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St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-11
GEO. II. CARMAN JOSHUA Nj. DOSLEY
Maryland
Land ~
Agency.

WE SELL AND PURCHASE on CON-
W mission, REAL ESTATE of every de-
scription, i'll the City Of Baltimore. the Coun-
ties Of Maryland and other States,-BOR-
ROW AND LOAN MONEY ON MORT
GAGE.-and attend 10 COLLECTIONS Of
AL kinds promptly.
OUR OFFICE is centrally and convenl-
emily located. with all the appliances for
thorough and energetic dispatch Of business;
and We propose to use all proper and availa-
BILE means to present to the purchasing pub
lie and capitalist such property as may be IN
our lands for sale
IF you want to SELL A FARM, HOUSE
OR GROND RENT, inform US of the fact,
and put it on our Books.
II you want to PURCfl ASE REAL. ES-
TATE of any kind, or INVEST in GROUND
RENTS or MORTCAGES examine our
Books before you do So
Persons having business in our line. are re-
pcctfuy solicited to give us Il call, or cpm-
municate with us by letter or therwisc.
CARMAN & BOSLEY,
No. s CARROLL HALL, (un stairs,)
s. +. Corner Bait. and Cal, ert streets
BALTIMORE, Md,
Marsh 3oth. 1865-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-11
PLTUXEAT land FOR SALE.
5O1 acres of Valuable Patuxent
Land for sale within ten miles
Of the Chesapeake Bav.

E will sell 800 acres. embracing all the
BUILDINGS. consisting of small
hut comfortable fram. DWELLING. Meat
House. Stable for eiht hors"s, three
Barns &c. or the WHOLE PROPER
TY. if desired by tho purchaser
This Is one of the rretticst farms on the
river, is bounded by two creeks unsurpas-
scd for fish. oysters anG terrilins, and is
under substantial iencings 1t lies i'm a,cdi-
ately on the river and has a young and
thrifty PEACH and APPLE orchard on
it, 500 trees of the former of chnice fruit
in full bearing and one hundred of the lat
ter 1t lies contiguous to vast deposits OF
OYSTERS, 100, 900 bu hels of which
might be planted and bed,!ed uu the shores.
Fifty acres are SIT in Oak. Chestnut. and
Pine TIMBER. whilst half a mile of fence
constitutes the out line from Underwater T.
tde-watcr Two steamboats, stop within
less than mile Of the premises twice a
week going and returning from Baltimore.
| | will also sell tf desired by the purcha
ser) all or a portion of my stock. Farming
utensils, Ptovender, Oats, &c on liberal
| terms.
JAS. I. GLADSTONE,
Leonard Town
st Mary Co Nd.
| Tri-weekly Bait Ga.ctte and Tri- weekly In
iteiligencer publish 3 times aud send bill to
advertiser.
Nov. 7,h, 1S65-4t.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-11
TIF'ICIT TIO.V NOTICE.
B G. Harris
vs..
Thos ]. Stone.

Ia the Circuit Court for Saint Mary's Coun-
ty, sitting az Court of Equity.
No 497 Equity
DY virtue of authority vested in me as
% Clerk of the Circuit Court fr Saint Ma
rvs Cnnnty. by the Code of Public General
Laws OF this State it is hereby or Tered, that
the eport ct & Fred Maddox. Trustee in this
case, be ratified aud confirmed, unless cause
10 the contrary be shown on or before the
third Monday of March next, :prrvldcd a
copy of this order be inserted in the Saint
Narv's G.,ette once week for threc success
,vc weeks previous, to the said third Monday
ot .nuary next.
The report states the land sold for $2,50l
J\O 4 CAVALIER, C'k.
True copy-Test:
JNO. \. CAVALIER, Clk.
Dec 2l, le65-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-11
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Liza B. Blackstone & others.
John Blackstone 4 others.

In the Circuit C"ur, 'or Saint Mays Conn
ty, sitting as Court Of Equity.
No. AZ \. Equity.
DY virtue Of auta ri vested in me-, a
- Clerk of the Circuit Court Tor STINT Ma
w. County. by the "r"dc Of Pub ic G'n"raf
laws "f tbs Stat. il is hereby or l.re.i~t htt
the report of Jas L. NJ. Raley. Trustee ii
this case be ratified ana confirmed. unhsS
cause to the contrary be shown on or hef'rr
tle third Monday Of March next; provided,
copy of thi, order hein>ertc'l in theSt Ma
rvs GAzErr'E, nr.cc Il week fr.th;"e sucrp~> i've
weeks prror 10 Ia, Iir.l M'lIay Of Fchru
nIN ucN.
!. Tie r, p.r states that The LAID sold for
thity y-lour hl9udrcd dollars.
JNO. y. CAMALIER, Cl'k.
True copv-Icst
LNo y. CAVALIER, Cl'k.
jan llth 1865 5-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-11
TO the Teachers of Public
Schools, Saint Mary's
County.
" OUR attention is invited to the to-

" OUR attention is inviied to the fol
4 lowing declaration aud requirements
Of. the New School Law, and to the conse-
qu"nt notice.
"No person shall be employed as a
Teacher under this law unlcs, holding h"
certificate Of qnaili:a ION Issued by an au-
thorizrd examiner.
1T shall be the duty of the President
of the Bo,r,i Of School Commissioners t"
examine all candidates for the PITS 'ion
of TcachcrS--and To give each prISna found
1uaif d Il certificate 'uing forth tue
branches they are competent to tcacn. hut
no certificate shall be granted with ut. sat
is'actory evidence of the moral character
OF the appirant.'
Certificates of first grade embrace Or
biography, Reading, Writing, A~ithmetc.
Geography. History, English Grammar
Book keeping, Algebra and Natural Pin
lo~ophy and the scconu grade embrace
all the above named branches except Book
keeping, Algebra aud Natural Philosophy
mo applicant shall be examined as a
Teacher, being male. undrr twenty years
of age ; aud if female, und r eighteen
years Of age
hereby give notice that will be in
Lconard Town on Tuesday 9h hstdn',
and on Monday. TUESDAY, Wefn"s'"y,
the 20 h. 80 h and 3lst inst, to ex'mma
applicants for certificates Present Per
mits expire Bis, Of this month.
Respectfully.
JAMES BUNTING.
Prest. B S,h'l ComrS..
ST. Mar,'s County
Jan /. II, 1866 -2t
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-11
REFER TO


In the Circuit Court for st. Mary's County
sitting a Court of Equity.
No 20 N. Equity.
FlY virtue of authority vested in me, as
IL Clerk Of the Circui. Court for St Ma
ry's County, by the Code of Public General
Law" "nfths State, it is hereby ordered. that the
Report of G. Fred Maddox. Trustee in
this c . be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary be shown on or before the
third Monday of March next ; provided,
copy OF this order be inserted in the Saint
Mary's Gazette, once week for three sue
ccssl.e weeks prior to the third Monday OF
February next.
The report states that the land sold for $50
JNO. a. CAVALIER, CPk.
True copy-1est:
JNO. A. CAVALIER, C1k.
Dec. 81, ls65-sw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-11
CHRISTMAS GOODS.

YENIlE subscriber il now in receipt OF a
Il new supply Of goods. Embracing
many desirable articl $ for Christmas pres
ents-Toys &c &c. Aud in order to re-
ducc his stock of goods offers goods at
greatly reduced prices. Calicoes, Nous
Inns Cottons much lower than formerly
Also. Groceries, embracing the arti'
Gle so much sought after during the holl
days namely Ardent Spiri's Old Bour-
bon Whisky. N E Rum. French Beau
DIV. P"rt aud Medera and Sherry Wines
Also a i1e assortment Of Confectlenary
all of which he offers low for CASH.
n. CONRAD.
: rrs q Agent
Dec 2l, 1865.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-11
BUSINESS NOTICE.

HAVING purchased the entire interest lin
Il rhe Store lately kept by Leach &
Payne. He ID of ST. Clements Bay, Md, .he
undersigned takes occasion to inform his
friends and tt public that he expects to keep
consta utly on hand large and full assort-
ment Of all kim of goods usually kept for
sale in country. storeand he pledges himself
t. sell a. low as any store in the county for
cash OF trod"ce. Thanking his friends and
tt' public fer the liberal patronage he has
heretofore received, he respectfully solicits a
continuance of ...e same.
WM F. LEACH.
Head Of st. Clements Bay
Jurn 1st, lS65-tf
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NgOTiCE Is hereby given that the subscrl-
lN ber has obtained rom the Orphans
Court of ST. Mary county, in Maryland. let
sers OF administration on the personal estate OF
William c Bean, late of SAID county, deceas
Ell All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the proper vouches thereof, to the sub
scrber on or pefore the l4th day of June.
1866, otherwise they may be excluded by law
rom all benefit of the said estate. Given un
der my hand this 7th day Of Dec, 1865.
JOHN l.. BEAN,
Administrator
Dec 7th, IS65--4w
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-11
j. 5. FOREIGN
LABOR ASSOCIATION

NAE ore p-cp,rel't TO furnish labor 10
w the citiz.ns of S int MHry's eoun-
~ upon very liberal terms For terms
apply TO Wm. II Carter. btonardtown
81. Mary's County Md. Sole agent for
Southern Nd.
Dee y, 1865
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NJ Office is hereby given that the subscriber
l \ has obtained from the Orphans Court o. ST
Narv's County, Maryland, letters of adn1nIs-
traton on the personal estate of VIM Graves,
late oi ST. Mary's county, deceased. All PER
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with
proper vouches thereof, to the subscriber, on
or before the 18th day of June 1866. otherwise
they may be excluded by law from all beneh'
of the said estate Given under my hand this
7th day of December, 1868.
MARY GRAVES,
AdmInistratrIX.
Dec 7th, 1S65-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-11
.NOTTOE OF DITTDEND

.HN application of .Iam"s l.. Biscoe. Adj
" ministrator Of Brittania Biscoe, late CT
Saint Mary's county deceased, it is ordered
by the Court, tha, the said Administrator no.
tity the creditors Of the said deceased to file
their claims against said deceased in the Office
OF the Register If Wills for Saint Mary's
comfy on or hefnre the lst dav Of February,
1866. for dividend and that this order he
published once a week in each week until the
said l.t day of February next.
Test,
JAMES T. NJ RAI.EY,
Register of Wills
for st. Mary's County.
Oct 2Gth, ls65-td.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-11
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

q Ii persons indebted to me for profess
L D Sipnal services arc notified 10 call at
my office. Leonard Town. without delay.
and settle their i 'b'edness by carh or
note.
A. JACK. SPALDING.
Jan. 4rh, 1866 81.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-11
NOTICE or DIVIDEND.

nv application of Martha NJ Washington.
OAdmfnistratr,x ofD y Washington. hate Of
81 Marv'scountv derea~e ed. it ordered by the
Court, that the SAID Administrative notify the
ctelitors Of the sald deceased To fe thei claims
against said dee -tSed IN the Office OF the Regis
ter ,a Wills for Sam, Mary : county or be-
fore the lst dav OF April. 1866, for dsflead
and that thus order be published once a week IN
each week Until the lst day of April next.
Test,
JAMES T. NJ. RALEY.
Register of Wills
9 for ST. Nary's couRty.
Dsc 81, ls6o--td ---
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-11
Notice to rrespassers.
NOTCH: TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE is hereby given that the snbscr1.
IN ber has obtained from the orphans
Court OF ST. Mary s county, IN Maryland, let
ters o. administration, on the personal estate "f
John IL Log late of said county, de-
ceased. All persons having cln,ms against the
said deceased are hereby ~arnsd TO eAhibit The
same with shs proper vouches thereof. 10 he
subscriber on or before the 5th day Of July
1866, otherwise they may be excluded by law
from all beneh of the sand estate. Given uh-
der my hand this llh day of Jan lNtd
GEO. L. NEWTON
rr@E.>s. Admir- istrassr
Jan 4th ISS6
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-11
IDB3.rAAI)ID = 4 4 Al1.no

fENIIE public are h rehv notified, that
( we have opened RESTAURANT
in the village of Leonard Town and will
keep ou hand choice vari"ty Of
LIQUORS. 4
CIGARS, OYSTERS.
- GAME &C.
w, have rented a large and convenirnt-
" located bui dug being ths house on
p,~itc the residence of DR.. Thomas j.
Stone.
( The p,tronage of ih" public is soic'-
tyd.
WILLS & NE.tLE.
Jan 1lth, 1866 -3m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-11
J. HERVEY EWING,
.aHornfy and Counsellor al La,o,
No. III Law Building,-St, Paul Street,
BALTiM,RE.

REFERENCES.
LEVIN GALE, Attorney at Law,
EDWARD ISRAEL, Z" !" Z"
Rev J Mex. RILEY, d. D.,
Rev HENRY SLicER, ID D.,
CANFiELD, Bro Il Co.
+ GROVE Il Co,
LhDwIG & MCSHERRY,
JNo f McJnroN Esq,
ROBERT LAWSON, Esq.
SUTHERLAND, Esq.
Dec. 7th, l665-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-11

Their strict personal attention will be given
to the sale Of Grain, Tobaccn, Live Stock,
and al kinds Of Farm Produce also. to the
purchase Of Gnaso. Groceries, Farming I'm
plemcnts, &c, &c, at lowest cash pTi-
cea.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-11

Priscilla GrrcnweH June .T,y
Edward Drnry & others.
t. "a
r In The Circuit Court f',r ST. Mary's count,
sitting as a Court Of Equity.
No. 50 \. Equity.
10y virtue If authority y.S,el in me, as
- Clerk Of the Circuit Courr Tor ST Mary.
County by the Code Of Publ General
Laws" # this State it is hereby oriere,, that
the 7epor, of Jas T NJ Raev. Trustee IN tl.is
case he ratified and confirmed unless
cause ,o tie contrary hc SHOWN on or tefar,,
the third Monday "f March next; provided
a copy s5,f this order he inserted in the Saint
Mar. Gazette. once Il w,ck f"r three success.
sive weeks prlor to the third Monday Of
February reXt
The report s.aes that the land sold for five
hundred aBd ten dollars
JNO. A. CAVALIER. Cl'k.
True cnpv-TeSt
JNO. A. CAVALIER. Ck.
Jan 1lth. l8G5-3w. --
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-11
commissioners NOTICE

gENHE undersig, ed appointed Conn
q mlssionrrs hyfh Circnis Court of
sain' Nary's County to law IF and d,viie
the real esfata ofthe late joseph Roothe,
call@d aud known az ..P ART WEST ST
MAR1'S.' containing three hundred and
"ighfy-6ve acres, rorr or less. hereby
give untice to aIl concerned. that they will
meet on the la'e premises Of said deceased
on
fHURSD AY, the Sth of Feb
ruary, 1866,
Of fair. mot. the next fair day thereaf-
ter) to execute the trust so. M aforesaid,
committed to them hy th" said G urt
WILL AM COAD.
JOSHUA WILSON,
HENRY WATTS,
THOS VI SHADRICK,
JAMES g BEAN.
Commissioners ,
Jan. 4th, 1866 I'd {.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-11
BOARDING.

4 limited number Of permanNt and transient
n boarders will be accomodatdby the under
signed, at the late pleasant and ommodious res
ldence Of Hon q Harris, in tbs village.
Terms will be moderate, and ,,rict attention
Will be paid TO the comfort Of parons.
REBECCA TAI LOR,
Leaard,own,
.lst: bM Nd.
august 3rd, la65---tf
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-11

Jan 4th. 1866 st.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-11
RATIFICATION NOTICE
Wm n Goodwin & Wifr N
james Coop 8. Wiie

Priscilla Greenwich. June ! "
Edward Drnry & others.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

Michaelmas night was stormy at the Argentine
theatar in Rome, The performance was Lucrezia
Borgia, minus its title; for to preserve thatwere
to asperse the memory of certain pope. So the
opera was called "Eliza la Fosco;n and in ad-
dison to this sacrifice topooe regulations another
Was demanded--ths modification Of q certain po,
iilieaI alluson put into the mouth Of ii puca Al
phonso The artist who played Il Duca came on,
and was Kissed. The moment he attempted to sing
the gmodifed aversion the hooting made the the
ater tremble. Upon this, his highness, pretending
to read ia the face of high official person pres.
ent the permission to restore the passage to its in
tegrity, did so, and sang the original to thunder
of applause. The opera proceeded without fur
ther interruption, but on leaving the theater, the
poor Duca was arrested, thrown into prison, and
fined fifty scudi.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
Exports Yeaterilar.

NEW YORK-Steamshi Hudson-1OS8 bales
cotton 500 bbls -four geo bbls molasses IS bbls oil
100 bhs oranges n rolls leather Sc ba5s skins 2s
pkgs mdse
BOSTON Steamship Concordia- 1898 bales
cotton 1854 bbls -four 1000 slaves 963 bdIs hides 5
rolls leather 50 pkgs mdse
aEGALYESTON AND 1NDTANOLA- Steamship
Morgan-50O bblsaour 50 bbls whisky 20 b5ls mo
lasses $50 bbs apples 800 SKIS corn 80 SKIS coffee
100 SKIS oats 20bxs candy 80 csks bacon 400 tics
lard
GALVESTON. INDIAEOLA ANDaLAyACA-
Steamship Agnes-750 SKIS corn and oats 278 bbls
-four so bbls pork so coils rope 30 bales hay 12O
pkgs groceries 50 pkgs hardware 657 pkgs nlse
APALACHIC0LA AND ST MARKS Steamship
Florida-325 bbls -four 500 SKIS corn 50 Csks bacon
80 bbls whisky 30 bbls pork SIS pkgs mdsa
M0BILE-Steamer Lucreta-l00 bb!s -four 500
SKIS oats so kegs lard 10 hhas sugar 5 tcs lard
LIYERP0OL-ship EIa-235B bales cotton
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
T0WBOATS.
F. LINE.


TOMPosED OF THE FOLLOWING POWERFUL
sIDEwHEEL AND PROPELLER ToWBoATs
Achilles, Side.wheel Capt, BOWEN.
NEW BOAT BUILDING. sde-whee, CAPT. LANE.
NEW BOAT BUILDING, idewheel CAPT. LOMBARD.
Equator, Propeller CAPT, WARREN.
Wabash, Propeller, CAPT. MELVILLE.
Republic, Propeller, CAPT. sTURrEyANT.
E~icnco, Propeller CAPT TALLETT.
Tecumseh, Propeller, CAPT. scREJLENGER,
Norman, Propeller CAPT. CooKS,EY.
Reliance, Propeller, CAPT. AyLRrLL
The Achilles having large deck pacity is well adapted for
lightoring outside the Bav
The Wabash, Norman and Reliance powerful Steam
Engines AID Pumps o Of throwing, speed
1900 gallons of water per , ,iaulo.
The number aud we' aon power of these boats demon
straea last is guarantee that unnecessary delay
wtlloecurat the Tar.
Fortes Of towago ishteOge or use pumps apply to
Epw, A. YoRKE E CO.,
So Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

CINCINNA ATI-Steamer Silver Spray-l0O bxs
cheese 20 bXs bacon l22 doz brooms % kegs lard
% tcs lard J Adams &co-50 bls cheese F Ayet
& Cambon-I0 bbls whisky Atlantic and Miss s 4
Cot cases drugs Barnes, Ward &oo-20 bbls oil
y hhds bacon to Oscar Bercier-l0 5bEs pickles
Belize & Russell--75 bxs cheese hXs bacon 7 w
Blanks &co--75 bxs cheese Bloom &cO--l iron
safe Burke &eo--l29 pkgs iron l key pickles to
Chambers IL Latting-23 pkgs iron . bbls pork 10
ties lard j & o Cobb &co-2 horses G w Foch
rann-l3 hhds bacon JAS Connoly &co-55 bys
cheese w L Crawtord-l36 wheeIbarrows A6 prlls
sundries S p Cunningham &co-4O films britteT .
hhds l394head cabbage rs kegs pigsfeet 2 bbls
meat f DelBondio-25 hXs cheese P Dwyer-5 tcs
lard P S DuSouchet &co-40 hfbbls beer 4 Fisch
er-5 bXs mdse Frank, Strat5On & HisChr-ZO bbls
10 hfbbls whisky Forcheimer Bros-l2 pkrs ndge
GauGhe--3 do K Gauche--1 do |. GrnneYald-
Il bbs whisky Frey u Friedlander-j bbls eggs
a D Gref-257 bbls apples Garhini Il Petroyitch
go bbs l3 hall. bbs beef 10 haf-bbls lard 10 tes
beef Grief Byrnes-l0 tcs bacon Huntington h
Bro--20 fkns butter Keep & Caulield-2 tcs sau
sage lot furniture Ledig-30 b&s cheese King
Bros-lot furniture D Keham d5co--lot fnrnitire
B Hubbard-46 hhds bacon Is bbls pork $50 tcs
55 kegs lard tee hams to S Il Kennedy &co-25
empty bbls Longstreet Owen tSco--5 pl.es sun.
dries Lewis Il Phelps-S0 bhls apples G AIL50 do
Jno Mariana-lot furniture w & j MeCracken-d
7 ] MeMillan--do Mitchell, Craig &co-do Stern
Bros-do @ G Sampson--do NJ MLichenstein-do 2I
pkgs sundries 225 bXs cheese c G Wayne-387 do
100 hhls pork McFarlan, Straight &eo-.30 hhds
bacon J H Oglesby &co-2ll bbls beans ITO bxs
cheese v Pessou-6 tubs butter Riplev,g 4, Claary
10 bbis liquor Riyiere &co--47 bbis whisky. to
Schmidt & Zeigler-60 bbs oil 100 bxs cheese 20
cases oil 40 bbls ribs tcs sausage Scbneider X
zuberbier--lO wheels J SchwartSS6 bbIs annles
b seruini-5O plows Sark, Staufler &co-9s bhis
corn Sloan g. Lindsay pows G H Slocomb-
8 pkgs iron NJ J Smith &co--9 bxs mdse A Fisher
20 bbls oil 20 bys cheese Stafford 4 Wson "a
bys cheese q Thompson Eco.-60 bbis annIes ! W
Wall box mdse Thornhill & RichardsanN.7o foe m
$50 kegs lard 20 hhds bacon 100 bbls potatoes j
IL, . I11,, L.
so Kegs butter Al WittersIS do tnbs lex ,orr,
lard f DelBondo25 bbls vinegar Zerega nog Seo
24 plIps mdse Krrsheedt 4 BenTenn On bbJs 10
con Martin, Dolhonde 4 Cobh-92 mis- annias
Fl Collier bxs bacon hhd do d KEGS pgs foet
Seward & Glynn25 bbls krout ana snnpdgsiea i't ~
order ''-l's ~
PTTTsBURG-steamer America.-l1s bales eot.
ton Summers Brannns-2Od do W A Johnson Eco
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
Martne SntelIi9enre,
CRESCENT OFFICE No. 94 CAMP STREET,
Wednesday, November Il, 1866.
Cleared Yesterday

Steamship Missouri, Hudson, for New York,
WA Creevy
Steamship Concordia, Sears, for Boston,
Creevy, Niekerson &co
Steamship Morgan, Lawless for Galveston and
Indianola, Harris
Steamship Agnes, Bourne, for Galveston, lndianola
and Lavaca, Jas Connoly eco
Steamship Florida, O'Leary, for Apalachiooia and
St Marks, Post s. Hobby
Steamer Lucretia, Davis, for Mobile,
Huntington Bros
Lowell Bailey
Hanoverian sehr Bravour, Pomner, for Falmouth.
Eng, previously reported put into this port
in distressl Master
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

The Rome Courier of the 9Th inst. has the fol-
lowing announcement: Yesterday final steps for
the consolidation Of the Alabama and Tennessee
rivers railroad, Georgia, Western and Atlantic
and Dalton and Jacksonville railroad companies
was perfected, and the consolidated company
placed under the control of the Alabama and Ten
nessee river company with Gen. Joseph E. John
ston as president
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
AMERICAN CoLosY IN THE HoLY LAND.-The
Boston traveller says:

AMERICAN COLONY IN THE HOLY LAND.-Ihe
Boston Traveller says
1t wiz be recolected that the bark Nellie Cha.
pin, Capt, Wass, sailed from Joesport, Me-, Aug.
Il, for Jafa, with colony of Americans under
the superntendence of Elder G.. j. Adams We are
now happy to record her safe arrival, on the 22d
of September, after pleasant passage Of forty.
two days. A letter from DIR. Mayo g. Smith, Of
Newburyport, states that the vessel was at anchor
off Jaita October 4th and that the Turkish govern
ment had given orders that the colonsts should be
permitted TO land all they had brought with them
duty free. The colony consists Of 1885, all told
embracing women and children, and ali enjoyed
excellent health during the passage.
The vessel is laden with building materials for a
village large enough to accommodate all hands
comfortably. A church, q school house d public
store, saw mill, and the frames of other build
ngs are on board, and can bereadly put up by the
colonists themselves, for among them are men Of
nearly every important mechanical occupation.
The site Of the proposed village is in an orange
grove, ten acres in extent, surrounded by a high
cactus fence and is upon the brow of small hill,
surrounded by fields OF eternal verdure. The
country is said to be robed in beauty, and capable
of producing three crops year with proper culti-
Yation
The air is generally clear and mild. Everything
is lovely but the natives who are indolent treach.
erous and bloody.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

Mining APPARATUS FIFTEEN HUNDRED YEARS
Interesting discoveries, observes the Lon
don Review, have recently been made in the San
Domingo mines Of Spain. showing the methods of
mining adopted by the aucients. IN some OF the
mines the Romans dug draining galleries nearly
three miles iulength butin others water was raised
by wheels to carry it over the rocks that crossed
the drift. Eight Of these wheels have recently
been discovered by the miners, who are now
working in the same old mines The wheels are
made of wood, tho arms and felloes of pine, and
The axle and Its supports of oak, the fabric being
for the lightness Of its construction.
1t is supposed that these wheels cannot be less
than fifteen hundred years old and the wood is in
d perfect state of preservation, owing to its inns
in the water charged with the salts Of
copper and iron. From their position and con-
siructon the wheels are supposed to have been
worked as teeadmills by men standing with naked
feet npon one side. The water was raised to an
other stage BY the second Wheel and so on for
eight stages.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

The Eutaw Whig states board and lodging n
be had at the hotels there S25 to S35 per month";
and at private houses, without lodging, at SIS to
$50. It says that from $50 to $40 per month is
charged for board, without lodging, in private
fmialies at Demopolis.