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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-23
THIRD EDITION
FVOA WASHINGTON THIS AFTERNOON.

TsPEorAt m PATCHES TO EVENING TEIHGRAPH.I
WAsHNGToN May 2S.
The Re, ,ent Gas Explosion.
The Commission appointed to investigate
az feSe the City S Post f1s ce report chat the ex
plosion came from the opening of
person unknown PostA 1aster Bowen, CHAIR
man OF the Commission, .Vecommends 10 the
line and the machines froTs the building, and
that some other method be reA orIeu 10 70 llght
both the Post Ofice and the Dep ArJmens'
A New PRpsFs
An Administration evening %, ,Der is TO be
started in this city by Owen Thorn and j. u.
Hollecl. Thorn IS q noted local y. 'mooratc
Sunday paper here called the Herald.
No Session I'm July.
The Republican Committee has decidA cd that
there is do occasion for session Of Cong ress Ia
July.
Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts,, an tved
here yesterday from the South, and has gom Oh
The J,ItcItigencer, of this morning, says 81 'na-
entire trip South without an unpleasant int er-
ruption.
COnhscatIOn.
Robert J. Walker is preparing a letter to tih9
citizens of Tennessee. showing that Co ngresa
cannot conhscate the property OF Rebels mos
convicted by due process of law.
The Arms for Militia.
The President has declined to interfere in the
distribution of arms ordered by Congress TO
the hllllla OF tennessee.
Masonic.
A grand Masonic celebration is in progress
on the installation of the officers of the Grand
Chapter of this district. The President is par
ucipating.
Bankruptcy.
AS erroneous statements have been published
with regard to the rules and forms in bank
ruptcy, there is official authority for stating
that those drafted by Representatives JenolSes,
of Rhode Island were generally accepted before
being printed and distributed. The Manual OF
Bankruptcy will contain about four hundred
pages, while the orders and forms are printed by
order of the Senate, and will be in the pamphlet
form OF an ordinary Congressional document.
From Texas.
Advices from General Sheridan, under date
of goth, announce his return from Texas, where
he has been experimenting the registration.
Impeachment.
The judiciary Committee are Fastening the
impeachment investigation to a close.
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No. 500 Broadway, New York.

ECONOMY should be practlsed by everybody
in all things. One dollar expended now in pur-
chasing a bottle of Jayne's Expectorant, by
ness, or Sore Throat, may save the expense Of
n DOCTORS bin. a neglected Cough often ends
in Consumption A slight Inflammation of the
lining OF the wind tubes, the usual symptoms
of which are q sore throat and a pain in the
breast, will soon lead, through want OF atten-
tion, 10 Bronchitis. A days delay may entail
months of suffering. Let the afflicted try at
once Jayne's EXpectorant. 1t is a standard
remedy, and its curative properties have been
tested by thousands of persons who have re.
covered their health by its use. Sold by all
Druggists. Prepared only at No. 2I2 Chestnut
street
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HELFENsTEIN's HIERoGLYPHs.-
Hellensteins HierOglYnhs.

STEALING A SHAWL.-Letitia Scheiber went
to a christening last night at a church on
Frankford road, above Girard avenue. When
the mother, with her infant in her arms,
Letitia picked up the baby's shawl and made
of. Officer Dunlap arrested her about three
squares from the church, with the shawl under
her arm. Alderman Shoemaker committed
her in default of S400 bail.
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HELFENsTEN's HIERoGLYPHs.-
Helfensteins Hieroglyphs

AN EVENT IN THE DRAMATIC WoRLD.-NIr.
John Brougham and Mr.. Dan Bryant on the
same evening, tomorrow, Friday, at the Arch
Street Theatre Mr.. Brougham has kindly vol
nnteered for his young friend, Mr.. Dan Bryant,
and appears In his great character OF ,!Jallag-
"Paddy Murphy" and "Gerald Pepper" We
intended to have written an extended notice of
genial john b. but where he is so well known
it would be superfuous So in mentioning the
fact of Dams farewell and Mr.. Brougham's APP
pearance, the public thoroughly understand the
whole subject.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.
Estate of NATHAN STROUSE. deces

WI ESTATE of NATHAN STROUSE, deceased
j. NJ. GUMMEY & SONS Auctioneers
FIVE BRICK DWELLINGS and LARGE LOT
FIFTH Street, below Christian.
Pursuant TO an alias order of the Orphans Court for
the City and County OF Philadelphia, will be sold &C
Public Sale. - -
On MONDAY, June H. 1867, at:l2 o'clock. Noon, as
the Philadelphia Exchange
All those certain two contiguous lots OF ground and
dwelling houses thereon erected being marked
spectlVely IN certain plan annexed TO Deed OF Par
tllon, which Is r corded in Deed Book No. 90, page
432 etc, the northernmost thereof d. No AZ and the
southein nmOs thereof D. No. 4S, situate the east
slde OF flith street at the distance OF 50 feet south
ward from Christian street, in the Second Ward OF the
Cy OF philadelphia; containing together In mont ON
sara ltth street A feet inches (each lot ~ leet
lnchesO and in length or depth on the north siae
thereot about l24 feet Inches and on the soutn
thereof about lli feet 10 inches bounced on tno
partly by lot marked on the said plan ~ % aotted
TO Gilbert Barkley, and partly by lot NO. %, M Al
TO George Inglis; on the north by LOT ~ NO
allotted TO Catharine IngiS on the sOuS ire ,.eei
a. allotted said Gilbert Barkiey S,ni~h
by said Filth street. Being the same sst giii ~
Elisha CrOWel surviving executor ~ tre ,,car
Erastus Stevens Nj D., DECEASED ~ ySyaad Ronlr ~ III
ing date May 49, 1884, recorded "a Nyrvave6 nntc ts
No l40 page 2O8 etc. granted anu ccnss9
said Nathan Srouse In fee lmpLve ,,oos to rn
Of ve a-sory brick dwellings ere0'eo upon '"e Rs'S
pPS5 sabIeet e s"S 20 sG's Yearly sroundrent OF t&
by the oouFhIfF uFhIfFRRICK, Clerk Orphans Court.
n n GIJkMEY a. SONS, Auetloneera.
528JsB NO. "'' S''NN
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BREAKING WMDows.-Last evening a num-
ber OF boys, ranging from ten to twelve years
of age made raid on the Globe Mills, located
on Canal street, below Third. They succeeded
in breaking about one hundred panes Of glass
All were arrested and held by Alderman Shoe
maker to keep the peace, in 500 bail, the owner
of the mill not Wishing to prosecute them.
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STEALING A DIAMOND RMG.--William Jami-
son. aged twenty years, visited his sisters resi-
dence yesterday morning. and, during her
Temporary absence, stole diamond ring valued
at 5000. Lieutenant Leighton arrested him at
his house, Fifth and Buttonwood streets. Alder
hal
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UAKOTHER CAUGHT.-EdWard Roach, one of a
party who assaulted and stabbed Mr.. Mauer,
saloon keeper, while in the act of shutting up
his establishment, at Third and Callowhlll
Streets was last night arrested. He was iden.
titled by the wounded man. Alderman Toland
cOmmltted him 10 appear at Court,
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DIED SUDDENLY.-At 5 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, an elderly lady, named Mrs. Hannah
Windel, while sitting in chair in her house.
on Gray's Lane, near Baltimore avenue, sud
denly expired. Cause unknown, but supposed
to be heart disease.
A woman, named Esther Gillingham, while
walking by No. 25l jefferson street, last even
ing, fell to the avement, with blood strea ming
from her mouth. Although taken into the house
and aid procured, she soon expired.
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A REFRIGEBAToR that is not Thoroughly VEN
ttl9ttng is nuisance. Schooley's American
Refrigerator is warranted TO keep sweet and
free from foul odors, If properly managed.
Manufactured by e. 8. Farson 81 Co., No. go
Dock street
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THE SUPERINTENDENTs OF INSANE AsYLUMs,
now in convocation in this city, visited the In
sane Department of the Blockley Almshouse
Yesterday afternoon, agreeably to the in
vitation extended to them. To-day is passed
by then in visiting and inspecting the Penn
SYlyanIa Hospital for the Insane-the morning
being devoted to the Department for Males, and
the afternoon to the Female Department. This
evening they will accept an invitation from
DR. Kirk bride TO visit the latter at his residence
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HELFENsTEN's HERoGLYPHs.-
Hefenstein's Hieroglyphs.

The Corn EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION holds a
ballot to-day to determine whether or not the
name of that organization shall be changed.
Several new titles are proposed, that of "Hhe
Commercial Exchange" appearing to be most
1aVOra blV regarded
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A MALICIOUS OPERATION A number of boys
last night entered the public school on Mount
Vernon, near Twenty-second street, and stole
pencils. From that place they went to the
Nixon Grammar School, at Twenty.third and
CallowhiIl, entered the building by means OF
the window, and despatched and defaced the
walls and furniture by dashing ink-bottles
aoainGt them
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RECONSTRUCTION IN ARKANSAS.
DEPARTURE OF GENERAL ORD FROM LITTLE ROCK
APPOINTMENT OF REGISTRARS ETC.

having completed the appointments of Boards
Registration for thirty-three counties has left
here on his return to Vicksburg. He goes by
trars there. A special board of army officers
has been convened here to select registrars for
certain counties, subject to the approval of the
General Several officers have been sent to visit
certain other counties for like purpose. BY
the end of the month the whole machinery OF
registration in this State will probably be in
working order.
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AN UKPRovoKED AssAULT.-Daniel Sweeny,
aged II, was arrested at his residence, No 1872
Seybert street for an unprovoked assault com
mitted on q little colored boy. Alderman Hood
committed him, in default of $1,000 bail, to
answer at Court
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The DRAB AND PEARf@CoLoR SUMMER HATS,
prepared by Warburton, Chestnut street, next
door TO the Post 0nioe, ere effeotually ventl-
proof in front (patented), and in point OF style
and quality are worthy of the preference of
gentlemen.
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NEW METHOD OF TOBACCO sMoKING.-"The
American Smoking Casket." Smoke drawn
up through the tobacco not dolOn, as In ordl-
nary pipes. No nicotine. No cumming of me
bowl Can be replenisned while smok Ing,
Entirely safe. No danger from sparks, NOT
only pipe, but a cigar holder, Sold as low as
other pipes. Sold everywhere. L. A. SMELL n
Co., General Agents, No l25 South Ihlra street
DEPOT FOR THE SALE OF Lash's Five-dollar
Washing Machines, Clothes Wringera, ANA Step
Ladders No, az Market street, Philadelphia
]. S. LASH q %.
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All foreign scents" are bogus past all doubt,
4he present tdgi0 shuts he genuine olai
Just read the law, its clauses are imperiOuS-
The one real perfume is "Night-BlOoming Ce-
reus." -HTtchbttyO Sentinel.
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STEALING A THREE DOLLAR BmL.-A colored
man, named James Martin, stole from brother
The sum OF three dollars yesterday afternoon,
Tnitted him
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DIED..

CRISSY-On Wednesday the 22d instant, JAMES
CHISSN, in the S5th year OF his age.
His relatives and male friends are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral from his late residence,
No. 1928 Arch street, Saturday afternoon the 25th
instant, at O'clock. To proceed to Laurel Hill. ~
CROSBY.-On the morning OF the 2lst instant,
MARY LOUISA CROSBY, widow of Lieutenant
Colonel John w. Crosby, and daughter of Eliza and
the late John b. Lewis, in her 23d year.
The relatives and friends OF the family are Invited
to attend her funeral, from her mothers residence,
No. 2l3 Millman street, on Friday, at o'clock, the
Gath instant "a
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EcoNoMY IS WEALTH.

ECoNoMY IS WEALTH.
Al-wool 90
Allwool Suits, finer quality. 10 90
Al-wool Suits, still finer. ner.................. 20 90
Fine French Black kSuits.....................2 25 90
Extra do. do. do. ......... ........... 30 90
Fine Mixed Spring Overcoats s............... l3 90
The above prices will convince that we are
determined to close out our immense stocks of
fine Clothing at an astounding sacrifice.
GRIGG, VAN GUNTEN a. Co.,
Nos. 704 and T34 Market street.
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WE ARE SELLING
Mems Cashmere Suits, all-wool, as low as $1,000
/" :. better for I29S I2.0S
Boys 4" :. iSliI,,wo99l, live as low as 5505
These are all gO0d SeTUiceabLe garments, 1DeU
adapted to ordinary or business tOedr Advancing
from these, we have all grades and prices up to
the finest and best of French and English
fabrics, surpassed by none in the city in style
and fit, and made with especial care by the best
workmen in the city Notwithstanding large
and rapidssales, our stock is kept full and COM
plete by large daily editions OF fresh goods
Introducing all new styles as they appear.
HdV loay betl9eenl BENNETT " Co,
rim and TOWER HALL,
Sirth SIS. No. SIS Market ST.,
Philadelphia,
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Death of a Navy Officer.

BOSTON, May 23-Captain Henry French, of
the United States Navy, died at his residence
this morning, in East Boston. During the war
Captain French commanded the sloop- p-otwar
Preble and the steamer Albatross In the Gulf OF
Mexico.
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AUCTION SALES.

T NJ. GC1lMEY & SONS, AUCTIoNEERs,
u No. 50s WALNUT Street.
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Arrival of the Europe.
NEW YORK, May 23--The steamer Europe,
from Havre May TO- has arrived.
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PHoTosRAPHs.-B. f. Roimer, No 62i Arch
street, shows great ability in his line of art.
PictuJes lite-like; old pictures copied into
either large or small photographs. Bring them
oil
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HELFENsTEIN's HIERoGLYPHs.-
Helfenstein's HieroglYphs
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HEARINGS BEFORE ALDERMAN BETLER.-
Richard 4. Michael, young and noted charac-
ter. residing in Middetown Valley, Maryland,
and whose business is dealing in horses, was
arraigned before Alderman Beitler for stealing
horse, sulky, harness, and saddle, from Mr.
Officer Dehaven succeeded in finding the
horse. harness. and sulky, and in arresting
wagon in Maryland, for which he offered
receipt, but which was proven to be in his own
handwriting. Richard was sent to Newark for
trial at Court.
John Pagan, by business a drayman, living In
Relief street for refusing to pay the rent of his
rooms to Emily Burke, smashing the windows
above her head, and stabbing her in the back
of the Uranium with an oyster knife, appeared
TO answer for his misdeeds Pagan swore that
she got drunk, and her husband was q sot, etc, =,
but was held in S4O0 bail to answer.
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TAKEN INTO CUsToDY.-Samuel Buck, who
was engaged It is alleged, in the shooting and
stahDing array winch occurred some days since
aYening. and hold 20 amman az CnnrL.
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man at Phladephis, or to the Secretary at Towanda
on or before the lst dey OF April, 1907
, Are you IN favor Of any division Of this Diocese at
tne present timer II so, would line drawn outside
oi the counties of Philadelphia Bucks, Montgomery
Onester, and Delaware and setting Off for new Dio-
Use All tne other counties, meet with your approval?
II So what annual or other contribution would in
your opinion be made by your parish or members
sameq
II the proposed line of division do not seem to you
eBoe, what Hue would In your Judgment be prefer
able keeping In view the necessity OF providing for
tne maintenance OF another Bishop? Very respect
M. A. DE WOIFE HOWE. Chairman.
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REAL ESTATE AND STocKs.-At the auction
sale of M Thomas q Sons, yesterday, property
TO the value OF S487.0p0 was disposed of. This
is probably the largest sale on record.
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SERIOUSLY BURNED.-About IL o'clock this
morning Catharine Barker aged seven years,
residing at No. l457 Cadwalader street, was
badly burned by her clothes catching fire from
a stove. She was taken to the Hospital.
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AN OWNER WANTED.-About nine O'Clock
last night a leg, which had been cut of a little
above the knee, was found floating In the creek
near Darby road and Thirty-fourth street
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MARRIED.

ARROWS-WENTZ--O the 10Th Instant, PETER
Il. WENTz to SUSAN E. BARROWS, by Rev, A. II.
Lung, all OF Philadelphia.
REED - NEWLAND. On Wednesday morning,
May 22 at the residence of the brides PARENTS by the
Rev. John Chambers, Mr., GEORGE w. REED, of
Boston, and Miss ANNIE r.. NEWLAND, third
daughter Of Mr. Francis Newland, of Philadelphia
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OK A RAFT.--Last evening dead male
infant was found upon a raft, floating in the
Delaware, above the Brown street wharf,
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THE GREAT RESORT for Fine Confectionery Is
at George w. Jenkins, No. 1887 Spring Garden
street His Caramels, Bonbons, Fruit Drops,
Chocolates, etc, are deservedly in the highest
repnLc. EOreign Fruits I'm great YarieLY.
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BRACKETS CHAINS, AND HOOKS OF
ID severe. patterns tor suspendng hanging bas-
80 - TRUMAN & SHAW,
40 1876 (Eight Thrty-hve) Market St. bef6w Ninth.
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PERSONS i'm want OF First-class Clothing are
invited to examine the goods and prices at
Charles Stokes & Co.'S Ready-made Clothing
Establishment, under the Continental
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TspEorAt m 7PATcHEs TO EVENING TELHGRAPH.I I
WASHINGTON, May %.
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Advices from General Sheridan, under date
of Goth, announce his return from Texas, where
he has been experimenting the registration.
Impeachment.
The judiciary Committee are hastenlng the
impeachment investigation to "a close.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-11
90 PER CENT SAVED


ID T. DABBITTS labor saving Soar This
Ds Soap is made from clean and pure materials
.ontdnS ho.aduteratiOn Of any kind will not in
Jure the most delicate fabric, and is especially
adapted for woolcns, which will not shrink after
being washed with this Soap. 1t may be used in
haru or soft waters. 1t will remo,e paint, grease
ar, and stains fall kinds. One pound war. anted
equal 10 two pounds of family Soap. Directions
sent with each bar, for making three alIons hand
some soft Soap from one pound OF this SOAP. Each
bar Is wrapped in circular continuing tpl dircc-
tions for use, printed tn English and German. Ask
your grocer iof Is. 4. BabGtt's Soap" and take no
other.
b. 4. Babbit, Nos G4, G5, &C, CT, Gs, 60, 70, ~,
and II Washington street, New York.
MAhE lUIh OWN D y \ p
so PER CENT SAVED BY
T SING B. I. Babbift's pure Concentrated Pot
u ash or Ready Soap Maker. Warranted double
the strength Of common Potash, and superior to
any other saponiiicr or ley in the market Put up
in cans of pound, pounds, pounds, pounds,
and IL pounds, with iuL directions, in English and
German, for making Hard and Soft Soap. One
pound will make 10 gallons of soft Soap. No lime
Is required. Consumers will lind this llc cheapest
Potash iu the market
b. 4 Babbitt, Nos Cl, G5, &C, G7, Cs, co, 20, 70
and "A Washington street, New York.
81 PER CENT SAVED
ny USING
ID 7. BABBlTTS best Medical Salaratus,
ID "made from common salt" Bread made with
tnls oaaratus contains, when baked, nothing but
common salt, water aud -four.
Nos "a, G5, GG, 81, Is, 81, 40, ~, AID Il, wash
ington street. n. Y.
81 PER CENT SAVED
by USING
ID T. BABBlTT'S Star Yeast Powder. Light
ID Biscuit, or any kind ofCakc may be made
this east Powder, i'll fifteen minutes. No
shortening required when swce: milk is us-d.
will send sample package free by mail, on re-
ccipt of 10 cents to pay postage.
Nos "a to IL Washington ST., N. Y.
a. II snln OF Roll
mole.
March 2l-ly.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-11
uAINEs BROS PIANOS.
THE PIANO OF AMERICA

These Pianos are universally acknowledged by
competent judges equal to the best Piano: made
For references hey have many thousand city and
country residents, including many High Schools.
Seniinaries, &c.
These Pianos have not only stood the contnu-
al use and Heavy practice of one Year, but have
been used the last Fifteen Years to the utmost
satisfaction of'those using them.
They have taken premiums and mt dals wher-
ever exhibited. Such has been the demand for
these Pianos, that Messrs. Haines Pros have
been compelled to enlarge their works to "a to
80 Pianos q week.
Having now one of the most complete and ex-
tensive Factories in the United States, Factories
alone covering over 3-4 OF an acre OF
ground, comprising frontage of 2l9 feet on I'd
Avenue.
They are undoubtedly the cheapest first-cass
Pianos in market. Fully guaranteed for years
Send for illustrated Circular
HAINES BROS.
ssG, 35s, 3Go, 362, 364, 36S, 3Gs, 37o, 372,
SECOND Avanua, New York City,
narl4-3m.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-11
TNSOLVENTS' NOTICE.

Ia the matter of the application of William COL
pert an lnsolvent Debtor, for the benefit Of the
4slh Art. Code Pub. Gen. Laws of MARYLAND.
No. 1896, on the Insolvents' Docket in the Cir
cult Court for Washington County.
ORDERED, by the Clork OF the Court this 27,b
day of March 1867 that the first Monday of tbe
July Term Of th Court, next succeeding the date
OF this order be liked as the day for the said pe-
tiuoner 10 appear in this Court, and answer such
interrogator.s or allegations as his creditors en-
dorsers and sureties may propose or aIlege
against him; and that said petitioner by causing
copy of This oraer to be printed in some news
paper published In Washington County once a
week for three successive months prior 10 the
said Monday in the next July Term of the Court,
give notice Of the fixing OF said day for the pur-
pose herein ,recited. True ,Copy-Test:
LEWIS b. hiMAE,
April 4-3m. Clerk.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-11

/ LArEsr
FROM THH
BURNT DISTRICT.
Tho subscriber having saved portion Of his
large stock ofGoods from -
DESTRUCTION BY FIRE
and from the hands of
p L u N ID Z u Z r. s
has removed into the store room on South Potomac
St. one door from the Public Square, where he will
hereafter
DISTRIBUTE TO THE PUBLIC
agreat variety of
CT o Il HIN G.
ready made! or will make to order, as may be de-
sired, at COST-MoRE OR LESS. This determination
to almost
GIVE A AY
his remaining stock of Goods will, as he hopes long
to beR
DIDATE
for Public Patronage, be no indpcement to slight
his work or to otherwise impose ON those who may
desire to avail themselves of this chance to cothe
themselves
AT HIS EXPENSE.
Remember the place. On South Potomac street
one poor south ofthe Public Square.
Feb. 7, JNO. ID. SWARTZ.