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D ORGANIC WEARNFss
DIR. JOHNSON.

Member OF the Royal College of SunUeor.
London Graduate ofone of the most en9inanR
colleges in the United States and The PT1aotaS
part OF whose life has been spent in the no
pitfalls Of London, Paris, PhiladelpEia. and
ELSEWHERE, has etfected some OF the most az
tonlS61ng cures that We're ever known many
troubled with ringing in the head and ea;y
when asIeep, great neFVouEne RS being RISTn1s1
az sudden sounds, baBhfulnesA, with fre0nenf
Dlushing, attended sometimes with deranUa
mentOf mind, were cured imnediatelSy 90
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CONCERT AND SUPPER OF THE ST..
MATHEWS MITE SoCIETY,-This even
ing promises to be delightful one Mt
Washington Hall. The young ladies
and gentlemen of the st. Mathews Mite
society We're busily engaged yesterday
in decorating the Hall, and it now pre-
sents most tasteful and elegant APP
peRrance, The attractions are to con-
men well known in private circles MS
possessing highly educated musical
talent. The ladies are, Mrs. Chandler.
Mrs. Whitney, Miss. M'Afee, Miss Shri-
yer, and the Misses MotcalE,-the gem
uemen, DR.. II. A. Wiesel and Mr.. S. p.
Wheeler. After the concert, there will
be bOnntiful supper served. We hope
TO see a large attendance.
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FOR SALE-TERMs REASONABLE.
For Sale.

ONE GOOD BRICK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
" on. Washington Street, with seven rooms
beside kitchen, bath room and two halls all
recently papered, painted and grained. Lots
. and 1S2. Possession given to suit pur-
'l noSstiw No. "a Monroe q fsGstt 4eest.
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t OF BALTIMORE, md.
WaEerOon1s north east corner OF Eutaw and
kayette streets and No8 Is, II and 10,
north EutaW street,
TIHIS COMPANY HAVING ORGANIC
Il ed In April, 1855, in conjunctiOn with the
well known firm Of Gaehle q Co., as a Joint
stock companyOf
PRACTICAL PIANO MAKERS,
who have held prominent positions in some
Of the best establishments OF this country and
Europe. Tho company claims that their
P1anoa combine all the excellencies of all the
InteSt tESand il will be apparent to
all that men whose skill and abilities hayinR
been approved by the best anufacturaTs will
not be less successful when their own interest
ana reputation are involved. AS a testimony
10 the above, they were awarded the
FIRST PREMIUM OVER ALL COMPE-
TTTORs,
by the judges Of the late Exhibition held at
ne Maryland Institute Of Baltimore, Md, IN
October, 1850, ErH,lI : ~ y - -
The Pianos being sufficiently introduced in
pertor to any heretofore known, ThoSe mi
want of = hrst-claSs Plano, manufactured
with thR greatest care and of the best mafe-
rial, Will RaYe De1Leg's commission which only
makes pianos more costly, but by no means
more valuable, by sending orders dIrectIy Ia
at Professor HARTMAN KRYTER8, NO, I6S
Market street. for further information "A
guarantee for hvo yeara Is given as regards du.
IHDLLlty OF construction for every instrument
and VIII be kepttn tune for one year IFo6 81
charge. Old ptdlog taken IN exchange,
Persons wishing to have their Pianos timed
or repaired VIII please leave orders at the
place above named, as the Tuner of said estRl-
hshment Will be hero every three months.
r a.srf. .ar7r. rl -f febS-lY
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w est Virginia

In all its varied Interests, Is thoroughly. at
tended TO in all the editions OF the INTEL
MGENCER, 49, >
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain
practice, INDUCED in when alone, habit fra.
q9ently learned rom evil companions, or nj
School, the effects OF which are nightly fsIt
even when asleep, and, II not cured, RENDER
and body, should apply Immediately,
What pity that q young man, the hone nj
ms country, the pride OF his parents, should be
Of LIE by the consequence of ClevinIinR nom
the path Of nature, and INDUCING in a Certain
templating '"'A-
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THE
Pe7oubet Organs |!
II H r

A T THE LAST FAIR OF THE AMERI.
IA can Institute, among the many reed or
Enns exhibited, the list comprising those OF
the best makers. the organs and melOdeOns
OF Peloubet, Pelton q Co. excited the most
general attention, and gained the prize over
all The tnStrumentBof the same class sent for
competition. 1t may be well imagined that
the conflict was sharp and exciting, for as
tho best Instruments manufactured In
America were there contendlng, which
ever won that battle would have nothing
left to conquer. The battle was fought and
by the strongest recommendation OF the Jury,
the PelOubet Organs won tho Gold Medal
over all competitions a9 tho "beSt Cabinet Or
gans.-AnEeT3oan Art Journal, dug. %.
Sole Agent for tho above 1nstrumon...
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The Wheeling IntelIigenecr

Is one of the OLDEST NEWSPAPERS pub
lished in this city, or in West Virginia. It
growth Of the State, keeping pace with the
general developments and pfo9p erityi OF the
city and country, advocating their Interests
trially' commercially and politically.
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". p. SMITH. Master OF Transportation,
r. IT, DEVRIES
yulo General Agent, Wheeling
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=, Married Persons, or Young Men contamn,.-
ung marriage, being aware ofPhySicai WEE
D me-, organic Debility, Deformitles, speedily
he who places himself under the careo,D.
=: my rengiously confide in his honor az |:
akin as physician. -S ~PNh MS
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a7-s- 'irs
o. 1s
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For Sale.

Alta MEETING OF THE sTocKHoID.
n. ERS Of the wheeling Fruit House AS
ISOLATION" 1t was resolved to increase the
capltaI stock $4,000. That amount OF stock
Is now offered for sale In shares Of 500, which
No. 81, Main street. JOSEPH SPEIDEIl,
noy1-1Ot Secretary.
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MARRIAGE

Reflect that a sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote comm
bial happiness. Indeed, without these tEs
oufneythrough life becomes weary pilgrim.
ages the prospect hourly darEEens to the view
tne mind becomes Swallowed with despair and
nIled with the melancholy reflection that the
happiness OF another becomes blighted with
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sal DESIRABLE 4SiH
Country Residence For Sale.

ON ACCOUNT OF A REDUCTION IN
" the size Of my family, / ofer for sale my
property, situated on the line at the National
Road, four miles east Of the city Of Wheeling.
Said property consists OF
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9pr SAFE. --s,-.-=,1 ~
For sale E

FINE LARGE BRICK HOUSE ON
"A Hampton street, containing 10 rooms
with every convenience. p 1.IRWINS
noYl2.IW II & No. q Monroe street.
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.:9I.,faaspqftatIatt.
BALTIMORE 9 OHIO R.R. COMFY
OEEICB-BALT. q OHIO RAILRoADCo.,
WHEELING June Is. lBb8 [
SUMMER sCHEDuLR.

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after June
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A SUBSTANTIAL MODERN BUILT
n Brick House ON Fulton street, East
Wheeling, containing large rooms, with
frame Kitchen and Good CELLAR: TerIns
noSia.iw .alai1 b No. q Gon on Greet
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Especially, who have become the Victim, =,
sontary Vice, that dreadful and deSfTIict,'O1L
hablt which Annually sweeps to an nntIESHtyI!e
gtaYe thousands of Young Men OF ths NY
1cei!ent talents and brilliant intellect IPsSS
might otherWtse have entranced IisiasnJnsoI
senate9 with the thunders OF eloouenca 1 ~
Waked TO ecstacy the living Tyre, NAV S6o ~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-02-17

1857 -- ~ a. H. HEH= Ef ELfE# .
~ The report Of the United States
Commissioner on cotton is published. It
is filled with interesting statistical in
formation, and makes the following re-.
commentators That . tax. Of Eve
cents per pound be levied on all cotton
in the United States from and after, July
l. 1866 that a tax on cotton consumed
in the United States be levied on manu-.
facturers, and upon that exported upon
merchants at the port of export vessels
not to be allowed clearance with
out a certificate that the tax has been
paid ; also that adraw back on cotton fab
RIGS to the full amount Of tax,upon, cotton
be allowed that all cotton goods export
Cd be exempt from the excise taxes THAT
50 long as there shall be . tax upon
American raw cotton, there shall be a
specific duty on all imported cotton fac
brics Of as many cents per pound aslare
levied upon raw cotton IN fa'aN I'll
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-02-17
Dr.. A. r. STEELE,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish OF west Baton Rouge.

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
Jane Woods, cold, for monition, No. 1903
In the name and by the authority Of the
State of Louisiana.
WHEREAS, by an order Of seizure
and sale, issuing out Of hon. Fifth Dis
trict Court, for the parish Of West Baton
Rouge, State of Louisiana, Of date the
Goth day of December, 1865, and BY the
Hon. Reuben T. Posey, Judge Of said
Court, granted at the suit Of widow Ellie
Hebert vs.. James G. & E. D. Woods, No.
1884 on the docket of said Court, Will
liam White, Sheriff Of said parish, at pub
lie auction, on the ID day Of February,
1866, sold to Jane Woods, (colored) the
last and highest bidder, for the sum Of
one thousand and seventy-6ve dollars,
($1075 00) cash. the following described
property, to wit:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, stu
ated in this parish, measuring o arpent
front to the Mississippi river, With q depth
Of forty arpents, more or less, bounded
above by lands belonging to the success
ion Of Ellie Hebert, decd, below by those
Of F. A. Woods, and in the rear by those
Of Jcan-Baptiste Lejeune and james G.
Woods; and whereas, the said Jane
Woods, (colored) has applied to this
Court for q monition notifying and warn
ing all persons concerned, to show cause
within thirty days from the first publica.
ton If same, Why said sale sale should
not BE- confirmed and homologated.
Now. therefore, in the name and by the
authotity Of the Stste Of Louisiana, |, o.
tave NJ. Leblanc, Clerk Of the said Fifth
District Court 10 and for said parish and
! State, by virtue of an Act of the General
Assembly Of this State, passed on the 18th
day Of March 1856, do hereby grant this
Mention, admonishing. notifying and
calling on all persons concerned, who can
set up any right ty said property, in con
sequence Of informality in the order, de.
cree or judgement Of tho Court, under
which the sale was made or any irregu'
larity or illegality in the appraisement, IN
the advertisement, in the time or manner
Of sale, or for any defect whatsoever, tc
show cause within tnirty (30) days from
the day this monition Is first inserted in
the Sugar Planter. why the Sberid's sale
of the above described tract Of land t.
tho said Jane Woods, (colored) made OF
the Sd day of February, 1866, should moi
be confirmed, homologstsd and made .
judgement Of this Court.
Clerks Office, West Baton Rouge, Feb
ruary elh, 1866. Q. N. leblanc, Clerk
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According to the official returns, dur.
ing the wal Kentucky furnished 78,54d
men to the Federal service.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-02-17

The subscription price to the London
Times is SIS per annum.i q - :
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ON THE SOUTH EAST CORNER or THIRD
AND LAUREL STREETS:
.e- .g4fsssoE ,ez8 25lG 8aat<

He is fully prepared to keep on hand one Of the
largest and most varied assortments Of the above
articles to be found in the city Of Baton Rouge.
With bis increased and increasing facilities tor
obtaining ant storing merchandise, he is enabled
to meet all present and future demands, and
therefore invites the special attention OF pur-
chasers to that fact, hoping By : spirit Of accom-
mediation to please al, and to slways sell 9 rec.
Sensible terms Is the state Of the markets win
permit, to secure . liberal share Of regular pa
tronage.1 AtasHs so
Please call before purchasing elsewhere.
Aug 16-tf. +
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OUR HOUSE,,

The best Of WINES LIQUORS and LAGER
can always be found here.
An EXCELLENT LUNCH siwsys On the table
to which tho attention Of connoiseurs 10 called.
Corner Of Main 1 Lafayette sits Baton Rouge.
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HARDWARE, QUEENS WARE,
ALL AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

We return thanks for past patronage and hope
the material and low prices 10 now offer, may
promote our mutual interest. io iie
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WESTERN PRODUCE,
Received per steamers almost daily.

F. OTTO respectfully announces to his friends
and customers and the public generally, that his
store having been removed from its former stand,
adjoining Days Drug store, TO the large store and
warehouse building, .seni3 la
2s1a6 g slfais9s Tii8.fss s3
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
EstaJE Eshed IN. 1852.
MCPHERSON d. FERGUSS0N

NfPHIRSON IL. fEHCt.NNoN
81 Pa. Avenue. corner 1st st, East Capilo
Hill. Washington. ID c.
Dealers in D2TGS, MEDICINES aud
CiT%5IC.fIS; ELN'CT and TONEF4H-
TTfhi1S: SURGEONS. BAIIiIAG aud
C4HRL9G't1 SPONGE; HtI&. N.iii, an
TOOTH 5Rf>fE; COMBS; Bti J
KJ.I; IJBLA"> ENTRfCTS PH3-
Lows NlGIfT BIOO.VLNU ChREt. );
-ryrn OG.Nt,; POM4DES; IL3iR OH,
Sc. Sc, &c.
payilson'S Syrups (thc best in usa J; Es-
sex Eye and Eur Syringe and noUchc !; I!1r.}
Kuhtcr, G.aSs an,, Metal S'vline;rs; Genuine
CASTLE Soap; Ciycerne, Honey and other
Toilet Soaps, Ac.
Farmors, Physicians Ind Cnuntry Nor
chants Ii n.I ,ur stock of Medicines con
pcte ana of tat best quality.
Prescriptions compounded With care, and
orders fitted with despatch.
March Is, lS66-3m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
CHEAP GOODS,

AT CONRAD takes pleasure in announcing
N. to the citizens Of ST Mary's county that
he has ius, returned from Baltimore with n well
selected stock of SPRING and SU Nj MEX
GOODS, to which he would most respectfully
call the attention of those in want OF good ana
ehea2 Goods. His stock embraces almost ev-
sry article found IN n country village store
HIS stock Of SHOES, BOOTS anI HATS
~ very large and he can offer great barguns to
those in want.
In the DRY GOODS Line, he offers goods
Of all kinds NJ greatly reduced pnces-CAL
GOES from - Il, l5 10 . cents Per yard
DRESS Goods he offers unusually low.
Brown and bleached MUSLhNS he offers
from Il3 to 81 1-2 cents per yard.
GROCERIES-ke offers bro SUGAR from
10 l-3 I5 to Is cents per lb.-COttEE from
30 to 81 10 cents per III. and other goods IN
pronor,ion. I'm short he offers all kinds Of
goods at low prices. Call then if you want
BARGAINS. IERMS r\<H
He offers also large lot Of econd-hand Gov
ernmsnt GEAR for sale-S7 set.
Remember, if you want BA GAINS. to call
at the OH stand.
~ ~ N. CONRAD,
Agent
Those indebted are requested 10 pay their &c
counts and no further credltln5, except on ste-
eial contract and agreement. y I.
April 10. IS66-n.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
IJ20L,!IIlT' I.ITICI.
Petition for | 10 the Circuit t2nr
Insolvency: for s. Mary, county

DY virtue of authority vested in nc. IS
Ed Clerk or the Circuit Court :or SaiFt -
rvs county. il ieherehy ordered hat i."E1'. =
Smith. an Ensolvcr, Petitioner. re and apt''sr
hefor,. The sai,i court on the third Monday of
June next, 10 answer such interrogatofeS or
allegations AZ his creditors, en3ors"rS. or Sc
curities may allege or propose against ann ;
AM. that said Insoivent capSe copy 81 TINS
notice to be published in the Saint Mary ;
GAZETTE. once week for three months pre-
yiotis to said third Mon lay Of June reN;.
!NO. A. CAMALlER, OK.
Tue copv-Fest:
JN0- n. CAVALIER, Ci.k.
March 9Th, ISG5-3m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
Baltimore, March Isl, 1866.

g s. MORGAN HAVING BOUGHT
SO OUT THE Interest Of Trosn Morgan
! Co., win continue the BUSINESS at
n. .I4Q WEST PRATT STREET, op-
posite the Maltby House. With grateful
thariks to his friends and the public for
their patronage and confidence, he respect
fully asks continuance of their kind
ness. He earnestly requests that all per
sons!inieb5ed to the old firms of Irego &
Morgan. ana Tscgo, Morgan y Co. make
Immediate, payment to him, at his Office,
No lt9 WEST T1ATT STREET,
Respectfully.
] s MORGAN & co
March 29th. 1S66-1y
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
Coz artnership Notice,

n OTICE OF DISSOLUTION
= TIE Partnership # TEEEo 4
MORGAN Is this day DISSOLVED by
mutual consent.
JAMES S MORGAN IS aUthor;z d
ana empowered 10 collect al claims and
accouats due the firm, ani the creditors Of
the firm are.rcspecffn}ly requested 70 pres
snt their claims to JAMES s MGHG IN
f.r na. ll.ent, To whom tho assets IF the tlrF'
have hcon tra,sf,rred, to enable him 10
rqv .ll he creditors Of the firm Of irego,
Morgan 4 Co, ana Trcgo i Morgan.
\. TREGO,
J. s. MORGAN.
p,l;n.nrn NarcI Ii 1866.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
WA NT7ED.
BUSINESS Notice.

FmyYIE undersigned, hereby Informs his
Is friends aud the public, that he has
purchased an interest in the MERCAN-
TILE BUSINESS heretofore conducted
at the Head of ST. Clements Bay By y r.
f. Leach. Esq. The style Of the hrm VII,
be john Herbert 4 CO., and full ana
complete STOCK OF GOODS will 6e
kept on hand.
Goods will be sold very low for the cash
or lis equivalent
As the motto cf the pew firm will be
quick sales and small profits, my old
friends and the public are respectfully H.
vit"i to give me call.
JOHN c. HERBERT,
Head ST. Clclneuts BAY
May s, 1s66-1m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
SELECT SCHOOL
FO X
Y O yJ IyG L. 4 ID [ e S S

MISS KATE CAMAMF.R. is Wiling to
4fE add four young ladies to the number Of
pupils at present under her care.
She has comfortable and pleasant Boarding
accommodations ior them. Her course OF in
struclion comprises all the usual branches
taught in the h-5t Female Academlcs-lncud
ing French, Music, Drawing, Needle Work
&c.
The Fail session conne9ces Monday Sep
tcmbcr 9Th 1854.
Her terms ~iIl be made known upon appli-
cation by letter, or otherwise.
Address, Leonard Town, 7. -,
ST. Mary's county, AID.
February 18th, 16G4-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14
FOR iS/l LE.

SEVERAI. tracts of valuable River and
~ Forest lands, at reduced prices ami on
terms.
Apply to
JAS. IS. DOWNS,
Atty for OwAcrS.
Feb. 8th. l8G6-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14

Nov. I'll, f8G5-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-06-14

j y - ~ AO y
March 29th. 1S66-1y.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-25

WHAT TO Do WITH THEM.-We see it
stated that, since the Presidents circular
recommending that soldiers have the pre-
ference in appointments, the departments at
Washington have been beseged by applicants,
of whom not one out of a hundred can be
provided for. We would suggest that it is
perfectly feasible to send these men to fill
the positions in the Treasury and Post Office
departments in the Rebel communities, which
are now being occupied, in defiance OF the
law Of the land, by ex-Rebels who cannot
take the prescribed oath. Nobody can rea-
sonably object to allowing those brave men
who conquered the South to fill some of the
Federal offices there. 1t is to their efforts
that the Government is indebted for the
ability to have Post Offices and Revenue
offices at the South at all. Turn out these
unlawful intruders, and give the positions to
Union soldiers.
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

"WEDNESDAY, April rs -There is no improvement
TO notice in the market for Cl0verseed but prices
remain without essential change; small sales are re-
ported at S46Od5'75 for common and mir. Timothy
is very scarce and commands S5 5Oa575 per bushel.
Flaxseed sells slowly at $3.50.
There is no new feature to present IN the Flour
Market 1he receipts ana stocks continue very
small and holders are firm IN their views. There IS
a moderate demand for home consumption, but no
iIquiIy for shipment sales OF 500 barrels red
wheat extra fam at S13; 500 barrels Northwestern
90 90, at $40 259l050 and small lots a. sos for
sup Tfine; SS(D9 extras; and S12CD15 for fancy
brands, accoi ung 10 quality Rye Flour continues
very quiet, but continue to quote at S475e95. In
Corn Meal no change to notice.
The offerings of Wheat continue small and there
is a GCod demano Ior the article Sales OF 1900
busne good r at So so; 1000 bushels tair do. at
" 40; and 200 bushes choice at 50 65 including
1900 bushels chO ce spring at 81 02 White NAV no
quoted at So GDCd2 95 RYE is scarce, and in de-
mand at 95c. % usnel for PenDsYivania; 140O bus.
west ern sold on private terms. The receipts of
Corn continue small and yellow IS in active request
sales OF 1000 bushe at 8Otd81c No sales of Barey
or Barley Malt have been reported
his moves slowly, with small sales Of Penn
sJlvania al so 25tG2 26, and ONO at S2 27G92 %.