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New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
WINTER GARDEN.

THIS pvFNlNG Al 5s--ALL HALLOW.EyEi Or, SNAP
APPLE NIGHT lir AID Airs Barney Williams. THE lANhhE
tOURTSfIP. hr Barary Williams 70 conc ude with TIE aice
BARNEY THE BARON; Nh Bamey Niiiams
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Fire ~ lsic Of sheals, N. III.

PORTSMOUTH. NJ II. Friday. May ieoo
The Atlantic House Star Island at the Isle OF ShoSs
and nine other houses were burned last night Loss
$4,000.
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,tptos G.RDE

ca,o rvrNrvG 1SGoTAR THE BARBARIAN Ms Bate.
lhl' tteni. Neesr. 4 T. Cowper Geo Bccks g. Burnett
- udi.. n p Raror J. ". Haisdeu DauyeIs. B1uy Miss
Mar Wells Matinee 90 ] 0cock-lNOVaAh
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Victor Huge's Latest Novel.

The Toilers Of the Sea" is commenced in The SEMI
TRrBuss Todsys number containing the first eight chap
ter. ready in wrsppe for mailing Price cents.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
The Mem phis lssess.

MKMPlIis FrIday. Nav Z, 1900.
One negro killed lsst night. and Que bouse o1fhe~
this morning. The oity 10 nov quict.
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the author Of numerous works in tho Polish German.
French and English languages, some Of which attracted
considerable attention.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05

BROADWAY THEATER .
THIS EVENING Bliss Adah is-acs Meuken in MA1ErPA Mat
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05

WOODS THEATER
THIS EVENING. THE ELVES: Or. THE STATUE BRIDE
NAN, TIE GOODFORNDThlNG: The Norcl Sisters Madame
S,,skngeI and fol c9nIpany.
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FOX'S OLR BOwERY TuEATER. -
THIS EVENING, DOMINIQUE LES DEUN FUGlIlFS, OLi'
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GENTLEMRN's HATS.
II you wish SUPERIOR HAT. call at
EsPHSscBEIps, No. llj nes.so-st


HuLL's DEMULCENr SOAP.
No. 81 Psrkrow.N.Y
Healing and Emolsni fr the Nursery and ba'h
Upwsrd Of 100 other styles Sod by all Dealers. ---
BARRYs TRIcorHEnoUs FOR THB HAIR.
s.ceio6; G1sS article admitted to be .rand for
poses with Hs hair IT pr syea o be- nns senion cn IT,
oil pomn,um other preparation
t''~ GsvKY No. il oueen.t,. Jersey Europe
Iosrs Co No o Boaieya ard de. Ospacuc', Parts.
AsrosS, Post Strasse No. :, Hamburg
HENRY Tish-:t Goem'ey
gm.rnss ,a,c;1 Lisconsa,Ie; shire;
LYMAN eRcrnEns, Csosda
W.T.os. TySSSssfa raSce ace Ed%ard. sn% Island
HEnpsrrAp, Baise, Honduras
NGosns s'ii Brazil.
mSsoau.. mSss eot vo4s asi'Is''' Gro, Mexico
WsIR Pra.sia
LocAsrE, Russia
MANLOvR, Jspsn
AND An DRuGeIsrs TaRouoaovr THs WesIo
sEooND-HANp SAFES in large numbors, Of our own
Co. ass Brosdasy. and Tli che.nnt.t. Phil.
HorsE-CLEAYrYo MADE EASY The labor greatly
reduced aud the result admirable by using PrLKs SOAP SOD
BY Grocers everywhere
Morris CHEMICAL PoMADF gestoreS gray hair,
nTgtEag Ie no dyes OF
liquid preparations. Depot NO. g. "sio'sys
A. A. FAvAPGRR's last FRESCH CLASS for Ladies
and progressing spi1y aud promises more tn
IL evening. 81 O'Clock az NO
University- place See Instruction"
BROWNS VERMIFUGE CoMFITs, OR WORM Loz-
enge contain OF mercury which remedies
owe their efficacy The ingredients well calculated for the ppr
poses they are intended accomplish having been used with success
BY eminent medic, in Eu-ope
CHOLERA PREVENTIVE AND CURE.
HReKxAs preparations which used with the best
1882 4 and -; and recommended ny eu
sns They no, secret preparations as the ingredients
srese on the abels.
IIRaEMAS & Co, Chemists snd Druegists
99 5 and 36 Broadway aud Fourth ave- eosnr seven
teenthst.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID 10 the manufacture
superior TPPED which have proved
chdren's BlGELOw THAsK hanuhc
Dealers ia Boots aud Shoes Nos y aud ~
Nesey n. Y. All goods wafanted
"OYLY A COUGH AND NOTHING MORE"
Reader do yOuse Nearly onesIth Of the hu.B
sDd that which consider simple
may be the fret stage Of the FILL DKsTRoYKR,
"DOwNgRs COnPorSD BAIsAx FIR ThochEs II taken 10
time win surely th. dreadful Their action Is direct
upon the Of The Tros Chest and Longs sold by All Drug
gist.. Depot No 53J Hudsouu
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CHEyALIRR's LrPB PoR THE HAIR

CHRyALIRR's LIPB POR THE HAIR
E restore Gray Hair to original color strengthen and promote
he uowh Of the wesies hh stop falling keep the head
san COOL and healthy be used freely contains nothing inh
sas a. Hair Dressng and recommended and used
b. oar bes Physcsna sod by al Dpegs and at Office No.
i'm Broadway NJ " where information respecting the resment
Sf tue hsIs will be freely Given, from ] pap m
de SARAH A. CHEvALIER NJ u.
: Ladies'. Misses Boys and Childrens Doors and
asas f a, le. ooI sls moderate pfes Ladies,
s.iSs,.~ hILi IN L Go, No J5T Csnah
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The Tribune I'm London,

STEVENS BROTHERS Agents for brsh., Hnhsit
Coyen Garden w. C Agents for the sale Of THE THlBuN
TLey will also receive sssseaprioss and
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"Oy1y CorGu AND NOTHING MORE. "

Reader deceive yourself Nearly onesIth Of the hunsr
sud that which consider simple
CoUGH Hmay be the fret stage Of the FILL DKsTRorKR,
ConPorSD BAIsAx FIR TRoCHEs' II taken Ia
time vii surely this dreadful disease. Their action direct
The Tost Chest. and Longs sold by all Drug
rl.t.. Depot, No. 53J Hudsouu.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05

BARNUMos AMERICAN MUSEUM ,,
THIS AFTERNOON al 2 ani THIS kNENlNO ~ u ~, ~ ~
MARCEL; Or, THE DIoT rnE TARBEs-ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND CU4IOSlIlhS.
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CHOLERA PREVENTIVE AND CURE.

HRGExAs CO.'S preparations which used with the best
sncces m 82 4 and 81 and recommended by eui
They preparations the ncdrh
are stated the labels
fIHaEAAS & Co, Chemists snd Druggists,
5il and 6 Brosdway aud Fourth eosuer seven
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PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID 10 the manufacture
OF COPPER TIPPED SHOES which have proved 80
valuable chdrens everyday BIGELow TEAsK manu
and Nos y aud ~
Nesey-s, Y. All goods warranted.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05

UULL's DEMULCENT SOAP.
No. ~ Pork row, N. Y
Fragrant Healing and EmOent for the Nursery ano na'h
Upward Of 100 other styles. Sod by all Dealers
Maryland free press., 1866-09-13
MA R,'RTED.....

On the 3Oih ult., in Clcarspiing, by Rex, 4. ~.
Graybill. WILLIAM HARRIS to JANEnAhLET,
both of Washington Co., Md. .Esi,a.
On the thkult, Mt Mooresvillc by Rev. IT.. KHo-
die, Mr.. JAMES SHIyER to Miss MARTsANE
MOORE, all of Washington Co. ,EsG3
On the same day. at the same place by ,thS saypa,
BARSNABAS 'T.-WELLER TO CATIIAkfSE
YUNKER, aliofw asiiington Co. ''4.'eass,
On the 10th of July; at the house of the Br!dsi'
father: near Parkhead, by Rev Knodlr, Mr.. JOHN
j.; BARR to Miss AMANDA PALSGRQyEsiiau u
Washington County Md. -
TAt the residence of Ar. Randolph HoGnans on
the 3Oth ult.,, by the REV. Andrew Cost Mr.
GE0RGEII0FFMANto Miss AMANDA e, ILQIiP,
both.of uiisocounty..sc ,a,ssH !
At the same TING and place. by the Rev. Andrew
Cost. Mr.. CORNELIUS H0UP to Miss SUSAN
ST0TTLEMYER, both of this county. ,..i"oI Y /
Maryland free press., 1866-09-13
Divorce Made Easy.

"Ahsolute DEGREES Of Divorce speedily obtain
cd without publicity. Success guaranteed. F.
King, Councillor at Law, 2l3 Broanway."
can Absolute Divorce Legally obtained with
out publicity or exposure. No fee charged unit
divorce is granted. George Lincoln, lawyer,
No. 80, Nassau street, New York" ..
We clip the foregoing from tho advertising col
umnI Of n late number of tho New York Herald
They argue, says the Raleigh Sentinel, most de-
PRAYED condition of moral sentiment. Such pro
essional announcements would hardly be made,
unless there was an amount of business ''in thai
line' that paid. Society must be very corrupt
where the marital relationships most sacred il
life,-arc held so lightly, that breath Of suspi-
cion, q mere caprice, is sufficient to dissolve
them. In the bsnighted South, which radical
philanthropists are 80 eager to evaagelize, tn,
laws upon the subject Of divorce are so stringen,
that one ia rarely obtained. We do not think
that we err in stating that not twenty have beer
procured In North Carolina in twice rs many
years. ,''"-
Maryland free press., 1866-09-13
f17FhA xintolefencc o md spcssccutns /

.E17fhs iutclesencoonnd sprssccutipg
spirit that ,goycEps the. Radical leadersloi
.hisssfse, sisIagsshs psedsseslo f Old Nary
iaud.iaIs ss5es fraaaiNsS 'EaglsSaTa1ll
late in M..sseb6ssf,A iCoStxc,isut and
Rhods, I.lsaal sss,sss,tsf;Il-f .ndtdro,. ,,ron
into e.;IeeS for , ;,:sv t tia
Oh. dictates af chair conso;enos.
I.istbe same sa that inlIsmed by nv.
srice .snd se-sed turned npo on d snoeY
dian fssnns, ina n ffiS stnfn iSbbEhis hoM6&itN by
violence and. pcssecution. drnse him from
his lands and s seized uson RI heritage
a. flois sls Ana aS IA slh roleaa
shfrTcihat ssESeat9d t6s Itself. -strhert6k &c
etv and knowledge, and LID 4bep name ip,e'a al
sSe;v,o@pA burned to death INNOCENT no sn gan and
Sbelplessf old h dSeras Witches. HocooEor1
,r4tisshessniel spiris that sdeu;sd to Die
ro.t Webster tbe Holt Of s u,es
in Boston: Beca,,seihs oaateis tliffer with
fra, intoietaht IN .vbisotsei fanstieisai Of
that ueo,les n4y $50 n satOiO n~95a sat 80
Ith tbs same s,ir;ttb.tEss den;e,si;her.
~, y:M,pd If. ise,fto iii AMI scyserv ,sr,ty Win
dissfed with itin reiirior .polit;e, or ,a,.
ID, T. az -. @,s - = ..o5Dg 90 40
,;eE1rThe Radical Press'apd stump speak
ers arc very much disturbed lest somebody
Maryland free press., 1866-09-13

A Cruel IIoAS.-Thc Radical Convention had
pleasant time on Tuesday last, rejoicing over a
reliable dispatch, sent to n delegate, announcing
that General Grant and Admiral Farragut had
left the Presidential party The news OCCASION
ed the members of the happy family intense de-
light. They checred aud danced with glce, and
did all kinds of eItravagant things, and then nd
jourued. II was cruel thing TO play upon their
feelings, as there is not n word of truth in the
report thatan disagreement whatever had taken
place between the President and General Grant
and Admiral Farragut They are in as perfect
accord in every particular as they were when
they started from Washington, and they will
stand side 10y side at the grave of Stephen A.
Douglas to do honor 10 the memory of that great
statesman. This is the Special which filled
the radicals with ecstatic delight:
G. g. FrLTox, Esq, Delegate to Convention
4 dispatch from Detroit says that Grant and
Farraght have arrived at Detroit having left the
Presidential party. ..,t.
Upon the heels Of the above came trcading an
other Special which told the true story.
DrrRoIr, Sept. 4.--The party arrived at De-
troit at p. NJ, General Grant being at the De.
pot in q carriage to receive the President
: In the language Of Mr.. Seward, at Detroit
"thc poorest invention is that of men who thi MI
they can divide General Grant from the Presi
dent. "--Phila. Age. " % '-'F'
Maryland free press., 1866-09-13
[ From N. ]. Sundas Time,.1

It is very rarely that we feel inclined to call
the attention OF our readers to any of the 'giftf
arrangements with which our papers have lately
been flooded but this scheme of what we may
call tho Crosby Art Union is so largely and gen.
crously conceived, rs we'll assoc handsomely and
unequivocally Endorsed by the leading citizens
of Chicago, that We unhcsitatingly give it our
cordial approval. The cost of the Opera House
was 5000, 00o and the individuals who are dis.
posed to purchase property, at such a price,
are rare even when its accompanying stores, Of
fces and studios rent for $780, 600. What in this
case was to be done? Mr.. Crosby, or those who
may be associated with him, are sagacious men.
They originated this "art association - so broad
ly and literally arranged it.can scarcely fail of
nsuring itself positive success. In the first
place they offer to every subscriber, not alone a
share in The Opera House. with tho chance of ui-
timatoly becoming its sole proprietor, buta pos
sibilty of obtaining also other very valuable
premiums. These consist of Bierstadt's great
painting, "The 70 Semitic valey;'' Cropsev' S
''Amcrican Autumn "Schussel's national
work, "Irving and his friends - as well as
works by oil the leading artists of the country.
The FIRST seven are in actual value $40; 600. That
this is q positively genuine offer no doubt can
exist as the artists give it their unhesitating and
cordial support Under any circumstances this
ought to guarantee its purity of irtcntiou hut
when such series of prominent citizens of ths
Western Metropolis permit Mr.. Crosby 10 uss
their names in his Advertisements rs proof o.
his good filth, such a guarantee is inluieaslire'
ably strengthened. AT the same time we may
call the sttenton Of the tmidiy speculative to th,
fact that every purchaser of a share receives ar
engraving of at least, double the valne of tn,
money. which he has paid The whole schem,
| is somagni6cent in all its arrangements that vi
shall indeed be surprised should Mr.. CROSBY no
speedily realize the whole of the amount required
| by him.. a-sf E.sa '-
| U. q. CROSBY, Actuary, No. G25 Broadway
or No. 2s Opera House Chica. y F].E
For further particulars send Mt once for q GAIA
loguc 10 New York Office. u - - ''Ts ?"
Maryland free press., 1866-09-13

4 GENTLEMAN SnoULD BIZ REc0GyRED WnsREv-
IN FovND.-The following is from the pen of
General D. II. Hill, in the August number Of the
Gland we Love"
We have been asked by lady friend how VIC
ought 10 trcatj''ou late enemies" As her let
ier is without a signature, we suspect there may
lie some tenderness in the inquiry, and will there
fore deal tenderly with the subject. A'..
1t ia a sife rule TO recognize the gentleman and
man OF honor wherever found of whatcvcs creed
sect or nation We cannot understand how men,
who have fought each other squarely and brave
~, can continue TO hate each other after hcstili-
| iiirs have ceased. But We can understand how
coed men OF both sides can lcathe, with Litter
loathing, liouse-burncrs, thieves and msraudcrs
We can understand :he contempt honest men feel
for the cowardly miscreanis who kept out of the
manly fight TO trample upon and insult the weak
er party after The fght'wN over. We would re-
mind our lady friend that if the United States
army had in it Sherman, Tnrchin and Butler it
had also Mcclellan, Buel, Reynolds, Sykes, Glib
bon, Stone, Stoneman. Franklin, etc, who con-
dncted war on civilized principles, and had no
dcfcncnt of torches and silver spoons upon
their hands. We have heard q story of that
great statesman and jurist, Judge Butler, OF
South Carolina, which may assist the fair lady
in coming to a decision. When the judge, then
Nr. b.. was practising lRw, son fthe Emerald
Isle came into his office and used some very harsh
language, in regard 10 q charge made against
him BY the firm of Butler l. Co. Mr.. B. indig-
nantly ordered him out Of the Office. The man
Instantly oheyed, but returning, he nut his head
in the door and said: "Misther Butler you're
jintleman, ant will never hurt the likes NV you,
hut if you II send your partnership out here I'll
break every bone in his body -" The Southern
people have no ill-fccings towards the soldiers
and true gentlemen among their late foes but we
enn never think Of ''the partnership without
thinking of Judge Buffers Irishman 'a'.
Maryland free press., 1866-09-13
The Negroes or Baltimere Aiming.

We learn from perfectly reliable Authority That
George Hackett, the notorious agitator of his
brother negroes, called recently upon Mayor
Chapman and stated that he was in COMMAND Of
company OF negroes, organized under the title
of the Henry Wintef Davis ZoaaSes, for the pur-
pose Of putting, down. the rebels in, that city,
shonld any. disturbance occur on the day of cleo
ton, and requested the Mayor TO furnish them
with arms. Mr. Chapman said he had no arms
ut his disposal, and advised Captain Ifackett to
apply to Governor Swami; but this did not suit
the daring leader ofiZouaves, as che desired TO
have nothing to .do-.w with Swami This win be
truly distressing news to the Governor but we
must admire the good sense of the Captain in re-
fusnG make what he knew would DO fruitlcss
application. 80, '1 t-s.'. .-da'.ssE 3 N 81
This news, coming on the heels of .Judre
Bonds boast Il his three negro tompahics or
companions (Which was it?), should rouse the
attention of our citizens 10 what is passing in gu
midst. There is no dolIbt1ha: the Radicals arc
busy at work preparing TO resist to the utmost
the approaching downfall of their msused au-
thority, and the most natural thing for them TO
do is 10 arm the ignorant negroes in their inter
est, as they cannot find enough white men to do
their dirty and illegal work. In this connection
We. would likcto know the rank held by Hugh
Lcnnox Bond in this dark orga nizaton: having
three companies he l. probably Major, but If
our conjecture be right MS TO the Typographical
error in the report Of his Philadelphia speech,
and he has only three negro companions instead
Of co npanies, he would not he entitled, We fan
cy, 10 any higher rank than that of Corporal; if
so, he may have the advantage of being COM
mandcd by the gallant Hackett himself How
docs the matter stand? Is 1t Major or CORPORAL
lBond7 In either case sure we are, that on the
day of election the yalient Judge will find means
TO attain little more unenviable notoriety
Baltimore Transcript. ..s, ,..,.....,.-'.
Maryland free press., 1866-09-13
HeNESIEEEss&. Co.,. -,
pLANqaIssaHF e y at

.7srryad MANUFACTURERS. "a
. ss.s ssssshrIr g! Ap ck'.ssss, t.ae
,ai;' sasslfa. slsNEwsYORKS, ssYo i se@ . i
yhai lipab nc fpelis ard stsas + n
piHS g FokT sIIsI ~ MI 81
s %afk ste ' They sSn,aiS we
ments, French urand Action, Harp Pedal, Iron
Frame, 0yerstrung iiaAl etc, and zach insWqmqnt
bcirg made under the personal supervision % Mr..
pn isnce efeser ssss ip,1 lnpnya is
inlls ssarraibaa ipssEefasp fsalaEs o.: c: sso,
The "Grovestcen Piano Fortcs' receiyeflHthe
''a a&'ra d Merit 6s7sef M tA fS,s
ted Worlds Fair. .sEs-Sa' II SIrJ
Nirrr ,srrr in-trxsnrntsf reHa-fss best
m.sfrfs 6f f,oHdoh, Paris, Getsaans, iAtelnhia.
Baltimore, Boston andrew York: and also the
Ancrk I.et LATE aorZ Gsas sucessdsel Nears the
gold and silver medals from both Of which can be
seen at our ware-rOom.
S}y the introduction of improvcmeutsnxe gseke a
stl1morc perfect Piano Forte, and BY manuiaetstr-
Eg Arg'tt a strictly eashl systf,ps are efs-
will preclude all competition.
Terms. Net cash fnseafftht Funds.
DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS SENT FRDE.
"A.IsE TtA ySiastg"
May 81, ls6G.-ly.
-lAaaa sz1l1 E-za-la -
JACOB A. WRIGHT, North Potomac
- Street, Hagerstown.
A LwAYS KEEPS on hand large and wen se1
IN lvctcd stock of
N%rooLEN, CorffS' ana = Linen GOO DIS o
w the best manufacture at
u SONsBiiB rRlcE; considering the tight
L ness of the times.
INDEED .its~5dkfbk hard to find elsewhere any
4 thing to compare with his
GOODS m price quality. This fact can BE-
" demonstrated to the satisfaction of all :
III Is friends if thsr-psill but call and give him
i l. an opportunity to do 50.
FEIiAT thisis not mere boasting but stern facts,
those Nifo calf ana axanihe'fis goods and: pri-
Cos will not hesitate TO endorse. Then
"Cone ateng1celqaaloRg, cS9q along, I,say
Come from every Nation, come without delay"
to wrights establishment " lnrsJ yss can always
procure bargains in Dry Goods. '@1
llageis town, June IA 1896
Maryland free press., 1866-09-13

The negro delegates we're all pcraiittea so
participate In the inauguration o: the Gcague S
Sonthern.LoyallistsC Convention which, met yes
tcrday on the street, in front of the League
House. and in National Hail.. Fredsr rick. Dong
lass waslgrectedl repeated cheers byJhis rad
ical friends which compliment he graz efulv ac-
knowiedsed by tskihg Off hts hat and bowling
gcnuy.-.1ge. --~-' -.-~ ~ 80 a'i+I
Maryland free press., 1866-09-13

3. GOLD BEARING QUARrz.-Tbe Washington
Chronicle reports having seen very rich speci-
mems of gold hearing quartz and gold washings
which were taken from the Virginia shore of the
Potomac river, two mi!es above the chain bridge
The bed of the Potomac is said 10 abound with
the precious metal. IN "a rl.tT..
Maryland free press., 1866-09-13

ARRESTED. "A man by the nameof John John
son was arrested at lIarper's Ferry on Tuesday
last, upon the charge Of stealing a horse from one
Mr. Bowen ,iresiding near Snitrlmry Washing
ton county, MI. The horse was identified IN
possession of johnson at the time Of his arrest
lie was sent to the MartnsLurg jill, there 10
await the rcquisition of the Governor Of Mary
land .-Shephersstorn Register ''
Maryland free press., 1866-09-13
DIE D..

At Racine. Wisconsin, on Sunday, Aug. 1ati,t ths
Rev. JOSEPH C. PksSMoRE, b. j. -
On the 9th inst, in Lcitcrsburg, MARY ETA,
daughter of George U. and Anna C: IIowmar +,
aged three months and one day.
At s,oss Springs, in this county, Aug. 3lst, Ohm
II. H0LBERT, aged Is, years. IN ,.. ,,'r2N
In the loss of tni. young man tho neiglbothood
has lost industrious In cmbcr wife Affection
Maryland free press., 1866-09-13

aINoaTH GAnoblEA, Gotp.-eCol. e. Lindsey. re-
turned to Norfolk on Tuesday, after briefavisit
10 the goldIregious of North iCarUlihas The Col.
had several very pretty lamps Of tho pure. metal
In his possession, together with about So, 900
worth Of the dust He represents The gold fever
rs very high In that section of the Old North
State. Lands suspected of having gold on them
are bringing fabulous ,prices and machinery ola
very expensive nature is TO be bought and, for
yaTdsd to the nlines.- Dig Book. 20 ,c.e.i
Maryland free press., 1866-09-13

EFThe Radicals are mum on the sub
jeetof Frank Thomas, votes in Congress
granting suffrage to negroes and plumber
ing the Treasury :, Of $4,000" They will
peither commend or defend his course. We
athink theysare rather in aqnandary.
Maryland free press., 1866-09-13
ohicago, Aug 81, 1896.

The undersigned, members of the Committee
appointed to surcrintend the awarding Of prcmi-
ums TO members of the Crosby 0pera House Art
Asso, iation, take pleasure in stating that We
have full confidence in the integrity Of Mr.. Crcs-
by, and in the responsibility of Samuel n. Nick
erson, ESQ, his suaranior, and assure the pub
lie that we believe the above proposal win be
carried out in good faith. = " * f7'..
JAMES IL. Bowen, President Third National
Bank.
&c FARGO, Superintendent American Ex-
press Co. ...
AMOS I. HALL, Treasurer C. D. & Q. r. Il.
]. g. DoRE, President Board of Trade.
]. A. ELLIS. President Second National Bank
CLINTON BRIGss, Ewin, Briggs Il TO.
f. G. HALL, Hall, ,Kimbark & Go.
FRANCIS A. HOFFMAN, Ex-Lisut. Governor.
Maryland free press., 1866-09-13

: Leave your plows in the furrowE-desert
your'ofices. shops and stores and lie thee
away 70 the Mass Meeting at Hagerstown,
on Thursday, next. Go not singly, but in
delegations, and make il q mass meeting
: in factsand truth. 10 ise- "a ~ JA
The following, speakers have signifed
their intention Of being present ; Governor
Swami, TX Gov. r. G. Pratt, Cen Sui
Ivan x celo I, Y q rIRhslps Psrnell and
Mapalsbyt Hon: ,WW, 1PrEiee. Judges Kim
mel and Merrick and Senator Cowan. r.
MrsGso.r T. n Letter. Assistant Mar
shall, feduests that those who Intend accom-.
panying the delegaticnsfrom thi, district
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