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The New York herald., 1867-05-01
senator Wilson and Thad Stevens RepmbIi-
cans Boitins Under the Crack Of Thad,.


The people Of the South are bshavus oue too veil IN
suit some Of our fcks There now fair prospecs that
they will reconstruct promptly under the laws OF Con-
Representatives and ssnasos end b. rssdv 70 Are
10 the next Presidential election This prospect sssisnes
The people generally, but u h too eoed 70 suit the
ider state Of perpetual dsunion and var the most
favorable for them.
rRnn PARTY uoHr sovru
Southern votera whits we'll ~ hlack srs ukslv "A
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29
70 the Voters of St. Mary's Co.

FENHE present sad and deplorable con-
a dtion of our once glorious republic
adlnonishes US that old St. Mary's. with
her past glorious record-her devotion to
States Rights, constitutional liberty and
her irreprcssiole hostility to dcspotism
AID oppresaion--should make an effort 10
bring back our republic. if possible, to its
earlier aud purer days when o6lce sought
the man and not man the o5ice. vt least
she should make au effort to rescue our
beloved State f<5',sse;.a~sIi'ical d~morali-
zation which Is ou..~nt III the country and
tainting the democratic party Itself. With
this Wv. | would Suggest the names of
the following gentlemen to be voted for at
OR next autumnal election. They are all
gentlemen of the highest order of iutelli-
cence and of strictest personal anl pollti-
Cal integrity Their election would con-
fer honor aud character on our county.
For The Senate. Col JOHN DENT
For the LcyiStuturc.--. q E . K G +
THOMAS.
Aug 5, 1867.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29

will sell at pub,i, ; lie in Ieonarltown
1 on th,- FIRST TUESDAY N NO
VENEER COURT The farm n which
L f. Neale pow resides, located ou 81.
CIenlcut's Bay ~ Chaptlco District and
known a part OF ST. WlNIFRED' )
FREEHOLD. This Farm contains 80
acres Of land, more or less, aud has good
ORCHARDS upon it. having about a
THOUSAND bearing PEACH TREES. A
more particular description is not deemed
ncce>>ury at this time, and all parsons de-
slrous of purchasing are invited 10 call and
view the land
The terms arc, onc-half cash, the bal
ancc on liberal terms as TO time. subject
to agreement, or made known Oh the day
of sale.
MARY j. NEALE.
Aug ID, 1867 I'd.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29
NOT ICE.

FF,UE Public Schools of SAINT Mary's
/ County, viii be re-opcncA on the Is:
Monday OF September ncNt.
On Thursday, 29ti, instant, | will DC III
Lconarltown to examine applicants for
Teachers position IN tha Public Schools
those who have not been examined hereto
farc must be examined on said day as also
those who desire First Elaas Certificates,
Applications for appointment as Teachers
must Ic lnadc TO tic respective Connls-
,ioncrs on or before the 3 st inst.
JAMES BUNTING,
Prcst. l.. Sch'l Comrs.
Auo. - | N6I I'd.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOrICE Is hereby gwen that the suhscrl-
= bers have obtained from the OtphanS'
ourt of 81 Narv's county, ~ Maryland let
ter> ct administration vi the per<onaIcstafe Of
john Mdhu,n, ute oi said county, deceased.
An persons having c!aithS against the SAID de.
ceased, are hereby warmed 10 e>htbtt tic same
with the pcoper Vouchers thereof, :nthe SubSCri-
bels. on or hstore the l0th day oj Feht; SIS
othetw ise they may DC excluded by law from al
beneht nt the Smd estate. t.Iven under our
hands shls Isl day OF Aug io6I
" NJ II Ct.NRkE,
W \ w TI.tEFf
AUIlIRl st!1to.s.
Au.', L b7- iW.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

The friends of JOHN DILLAHAY,
recommend him to the voters II Satut Ma
rvs County as IA candidate for reelection
te the office If County Commissioner. a
tho ensuing Fan election.
Jau 3lst. lo0T--te.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29
ANNUAL MEETING
OF TIE
Stockholders of the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad Company

FN!TN Annual Meeting Of the Stockhol-
4 dars Of the BALTIMORE AND PoroMAc
RAIL RoAD CoMrANy for the election of
DIRECTORS for the ensuing year. and
for such other business as may De brought
before the meeting. will be held At UP
PER VI MARLBOROUGU,
On Wednesday, thc lth day Of
September next,
al II, m As it is very desirable that
a maioii;y of the stoc!, should be rcprcscn-
ted, Stockholders unable to attend, will
please send their proxies to persons who
will be present.
There Will bc a meeting Of the Dircc-
tors on the same day, at lo! A. NJ.
OIEN BOWIE.
President of the
Ralt. s Potomac T. Il. Co.
Aug l, 1S01-td.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29


tweDty-cight sections Of Article eish
teen of the Pnb.lc Local Laws. entitled,
81. Msry's county, and >db-titltd Char
lottc Hall.
Section L. BE it enacted bv the General
Assembly of Maryland, That sections
twcrty-seven and twen'y-eighs OF article
eighteen OF the Public Local Laws. enti
lied. St Mary's county and sub-;itied
Charlotte Hall, be aud The same is hereby
rcpeaed, and re-euactcd so as TO read ~
follows
Sec .. Be it enactc l, That it shall not
hc lawful f,r any person, whether licensed
n sell spirituous liquors or not, to sell,
J;,nosc Of barter or give, within the VII
lace Of Charlotte Hall. CT whether two
miles thereof, either directly or indirectly,
,nv spiri,uous or fcrmented liquors or cor
d;als Of any kind, or in any quantity wha'
ever to any youth Cr minor under 'he age
Of ,w.nty-oue years, without the written
order of the pafeut or guardian OF such
minor. and any person violating The pro-
1;.,ons of ,hi5 section shall bc liable to
Indictment IN the CrcUt Court OF st Ma
rvs county, nor shal. u be lawful for any
n,r.on liccuscd to sell spurious OF ferueG-
,cd tiouor. in the village OF hariotte Hall,
70 sell, dispose Of, barter or gave h4uor-of
onv kind or in auy quantity, 10 be drink III
ANY store public place or Al any place within
,wo miles Of said village, other than a.pu-
.. Irollinc, -, uD5u conviction thereof
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29

The friends Of j. FR.tNK BWuANAN
respectfully present him = the vohr> Of -.
Nary.s Cunty. - a can,lilhtc tnr \>.a-,.S
itln,ncv ri the ensuing election aul Nui yit
FIR him favorable consideration.
An.. Is. lNiE-tc.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Aug. Is, 1867.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29

The friends of BENEDICT MAGlLL
recommend him to the voters of 81. Ma
rs county as a Suita bic candidate fer
Connty Commissioner At the ensuing FAit
Election.
Jan. 2S, lS01-tc.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29
For the Senate.

The friends Of b. 4 JANI>ON pre-
gent hi,n to The t,"terS Of 81 Mary. county
IS a candidate for State Senator At the next
election and solicit for his CLAIMS distas-
sionate consideration.
Leonai dtown District.
July 25th, 1867.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29
For Register of Wills.

offer myself to the voters of St. Mary's
county rs candidate Cor the office Of Re-,,ter
Of w ills aud respectfully solicit The support of
my friends and fellow citizens for that position
THOMAS l. DAVIS.
May 9th, 1867.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29
/ or County Surveyor.

The friends Of jim II Cnuxx cffer
him ~ suitable candidate for Coontv
SURVEYOR. and ask for him The supp 'rtnf
his friends aud fellow citizens at The en-
sung eIectlo". Charlotte Hall
Aug |, 1SjT.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29

I. THOMPSON YATES is respectfully
recommended to the voters of ST, Mary 5
county a. a candidate for Judge Of the Or
rhans' Court at the rnsnn2 election and WILL
receive a liberal support III
ST. lNJooEs' DISTRIcr.
march 2l, 1Sb1 -tc.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29
For County Commissioner.

The Friends Of HEZ >kIAH CiWOOD
recommend him Il the voters ot SAINT Mary :.
CoGnly as q candidate for County Cnmmls-
soner, at the ensuing Fall election and the
People will support him f9r that position.
ChaptiCo District.
may so, l867-te.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29

The friends of Mai. John II. Milburn re-
him to the voters of Saint Mary 5
County as a caudi late for Judge Of the
Orphans' Court, and endorse him as emf
nent!y qualified tor dat rosltIon Ii ne VIII
consent to be a candidate, rs we trust hc VII,
he viii be warmly supported by
I.EoNAKpToWN DISTRICT.
Feb. 2Sth St1--tc.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29
For the Legislature.

JOSEPH II. KEY is recommended to
the voters of St Mary's county as can
didate for seat ia the General Assembly
of Maryland at the ensuing general cleo
ton and will receive an earnest support
from Many Voters.
Aug. IS, 1867.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29

@OTtCE is hereby given. that the IN
"a dersened Examiners appointed hr
.bo CoaGty tommiss,ouers' OF Saint Nh
~ : county TO visit ard inspect the road
proposed to be opened from the foot OF
Motley Hall Hill to a lane al che iafe Mrs
Burch'~ gate, near Plowdeus wharf. pas
sing th1nrg Oh the part Of Motley Hall owned
by Or aud Ms Waring through that part
of Bran bIey owned by the heirs OF the late
Wm II Thomas through that part OF
Brambles owned by Richard Il Miles;
that part of Bu5hwood (now Known as
Chicahominy), owned By the heirs OF he
late VIM Fl Garner or whatever may be the
names of the different tracts Of lands or the
owners thereof. and report to the County
Con- mms>ioners whether in their Judgment
he public convenience requires SAID read
to be opened and made public thorough
fare or what road or roads will best promote
the public convenience through said land
or lands, aud what will be the probable
cost of opening the s'.ne, will meet at the
foot Of Motley Hall hill on
Monday, the 2nd day of Sep
tember next,
and proceed to execute the trust of the
sud Commissioners Court Commission
issued the 22ni Of Nav. 1867
JAS G. GREENW ELL,
WM F COMBS,
HENRY G ADAMS,
Examiners
Aug. |, 1SG7-td.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29
For The Senate and House of Del
eg0tcS.

Mr. Editor.--If the gentlemen whose
names are mentioned below. will consent
to serve the public, they will be warmly
supported and their elcction will be alike
creditable to the sound judgment and pa
triotism of the voters of the county.
For the Senate DR.. T. \. LYNCH.
For the Legislature JOSEF II KEY,
Esq, aud Dr. A. SAPPlNGFON.
Aug, p, 1867.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29
F0p COyfyTy CIEPkSBJP

CLARKEI. DURAN t IS respectfully re-
commended to the voters OF st Mary'a coun-
ty as a candidate for. Clerk Of the. Circuit
Cour, and Will be warmly supported by
the Factory DISTRICT.
march 2l,~4861.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29
For County Commissioner.

JOHN S MATTlSGLEY is respect
fully recommended to the voters of st
Nary's Coanty, as the Poor mans candi-
date FOR County Commissioner, at the en-
suing Fall election.
MANY FRIENDS.
May 80, 1SG7-te.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29

y In tho Circui; Court tor St Nary County.
sitting as Court Of Equity.
No l0o y Il
EsY virtue of authority vested n me as Clp:k
~ Of The Circuit Court tor - Mays county,
hy the -CrIc Of Public General Laws , oI
this State. it is hereby ordered. that the
Auditors Report marked \. flied IN
tins case, Ie ratified and confirmed, un-
less cause to the contrary be shown ON
or before The first Monday OF September
uexr; provided y copy Of this order he pub
}ishcd ~ the st Mary Gazette once week
Tor three successive weeks prior t. The tllsl
Nuuday OF September next.
JNO \ CAVALIER, Clk.
True cypy-!c>t:
lNO \ CANALlER, CTk.
.iug, I. lSJ1-3W.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29
Office TO CREDITORS.

RgOTItE f. Is hereby given thnt the subscri-
kN Der has obtained from the Orphans Court
of ST. Nary's county, IN Maryland. letters OF
on the personal estate of John
II Robrecht. late o.! sand county deceased. All
Dersons having claims against the SAID de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the Same
with the ,roner rouches thereof. to the sub
scrlher on or before the lSt day of March, 1868,
otherwise they lnay he excluded by law from
all be left OF the sand estate. Given under my
han tbs 18th day Of Au.g, 1867.
JOHN G KRU LII,
Admins traitor.
L.. lS1,- IL
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29
July IS. 1867.
FOR ORPH.7NS' COURT.

DALI SuTToH is recommended to TIE vo,
.or, Of St Mary's county As a candidate for
the .Dudgcship of the Orphans Court, at the
ensuing FAN election. CHArrIco,
march %, 1861-ie.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29
For County Commissioners

Col TUEOpHTIUS HARRISON is re-
commended to the Voters of Saint Mary :
county, as a candi latr for re election t. tn"
oifice Of County Cumn ,sioner at the ensuing
Fall Election,
Charlotte UIl District;
Aug. Is, 1867.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS.

The Friends of JOSEPH r COUGH re
commend ham to the Epters OF 81 Mary's coun-
" as candidate f3r Register of wills aud en-
Ioyse him as eminenty qualified for that position.
\THE PEorLE.
April 18th, 1857.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29
For the Senate.

To the even: of the ad 1pfioo Of the Com
stltut,on by the people, ! announce myself
as a Candidate tor &c. election TO the Sen
ate.
g. FRED MADDOX.
Aug 10, 1867.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29
For County Commissioner.

The friends of WILLIAM MAT'rING-
LEY of Wn, respectfully announce him as
a candidate for seat in the board of County
Commissioners and claim that he is entitled
to general support from the PEorhE.
June 49, 1867
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29
For County Commissioner.

The triend, OF JAMES JONES re
11ect!u;iy recommend hitn as candidate
Tor County Comlnissio ler at the ensuing
Fall election.
Aug -. 1857.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29
For Sheriff

The friends Of II ALEXANDER
CLARKE, orthc Factory district, present
him to the voters Of St Nary's county as
q candidate for Sheriff at the next election
Factory DISTEICT.
Nov Is, 1866.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
The friends Of RICHARD COLTON
present his uame to the voters of this coun
tv as candidate for seat 10 the next
Legislature of Maryland. If he will con.
sent TO serve, he will be warmly supported
by the
FACTORY DISTRICT.
Aupt. Sth. 1867.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29

We are authorized to announce j. ED
WIN COAD as candidate 10y Clerk Of the
Circuit Court fnr g. MaryS county.
April II, 1851
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29
For the Legislatures

Mr. ED1TOR Please announce Dr.. JOHN
NJ. BRONZE As a candidate for seat IN the
next Legislature of Maryland, and obll5e'
Charlotte Hall District.
.4ug 15, 1S67--te.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29

The friends Of } M rs IT, DUKE an
nounce him as a caulilate for County
Commissioner at the ensuing Fall eleo
ton.
Jan 31st, 1S61-te.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29
For County Commissioner.

The friends of JOHN PARSONS sus-
pcst his name to the voters Of Saint Ma
rvs county, as 4 can lidate for County
Commissioner, at the ensuing Fall Eloc
tion: and. if he will consent to serve, he
will be warmly supported by the
People.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF ST.
MARY'S COUNTY.

NJ MAN1 , IOt l.
Aug 5th, 1867.
ORDERED, That the sale of the Real
Z , Estate of James L Dent. deceased ,
made by Benz Pembroke, amdr., of said
deceased, and this day reported to this Court
10y said admr., be ratified and confirm
ed, unless cause be shown to the contrary,
on or before the OH of october
next-rroviled, ascopy of this order be
inserted III some newspaper published in
st. Marys county, at least once week :
for three successive weeks, before the
9th of September next
The Report states the amount Of sales
to be SllS5.
\ J SPALDlNG, chiofjudsc.
JAMES I YATES, asct,judge.
Aug 5, 1867 -3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29
PLANTERS ATTENTION! !


3ijb's Patent T'bncco Firing apparatus I
!Socc loto Crap, nnt Secure HIGH Prizes
a OCR,,ttentiou is called to our patent ar
4 raugcmcnt for Curing 1obacco, tn" de
manl for which has s,rapidly encraaSed, that
we have been compelled to increase our ia
eli ,cs .or supplying them.
No Planter should be without one as they
lot only Sare tie crop, but pay for them
selves, cut Of the largely increased prce pro-
cured for the tobacco, the first year.
Descriptive Circulars and full particulars
sent gratis, on appIIcaton.
.1dltcss, OF call on
HIBB.& CO.,
Baltimc:e Stove House,
80 Light Stect BAlt
Aug -, 1SG7-t".
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29

ATNTlcEts IS herehy given thar the subscriber
Y has obtained from ihe Orphans Co0rt at s.
Alary 5 County. Maryland, letters ot admins
truton on The personal estate of Geo SlNton,
late of 81. Mary $ county, deceased. Al Per
sons having cllims against the SaId deceased are
hereby warned 10 exhibit the same with
proper vouchers thereof. 10 the subscriber. on
OF before the 3lst day Of Feb, 1868, otherwise
they may be excluded by law from all beneht
OF the SAID estate. Given under my hand this
Isl day OF .Aur, 1867.
S9R.in S.lNTON,
AdmmStratrIx.
Aug l. IS67-3w
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29
For County Clerk.

If WIN. F. LEACH will consent to be
a candidate for Clerk o, the Circuit Court.
he will receive a general support from the
people of the county and liberal vote in
Leonard Town District.
May 2nd, 1867.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29
InsoIycnt Notice.
Petition for In the Circuit Cour
Insolvency.. for ST Mary's count.

Petition for In the CIRCUIT Court
Insolvency. for ST Marys county
DY virtue Of authority vested in me. as
kA Clerk 81 the Circuit Court for Saint Ma
rvs county, bv the "Code Of i'ub|c General
Laws" Of this State it is hereby ordered that
John Alvey. an lnsolvent Petitioner, be
and appear before the said court on the third
Monday OF Nov, next, to answer such in
tcrroeatories or allegations as his creditors, en-
dorscrs. or securities may allege or propose
against him, and that said lnSolvent cause a
copy of this notice to be published in the
Saint M2ry's GAZETTE, once week for three
months. previous to said third Monday of
Nov, next
JNO. A. CAVALIER, Cl'k.
True copy-Test
JNO. A. CAVALIER, Cpk.
Aug. /. l661-3m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29
|HS0[YEHT NOTICE.
Petition for In the Circuit Court
Insolvency. s for st. Mary;S County.

EeN virtue of authority vested in me AS
40 Clerk Of the tnrl,it Court for St. Ma
rvs county by the Code oi Public General
| avs "ol tai> state. il is hereby ordered that
h,hari Bond, an lrso1veut Petitioner he
and apre'r ho'or" the SAID Court on the 'hlrd
Monday ot \ov nrNt. Il answer such inter
rNcatortcs ~ ale2ruon> As lis creditors. en-
dHrserS or securities may ailvGe ar propose
against hlm aud chat sad in$alvent cause a
copy ct THIS no'icc To bc puhlShe, in the 81.
Mlrvs GAEErrE once a week Ter three
monu.>, previous 10 Said third .Nun,lay of
Nov NAT
JNO. A. CAMALlER, Cr&
True copy Test:
mo. a. CAMALllN, Ci,&
i ~. =. lSpt-6u.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

may so, lS67-te.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-29

Aug Is, 1S61-3m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-12
eco OPERATION. "A correspondent OF the
-. J Uo,;rer Thus writes

Co. OPERATION. "A correspondent OF the
Richmond Enquirer thus writes:
It seems that there are some persons in S,T-
ainia who desire to Cooperate with the rad
icll party.
ical party were to propose genera ali,nGsIy'
mntn, forgiveness and respect, should think
if would still require much philosophy TO CO.
oncrate with them But when the platform
Of this party assumes the guilt and demands
the punishment oil the man who is to coop
crate" with it, can think OF only one rrece1,
dent, and that happened some thousands Oh
miles from here.
I was crossing the Isthmus at Asplnwall we
had to stop all night at the latter place, ana
were uuartered in wreched room OF wretch-
ed inn, without window or any ventilation,
| The air hot and sullry to ! degree had never
before known Exhausted by the heat and by
| long contest with mosquitoes, not 10 mention
other assailants, we had finally sunk into
sort OF sleep. At this stage, the landlord came
in-we had hired the room and all It's inrnI-
| ture. such as it was, but he wanted to get out
an unoccupicd cot. so as to make live dollars
more that night. | told him had no objec-
ton if the others agreed to it. lie woke my
two companions, one of whom was ahlab'e
| enough but the other, lrritated by MS Sulier-
ings, and annoyed by the untlme y INVASION
and Unsuitable avarice OF our host, broke lorth
with i flood Of oaths and impreeatons, which
went far beyond any Of his previous. somewhat
remarkable, performances in that line nave;
the scene before me now: The young naval
officer sitting up in bed, pouring out his vol
legs the rain outside, descending as if q ne"
deluge were about to destroy the world the
landlord, with bilious, jaundiced visag.a,, look
ing as if ready to sell his soul for j doIlar,--ol
had already done it--holdng tallow candle II
one hand, and apparently rapt in the cloquenct
head. Finally, tn, speaker prayed the Lore
that he would send down rain until the 10
fernaI Isthmus and everything on it, including
that narticuar hotel and it's inmates, were al
swept away" The landlord, possibly thinking
The only way to appesse such tempest was tt
90 along with it, declared that he wished st
too, though for the lie OF me could no
see how he, the victim, was tn gam ~ II.
have often recalled that creature look OF con
centrated tear, avarice and scrVlllty, but neye
expected to see it reproduced amid the bIn
hills Of Virginia..
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INSURANCE AGENCIES.

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OF TIE
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Jos S. Carson, Priest. VIM l.. Bent, GGct :.
Cash CHUltal . { i'''
a gpregate Losses paid in - years, ending July
l, 1865, $500. 874.20.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly PAID.
G. W. WATTLES, Agent, Alexandra,
At office Of Brent & Wattles, Attorneys at La",
This old company insures Buildings, Mer
chnndisc Household Furniture and Personal
Property generally, in city, town or country,
against loss o: damage ny fire, on rs lavorabie
term a. other responsible companies. Ljel3-Gn
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IFYzTnP7A- GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA .7VEnT19FR.

RrcoNsTRUCT1oN.- is to be hoped that
the South will get reconstructed alter while:
There are so many ingenious artisans and
builders engaged upon it, and the materials
are so abundant, that We have great hopes OF
living to see the day when the object OF so
much toll and anxiety will be accomplished
and structure rise here which will combine
all the orders Of architecture that have ever
existed sine, Noah's Ark We are inclined to
think on the whole that Noah s Ark Is the
name which ought to be given to the recon
suced South, firstly because 1t IS designed to
carry US in safety over the waves OF the dcll!se'
and secondly, on account OF the great variety
of it's inhabitants, consisting OF such white men
as The flood did not swallow up, also OF ham
who, after the flood, became SC dlSrespectlu!
to the old patriarch aud also OF beasts and
creeping things OF whom there IS any number,
# ever we do land on Mount Ararat, We shall
make more picturesque PROCESSION az we art
getting on terra tirma tnan has neGn seen since
the days of Noah. Roll swiftly round, ye
wheels of time" and hurry up that bIEsai"i
era i cto~j",Y Ehpre&S.
MORE DIFFERENTIATION. Among other
STRANGE changes on the WesterS Plains, made
by the Pacific Railroad, viii be its effect on
the great buffalo mgrations North aud South
during the Spring and Autumn months $3.50
The immense buffalo trails that sweep from
the States Of Mexico 10 the British d"lnn-
ions, anl over which countess herds move
northwarl az the grass begins to crow, an"
| southwark as it begins 10 !adc, Will re co
tircly broken up by the railroad and the
trains OF cars that will constantly be IN mo
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TEMAEKS.-INe NarKoV, IUFITy -Nc "oTN,
has been quite active, but, owing 10 farming
operations the receipts of produce have been
light Flour has been firm, and closes steady.
Wheat is nominal, the transactions scarcely
warranting accurate quotations; but one lot OF
new ms vet been offered Corn is in fair re-
quest, and the market closes firm, with sales 81
11CO bushels at l02al03 for fair white and mixed,
and 1872 for yellowstone very inferior aud
damaged lots sold at 9SalO0 Rye is quiet
Oats very active, with sales at 9Ua9l. Plaster
quiet, with fair supply. Butter in fair request,
with sales Of good at l8c. Wool quiet, with
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