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The OAKS or OLD ENGLAND-Even the
oaks OF England are going TO rack and ruin
"A LONDON paper says: "a correspondent calls
attention 10 the increasing rivages of the gall
insect amongst our oaks. He suggests the en-
Ployment OF children, during this and the mex
ihohth' 10 correct gallnuts. and so TO check and
kes y down the increase of the Nv,
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EIsks OF A Fly WHkEL-A singular arci
cent occurred in a rolling mill near Sheffield.
England last month. While the machinery
was running for work, hinge fly wheel sud
oehly spht, hinging It's fragments in all direc-
lions Most of the pieces went through the
rocf or walls OF the building, some OF them
falling one hundred and fifty yards away
Happily no lives were lost
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u ICHMOED, FREDERICKSBURG AND P0
H TOMAC RAILROAD,
TO TRAvELLERs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tssudsy .. m. excepted.)
The quickest and most direct route T. Richmond
..eamers from sixth Street Wharf, EeA1N
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
nov entirely completed from Aqua Greek 10 Rick'
mono Q, connecting there with trains on the Rich.
mopd and Petersburg and Richmond and Danviiie
hailroads, Tor Petersburg, Weldon, WILMINGTON
EEssieign, 9reensboro', Salisbury, Charlie tts and
Steamers Report and Vanderbilt iesvs Sixth
street Wharf daily Sunday m corning excepted) at
20 O. m. and D. m, and arrive in Richmond al
zo5 p. m. and Q N.
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS
Fifty Miles Shorter and IA Hours Quicker than
any other houte.
Be sure and get Through Tickets via Asuia
Creek and Fredericksburg, to Richmond, ct the
Company Once, corner Of PeRna. avenue and stb
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons will be ip
tween depots In Richmond
Passengers by this line pass By daylight Mount
Vernon. and may have opportunity or visi6ns
several battle near fredericksburg By stop.
ping at that point.
Breskfast and sup on board Of Steamers.
GEO. MATTINGEY. Snpt., Washington, d. q.
MATTHEW CLARK. Agent; ws.hinston.
spSH oeneral Passenger Agent.
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1NPLEAsANT FOR THE BoARDYRs-Some
ilne since, ooarders at The Pyle House, Indi.
annapolis. TO the number of sIxtv or ssysn,,,
were poisoned by tartar emetic, placed i'm the
cans OF the mllkman W DO furnishes the honsa
On frlday guests at the Bates House were
suffering likewise. IL is supposed that so w.
rival milkman poisoned the cans Ao
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
m ANHATTAN ,r,n,....
COMPANY
- new y6SsK ozEx
Washington City, d. q.
Sms JOHN +. LIGHTER, Aren't

L'YHN's BRITISH CONsUL's HAND BOOK,
L ! volume; London. Mensch-Mab vel PrAc-
tame du Ionsnlat. yolum' Lripsic; De Cussy--
ReRlements Consulaires des Etats Marftimes, I
volume; Lsipsic. De Clerca, ct De Vallst; Guide
Prsctioue des Oonsulsts, ! volume; Paris. No
reuii-Manuel dee Agents Consul aires, volume:
Paris. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS des Obancellaries
biplomstiQues ct Consulaires. volumes; Paris.
volume; Leipsic. Hensbaw-Manuai for United
States Oonsuls, volume; New FORK. The United
,ur CoHrnin 5stem ara msnqn ,oI Oor,uls
Manual and Practical Guide, volume; London
De martens-Precis des droits ct DIS fonctiens dss
A. ents Diplom atiques ct Consulaires volumes:
Paris And many other valuable works on the
same suh,eet; on Maritime Law; on the Laws OF
War and Commerce; and on ether br anches of
Diplomacy and Internal ii onal Law, imported from
Europe BY FRANCK TAYLOR. seS
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STEAMBOAT LINEY.

FOR THE EASTERN SHORE.
The large, staunch, and eommodious Steamer
Wilson SMALL OApT. Z. T. ~
LEON AID, leaves her pier opposite EAAaA1N
No. ITO Light street wharf, The
tween Barre and Lee streets Baltimore. eyery
, m. for EASTON PoINT. D0UBIR Mft IS IS
0AF0RD, CL0RA'S POINT. W4LLACH'S
WIKI, CAMBRIDGE. HUGHLETT'S
WHARF CABIN CREEK, MEDFORD,
WHARF, and LLOYD'S LANDING.
Returning from THE SHORE" she leaves
Lioyd's Landing at ! p. m, Cambridge at so D.
m, ara kaston Point at o. m touching at the
and Fridays. ~'''
She has fine state rooms, and all other passenger
steamer on Chesapeake Bay. Sc 5-tf
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III tin,s Crown Of Wild Olive. Papers from over
looh House The ComIipasion nortp S d..,s,
Cravens Prison Life 81 Mn.phs,so,is yoliticai
Aanssi for 'sss. rRANoK TAYLOR
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RAILROAD LINES.
THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.



astr WASHINGTON, March 2s.iss
Trains between We.hlr gton sGd New York are
nov Iup 40 follows. viz:
FOB nav lORK, .ithost ehaugsSf cars.
Leave daily Except Sunday at $50 Q m ard
I6B NEW YoRK, chssgins cars at PhslsAel.
phA. ~ - 80. -
Leave daily te1eeps Sunday ct HE'S o 10. and
$50 p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Lesve DAILY eIeept 81 udayb at f:3o and MS q.
NJ, and $50 and go D. IN
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Tor New York and Philadelphia at $50 ..
N only.
daily.
Throus h tickets to phia. New York or
boeten can be had at the Station Off ce at ell hours
In the day as we'll ss at the Office in the To-
eulateo Linss Telegraph Bnildiag. 476 18th s.,
oppste south wing Treasury Department.
See Belt more and ohio Railro AL advertisement
ior schsfule between Washington, Baltimore,
w, p. SMl1 b. Master OF rausportatien.
n. COLE General Ticket Agent
oe Soft
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DOTOMAG TRANSPORTATION LINE
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
The Steamer EXPRESs, Capt. =. A. RYTHDR.
leaves " ashington at q: 10, and Al
exAndrta at Q. N EVERY SAT.
UkDAY for Glymont, Budd Q Ferry
Smiths Point, Chatterton Landins. Nanemoy
Wharf, Laneasters Wharf Stones wharf Onr.
E pnn Bay p rs,aTsls Wharf; Haze's Wharf
,v J.B. BY Az BRO. Agents.
epfu No. 343 Penna avenue
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u UNITE d STATES PATENT OFFI(

WASH Nc TON. August "a, 1856
On the petition OF JOHN PEPPER, of Lake Viii
lage. N. H., praying for the extension of apatent
granted the 9Th Gay December, 1854 pate ted in
England the 22d day Of November. lsse, and re-
ssued to said Pepper. October q 1868, tor an I'm.
groyement IN Knitting Machines. for seven years
from the expiration of said patent. which takes
place on the I'D day OF November, 1856:
1t IL ordered that the sAad petition be heard at
the Patent Once on Monday, the 5th day of No
venber next, at IL CLOCK NJ; and all persons are
notified to appear aud show cause, any they have
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to
nle in the Patent Office their objections. specially
kAt forth In writing. at least twenty days before
the day Of hearing; all Testimony filed by either
party TO be used at the saia hearing must be taken
aud transmitted in accoI dance with the rules of
the Office, which will be furnished on application
Dispositions and other papers relied upon tes-
timony must be filed in the Office twenty days
before the daY Of hearing: the arguments. If any ,
within ten days after Ming the testimony
Ordered Also. that this Lotice be Published In the
Republican and the Inteligencer. Washington. D.
c., and in the Journal. Portsmouth,, n II ,
once week for three successive weeks; the fret
Of said publications to be at least sixty days previ
Gus TO the day of bearing
T. q. THEAKER,
Commi ssioner of Parents.
P.E.-Editors of the above papers viii please
copy and send their bills to the Patent Once with
paper containing this notice. au q. w3w
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY DIPARfMIRr,

IN BvRHsu OF NAvEarIoS,
WARRINGTON DRY, Scot. y. lb,
ing two Hsoses at the Naval Acsdemy, Annaee-
U.s. win be received az this once until Ia O'Clock
m. on the i!thday Of September. 1850, for build
ng two ANAL Houses at the Naval Acsdeny, An
flans and specifications can be seen 81 the once
81 the OWL Egsineer OF the Bureau of Yards end
Decks, room No. ", on the first floor, Navy De-
they VIII fnrrish eli materisis and osmsiete the
buildfngs according TO the plans And specifea-
tions And al.o the time in which they viii engage
70 ''.',s'' 'A' THORNTON A. ..sKIss.
TO O0HrB AOr TORS.
OEes Of Assistant Comm issa,y Of Snbsie,eaoel
Fort NeHsRry, Nd SEPT 4. 1886. (
for supp,yins the troops at Fort Meiieniy, MI.
with tkEsH BEEF for six mouths frsm the ist
The Beef to be Of soos and marketable quality,
tnecks, shanks end Kidney talow TO be excluded
TO be delivered in such Quantities and az such
ttmes-not exceeding three t0es a week-as the
Assistant Comntssary Of Subsistence may desis-
The necks of the cs'tle slsughtered to be deliv.
cred under this contract shall be cut OF at the
fourth vertebral Joint. and the breast trimmed
OF from three to four inches sb We the knee joint,
and Of hind from six 10 eight inches above
the eambrei or hook joint.
The GOALS, eudorsed Proposals for supply
ing Fresh Beef" 60 be sent to this once or be-
fore II m Of the 24th instant. Each proposal 10 be
accompanied by an approved guarantee that the
Hsrty proposing will enter into bonds to perform
Toe underlined reserves the right to reject any
or all bids not 20 the interest Of the United States
ga BANCROFT.
se7.tse24 BIevet Capt. q. 9. A., A. c. 8.
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOE WOmEN
" AND
LY1NG-IN ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street 4 efrc.e, y corner Of n street

COLUMBIA HesPITAL FOB wOMEN
LYlNGIk ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street tetrcie, corner of n street
Washington, d. @.
This Institution has been established for the r..
espuon OF patients " no may be suffering from dis.
OF ucn females as may require the comforts of the
The building IS situated in the most heal mar.
ton OF the District, surrounded by its own
Terms OF adm ission From S5 to go Der week
in accordance with the room required. payable in
advance. This includes Board, Medicines. Ma.
ical and Surgical attendance.
MEDIoAL STAFF.
SURGEON IN CHEF.
J. THOMPSON, D.
Ie4 iSreet. between 10th and 2lst streets
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS AND sURoEoNs
los JOS n HAkN1S, n. D., Surgeon General.
JOS. kILEY, M b., Georgetown.
THOS: MlLLER. d. D. h street. Ws.hin.ton.
A; P.GAkN1IT: N. D., New York avenue.
W JOHNSTON. NJ, d !, Washin eton ''
GRAtTOM TYLER, -. D., Georgetown.
HOWARD, n. D., street.
ORDERS for admission to the free beds in this hos
Etai, tof which there are S0,l can be obtained Of
the Surgeon ia chief at this ONCE, Sa sfreef ~
Of any OF the Medical staff, and of the Reys ORA
Hal 0urley, Gillette. and Ooombs. J, = :. = =
Wives and widows Of soldiers desiring admissisn
Viii apply to the Surgeon General, United States
Patients living at distance whs desire to coma
70 this Institution for treatment secure
iooms by applying by letter TO the matron Of the
hospital. A. D. GILLETTE. d D.,
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II Il IOAL STAFF.
SURGEON IN CHEF.

Z GIsIxTi ASS mBLiss. 6ushiDsS h En
nal Of Psrliame ntsry Practice. Buflsiahys I.HsiS
istive Guide. Jeferson's Manual Sufhcrisna,s
nnepsresstenat Manual. Nsils. Hsud. Book fer
neosfne Societies. McPherson's Political II IN.
nsI for 1855. NePhereonh Political Historv a. ~
4eoeIllon. Ian III BBANOK TAYf.0I
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tr.tsd; Inside, . Ohropicis Of eecessicn. II.
Ts Hs; Ssssls 5eess and Aspests q the War.
9eeIee Eliot: Field History Of the Atlantic q.
Die; suDsrsutaon and yoPes. By Henry d. Lea.
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-
sAMAR aIFT!
SAXARITANS 0IFTi
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED
YES, POSITIVE CURE" fer
6ONORRHEA, CLEFT, STRUCTURES, "a
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury.
Only Tea Pills TO Be Mkss to EFed Cnye.
They are entirely veget able, having NO smell No,
any unpleasant taste, and will not In any way IN.
oS1es IN from two 70 days: and reesSs case.
In twenty topr houEs:" Prepared By graduate
msS. . Of II
no exposure, no trosble, no oAanss sohatere,.
s sSS r., he Ss:' Srf h'r
,. ssSs = s.; P.s s:ln s. sr''''
BLOODi BLoODfi BLooDyy,
s.rlsSfIES E5S4 asS II
IL offered the public - . positive cure.
8 aS6f HE RRss554tffGG s' i, p:
scribed reaches and Graduates every particle Of
the veneresl poison, so that the cure 10 thorough
edy and be healed. and DO not transmit Il to your
posterfty that Tor which You may repent in afteT
DO NOT DEsPAIRi
fTqa ROOT %RD aEsB
vi 1sH:;: IL s.s from the
males .p me ras9 JUICES
happily adapted, in liberated Uterus. in Lencoss
rh6s In bearing down, Falling Of the Womb A.
biity, and for all complaints incident to the ssx
Sent By express. Price s Is per bottle
SAMARITANS WASH
L. In cases Of Syphilis used in connection With IN.
Boot and Herb juices. ~ "s
Full directions. Price Is cents
The efficacy Of these remedies is alike acknow vi.
edged BY ply sicians and patients. They are used
In the q. 8. Hospitals.
WHAT TEE SURGEONS SAT- OF THE sAMAR
ITAE'S REMEDIES
"PosI Hospital, foET MARsHALL, Baltimore,
stating that have used The Samaritan Remedies'
for Veperal diseases in its most customary forms:
that have used them with Judgment, discre elton,
aHticipstion promptly aud enectuaiiy. KNOWN
their mposition, have the fullest confidence in
their efficacy, and far IS my use Of them extenda
"AIFRED @. BOWERS.
"Aasistant Surgeon, 9Th n. 7. Vols"
Sold by 3. o. I0RD. eerner nth street and Penn.
sylvanis avenue. Washington; HENRY COOK
Alexandria. Va; and BY Druggists generally
DESMOND CO.. PhilAdelDhia. my6.n
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EDUCATIONAL.

w viii open September 10, 1856. at room No !,
Columbia college Law Building, sth street Ap-
piiesticns usy be ade at No. 81 ~ street. There
eneee-n-v ?. d. GdrIey, ID. D.; Rev. WIN Piuck
Dey. ID: De- Pref. Joseph Henry, l.. L, d R,y
r. b. Williamson, A. n Principal; Henry Mas.
son, A; n, Professor Of Modern Languages.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

0RPHAHs' CoUkr, Ausrsr q. lssS-pr.rklc,
" OF CoLrNBA. wAsRINs roy CorSTr. So-,rss 81
Of illiam DOu.l s-or.r e5 he - ~ si.rssr,s
store aid bss, ~ th- ssbI-bsfion of the Or
phase court o. W.shinStcB County sfore-Si. D.
Ter the final settlement sud dstrtbuti-u a the
ssna estate "a. 81 SAD the sSs e the
sSs ere.sr, into sod ss and sss, N
sotissd to ssssnd. Win their es sss'ed are
s,iy SoSeh bed or they nay s;sss~s.e ~ e. %
once sveeF for three weeks in the Esepins stss
'''"O'' y ''' '' Tss..-z. O. ROBBINS,
an 2s-wsv. Register o. wins.
nRPHANs' COURT, August rs, isss.-DIsTRIc,
In the es.s 81 JOSH dsSl eossTI
OF jane Is. busscone, deceased, the sdministr.
Sh.n. ccaTl Of Ssnn o. the Or
kointed SATURDAY, the 18th day nextfor
estate Of said deceased and OF the assets Ssps a.
far ss the same have been collected and turned into
bsq, vs .S sss sssTS all sns sr'O .oS
otherwi.e BY lav Sc eIsluded from ali ssSsat ~
der be Published once week FOR three weeks 10 -.
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This is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the ,ub.cri.
NJ ! Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Washington Comfy. In the District Of Columbia
Patrick Quigi.y, late of Wssbineton, D. C. de-
Ceased. All persons having claim. against tue said
deceased, are hereby warned 20 exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof TO the h.rriher on or
before the 18th day Of August next they NAV othey
estate. W 'o s>e
Given under my hand, this 2sth day Of August.
HUGH X QUIeLEY
gu Is lawSwr mark
V'HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
4 ecrtber has obtained from the Orphans Oour,
Of Washington County. In the District Of Celsn-
bia, letters OF administration the personal 60.
tate 81 John Bauman. late OF Washington.
ID. C, deceased. All persons having claims
against said deceased, are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber. on or before the 18th day Of August
next; they may otherwise by Law be excl uded from
ell benefit ef the said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of August
1856 CAROLINE L. BAUMAN"
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IN ,0oMpLITl SET or eDUOND.HANn
sX pnAsS. lNaTRUAINTe.i 10 eoo6 order. Snr
ssas ehssDs ,kaa0 N. q, 1ITZI60IT %.
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nIAfH, DRATH, .DHA1H-To .1oechss,. Bed
Rvs HHs; si ShJ si:so 81 ~, Sf f..s E.
sylye3ts cvs1ns, secsA "a, y hss large stosk
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-16
From the Carson Appeal
The PnhrnuRgat Expedition.

The PahrnuRgat Expedition.
We yesterday received the following
letter from his Excellency. Governor
Blasdel:
AIDA VALLEY, April s, 1866.
Dear Sir: On account of being unable
to procure a guide TO direct us TO grass
and water, for our animals, we have ne
cessarily travelled very slowly and some
of pack animals can go no further,
hence our party will have to return from
this place. II we can get through on this
route, il will take US much longer than we
had supposed. My faith is not very strong
that we can get through, on this route, on
account of the great lack OF water; but
We will go as far as our animals will stand
il; and when we can 60 no further, and
are compelled to abandon the enterprise,
we will do so. but until then, u march
Is ogrGrd. Our party are in good spirits,
and all well. II we find we cannot cross
Death Valley with safety to ourselves, or
animals, we will seek some other road;
if we fail, we will cross over the White
Mountains. and return via kearsarge. We
have found many curiosities on our trip,
a full and correct account Of which will
be given in due time. Professor Stretch,
State Mineralogist, is taking sketches OF
the country through which we pass. and
will be able to give a correct map OF this,
hitherto, unknown region. 1t is not quite
so pleasant sleeping out in the mountains
in the open air, as on a spring mattress,
but one can get used to most anything.
Yours, truly,
H. G.. BLAspEL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-16

The President AND Mr.. STEVENS
Washington, March IA pleasant story
was told me yesterday, which shows the
President stands by his party, even by
those members who sometimes attack him;
and that if he is impatient Of attack, and
ready enough to retort in words, he does
not bear malice. Il is said that a gentle
man from Pennsylvania, an old friend OF
Mr.. Thaddeus Stevens, made application
for a postmastership, and asked Mr.. Ste
vens to help him with the President. Mr..
S,evens replied: "You know l am not
supposed to stand well with the President;
perhaps my good word for YOU won't help
you. However, III do what l can" He
wrote on the back Of. the application a
brief note to the President, saying, "Mr.
. desires to be appointed to the post
mastership at -. I have known him
for many years, and know that he will
make a faithful and capable officer" The
bearer of this missive went to Mr.. john
son with it, who read it, and Immediately
wrote under it, "Let the appointment be
made."-Cor. ". Y. Post.
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The Place 10 Get Them :-BAUA
BROTHERS, next door to the NEWS Office, Is
the place to get your bes, boots, shoes, wooden
and cotton shirts, drawers, hose, hats, caps,
coats, pants, vests. wooden blankets, and entire
suits, from the nes; and durable business suit to
the fine and elegant broadclo,h suit. fit for any
man to wear. They are receiving q large cargo
OF spring goods, and ars Offering extraordinary
bargains for cash. Try them. Mr. FRED.
| HOUSTON, the attentive clerk and salesman,
will sui, you 20 your entire satisfaction. leod II
A Good Chance THE undersigned, be.
ing about 20 remove TO Excelsior District, offes
FOR SALE CHEAP the lease and improve.
ments male by him on that splendid establish.
men, known as the Ell DORADO SALOON, c
t ee,. Virginia. The location Is one Of the best
in the city. and would answer for almost any
business. ASA wAUGAMAN.
March 81. 1866. 3lH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-16

Two HUNDRED GUNs.-Much powder
was exploded in this city last night over
the bill passed by Congress giving the
Chinese the same rights as the other
classes of our population. and annuling
the unjust and barbarous law which ex-
cluded them from the jury box. We had
no idea that this class of u population
could thus suddenly have become SO pop
ular.-S. +. Ala, 18Th.
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PIONEER BOOKSTORE,
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TO Mill Men j.!
FOR SALE.

GOOD, PERMANENT STREAM OF
n WATER, running from a tunnel on Crown
Point Rsyine, having fall enough to bo con-
waved into Gold Hill proper, will be sold reason.
ABLY cheap for Cash-will be sold with the tunnel
or snn be bought with the whole mining claim
Ths ciaIn ioIns the Aston. Enquire OF the owner.
oppoSits odd F,ilows' Hall, Gold Hill b.
oplpSSm HENRY ECKERT.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-03-16
MO

4 LII persons are hereby notified not to
II negotiate PROMISSORY NOTE
drawn by myself and VIM. B. jarrett, da-
ted the 22d Of February, 1866, at sixty
days, in favor of John Slade, of Baltimore
county, for the sum of One Hundred and
Forty-ive dollars, the consideration for
which said note was given having failed.
MARTIN l.. JARRETT.
Hartford Go. Md, lst March, 1866.
mh9.3t3
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FOUND

THE Subscriber, found one crib of
l. BOARDS, white Pinc,) nineteen
courses deep, lying on rock near the
mouth of Broad Creek, in the River Sus-
quehanna, in Hartford county, Maryland.
No marks found as yet The owner or
owners are requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take it
away, otherwise it will be disposed of &C
cording to law.
JOHN A. MOORE,
HUGH MOORE,
mh9-3t" JOS. r. MOORE.