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Maryland free press., 1867-01-10
COMMERCIAL r RCoRD.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
.cossscrsD WEEKLY raoM THE nEronr OF TIE
BALTIMORE sCS-

GoLD.-l33 and fraction.
PLoun-Coutinues inactive, but holders fir IN.
We report sales of 100 bbls New York State (Aat
hoops) Extra as $l2,5O, and 100 bbls North
western Super at $lo rs per bbl. Prices remain
steady at last quoted, viz: Howard Street Super
and Cut Extra llaSll SO, do. Extra shipping H.
5oa$l3 90, DO. high grades 1854 so, do.
Family Is 5oa$l6: Ohio Super and Cut Extra
10 75ssll rs, do. Extra shipping none, de-: re-
tsing nonc do. Family l5a$l5 30: North
western Super 10 5oaSll rs, do. Extra IL 75s
81? IS: City Mills Super 10 5OaSll 90, do.
standard Extra l 25a$l2 IS, do. shipping brands
Extra l5asl6; Baltimore, Helch's and Green
field Family SIT SO, and Baltimore high grade
Extra SIG Is per bill. Rye Flour--new 6 25a
So 75 Corn M.al-City Mills $s per Dbl.
GaAIS-wheat is in light supply, though the
market /, inactive, a. the millers generally have
suspended grinding. There were several sam
pies of Sprias and Westcr. Winter Wh-s,s on
Change, but no sales except 100 bushels prime
Southern red at So 20; Kentucky white is held
at s. 80. Corn-G0O bushs. white and IL 900
bushels sellow comprised the offer. r.n1s to-day;
the white brought la$l 02-yellow was better,
the sales embraced 1000 bushels at 95 cts. 1000
tusls at 80 ecEts, 1000 do. at 81. and 500 bushs
old ut 81 05. Gsa--75o bushels oaly received,
and 1900 bushs (part left over from psevoss
day. sold at 5s cts per bushel.
Nsw Yoax MAnYgr, Jan. 5.-Floar mere ac-
tive aud low grades l0al5 cts. bettsr; sales st
1s, soc bbls, State lOaSl2 G5, Ohio II s5a$l2
10, Western 10 3oaSl2 as. Southern better.
sLss OF IL loaSl7. Wheat is 6rHer, sales Of 80,
600 bnshs. No. 3 Chicago 2saS2 30. Amber
State 81 IS. Corn better, sales of IL, 900 bushs
Ml lsaSl 20 for Western mixed. Data fairly
active, sales of SO, 900 bushs at 65u6e cents
Beef more active at unchanged rates. Pork
steady sales at 20 5OaS2f for pew Ness. Lard
isquiet, sales at lolal3 cents. Whisky dull!
aad nominal.
UACERSTOWN ppODJrCE MARKET
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VNsoLvENTs's NoTCE.

In the matter of the application of Ephriam kuntz
Insolvent Debtor for the benefit of the 43th Art,
Code of Public General Laws of Maryland.
Ne. 2377, on the Insolvents' Docket in the Circuit
Court for Washington County.
ORDERED by the Clerk of the Court this 9th
day of November, 1866, that the first Monday Of
the March Term of this Court, next succeeding the
date of this order, be fixed the day for the said
petitioner to appear in this Court, and answer such
iuterrogatories or allegations as his creditors en-
porsers and sureties may propose allcge against
him; and that said petitioner BY causing copy of
this order to be printct in some newspaper pub
lshed in Washington county once a week for three
successive months prior to the said Monday in the
next March Term of the Court, give notice of the
fixing of said day for the purpose herein.
Test; LEWIS B. HYAAN,
Nov, 20; lSS6.-sn. Clerk.
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DUBLIC SALE.
:; THE DUTCHMAS's oPF!

81 THE DUTCuMAN'S OPF!
The undersigned determined to leave the town Of
Clearspring, will sfer at Public Sale, in the above
named town.
On Saturday the lsth day Of January, 1867.
at O'Clock, Z. n. the following valuable proper
ty, viz: The twsstory
FRAME HOUSE,
and Got Of ground situate on Cumberland Hill"
in the town of Clearspring, and where the under
signed now resides. This Is nearly new house.
being rebuilt only few years ago. There Is
fine rooms in the front building and q kitchen and
dining room in back building. There is alss
SMOKE HOUSE, wAsHHOUsE, BAKE OVEN,
CISTERN,
and one of the very best and most convenient
FRAME STABLES,
in the town. 1t has
CORN CRIB, HOG PEN, &C.,
all under on. roof The buildings are all nearly
new; there is fine collection Of the very best fruit
trees in bearing condition growing upon this lot
The let is SO #. front and back 1913 it, to an
alley. The other property is that fine Tws'Story
BRICK HOUSE.
in which the undersigned has now his shoe store
The lot of ground upsn which this building iserected
fronts on Main street 80 feet and runs back to an
alley 1873 f. This situation is admitted by all to be
one of the very best in the town for any kind OF
public business The above house can easily ..bc
converted into comfortable dwelling. There Is
room sufficient to build another hsuse upon this
lot.
TERMS OF SALE.-0n all the property one
half cash on day of sale, and the other half the
first day of April, 1865 the deferred payments to
bear interest from the day of sale.
Possession given en- the lst day of April, 1867.
CHRISTIAN YETTER.
n. B.-The subscriber most respectfully roturn'
his thanks to this community for the patronage
heretofore extended to him, and as he is now pre-
pairing to leave them, would NEST respectfully call
upon those indebted him to come and settle en- OF
| before the 18th day of April, 1867. All perssni
having claims against him are requested ts call and
| receive payment
Jan. 10, 1857. CuklSTIAN YETTER.
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DIED.

Near the residence of DIR. FAhrnry, I'm this
county, on the 2lst--ult :, of Pneumonia, Mrs.
SARAH AMBROSE, wife of Dir. Geo. Ambrose,
aged 81 wears, months and Is davs.
Near Beaver. Greek, on the 22nd ult, THOMAS
MARTIN BRRRAN, aged years and IA days.
In Boonsboro' on the "a ult, Miss CHAR
uorrE CARPENTER, aged CO years, 10 months and
.2ldays.
Maryland free press., 1867-01-10
DUBLIC SALE,

OF;
A VALUABLE FARM.
The subscriber will sell at Public Sale in front
OF Eadors Hotel, Sandy Hook.
On Saturday, I'd dag of February 1867,
eta o'slsck P. NJ, all that
= VA ]. U ABL FARM
situated in Pleasant Valley, Washington County,
Ma and near nth the village; Of Sandy Hook and
Ter, Iefllebower and others and is now in the os-
cupancy Of Daniel Crist. 1t is in close proximity
to the d. o. r. X. the Washington County, r. r.
and the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. The farm
contains ...f
180 AC r ES,
100 COED arabic land, balance in Timber The
improvements consist of comfortable
DIV Il LIN G. HOUS
large
SWISSER BARN,
and all other necessary outbudngs. There Is an
excellent orchard of
CHI DICE FRUIT,
on the place, never failing Spring of fine water,
near the house and stream Of running water cen
vencnt to the house and barn and easy of access for
stsck from all the fields. There is very large
amount Of
LOCUST TIMBER,
on the farm. There is also about
1oo0L LOAD OF MANURE
on or near the farm which will be sold with the
place, There strong surface indications of Coal
Oil on this farm and the subscriber will reserve
Of the ell and mineral prilege,
Maryland free press., 1867-01-10
JSsrATE OF WILLIAM ID. BELL,
IL .. DECEASED.

Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has
obtained from the Orphans Court Of Washington
County Lett .rs Of Administration with the will
hszed on the estatciofw. D.. Bell late Of said
y, deceased. All persons having claims against
the said estate are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
on or before the lst day of Aug. next All persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate are re-
9Hested to call and make immediate payment
Given uAd.r nv hand this 10th day ofiJanuary,
lsee. HENRY BELL.
Van. 1A AdiPinistiator, C. 7. A.
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TsT1TE OF HENRY SNYDER,

TSTAVE OF HENRY SNYDER,
IT, DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has
obtained from the Orphans Court of Washington
county. letters testamentary on the estate of Henry
Snyder, late of said county deceased. All persons
having claims against the said estate hereby
warned to exhibit tho same with the vouchers there-
Of to the subscr bor before the st day of Aug.
next All persons knowing thrlhse!vcs indebted 10
said estate are requested Ia make immediate pay
ment JOSEPH MURRAY, EI'r.
Jan. 10, 1867.
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WORD FOR FARMERS

The subscriber will undertake to manufacture or
repair every description Of Harness aad Gears for
Farmers AID others at their own dwellings in the
most workmanlikc manser, and at moderate rates.
All orders left at his residence in Wanispsrt will
be promptly attended to. GEO. u. WOLF.
Jan :.
Maryland free press., 1867-01-10

G. HnAr BARGAINS TO BE n4D Ar
JAMES KRIDLER'S
Merchant Tailoring Establishment:
have Just returned from the City with new
and splendid assortment of Gcntlemen's
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Ny stock consists Of fine
CLOTHS, CASSLHERks j VRSTLYGS,
of plaia and fancy patterns, and Of American,
French and English manufacture, and also a fine
quality Of
BEAVER CLOTH OvERCOATING,
which will be made to order at the shortest nsice,
and at prices as cheap al elsewhere and perhaps
A LITTLE CHEAPER.
Being practical tailor of many years expert
sHcs be aatters himself that he will bo able to sz
and make a suit sf clothes in manner
SATISFACTORY TO ALL
whs patronixs him. by strict attention To bust.
ness, and Q determination to
PLEASE HIS CUSTOMERS,
he hspes to resolve a continuance of favors. | re
turn thanks fer my prosperity in the past and hope
my friends and the public generally will call ant
see me. Ny store is on south Potomac street, noar
ly opposite Hager's store.
Observe the name,
De surs you are right,
Then go ahead.
Merchant Tai :.
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TYCEUM BOOK STORE,

Just received alarge lot Of SCHOOL BOOKS,
Bibles, Standard, Miscellaneous and Gift Books for
the seasoH. Also splendid assortment of Musical
Instruments Pictures and Picture Frames, Travel.
ing Dags, Portmonics, Perfumery, Pocket Knives,
&c, For sale above cost, at --.-.--.
-' NcCLEERY'S.
Maryland free press., 1867-01-10

pARG2INs AT COST, Fer CASH
H. / a. YlNGLING'S.
mers and the public generally that we are detcrmi
ned to close cut our cntire stock sf desirable Fall
and Winter Goods,
ATC0ST, FOR CASH.
The stock consists of the following goods viz:
LADIES DRESS GOODS, such a.
SILKS, all qualities and colsIs,
AERINOES, all shades
%. REppS, plain and fancy.
CASllMERES,
MELENGES,
PUPLlNS.
ALPACAS,
ALL WOOL NOUSLtNS,
DELA1NES, COBURGS, &c
A large and desirable stock of Wooden Hosiery
and Gloves, Worstcd Scarfs. Sontags, Shawls,
breakfast Shawls, square and long Shawls, Nubi-
AZ, Balmorals, Twillcd, Shaker, Canton and other
Flannels.
LADIES' CLOAkISG CLOTHS,
Repetlans, Alpine, Whitney, Pstcrsham, Union
and Beaver.
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR.
such as Clsths, Cassimeres, Sattinets. Tweeds,
&c. All persons who wish to buy goods for cash
will save money HI examining their stock bciore
H.&A. YINGLING,
Jams '67. Public SqRare.
TTNDEIsHIaTS aud DRAWERS, atA
Ccntlemen wanting good quality of Shiras and
Drawers will tvc money by purchasing of
Nov. |. Ii. Il 4. iINGLING.
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n NANDOAH VALLEY
LANDS FOR SALE,
AND OTHER
VALUABLE LANDSf
IN THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
I'D. PRICE & co,


HARRISONBURG, ROCKINGHAM CO., VA,
THE oLpnsr ESTABLISHED RRAL ESTATE AGENCY IN TUE
STATE OF vIRoIsIA.
The attention of parties desirous Of locating in
Yirgnis In respectfully directed 70 tho advantages
which are possessed by this Agency. We claim to
have more desirable properties than any two Agen-
cies in the State. The Land and Town Properties
which we offer for sale are in every respect what
they are represented in our Catalogues. Weclaim
that we make fair representations and purchasers
can rely upon our published statement The titles
to all lands which we offer are indisputable, aad
purchasers will be convinced Of the accuracy Of
the titles of these lands by reference to the Kec-
ords of the Court, before purchasing. The citizens
Of Virginia have, in good faith accepted the terms
of surrender as accepted by their chieftain Gen. r.
Il. Lee, and most zsalously abide the arbitrament
That many have been prostrsted In a pccuniary
light is undoubtedly true and the indirect issue
arising from the result Of the late war, the aboli-
ton Of slavery, are the causes which threw upon
the market the immense amount OF land which We
offer for SALE The assertion SO assiduousiy circu-
lated by Northern Agents, and many irresponsible
parties that the people in spirit Of dissats-
faction and are not desrous of selling their lands
and property to Northern men, is uttorly false We
have over
sl,OOO,sOO WORTH OF PROPERTY
on our books for sale, and have yet The first owner
to nominate the purchaser to be either Northern,
Southern. Eastern or Western man. The resIon,
sible solid men, willing to extend the hand Of
fellowship to all COED men who desire to settle in
their midst. The terms of sale vary, but generally
| c-third cash, the remainder in two years. The
prices range from 50 to Sc per acre. We invite
particular attention to the
| TIMBER LANDS
,.,;., ~ oe.. Tho T;,,hor :. ~ ,hs bost ou,,itv
WHICH We onei. nons;..;na os Vi N' ''' d"'
| PINE, OAK, HICKORY, LOCUST, CHEST
| NIT. &c
ID"
'AN Nf0' Of great mineral wealth. as
|
q. l.,
or -ktum;,ous ouoI;tv protrodes from the sur
~ ' face.
|
! IN
is found in abundance all that is reqsrsd Is cap
ital to develope this immense wealth. The Shen-
andoah Valley has been the recipient OF many gifts
Maryland free press., 1867-01-10

The attention of the Public and the trade is in
yitcd to our NEW SCALE 7OCTAFE ROSEWOOD
PIANO FURTES, which for volume and purity of
tone unriyalcd, BY any hitherto offered in this
market. They contain all the modern imprsve-
mcnts, French Grand Action, Harp Pedal, Iron
Frame, Ovcrstrans Bass, ETC., and each instrument
being made under the personal supervision of Mr..
j. III. Gh0EESTEEN, who. has had practical ex-
pericncc ofsyer IS years in their manufacture, Is
fully warranted in every particular.
The ''Grovcstccn Piano Fortes' received the
award of merit over all others at the cclehrl-
ted Worlds Fair. .,-r
Where were exhibited Instruments from the best
makers of London, Paris, Germany, Philadelphia,
baltimore, Boston and New York: aud also the
American Institute for five successive years, the
gold and silver medals from both of which can be
seen at our ware-ro0m. ....
by the introduction of improvements We make q
still more perfect Piano Forte, and by manufartur-
ing largely, with strictly cash system, ena-
bled to oler these instruments at u price which
will preclude all competition.
Terms:. Net Cash In Current THnls.
Descriptive CIRCULARS SENT fEDE.
A. C.
May 81, lsC6-Iy.
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rTHIs WAY FOR BARGAINS.

GOODS AT YOUR OWN PRICESl
POSITIVE CLOSING OUT SALES or
DRY GOODS!
The undersigned intending to quit the Dry
Goods business, intends closing cut previous to the
lstofApril, 1867. He has oil kinds Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
Fancy and Plain Alpacas,
Mouselins, Drlains,
Musns, Calicoes,
BOOTS AND SHOES, MEMS WEAR,
Of all descriptions.
@-Al these who wish bargains can get them
at J. A. WRIGHrS.
Jan TO- 1857 N. Potomac street.
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NARD TO THE PUBLIC.

T. ~
After bcrcavemc cnt and loss, have found ithard
to sustain myself under, have again commenced
business.
Ifthe public will kindly encourage and sustain
me, as they have heretofore done, will try by in
dusry and attention to business, to repair the
terial less have sustained.
ask no gratuitics, | only selicit business.
Jam 10, ROBERT WARNER.
Maryland free press., 1867-01-10

PuDLIc SALE. 49,.
OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
BY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of
Washington County, the undersigned Executor of
John r. George, deceased, will sell at Public
sale,
On Rtd,,esiay the 21M of February 1867,
south of Chewsville, Washington County, Nd The
following described property, to wit:
Head of Valuable Work Horses.
amsng which are good Brood Mares, Zone ap
Eclipse Colt,) 3 No. Plow leaders, and fine fam
lily Horse;
23 HEAD HORNED CATTLE,
among which are fine Milch Cows, ors of them
will be fresh by day ofsale.
TWO BULLS,
one full cross of the Devon and Durham stock
the balance young Steers and Heifers;
Is HEAD OF SHEEP,
cross Of the French Marino, full Cotswell Buck,
and one full French Aarino Buck:
nHEAD OF HOGS, BROOD sows,
(Berk,hire,) Bslem Shoats,
600 BARRELS OF CORN,
By the barrel, Hay by the Ton. Fodder by the
bundle, also Farming Utensils, consisting OF i,
Four Ill or w 6 o S,
one inch Tread nearly new, and in good order,
narrow tread,
1CART AND CART GEARS,
,;. or wood 1,d,,r,
~, - p, D,o
lhree HORSE Darshear io"h'
donble and single shovel Piows' HarrowS
wv, ;,1
n 49,, c.a,.. no-
II ONE HORSE SLEIG
= variety OF Forks. Shovcls, Crowbars, Digging
Irons, Mattocks and Axes,
o.JD.
holiihg screen, Ciuer rcss'
,I.; c,.u,,. 7
iiand fress' tram oraaies anu aoM,nR 95 OF a .
Sross S.en gu. 1a", ~. ~ i"a (ho;n .ets nj
Breeehbands. @ I ssts Of Front Gears, IIousens Gin
good order,) Collars, Bridlss Leather Lines ag
6SETS OF PLOW GEARS,
GET nIArKsMGTu FOOLS
-. os old Iran B,rre,.. uor.hcad, Tubs and
NV vi " ' n,,otot. lIsn
consisting u Stoves and fixtures, ''
oonND, or,Dpo.Dn
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T1RUSTEE's SALE
HIGHLY IMPROVED AED RALUABLE REAL
ESTATE NEAR HAGERSTOWN.

HI GIif1 IMPROVED ACD RALUABLE REAL
ESTATE NEAR HAGERsTOWN.
Under and by virtue of decree Of the Circuit
Court for Washington county, sitting as Court of
Equity in a cause wherein Adelaide III. Berry, ct.
al. are csmplainants, and Washington Berry. ct.
al are defcndcnts, the undersigned Trustee will Of
fer at Public Sale, on the promises, on
Thursday, Janue'y 24th 1867, r..
at IL o'clock, A. NJ, all that
vALUA ABLE FARM,
called ''Paradise," the residence OF the =
,ngton l.. Berry, situated on the old w lesbero
road, about miles north of lIagerstow contain
ing
All ACRES OF LAND,
more or less. The land is in the highest state of
cultivation, and under good fencing. The improve
ments consists of very large and commodious
BRICK DWELLING, STONE TENEMENT
HOUSES, BARN, STABLE, ICE
HOUSE, CORN CRIB,
and all other necessary outbuildmgs to be found on
tirst-class farm. There are never failing springs
and large stream of running water on the place.
The farm will either be sold entire subdivided
as the Trustee may think most advisable. An ac-
curac plat Of the property will be exhibited at the
sale.
Also an undivided half in lot of noun tain land
containing eleven acres more or less.
Also, an undivided half in Let Of
MOUNTAIN LAND,
containing eleven acres more or less.
The terms of the sale as prescribed by the decree
are: onc-fourth of the purchase money to be paid
in cash on he day of sale or ratification thereof,
and the balance in four equal annual payments, the
purchaser orpurchascrs giving their notes bearing
interest from day of sale with security be appro-
we'd by the Trustee. Upon the payment of the
whole purchase money the Trustee will execute a
good and sufficient deed of the property to the
purchaser or purchasers: The growing crops
will be reserved Possession will b. given April
/, 1867. Title to the property is perfect.
LH0S. W. BERRY,
Doc. 77. Trustee.
Maryland free press., 1867-01-10
ONEY 26 CENTS A BOX.
The Greatest Family
Medicine In the World,

pon
Sore Throat, Diptheria, Bronchitis,
Cramp Cholic, Cholera 1orbus,
Cholera, go.
The attention Of the public, and especially Tie
suftsrers from that dreadful disease, cipthsria q
Sore Throat is called to the great remedy knoHA .
Maryland free press., 1867-01-10

1866 1907
Christmas. AT New Year.
SAMUEL e. SCH7NDFDS.
IUST received and opening a third supply of
u WINTER BRY GooDs,
purchased at the height Of the late pauie at Net
Cash prices, which enables them TO be offered at
prices almost as low before tho war: Among
the stock may be enumerated
L4DIES' DRESS GOODS
of every variety and style in high colors of start
ling low fgures
MOURNING DEP ARTHENT.
To this Department. especial attention has boon
paid and it has been replcnished with Mourning
Dress Goods, shswls, DC, and is now Particularly
worthy .he attention of those desiring articles in
that line: Also
TRIMMINGS,
of great variety of style and pattern.
LADIES' SHAWLS.
Very handsome Brochet shawls. Also, New style
Plaid high colsrs, all wool, worth an examination
pALxoaAL SKIRTS, Hosr SKIRTS, EMPRESS, LnAIL
sKIRT, described in the "Ladies Book of Fashion,"
the DUpLEx HLIfrIc or DOUBLE SPRING SKIRT.
Also, Hosiery, Gloves, Hosds, sontags, scarfs
Wristcts, DC, Wool Flannels, Domestic Goods, &c
For Boys wear is offered Kentucky Jeans, Fac
terry Twceds, Cassimcres, Cassincts ard Uvcrcoat-
ing.
In the Mems Department may be found every va
ricty and style of goods calculated to satisy the
most iastidious, which, if desired, will be made to
order aud good fits substantial sewing and dis
appointment guaranteed.
Now is the time to secure Christmas Presents at
prices at least rs per cent lower than those ruling
ten days since To prove this 1t is only necessary
k., al f..spn
offering at SAM'L l.. SCHINDEL'S,
dec20 Near the Public sqIares
Maryland free press., 1867-01-10

No 1854
In the Circuit Court for Washington County, sit
ting Court Of Equity.
John J. Bowles VS.. Bowles Taney and others.
ORDERED, by the Clark of the Circuit Court,
this 2lst day Of December, 1865, tint the sales
made and reported by Andrew X. Syester, hereto
fore appointed TRUSTEE for the sale of the real es-
tate in the proceedings of this cause mentioned be
ratified and confirmed, unless 10 the contra
nv be shown to tn. Court on before the 25th day
of January next Provided copy of this erdcr be
inserted in some newspaper published in Washing
ton county at least once q week Tor three success
sive weeks before the said last mentioned day.
The report states the amount of sales to be 81, :
G2?, &c. True copy-Trst
Jan3-3t LEWIS II. NYMAN, Crk.
Maryland free press., 1867-01-10

NYCCLEERY's CARPET HALL.
We have on hand NICE assortment Of Carpet
ing of all kinds, and for sale at reduced prices at
LYcenm Garnet Store.
Maryland free press., 1867-01-10

GTATE OF MARYLAND,
y EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Whereas, election was held in this State on
the sixth day Of November last. for members to re-
present the State of Maryland In the Congress of
the Uaited States, and 1t is made the duty of the
Governor in the case of such elections to ascertain
the number of votes for each person voted for rsn
the returns of the Judges of Election certified to
him, and thersupon to declare by Proclama tion
the result.
And whereas by the said returns so certified and
an enumeration of the votes given for the several
candidates for said offices, it appears that in the
First Congressional district, Hiram Mccullough
had the greatest nuuiber OF votes; in the Sreond
Congressional district, Stevenson Archer had the
greatest number Of vstes: i'm the Third Congress
sonal district, Charles f. Phelps had the greatest
number Of votes; and in the Fourth Congressional
district, Francis Thomas had the greatest number
of votes, and in the Fifth Congressional district
Frederick Stone had the greatest number of vstcs
do therefore, by this my Proclamation, declare
that the said Hiram Mccullough, Stevenson Ar
cher, Charles L. Phelps, Francis Thomas and
Frederick Stone are duly elected members of the
House of Representatives ts represent this State in
| in the fortieth Congress of the United States.
~ In testimony whereof have hereunto
| g. set my hand and affixed the Great s.al
| of the STATE, ut the city of Annapolis. on
/ ~ this fourteenth day Of Decpmbor, In thr
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
| sixty-six.
THO. SWAMI. .
dec2O-3t JonS VI. CAhrgn, Fec of State.
Maryland free press., 1867-01-10
Doc. 77.
l ,sTATE OF THOMAS HAMILTON, Duc'D.

V1STATE OF THOMAS HAMILTON, Dac'p.
Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court Of Washington
County, Letters Of Administration ON the per-
sonal estate of
THOMAS HAMILTON,
late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said estate are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber on or before the goth day
Of July next. All persons knowing themselves in
dcbted tn said estate requested to call and make
immediste payment. Given under my hand and
seal this Slst day OF December. lSG6.
JOSIAH HAMILTON,
GEO. ". HAMILTON,
jams Administrators