, amounts to S., ,ool,'
CSC o66. 81, with amount in the Treasury
of coin, $50, ,4l3 ,O18.55 ; of currency
$50 ,9l3, ,942 OF aggregating amount or
hand, $3.50, 1926. o60.6o. The reductl'-
Of the debt since the first Of October
amounts to the extraordinary sum G
s22 ,626, 1886!
A cotemporary, speaking Of this as,
tonishing reduction. truly says, that 1t Is
something unprecedented in the annals
of fnancierirg. 1t exhibits on the part
Of Secretary McCuloch and his able as
sociatcs the possession of the very high
cot intellect and the exercise Of the rar-
est sagacity \ reduction of from twen-
tv-seren to twenty-five millions of dol
lars per month. steadily progressing, war
rants the hopeful anticipation that but a
few, very few, years will elapse ere the ma
ton is freed from debt.
Aud this is not ascribable simply to the gre, t
resources of the country. The resources
may be great but they must bo properly
managed. To the great financial genius
which controls the Treasury is this extra
ordinary result alone due. No amount OF
captious argument, of sneering praise, or
Of open detraction can cancel the fact that
to the wisdom and ability of Secretary
McCulIoch and his near advisers, is the
country indebted FOR this most cheering
and highly gratifying state Of affairs, In
der the present able regime of the Treas
ury, If Congress will but pay half atten-
tion 70 the financial wants Of the couLtry,
the burdens which now Cypress US so heaV-
liz will be, if not entirely relieved, at least
so greatly liehtened as to press easily upon
the masses Of the country.
And for this the clear, PRACTICAL saga
cious intellect of the finance department Is
entitled to all credit. Working quietly
noisclessly, but as we sec with such tre-
mcndous and gratifying effect The Treas
ury Department has steersd clear of poll
tics and mbroslios, and devoted itself with
nnnaralloled success to the work of restor
Ing the fin 4ucial health Of the country
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-15
pemores,s Young America

We have examined the first No. OF this
Juvenile Periodical and pronounce It the
49,. ,r. for children that we have ever
seen. Its articles are we'll written and
,uitel to the capsci,y of children, which
eenua, be ssid of many others. The Poe
Try is oil good it's Illustrations are very
Sne, and its many other features, with th'
Mur;c. Toys, Puzzles, etc, Is all tha
could be desired is got up IN good taste
on good paper, printed III the very ocs
manner. and. altogether, one Of the mos
attractive "a well instructive journal
,h.s has re. appeared. Do lot fail to Sc
cure specimen No. Published sy "
Jsanings Dcmorcst. 473 Broadway. Slu
gle Cop,cs, Is cts le~rly, 81 ~
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-15
NOIlCE TO CREDITORS.

rs0rICE IS hereby given that the Hnhscrl-
sI Der has obtained from the Orphans Court
of 81. Mary's county m Maryland. ietiere
administration on the personal estate Of J1o Is
Jr5oe. late Of sald county, deceased. AZ
PERSONS having ctnlms against the sad de
ce.aci. nre hereby warned 10 exhibit the same
with the proper vouches :here"f, TO the sub
&C lbcr on or before tho 18th day Of June, 1866,
otherwise they may br excIud.d by law from
all be left of The sad evtoie. Given under my
aa1t this 18Th day Of No., 1866
JOHN + JtRBOE.
Administrator.
Cc, Is, 1866 -4~.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE ~ hereby gwen that the Snn"crther
~ has o>taned from the Orphans Courl cf
SAINT Mlry's county, IN Maryland,- letters
Of ADMINISTRATION on the personal estate oi Jas
a Coursey late Of sald county , deceased. All
persons having claims against the Snid deceased
are hereby warned 10 exhibit TIE same, with the
nror-r vot cl4es thereof To I'll E Eubacr Der,
before the i5;h d,v Of June 1866, otherwise
they may be excluded by law from all beneht OF
The SAID estate. Given under my hand this
l5sh, day 0: Nov, 1866.
ID w TYLER,
Ad,nInistIator-
Nov Is, 1866 -4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-15
Total Eclipse.

Total EclpSe' -,
Rev. j. *. Graves. OF Magnolia, Miss
in a letter dated March 27, 1856, thus de-
scribes an "Ecl,psc' occurring at 'ha'
mace 1T works to charm. Its SIM
nlicitv is indeed wonderful All who Wit
u,ts $ speed and execution N the hah'' ,
OF Mrs. Graves, are perfecfly de!'9Aed ana
os,,,tshedi Her sister has been intiuen
eed 10 put away her 'Douole-Ihread ma
chi.e, which cest her $3.50, and purchase
one Of YOURS. The lY'lcor q G'b5s u
E,xrpsI<o all others here p
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-15
,voxorps ~ TIE TELEGRAPH. an =

WoxnrRs OF TIE TE1EGRAFn.-Thc an
initiation of time and space by the teIe-
graph, now tIrat it reaches nearly halt
around the globe, IS So astoundng that
men have to reflect to take in lis full mean
mo The New York Iadeps]1 NJ gives
the following as an illustration "On
Monday. JULY so, Mr.. Field rer'lV cd a
MESSAGE Of conaratulaton from Mr. Fer
dinand dc Losseps, the protector OF Suez
Canal. 1t was dated at Alexandria, III
Ecyrt, the same day, at halE-past one ? NJ,
and received in NcytousdIand at hait-pa<t
ten M. Let US look a, the globe, and
500 over what space that message flew -
It came from the land of the Pharoahs and
ia. Ptolcmics-it passed along the shores
of Africa. and under the Mediterranean
Ocean, more than thousand miles, %
Nalta-it then loapcd to the continent 81
Europe ana shot across Italy. over the
Alps and through France, 1nder the hn--
lish Channel, % Loudon--it then flashed
across England and Ireland, til from the
cliffs Of Vnlen.ia it struck straight into the
Atlantic, dartiug down the submarine
mountain which lies off The coast, and over
ali the hills and valleys which he beneath
the watery PLAN, rcsj.1- zot t.li It t'n'4Esa
the shore ot the New World. Ia that
mornings flight it had passed over or'-
toxrfh Of the ealih's surface, and 50 TAR ont
stripped the sun III his course that u reach
Cd its destination. three ho'trS b fore 4 'eos
srnt! To understand this II must be re-
horcI that fine earth. revoyes from
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-15
For Sheriff.

Tho fri,nds Of r ALENANDEk
CLARKE, Of tbs Flciory district, pr s'nt
hl,n t. the voters Of y. Marys county as
candieat. tor Sheriff at the next election.
FAC.olY DI3rEiCr.
Ny Is, 1896
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-15
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Court
Our readers will bear in mind :hat the
Noyembar Term of,our Circuit Court Will
commence on Monday next. The dock
cts are pretty full and The term will pro-
baby be lengthy one.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-15
Nov. IS, 1866.

Novcmber Term, 1856.
N RDERED, That tho fale of the Real
" Estate Of James II Conrs Y dcccas-
ed, maA' by David " Tyler, alministr,-
t0r of the said deceased and this day re-
ported to 'h'S Court by said ad nini,tra-
ter, be ratified and confirmed unless cause
hc shown 20 the contrary, on or before
the second Tues lay of Janua~y next--
Provided, copy of th'y order be inserted
in some Newspaper published in St NJ
ry', county, al least once a wses, for
three successive We k, before tho sec
oud Tuesday # d cembcr next.
The Report states the amount Of sales
to be four hundred and twenty six dollars
A J SP ALDINf. chief jldgc.
JAMES T YATES, ,
WM \ KIRK,
Nov Is, l866-3v.