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The Portland daily press., 1866-06-15
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
OF Canada.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Monday, lprR ga, 1sGC,
sESEtrains will run as fellows -
Morning Train for South Paris, Lewiston and
Auburn. at 00AM
Mail Train for Waterville, Bangor, 6orham, Island
Pond, Montresl and Quebec at 1 ~ pm
This train connects with Express train for Tor onto
Detroit and Chicago. Sleeping Cars attached from
island Pond to Quebec and Montreal.
No Baggage can be received or checked after the
time above stated.
Trains will arrive as follows:-
From SO. Paris, Lewiston and Auburn, sI0AM
From Montreal, Quebec &c. 2l5P.M
The Company arc not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value (and that person
a unless notice is given and paid for at the rate of
one passenger for every $500 additional value.
C. J. BRIDGES, Managing Director,
III. BAILEY, Local Superintendent. .F
Portland, April z. 1866. dit
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IMPORTS.
OF OCEAN STEAMERS

SIERRA MORENA. Brig Christie C Co;son-35a
bids 40 tres 10 bbs molasses, 7 Asencio & Co.
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Sweeney says Stephens is an English spy;
Romero calls Santa Anna a French spy; and
Santa Anna denounces Romero as an Aus
trian spy-all of which is personal
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POR tt AN
SAC0 & PORTSMOUTH R. R.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing MONDAY. Muv 1A,p, 1aen

Commencing Monday, May 14fh, s6g.
EHzssrssf Passenger Trains leave Portland for
sSzk@-EzeBoston at $40 A. NJ, $50 and 600 (cA-
prcssI Z. NJ. "
Leave Boston for Portland at 7.3O A. NJ, 800 and
200 texpressj z. NJ.
On Mondays, Wednesdays ard Fridays the Express
train to and from Boston will run via Boston X Mare
~ X, stopping only at Saco, Biddeford, Kennebunk,
North Berwiek, South Berwick junction, Dover, Ex-
eaer, haverh1ll and Lawrence. And ON TUESDAYS
thursdays and Saturdays will run via the Eastern
r. H., stopping oniy at Saco, Biddeford Kennebunk.
Nortn Berwick, Portsmouth, Newburyport, Salem
W "A special Freight train, with passenger car at
tached, winleave Biddeiord for Portland daily at 3
A. M. FRANCIS cII AsHG q"
Aoi'i"nu' may IL, iooo.-u Supt.
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FOR Sale.

TTNHE desirable House and lot on southwest corner
of Pine and State streets. The situation is one
OF the most pleasant In the city, The lot is about 46
103 and well arranged and stocked with fruit trees
and shrubbery.
For particulars apply to W. T. KILBORN,. A,
LIBBY, or to y
JOHN C. PROCTOR,
ap0-u ~ tYitt Lime street.
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SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 18th inst ship Asa Eldridce
Kelley, Boston.
Ar 18th, ship Lookout, Nugent, New York.
MOBlLE-Cld 7th, barque Annie Kimball Hum
phrey, Havre; brig Clara Pickens, Rogers. do.
JAGKSONVILLE-Ar1 LIST inst, sch Damon, john
Cid LIST sch s H Pool, McFadden, Boston.
CHARLESToN-Cld 18th. barque Helen Sands.
Otis, Liverpool.
PIILADELPHIA-Ar1 18th, sch Paran, Clark,
New York.
Cid 12th brig James Baker, Thompson, Bath; sch
Farragut, Coggins Pembroke.
Ar 18th, sch Ontario, Huntley Boston, land cid on
return.l
Chara, Eaton; Paran, Clark. and Siak johnson,
Boston.
sid fm Delaware Breakwater 11th barque Sarah B
WfLMINGToN, DEL-Ar 18th, brig Katahdin,
NEW 9oRK--Ar 18th, ships L sturges Hatha-
Nereus, Nichols, do schs Jane, Haskell and Ambas-
sador, Grant, Elizabethport tor Boston; T Jones,
Smith, Machias CIV Dexter Coleman, Gardiner
chs sa ss1 iuf St
PkOvIDENCE-Ar 18th, schs T Hammond,
Cram, Little River. Md; Olive Elizabeth, Hamilton,
Boston.
Sid 18th, schs Zoe, Hall; Forest, verrill. and Ben
gal Piilsbury, New York: Montana, Sawyer, do, Tor
,Machias); Fair Dealer, Young, and Edward, Mill
NEwPoRT-sld 18th, sch Ontario, verriII, from
Providence) for Calais.
= FALL RIVER-Ar 18th, sch Judge Tenney, Dean,
Bangor.
BOSTON-Ar 18th, schs Orisonl. Howe from Bath
Margaret, Fogg, Freeport; Boston, Griffin, do.
Cd 18TH barque 4 Stocker. Bibber, Mobile; sch
N Lewis, Shute, Wilmington.
Ar 18th, schs Tugwassa, Wood, I'm Edzabethport
aertrude Clark, do; Maggie Bell, Jameson, and Ada
Ames, Marsen, New York Romp, Mitchell, do;
Olive Branch, Dix, Calais; Magnolia, Casper, and
Morgiana, Rodgers, Bangor; Geo Brooks Henley
and Texas, Day, Portland.
CID 18th, brig Proteus, Mahoney, Matanzas schs
Rogers Handy, GouldsborO; Earl, Wentworth
Bangor; L M Warren. Warren, Castine
DANVEiS-Ar 18th, sch Sarah Clark, Griffin, I'm
SALEM-Ar 18th, schs Advance, Leighton; Union
Ackley, and Giraffe Joy, Jersey City: Loella, Lord
Sullivan; 18th, Vine, Crabtree, Franklin.
Old 18th, sch Hero, Small, New York.
and Waterman.
PORTSMOUTH-Sld 10Th, sch Tennessee, Greed
Philadelphia.
GARDNER-Ar 10th, sch Walton, Wheeler, from
posfIo md
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For Sale and to Let.
For Sale

ON favorable terms. About $4,000 feet of land on
- the corner OF Vaughan and Pine Streets; one OF
For particulars applyto L -ie
c. N. DAVIS, III Commercial St.
Portland, June 18th, 1S66-d3w
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FOR SALE.
/OOO LBS. BOLTS AND SPIKES.
5000 lbs. new and secondhand CHAIN DIFF
ferent Sizes Also. Shovels, Spades, Axes Hatchets
Hammers, Camp Kettles.
SHELTER TENTS-just the thing for Hay
Caps; and few Tents; all of which are selling
low, at No. MOultOn Sc, (store formerly occu-
pied by VIM. Duran.)
May 31-d1m C. w. STEVENS.
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Wants, Lost and Found.
Wanted.

A RELIABLE MAN to take charge of portion of
AMaine, and sell and put up the UNION FENCE.
Apply to II. r. WOLCOTT & CO., No. Taylor q
oimsted's Block, Springfield, Mass june14d1w
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House and Lot for Sale.

A TWO story House, No. : Federal street, con
IA tanning eight finished rooms, plenty of hare
and soft water In the House, brick cistern House
first rate order Lot 81 feet the street, 115 tee
deep. Inquire of JOHN G. PROCrER. J
juneSd3w
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For Sale in WestbrOOk.
g. A desirable Residence with modern and val
HE; liable buildings, and 16 acres of land under a
I'LL. high state of cultivation.
Inqp re of
JOHN c. PROCTOR,
June 4-d2w $3.50 tNf Lime st.
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At Cadiz Goth ult, ship Flora Southland. Morrill,.
from Havre, ar 28th; brig Clara Gibbs, Gardiner,
tor New York; and others.
Ar at Liverpool I'd inst, ship Jere Thompson, Ken
nedy, New York. -. - -
Sid FIN Cardiff 10Th ult ship Bazaar, Stinson, for
Ar at Cieniuegos 31st ult barque M B Stetson,
Beal, Boston; 4th inst, brig Riverside do.
Sid tm Remedies I'd inst, brig Timothy Field, Wis
= Ar at Havana Sd inst, barque Monitor, Larrabee,
Holmes, Philadelphia.
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MARINE N EwS
PORT OF CORTLAND.
Thursday, Juno II.

Thursday, Juno II.
ARRIVED,
Barque Andes, Norman, Philadelphia.
Brig Christie Q Colson, (of Bangorl Perry, Sierra
Moreno 28th via Cardenas 31st ult
sen July Fourth. Shaw, Bucksville, SC, for Bruins
wick, put in for pilot.
Sch Dirlgo Dorr, Philadelphia sails split and
Sch Crusoe, Kellar, Philadelphia.
sen Phenix, Henley, Elizabethport.
son Lizzie Gudtill, Guptl1, New York.
sen DanI Webster, Cammett, Albany, NY.
Sch Peal of Orr's Island, (new, of Harpswell, 81
TONS Wilson, Brunswick.
Sch Geo keene, Kcene, Bremen.
CLEARED.
Sch Ambro, (Br) Brown, Hillsboro NB-master.
Sch Florida, Thompson, Boston-Sawyer a. SWEET.
Sch Jerusha Baker, Barberick, Boston-w New
hall.
Sch Eliza Frances, Of Salem, III TONS m, built at
Newcastle In lS49, has been purchased by Charles
Sawyer and others, OF Portland, for $1,000 cash.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Philadelphia 18th, ship Uncle Tobey Pink
ham, Portland,
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International Steamship Go.
Eastport, Calais and st. John.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
THREE TRIPS PER WEEK
WITH REDUCED FARE.

On and after MONDAY, June
ssrsss~M 4th, the Steamers OF tho Interna-
n, ri xEAN\ tonal Line will leave Railroad
60 aAsa Wharf, foot Of State Street. every
<.'z.~a--sMONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at O'Clock 2. NJ, for Eastport and st.
John.
Returning, will leave st. John and PASSPORT same
days tor Portland, and Boston.
AT PASSPORT the Steamer Queen will connect for St.
Andrews, Robbinston, Calais and New Brunswick
Railway to Woodstock and Houlton Stations, and
stage Coaches will connect for Machias.
AT st. John passengers take e. d N. A. Railway
for Shediac, and from til, nee for Summerside and
Charlottetown, p f. Island, and Pictou, N. s.; also
at st. John the Steamer Empress for Windsor and
Halifax, every Tuesday and Friday evening, and
for Digby every Monday and Thursday mornings.
az Freight received on days of sailing until four
O'Clock i, M G. G. EATON,
May ~, 1SG6.-dtf Agent.
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The Markets.

Brighton Live Stock Market.
WEDNESDAY, June 13.-AMoUNT OF STOCK AT
Cattle. Sheep. Shotes Fat Hogs Veals
This week. 1874 a a2ls 600 1900 600
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SPOKEN.
April %, no lat, &c, ship Eliza, Nickerson, from
Liverpool for Calcutta.
May 26, off Copes of st Nicolai Mole, ship Mary
Russell, Weeks, from Philadelphia for Nassau Mp
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To Let.

IN private house, within five minutes walk of the
i Post Office, large pleasant front parlor. Terms
reasonable. References required. Address M. B.,
Press Office. may25dtt
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r. THE ANNUAL MEETING
OF the Portland and New York
SaS Steamship Company will be held at
<ZLN&EE their office, on Browns Wharf Port
~ land, ON TUESDAY, the 18th inst, at
3 o'clock p. M, for the purpose of choosing five Di-
rectors and for such other business may properly
come before them. Per Order,
HENRY FOX,
Clerk and Treasurer.
Portland june 70, 1866. june13dtd
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02
PART Or MARSHALL HILL,
aud coutaiaing
39S acres,

more or lose.
This land lies contiguous to the Poto-
macEdsivors directly opposite 70 AlOimi
Vcr4on and wiihin fonrtesh nilesfof tAl-
exandria The Buildings uppu it are ~
good order. aud the entire estate is we'll
fenced aud aitshct. The land is l,ydl
well lapled IS grazing aud fatmng pat
nos 3 1d in good condition Ihre are
THREE Hu NURED AND TWENTY
ACRES of arabic isud aud the reSidue is
Will SET ia OAK HICKORY, CED AR
and PINE Iimbrr Steamers pafs the
premises h6ufIyt 70 aud from MashiugfIn
Gs6rget5wu md i'e1audra.
10 persons desic5ls nt loca'leg ~ tbs
section Of the State, 30 moro desirable b.
cation could be selected either for hraI'h
comfort or cluyrnienee. The soil and 10
lation are well adaptod TO The culture Of
fruit and ihe 'aeiiili3s for gauHg iba
same 10 market are such as are rarely Of
fercd 20 the p1blc AZ grozi e srn
this estate offers every conceivable aifan-
tace, whilst 10 the Tobacco grover 90 bet
ter opportunity can oe furnished for m
vestment.
sUbpu the whole. there can be no N 'r'
desirable estate offerei 10 tn public ihaa
"Marshail Il ll IL proxiaity TO A.
exandria and the Disrirt { Columbia vil
ensure It d ready s,Id hereafter, api %
purchaser can expsnd bis c'piht 10 -
proyemepts upon il, with angle $ "a aat
for the safety Of MS inyes. cent.
uchdgg sdbgRs rreciI'gd ~ thf .i)f
cree, bs :s0ad III he PURCHASE ppg}
10 cash. and tbc resldpe 70 tdid i.'Ethj
nipps .at one bud tg. yeqfscrtqLf @" pur
chnscr 10 give bonds or 'bc d lrrrci pay
uen;s, 9th such sceucty as shall be ~
proAed by the Tluqee aud 70 bear ihiet
estircm the day Of sale.
And, by virtue a the Aforesaid Decree
the III lcrsisncd Trustee as Aforesaid, WI
offer al public sps a. The Coq,l iioq@
door ip Lcoo4rgtoy9 St. Nays C2ua'l
on ..e sfaf.. .r
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02
Arclic Refrigerator.
Sandford's atent Self Y entila-
ting and Purifying, i

-.
fEYHE best aud InoA conveniently cons
strcfed Article tr cooling and pefscfvs
lug Meats. MIX. butter. Fruit, Wines. kc.eafN
All the eofnpastnssnis are guaranteed dry
sAad eonsfqnentlY free fsgm ould, uaolstrrs
ana su.ps,fe oAaf. and viii kcep tie gianAs
placed n them ii better and hafdsf cdadl-
ti1niha1 any Other Refrigerator new oefcFs
qhe improvements recently addcd--by
which great saving II ce has been ontain~
ed. more frieid mir pfdacod and durebilhy
ea,clea--certainly piacS them fat 10 advance
Of anything ever offered for publie PatfOn-
The sbolye, ofiho ARCTIC are open
wnTg TO allow the free circulation Of The aiF
down about the sides 81 ve~sgls os articles
upon the shelves, TINS sntir7ly sfiffound-
ing them with moving currents Of cold
Jar
They open with douide doors Epon the
front aud TOP. with lock and key tueach--bo~
ipo made OH. II seasoned lumber In the very
best maaner ard handsomely srsined,--Irlakes
desirable piece VI furniture for dining
ronnn. aud have water br from which per-
fcctlv cold water can be bad vt all tunes
without additional ice. hw01
F' = coh9LtN h CO.
Nos 2ig and 2fS Baititnora Street,
Manufacturers and owners ui Patents
Chest aud Upright REFRIGERATORSO u
nhcr kinds.
WfFER OJLERS 5 "a gsfgt Fsrisly.
PATENT HITTER FffCLiEKy. ..... q
P.aTEyI ICE CREW FREEZEKS.
TcE PICKS aad M.fEGETs, &C., Sc.
may a.. 1866 --3m. q 81
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02
RkReAlNS,
BARGAINS.
gzBA9 BARGAINS |
w alfs ano sn1all
pro6ts," "
10 TIC Ladies and Gea'icmen Of
L.eoaardiocn. The County Of
81. .jnys, and i'd
joining Counties.
A. ID II. EDJT Ards,
81 pnlLADELphI& AND EAsroN.
! conardtown, ST. Mary's Coun-
", Md,
THE sUBSclglBERS,

prar,..ifi.Iv aFTAr their thanks ieiin Pub
Il ~ th.ir hiha Iaftanagc 'innug 'br past,
apd df4a x yst8eatcth ~ sttboY have PNcba'ei 2
rerg nsssusi "a Spndg aul eu'pmer ebfk y
t;n IA 81 ,s,sh, ai tbe largest auc'ia' salrt ol
Ftetci.. gffman ard tnelish imppucrs, hc'd
=, tlq I'm II Sew yak ad Phi'aee'ptia
ti1r ntnostia t,G afe bfucbi eTrlHsiv"y
~ l'ssl,. and u tso manufacturers on
ly r HI,
we ssisii ,Ae pa'rmage II TIC public, nHd
4. b,spsa,oru salr lhislnc adsali 20 conducted
aiil, sa,ai f,walauty, stficlnsfs, promE'ness'
Aux ynsnfr % AZ
We fail tte slleplion q ihe r''geI 2 'g'
nfices mrtsNe in 4lr tdl'w-5 h"t c''i-
pHsIag oply aiallI l0fiiou o. oar i''s'
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02
NO TfCg or DIVIDEND.
sorIcEi 40 CREpIroRs,

MIOFICEis bsseBy given tlat the subscri-
" ber hass obtained from The Orphans
Court Of ST. Mays County ,lr Maryland, let-
.ers IN aslniihs,t;6iet on the personal es-
ase OF Thoe, Briseoe, late of sald county.
ieceised. All persons having claims against the
said deceased ave hereby ssaeht I 20 exhIhitihs
same with the propsr vouches uherept, 70 the
sabscriSer 81 81 Before the 'l7.h day of Jan.,
1891, atherwise they niny We rxclutted by law
from al heneft al the sald estate Given un
der my hand this 5'hisv orlulY, $50;
y II DAYIDS BRtSCoEs<aaz
Al illustrator.
Jdy5, 1866 Nv.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02
TNElLInLIl NlILg.


Pcitoo for } ~ ihc -cirflfh Court
Iuso yeucy. s Jos S. MuSe County.
u l'yirbic Of auihorte vested ~ uie ~
I'D Gtcfk 6fthc Cifcdt Cmft b'r ~ As-
~. county by the Code ni Pubiie Gehtr'I
Law '3ofras rtstc, ilH irrehy yprirrri that q
Inond Il JtpHs. aud .ptoIyent peliippsf Us
aBd apnear hefoFr lhe said Court on l4o lhird
Monday Of Nov. next, - answer such utter
roga,oiies or alec ti is A. lis creditors. en-
d1rscrs or sccuiles may ailcge Of propose
against hun and ..ii said iusolyenl eauao
copy IL his iie6ce to to published 10 the St.
Mary's GAlrTTE once a week lof HTee
months. previous 10 said third Mopday q
NOV. next. a
JNO. q. CAVALIER, CIR.
True eopy--Test
JKO. a. CAMALlER, Crk.
July r. 1866 GIN.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02
LEONARD TOWN. MD. TIURsTA MORNING ArGlsI-2 sS
Baltimore and Poto-
mac Rail Road.

"a TIA meeting If the Directors Of tho
IA Baltimore ard Potomsc Rqil Rnad,
heId 90 the stb Of Juac last the lolloHlpg
reselu,ianwas aaopta3:
4JkparhD. 9iiat loo President callin
an ips.ailneot cf7l)aS i3ollsr Ter shafe nf
thc capi,aI Hock iii the Baltimore and POI
tobse ltail Road Company. for the purpose
locaiibg said road, 10 enable itb be
placed uoaor contract at the earliest
day"
So long . time bns clapsed sinee fhc
shares were subscribed, that masy OF The
sutscribcts have doubtless forgotten The
number originally taken. haso therefore
addressed 10 eacn subscriber, AZ tis Pot
Office. circular containing copy % the
aboye resolution and The nunbr Of shares
subs ribs. by him, atd / would here cnfn-
esily urge every sahsefibrr 10 fenit promPt-
iy snd inmedi1t ly. % tbe surrey FIR he
i5raiioh II me RlFni Is a0io bring raH aud
tbe sutytyitg party mus, be paid.
The prosperity If Sc lover coonties
impsraiively demands this road, and am
happy 70 assure those interested, that our
pfosp cts are COED. and that Tho read will
30 buili If oor people viii only respond N
a proper manner to tbe efforts now bciug
nsae by tho Directors bot which, It is'not
deemed poGai q. this Iimc to make Pab
,ic n u
PAYMENTS. for convenience, may be
made by iho siogkhpders 70 lho following
gentlemtn. phb are requested 70 receive
and receipt aad make return 70 me, 10 fho
Office Of suo Treasurer, JanNS. GinpiS0s
E.q Baltimore
PmNcg GgoRoE's CouSTY. <a
Col. WA. y. Bowie, Wh. a. Jarboe,
psnicl ClarRe, Fendall VI Tbury
4 q. ". ll3U.
sr MteY's CoUNTY
Col r PlosAen.
ASSE AacyDvL CouSTY,
Basil D II Il
CuAKtrs CorgTy.
/ Waiter Mitchell, NJ a ". Dement,,
| frsdcryk SU,ue, liurnes Compton
oha Y. Jsnkms, Jswn.lh I Mudd,
ODEN BOWIE,
/ President B & = X r.,
Colfaglnn Po-t Office,
P.inee Georges Co No.
-. -
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02
ron snEnIrr.

JOHN n BUCKLER announces himself 70
the voters of 81 Mtryi8souaty as candllate
FOR Sheriff at the Fail eleet'oain labl aad go
liclts lhe.appor, ofhis friends Rnd lelioP-eltl7
zehs. a ..,.a i-s-.
June 7, le65 ie,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02
SW AIMS ADEbATTRE,
INV and
IT C0HPTOH'S PURCHASE
100 acres,

more or less
This estate has good fences upon it, is
divided into Rmr fclds ard isiha good con
dtion The soil is fine and susceptible ~
rapid and perm anent imProReulehf. Il Is
peculiarly adopted'to 'tto growth Of To
bscco. ana 1hefesfs' u Tobacco House upon
the preulisaseapahles.a curing 10000
pounds of Tobacco. The Dwelling House
Isl godd order, the Corn House and
Meat House ARE new and the Stables cx-
celleni. There is'a fine grazing swamp
attached to the premises which 6flers a
favorable facility for The raising Of Stock
This estate is located but few mile,
from the vilhge Of Ohaptiep, and near tbc
slanas OF Wm. g. XIX, Esq The loca-
ton is very hcaltby,qnd the situation is
70 good one for a PI,ysiei4n DESTROYS OF
practising his profession. To a p,rso6
wiilipg i small, conveniently located and
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02
SIITI2TS.

Tgnen. csssiinerc. Flannel and Cotton
SHIFTS. a. 80 and 75 cts. and 800 Mer'oa
Ufsler shlYss and Drawers EISe gs+ort-
n,ent Latest stgn- Sak Neck riea. ~ l-2
eeta and upwar0s our ilodery Depar'.
,aent is iafee aud wen IS ortoa. cnmmsucing
with Ladies, Geots' Misses md Bows
Stockings aud Seeks, 10. II ~, IS AMI 20
csuis. -
A inc asemtmcnt of Shawls, silk, Cloth
and alpuair Circulars. ladies' Wp'sig2'
Coats. ihe Latest STYLES SpfWg Balm"tals
S.sn. 81 90 and $3.50, HOOP Skirts
Ii IS cls $500 and i Sl.25,
t,nr Si.,ek orPaucy Vuietie- and Notices
deserve MRNTius lt "a examination. li#lde'
this, we arc almest daily receieine adl'iioet
(ron eur Head Quarters IN PbinGelph,a 80
thai the inducements cilmca % opr Cns'o'
mcrs, shall continue upabatei during lhe sea
son. We guaru'ec our SEQ sonnd ana per
feet 10 every respect, and prices as repfessn
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02
DIVORCE NOTICE.

4 ] Quadc, J II the Circuit Conr
~. Tor 81 Nar's couDty,
Maria T Qaade, ! sitting asa Court OIL
E4nity No HIN vi
Jone Term, lsB0,
The object of this sait isio procure a.
cree for adiyoree ddeu'o mrrimnad
rBNllE hill states that darieg tho yeat'
E 1889. A j QUADE. of Saint Ma-
RVS county aUd State OF Maryland was.
married 10 the aforcsaid county and Staie
IA ccr,aiu MARI TERESA JARROE
that his said wife has abandoned and p
araled herself from him for tho last nv
or six years. and lhpt his wife, be be-
iryes. lives out oF lhj State Of Mary
laud and that he has been q rcsidont Of
the State Of Maryland over two years
prior 20 thc fling of the sid klll -
il Is therefore alipdgod. oftlsred and De-,
creed, that the complainant, BY causing
COPY Of this order t6 be inserted IN
some newspaper. published ID the state
II Mmyhoa once week. for four suG-
ccssivc weeks, three mouths before the
third Monday of October next. give no-
lice 10 said absent deteoaaut ofthe object
and substance af Ills bill aud warp her to
appear in this Court in person or by SO;
ho,tor on or before the third Monday Of
Noycmbcr next, to pplwer the premises
aud show cause, il any she has why a
divorce ought not to pass as prayed
JAO 4 CAVALIER, CIR
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02

f32 ;tCTes,

raeTe pf lfss
Thrso tract. gi lsnl pve 81 ieta' i IN
the FACTORY aisuiyi. 10 Saint Mary
county. Nl, the Gr., uaaed bring losa-
,ed immedts'sly as tho mouth Of the Pas
nxeut river.
Tli. !. one o. tta most fcrliia and
va'asblo farms 10 Ma.ylaa5, hrs alwsys
besn aal is pow ia o high state .fsa'
igs,iou. is sell adapted % 'he staple grain
AMI rrats crpi aud ailo tobacco.
lllc nH ELDiNG Is urs lafg aud eom-
fgr'sb1a Che olbar nrce.ary baidiRgs
spd .ws sgrWnuls, seen 1A FiahlHs tAfns,
eaurr. ieucn2. Nr., are 10 good re-
lar ald oi tbe Gsl of e, aad
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02
Baltimore and Potomac Rail
Road.

I0itIYuTON TdFt UFftHE,
Prince G. fqs. 20 Nd.
Jtas sgh, 1866
fE1HE annual meeliag uf the s'oekhold'
~. oerao lIsiitnnre aid Potomac
Rril Road, vii be hh a. pPPer Nar'-
8asu'. Pruse 9 ree's County, a
ON WEDNESDAY. Apglat 18th, 1866
At IL a'eloek " fsr the election Of seven
pirrrers. aad tor ihr transaction Of such
other bnsibc.s "a mly bo brought before
the meeting
OpEN BOWIE,
Prssident.B. & Z. Il. II.
july II, ls6j--im. e
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02
oae tract s. parcel Of land, called at
known as .tAa b
PART OF wEsTHAM"
.se apiWa and
.,WEsTHAMs SUPPORT
aud
SWAMP FGRRST
containing 08 &0& y So 4
24O acres,
eOnt8ihng
2lO acres,

more or loe d.
These landssre localed pear The villtga
Of Charlotte Hall, in pleasant and heal
thy noighhorhooi. aud have an immense
growth Of duc Ok Poplar, Ghespat aod
Pine timber upon ihom. The arIhc land
is level and OF five soil for wheat II is
fiir condition and alio'ns the estates Of
Messrs Posoy AID Barber. There is n
apicndid Grazing Meadow attached 10 the
premises Tha Bulldogs upou il consist
Of first class Barn aud tBo House. suit
able Tor tenants.
Also, Que lot Of laad. calloi and known
as @
Part Of Barber's Enclosure,
containing
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02
Wood and Timber

sr, convenient aat .u1 irqi or ti,e farm
This ,Iaea has lgae ! en koNn q. one
f ,ac most bespii4 AMI 3 a hg l8ea-
tio,s iu-i. .RN NIayybgd. bgN ~ shs
. !vaulaaeg of iba aal,r aad Is To daily
communicated 'uilli lidlihoa by sieam-
boat
'l1l, q syerol CsAar r ,int y he hss
firpi.hea 20 ne puaiei ha aad New
Y,rl uiaiscis, At.lpg tb IA sh0To a' from
10 90 mrs pertoh riwns. y iisaf 70
b, owatr Of ihc properly i'abdspne TO-
come
lh. ser.nA rn.neI lr.nlk enniaininQ
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02
atJ00,

~ st 30 linai gualily. LUlies la4i-
s,e CAD sre.st si b5. Chtdrpus Shocs,
i3. 80. ~ and - nta
e,n,,,lst. stnck al lhe lrst readY-made
,ss4sg.ieg lr Gpntlansn. Idn'hs acd SER
,..t. .e.als,s $50 as aatmcut ~ FELT. BIZ
vFs. WO IL ard STRAW HATS. The
iss..s, g,oek IN town u Fiue Irish snd spon-
M finenz Best quality liBstahaek love :
ina anil rnrktab l,a,h IoWes. Plain aH.l
rwrlnl Iita0 Liaeps. fm iafts. Aca ana
B4ys' acar
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-08-02
containing
40 acres,

moro NJ icsr.
About % scres If thisla are heavily sct
in OK. Cheslu, aud IIiekory timbr aud
viii cui lhniy -fye c5nls to tho ucrc. II
is located within twJ mdss ofa wood laud.
iug.
Tic re15iniag fifteen acres OF tllis lot
iic inqleialciy on tha pubic road aud
furnishes tine aca'ion for Store House,
or Blacksmith shop.
TIC trrns of sale Of lhc above described
land as lying 10 Ssint Mtry's county, are
Us fllows. Ouc half of The purchase mo-
ncy Ia cash abd tho residue 10 equal iu.
shlnents Il one and tvs years ercdr -
the dtfrrred paym'p's to be secured ~
the satis'acdou u ihe Trustee and u bear
inlertrs ron she uag o. vale.
AID. by virtue of the a!oreSAi Docrea
the undersigned, Trustee as aforesaid
viii olF + ai public sale, on the cp'em''e' u
Luke ". y lIachins, Esl ia CharIotto