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furEitnre.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF war
ID rss,.d 'o.id Cbeng. ard MAna 80
Sufes psn ornamental. H. \. FARRlNo1O . ~ w.
CAsaIst. soDos,s WEBSTER EsiAbisb~d ls3i
ngsKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE,
MGnuiiciursdby
r. o. 5ELLEN.
No. l05 Fulon-st y \
UNIMELED FURNTTURE.--The largest assert
II meat o. Euauesd Chestnut and solid Walnut bedr91a
In bi, ty al Goods represented Also M4e'e
md senn. Beas Al the oid-estsblshed house - - 81,
WARHEN WAtD Co No ~ Cansl--.
IIOUSEKEEPERS, or persons going TO house,
k.erirs buy their Carpets. furniture Bedains sio M
D.5rogi Sni.s Kendall SCOTS Not w su ~
rot . corner Of Csna, aud pay by weekly or mopap p'y
ner, ptrf,Trd ----------
DAME PATENT SECRETARY BED.
II ETEORE BID. SinEBuAkD BID
BT'REAI BID SOFA BfD.
A, 0nf,sIE' 1 PAvNg's No lat s-,ie "r., Nee
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mlscellaneonc.

Hllscelaneonc
(,OKE-Wholesale and Retail, 81 80 per chaldron
In he yard or 81 80 delivered Orders received By CkAPsER
BIRNS No 1904 Wee, Eisternilst snd JOHN SMITH, cor
Avenue c and Fifssnthsi. Delivered imuediaiely
MANHATTAN OIL COMPANi.
WI Ne. 10 Broadway, T.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF
uIsONs SPERM OIL aud EXTRA LARD OLA
FOrH ailToada 5eansnits aud Factor.es
CTUART's SYRUP.-EItn Syrup OF superior
- quality In Also Low priced Syr IN bnTss tof sale
a. ID 49,. II ths Hssrsr~ NJ isd Chs~'hss'i"
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SUPRElN corIr. cLIY and GogNTY O. AEw.

- YORK.-HATlLDA r. BARUC AZ PHILIP BONFOEE sem
demand contract. loth- shove
usmei iol hrfeuy snmuIosd anl ;ls ,kes.
rrqurrd the comp sn Boz hs action OF c taiup
herewith wed aud 10 ancr Of
n yoar % toe said complaint '''',.
the tubscrbers 'rr Cfr, no. - esans' isrv or ty
vlln twenty days sitter tr rf,e hrro tcnv" u Inc DAY OF
within the
Jdru~n
Hundred ~
iool Dollars With The tfs DAY oi Api l beside ne
81 Fl - Ocnbrr H.
KAUFMAN, FRANK A WiLCONsOS. Plaintiffs Attornrys.
herein ben cd this toe
Oars City aud County Of Nswi 1855
KAUFMAN, FRANK I WiLCOAsON.
r1.fut a..
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OrFIcE OF CiNcIsYA1I DArTOS ASD tAslKRN{
RAILhoAD COxPANI, SANptsXr, ", Dee. ], 1900.
CEAIED PROPOSALS for executing the gradua-
ion dsug masonry and ior the supply Of materials
tia. psrt u Cincinnati Dayton sd Eastern Railroad 1eWeen
he ncio AZ or sharon and Dayton being distance
about % -s vii be received this Office mtl the 10th day OF
January 1891 s.- 81, -, - ,-.-- -
A.nE bids obtained. By applying a. This once.
All propo.s. n,t DO the ChsEnf of the c. D.
aud T. H. Company. . a. 80, .-,, l..
viii be received sitef Jsi ~ ~ - M, snd none WI oe
o3ened until that tine. HUSH H. sLOANti PRESIDENT
1. IL LArHAH. Secretary,
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AfIPREAlE COURT. CIV ana county OF WV
- YofI-MiTtLDA X. BARNE s-ains o. D. IT, OPEN.
IEiNER and PHILIP ONFORT-slmHcnsf money demand
on .ontr-To ssch the sboysnlmei defend .'''''' 800
sa You hereby 0usd 'ud required 10 u :. r
answer complaint iu scl1n. q Whch stamp ~
copy herewith srrsei upon YOU and 10 serve 1anceea
copy your answer O. he ld eomp'a On ihs
tw-y asy. the service ftr OF ne day 81 sn
service and you fu 70 The sid eorpn' within ne tne
sor hesn ndfrd art y-on doAa win interest
Tom tbs lT dsv oil Apr his acou-
Dated Oe,. ls. lSds. KAUFMAN FRANK Wi[cQXsoN.
Ia. aoe. . samP.nt ire. ls ban Nd ni. day
Sov. law cwF r'aInda'' Attorney.
CUPREAIE COURl-City and County Of New
y Yors-GEORGE ". EDWARDS, Plaintiff ast GUIDO
KATZENMAYER Del-nduntH gu'usncs Of Jud1nsn Of hs
astian DANIEL p INGRAHAN the ReisTre named IN the
.sll gJgeui VIII N sale Pn1c auction q r EEhinse
81 e.roo Broadway. 90 The Citv Of New ORR WE'D
NESDAY the 9;h day Of De-m0-r 6 st y o'clock BY
lame Muller Auctioussr the following described Letters Patent
"a s VIZ Lrttsrs Psru. -fansd By United States OF
aans OIns TIE said tisfs Patent oesF aae the On day
Of toussud eight uucTed ant any and e
sIsS BY Edwal LINDEN G-do K.tI.umsyeI end Sy The
Kazrnsys assgHed George v. kdFgrt. the pam
Of % Letter. Patent and sl benefits srd % De derived
rom renewals aud ,TsusionDasd Nsl or Noysno-r 90
r. TuLou Panuss Attorney. NJ Ia~JsIgAl
CVPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY VI
- SFw-YO nK.-JAMss T. ALLEN and LOUISA AL LhSS'
IA, VII. a.sfs, EMMA ROBERTSON FRANCIS ROBERlsoN;
guardian To the above Defendants You are neigl
and tie complaint this action wDiih
tIs day ed th' CLERKS Office Of sd Louf; ~ SAID NY ri
on The .lbscbsr biz oie 40 20 ws.'t ln sad ty Gnau
tUey lays sier the service hereo exclusive o. tne I & ,f
ad fall % answer the complaint Thnl ns rIss
plaintiffs THE acton will apply % the oHit i'i e ~
dsmsnd,d IA the complaint. Dated DeeenoeT o 49, 49, ,.
DeoIdlav6wF
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CUPREME COURT-CITY AND COUNTY OF
> NFW.YOHK-ADOLPl BAKER agai1st ELAllhA THOhP-
SON.-Suuulons a money demand Oh contrast '''' 80
TA Ihopsoni fonarr rfry 20 ceni ,tilp
answer the complaint IN Cancelled
this action. which copy herewith served
vo and 10 serve py 20 fe aicomrut on heb
s,u their ofi- No. Sd Nassau street d. N"a foA Civ wthl
,eatv service hereof exclusive 1 no day u snch
the sid Int within tbs time
sf,rs.sid tie plaintiff THE son will tax Judgment e7ein, yon
o. hundred and - 100 dollars WIN inlef
ct from day NAV tho1nd eight hundred id ky
of this srt.1u.- Dated y . Oct -, bt
KAUFMAN FRANK s. NiLfOA~oN Pllintih Attorneys
ths and plant ~ THIS acon was ti
day n.d Clrrk Cry aud County 81 New oTNoSrH
b-r l5fh. l3.'. a. ....
MD
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oy,,ca BOARD o. XssS,soss Nsv coulHoa'e, December
I3h
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4 ONG ISLAND .RAILROAD.-Winter arrange
IL men Noy-ub-t T. st6 Lave james slip Ns'l ON a.
~, mail train 'or drc-npon AMI way Hsons u " H. Io sN'
. Rivcfh-ad frani q i TOT
syoss-t and FsEmingdts stations
an o saturday nyhis for HOfih isip
ATORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
vi Foot Of and soer Nov 70 Morning NAL tfain'
stations vii ierv- 81
Ma Frpe.s fof al stsuons MbuE a. DO Moits
town fspf~.. 8 o. =. -CHOCH Assistant Sup-riHtsrdsuL
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Gmnsemenis

KEW YORK rHEATFR.
lcs,e, -,i tla- ise-,.
M-s-rs Wsff smith Levi ushcf
tbs FfFNiNfs. NE 20 fs4I
800 ne ptsf'fe i' o.. -rlut gore a A.cTls rr prfi
thWstAN FaiAN sPffTArLE
i.i u3. tL- Ifcn.I ri I4,o Ace by o. e. E-ar"f
CFNDhIILON
gov -n '.n- On urffden'e H. 4tt,ue IN c,ss' md
tArImLf MN sCEhERY
aud
HstNfirGHT wAEnr9Hf,
81 oA..Lil. a. ulACELEY
IsTEMhrH
NLbhAhiCAL EFFI CTS
~ ~ 3 Dehhsm sod Geo. Roundv.
Nov fnd Anrro prs ~ 80 W .-.'.. 3D. my Ties o. ton
COMPLETE CORPS pE BALLLr OF FirTI LAnlls,
under fas dlrtctisr OF
Sion OK n. OHOSSf
lnd 40 fOl0wm.
Pow EkFUL CAsr.
frilc- Chs-'nins. Mi's rs Aevoa
NFsnia lfJr.Ig .hs " wilkins
~ ottc Ness Colo
Madg08. Miss Alicia hendryile
Lnc3a ialy &C az, (loT-w oru1s Mss Ssie IllDckey
President Of Cupds ourt.-... Mr. p Bisnd
.sfNs5 Itose - tar
ltueeu OF tue Nile Ads DeTrfe
"a OF the higif..... Aiss Annie AEeugef
iuTtybury siarh
Mons de Ia Pfnchonrierr .ets. Ny ew1 Bskey
JOieOc0. Prime Minister. BIZ W. boUrris
hdhals sli ~ ftlry
or, - DISH"
Mtclon MI p Chnanan
MI hssto"
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Jew. YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
l3oC WINTER ARRANGEMENT ~
COMMENCING Dc H. 1885,

f.".assr Station IN H.-IOn. rv.aty'.v'a 'ns
F0Vnhass EntrHncs on f~sutvss '~nih-sl
TRAINS LEAVE EEw.Y)KAt
FOR Nsw-iiaven 90 Az (EI-,l l-yo. tl3 tEIJ 1O
(E1..i 80. 80 and 400 (EI,lpn -.
for Bdd,epot. 10i 900. tEI,l uD q. r. ria NIJ ~"
Ux..l AS 40 ard ~ tEx.l ..
Mlford ana sifiiord 7.oD I'D a a.; - - p "a
For tIIhsa S0utEpOf aud WesP'fi 20" LIZA n - ~
For Hor~Lk 100 500 (Il y % M; laI-. (ELJ 10'
m IS 80. so 600 iEL.i5. N.
FOR Ds1sn s.uU. SEQ illot a AS. 80 a.1Dp m
fIfrenVicu ~ so. lid ;t 4tn 49, ~ ~ p ~
zoo 10 Ia. go iLJ9 ~ pa (knI lS
200 (EIlI q. o. S.30. IN 500 (E1.,Ip- u - -. -.
For RON Che.;~ saons d0l NV Inv O.
2l5 so SD, 90. suI n. 49,
Thuudays ne 10 m rain VIII et'e 4Nru5 ie'sA'' u
llJa ,.,.,-,-,.o.r,,-,, rp,t~a
I0r Boston via Springfield zoe o. 'f-s, ~ 'Er ~ o N.
for Boston. Shore Line ala XII All m q. -. 49,
For Hartford sni Springfield 40 H. 'ELi -' ~" tIir'
Etop n
Tor hartford Pro,ideaos sad Fhfa Raro.a 400 iEL
l2l5p 10. -.-. $500. -,-.---l. . a., .
rorNsw New.Loadon and sanins'oa -iAf0'' " AS
Eor 1snsi aailFosd i9ls o "a 20 Northampton
Ior hostst9nic RaiirOsd. 3 a n, O. a.
Forh Auz ltaIrJad- d01a H. 40i p IA
. Tsr D.BbuTy Nos~aG hai5osd . , . m Ap p a
JAMES n. HoYr sa1t
NEW.JERsEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave foot OF
Courtand.st PHfLGDTLFHA 81 and u . n " n, T.
and y BALTIMORE sud NAHiNGroN 81 and ~ &
?. N and u midnight.
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9aIcs bn ancllon.

HFsHr y. LErps hrctiorecr
~ LEEDS & MINER vii, SILL by
boz FRIDAY Dee H. o. I". o.c.olk d. ofr .a.f-gloul.
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trsIf HtLrrs. Anc.in-cr .
1 UCIGN NOTlCE.-uENBY MOLTEN viii sell
= b., "f.- .f... Trustee or FN DAY TNiNlN- Dec f i'5
H H.Wf .r te tt1-h o bs'1e Paternity Ntc Rev IT, Do IT,
f 'a~ church Ftt-aVt. corner o. foft' tiar
" se YAH oe announced 90 Che Cttch on ur cams 'i we
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CUPREME COURr-City aud County OF New
- Yors -TLIZA 4. BLACKWELL. Faorutrir 81 sidney O.
Betven l.-rsed Psuua 'zao. NlLSLt 1
Money d.n,sd on srr.L Oh original
10 - d-..attat ahosenaird fou sre hereby
nrH Boz this seton which
WIN b. h ~ % thr tl-rk ofy CTS aud County Of New
York A. The CITY IN h- ok and % serve copT
sd sin ne uoschcf o. hi anee
No 59 botdwsy Nr YORK CITY within twry days ie the ser
Il rho day Of uch service
and III Won The lid complaint within tic time oFs-ad
al. pna ID vii rni sga1f you Tor Ire Sum
OF three hou.lnd dollars WITH interest re ll day Of May one
I,.,-I nseh-r q ina SMITH BARkI.R
49, Plaintiffs Attorney.
ali. the CLERKS Office OF
City Of new sie o. ss or N'yemoef l
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EALE OF GOVERNMENT VESSELS AND
y oUARTEBMASTERS PROPERTY.
Corporation Notifies.

4 CORPORATION NOTICE.-PC BLlC NOTICE IS
~ hes0y given Co. the Owner o. owner. occupant or 9ecugan o.
by ths the following completed and
lodged office oths Board u As oors for examination by al
fif.or building Sewer cob stree from Broadway to 9th
SesSni-Yor puving with stone blocks Charles street from Hod'on
f15|yof sss9ns sidewalk. in .,h avenue from soa streets
Forrt-for pvia with blocks 3a street, from ID aveuue
TniFoi building Basin w Old slip and Frank
sIss@For building W Of 9Th avenue and 4h
ssyso.aFor building Basin on L Of West and Albany
TsaFo buidns Basin On S ". Of 5h and
NhFor buidius Sewer First between 9th and oh
tlth nd l2th and 18Th snd
TsntFOr building ks1th avenue between ih and
EisvsnshFor building tie coru Of Second avenue
IvsiFo building in Pr, avenue between ''th and
ThesnthFo bi dine sewer in Hudson aud Greenwich street"
foSstb@sor 7s,isg VITA Jrsp BLOCK street 9th to 9th
fassnFor paving with blocks Cedar street. from Ps'Ht0
Inc ats embraced by sess-n include ell TIE several
of ground nt lots pieces and psree o. land l
Frsob side. Of Goth street from Broadway gh and
i the bo soatasIy o. Broadway and Sh ave
Sseon6-Bo,h charles from Hudson to Greenwich he.
aud the sEsD; Ct bali ie block either way Oh the s
T6ils@soih aide. Of Fish avenue from ald 20 eou street,.
River and hs tho BLOCK the inieTeons
Tsb-Tle block tnowna Franklin rasrts,.
10 lie extent Of lis feet on tn Of 46th
SeyenfhThe south side e albany street ort"trn Warrington
Eish-WSr5 Nos % 20 80 A. e. a. block No so in The
l9.i. Ward
Nn,tBo,t ds' Of Dvssa st and oh street, s.o
bwu lit and 9Th Streets also both sdss
Of lsi sveaue. between 18th and lTtl sr-e,s -
Tsnt-B0th sid- ofsh brtg-sn 4t erd 5h .eets
Al block SOC 20, sot 90 100 o oa
sss t6 5 s Sc go end be ls Ward and also Cen
ira Para. a.,
aysnuc 10 point s both Aoe' Of l'
syenae from 8ith 70 95h sireets
TbireHb-Both Hudson aud Greenwich streets from
Lsisht Hubert streets o., In, - 49,
sides Of 3ls. street. between b and M s'enue
10 cot % hail tie block FlId Hseunea
F@euth-Both sides 81 Cedar street. f~aT 20 Nesl stse
snd 10 hall the block on the Intervening streets
affected by tr shove named Assess
-r and opposed the either Of theu are Re
luestd their OBJ cton in writing 70 one Of thr nno~
- CLs-beIs street. Daseleut New Court
Howe within thirty days frou ths da.e q his notce
E JACOB r. OAKLEY,
+--- ioAs GIli&SELL, Beard o. Assessor,
ISAAC q. HUNT.
OYYcz Board AsszssoA5 New Contio1ie, December =
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~ TEIlII NVI NI--NII NM N'IN.'I 7 -
> NEIV.YORE -CARPER FLORENCE Plaintiff against LENA
FLORENCE. Tor rrli-i---
lCou not rrvetI- the Defendant abyye a. Internal
hrfrby ou~d end Required ~Tenus star
answer compliant To- tLs artinu which suc tancsfd
viii be- hid The office Of The C~rx OIL:
the City Hal. h. said city sndo
.srve r9py sai complaint tfe ssbcfbrs,
,t rir otre Nssssu the City Of Ncw-iors whht
twenty the 81 ts rhnsyeol
TIE d. 81 and you il 20 tie .ad con plant
ti the lreraid h I1f'f mis- seton ul agrv % the
(gurf ccuandef BE- fhr rouprDnrd Ncv-l ora,
O-,ob,rq lFf AURfANCE a NANDEHPOkL.
P.ntH'. Attorney Ne. Gi Ntssaust.. NeT-l ork.
The carrlsini srieu h-l ~ 0re n
New to- Cay Has IN
SAD siiy. ou ths I'd OF Noyrmbef. 1900 -
~. i,et,vF ADHIANCE a NANDEEPOEL.
a. n-rrvs
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
TO CoNsUNpTIyEs.


The advertiser. having been restored to
health in a,fe~ weeks by a very simple rem-
edy. after having suffered for several years
with severe lung affection. and that drea''
disease, C"n>ump'ion-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means
cure s.t q.
To all who desire il lc viii >eri copy ,f
the prescription use! free Of ctara'', with
the directions FIR preparing and using me
same, which they will find SURE CURE tor
CoNsuMPrIoN, ASTHMA .BRoNCHITIs, ,CouGas,
CoLps. and all Thtoats and Lung Affections.
The ouIy object of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription is t" b'nfit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceives to bs
Invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer viii
try his remedy, as it will cost them Iothins,
and prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription. rHEE BY
return mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD a. WILSON,
Williamsburg. kirgs c., New York.
Fes. 8th, 1s66-lyl.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
SELECT SCHOOL
FO K
Y D UlY lj IL A ID L e. S

MISS KATE CAMNI.IER. is willing
-'A add four Young ladies' to the number o
pupils at present under her care.
She has comfortable and pleasant Boarding
accommodations for them. Her course oi in
struction comprises all the usual br,ur @.
taught in the bv>t Female AcaLCmtps --,a,tud
ing French, Music, Drawing, NecuIy Norh
&c.
The Fall session commences Monday Sep
tember 5th 1864.
Her ter.aS will be made known upon appli-
cation by letter. or otherwise.
Address, Leonard Town, p. O.,
ST. Mary's county, I'D.
February 18th, lS64--ti.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22

Aug, 3, lsss--tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
Guns, Rifles and Pistols !

The undersigned would respectfully call
the attention OF transporting public t" his large
assortment ct
DOF7RIE SLN'GLE BARREL CT Ms
For Duck Deer ard Bard Sh"of'"g
Rifles Of all sizes, calibre, weight and
length.
Pistols ct all kinds-SincIe and Rrpcatln.
fl, m one I" eight shots.
Fin powder TASKS, shot pouches, belts and
game bags.
Eley's double waterproof and Z 3 'aps
Walkers Coxs and & ID do.
Powder, shot. Cartridges, and all KINDS "'
s,ortinc ammunition constantly on han!
Guns male to orucr, and all repairitS d"nt
in the best manner. and warranted,
ALEXANDER MeCOMAS,
No. 81 South Calvert street Bai'lmore Nd
EsrABII>HED lS45.
July 10, 1S6j-6m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
The Great Bone Fertilizer.
Bough's Rae Bone Phosphate,
Containing So per cent. IHOs
nhnte Of Lime aud 4 O5 per gent
Aln III nil.
Ost lS. la6-n.

yUIHE PHOSPHATE OF LIME contained
in this article, being Obtained exclusive
" from Raw Bones, and a true Bird Gnan''
there is no portion of it imperative, as IN The
case Of Snper phcspha,es made from Mineral
Guanos, Gnt beng entirely soluble IN the
soil, continues to lmpart its ieit1'znS quail
ties to the crops for years.
'Che remarkable success whct has attend
ctl its use for several years past is sufficient
guarantee to INDUCE those who have not tired
II. to do SO.
TRY IT THE COMING SEASON Oh
vonr various crops, and YOU will then be
convinced.
GEORGE DUGDALE.
= -. manufacturers Agent,
No l05 Smiths Wharf,
Baltimore. Mary land.
August %, ls6i-3m-
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
CtNfTR.uITIOE No TICE
William Ch,snutt s. rthers
Rcbecea JShanks &. Others +.

IN The Crcui, Court for ssin, Mary y'scouh.
ty string az CouFt off,q'sly. e
No 457 Equity.
~y yirtue Of authority vested in me a:
b Clerk of the Circuit Court for Saint Ma
ry,. County. BY the "Cpde Of Public Geaera
Iaws,' Of this State. it is hereby oriered, thai
the Auditors Rcp6t, marked A. fled in 'hl:
cause be ratified and confirmed, u,less caust
- Tho contrary be shown on or before th'
third Monday Of Nov, next; provided
copy of this order be inserted In the sam
Marv's G,,=rtfe once week ior thfee s"cIes
sivc weeks prior TO the 'thiro "'o"o''
Of Nov, next. ~,
" JNO. A CAVALIER, C'k.
True copy-Test:
JNO. \. CAMALlER, Crk.
Oct. 2s, l86G-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22

NtRNERS and Dealers are respectfully
referred ~ the above Fertilizers - beng
prepared il the best manner, ''Tor"nc'hN fc''a-
bic AID IN ,ycfy way ca'cuated t" give un''
.trsai satisfaction. They are fA'c''r'Vc.y
kt.o~u. b iug usel with great Sncc.S- dnnhS
tn- past six = seven years We are c'afI-
dent that all ho huy tue above Fertilizers
VIII receive futl return Tor their ontay. not
only upon the crop ma.sur'd iherewuh, bl,,
even tor several years upva grass and other
.rsl crops
L. J. RUTH & CO., Agents.
No. l6 Towlys Wha,f, Baltimore, Nd.
june -, ls66.--ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22

Colds, Hoarseness, shma, Whooring Cough
Chronic Coughs, CONSUMPTION. Bronchitis
and Group Being prepared from Honey and
Herbs it is healing. s'fteniEs. and expecto
utine, and particularly suitable tor all a'iec-
ns Of the Throat and Lungs. For sale oy
gsists everywhere.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22

with an,laci.ls and carminatives to strength
en- the stomach and nervous system. 1t IS a
certain remedy for Dyspepsia, or Indigestion,
Nervousness, Loss of Appetite, Accidity Of
the Stomach, F!atulency and Debility. 1t is
not alcoholic, therefore particularly suited for
Weak, Nervous and Dyspectic persons. For
sale by all Druggists everywhere at 81 per
bottle
Feb. LIST, lS66-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects of youthful indiScrctIon, will, for
the sake "t suffering humanity, serd free To All
who need it, the ecpc and directions or max
lug the simple remedy by which he WAS eur
ed Sufferers wishing to profit by the aiser-
tisrr's experience, can do 50 by aiireSSins
JOHN b. OGDEN.
No Is Chambers ST.. New York
Feb. sth, lSt6-lyr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
JAMES ii. WILSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

: Leonuro}to,en, Nd.
Has commenced the practice of bis prefes
sion IN lenr,a e,ltown, St. Mary'S county, Nd
and viii. promptly attend 10 any fusne
entrusted TO bis care. He may always b
found ut the Office Of the Commissioners
Court
Dec. 18th, IS65--.i
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
Professional Notice,


'HE unders gned, having entered into ap
arrangement with an able legal 6rp 10
Washington city to prosecute claims against
the Government. respectfully invites the peo
pie Of st. Mary's and adjoining counties TO
transmit him any claims, whcther for Boun-
", Pensiuus, Damages during the war or 9TH
cause which they may hoh'against the
Uuited States Goreremcut. Strict attention
wili be given aud prompt return made OF all
iNuica.cd claims. All business OF a legal
character placed in his hands will be protapt-
" attended 10. Information in rga'd 10
sams cheerluily gisen, free OF charge. Ad-
dress,
Il. A. JAMISON
Attorney at Law
aud =
General Claim AgsOl.
Chaptio,
ST. Mary's County.
Nd
Jnre a. IR6e-Iy
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22
STRANGE, BUT TRt f.

Every Young lalv aul gentleman in the
United States can hear something very much
to their advantage by return mail (rce of
charged hv addressing the underSigued.-
Th pse having fears of being humtugged will
1blise bv not noticing this card. All Others
will please address their obc1ien, servant.
THOS. F. CHAPMAN,
s3l Broadway, New York.
Feb. 9Th, la66-lyr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-11-22

MNR. WM. WOOD WARD has located a
H. FISHING POINT NEAR Nj, itstous Land
NJ and respectfully oilers has profes s.ion>t s.r
yeas to the public.
nay 3oth itn3-n.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-14
FARM WAGONS.

FARM WAGONS.
NOTWITHSTANDING am building
IN large number of Pixies Peak Wagons, still
continue the business OF making
THE VERY BEST FARM WAGONS,
and voulds,v to the farmers OF this and adjoin
ing counties that 1 can supply them with any
thing they want in my line, of the best quality
and At reasonable rates. B. H. KlMBALL.
Rock Island, Jan. 10, dwtf.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-14
Remember,

I From the Rev. D. MerrIge, Pastor OF the Pass
yunk Baptist Church. Philada.l
From the many respectable recommendations
gwen to DIR. Aooiand's German Bitters, was In
duced to give them a trial. After using several
bottles found the m to be good remedy for de-
bility, and mo excellent tonic for the stomach.
b. MERRlGE.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-23

he saw no reason why each of those States
should not oe welcomed to-day TO the en-
brace of the parent government with an
acclaim of joys almost like that which the
angels gave at Bethlemem. The avowals
by the President, of his desire for theexclu-
sion Of rebels from all the powers Of the
government, and for their condign- punish
ment, had been so frequent, so recent and
explicit that 70 doubt their sincerity, would
be to attribute to the President treachery
to his profession, and iufdelity to all in
stincts of honor and manhood. It VIII be
to attribute to him the purposes and con-
duct which would be disgraceful to the most
vulgar political harlequin, but which, in
the ruler of a great and generous people,
who had so honored and trusted him, would
be utterly disgusting and Infamous Con
gress had.already indicated it0 belief in the
same thing. It was obvious, therefore, that
the President and Congress agreed, that
the disloyal should De sternly excluded BY
severe ordeals from the government until
they bring forth fruits meet for repentance.
He then proceeded TO discuss the right of
Congress to exclude from citizenship all
who had voluntarily. renounced it, sustain
ing his position in the Constitution, in the
Internationals law and preeedents cstab-
-lished and praetieed by foreign govern
ment5, and followed by the American gov
ernment. In the case of persons who had
been engaged in Shay's rebellion in Massa-
ehusetts- Considerable discussion ensued
between Messrs. Hale and Shellabarger on
law and precedents. The former claiming
that the act of attainder clause protested
Mr.. HALE concluded by paying high
to Mr.. Shellabarger's speech.
and said he would take the first opportunity
to answer the disputed points.
House then adjourned rEI