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the phases, features snd probabilities Of recon
struction, and ws commend every politician
who wants to be up to the times TO study them
carefully.
The Now Atlantic Cable Line By Way si
bermuda and the Azores.
The project for now Atlantic CABLE to be
laid BY way of Bermuda and the Azores TO
Lisbon, derives additional importance just now
from the announcement Of the abandonment Of
tho Russo-American line. The company formed
for tho purpose Of completing The latter under
taking, finding that they would be compelled
to build the land line through the territory
known as Russian America themselves, which
they had not anticipated, have thrown up the
job. The necessity for . second cable is gen.
orally admitted, and hence the increased i'm
portanoe of the one designed to be laid between
the United States and Portugal, touching ss the
islands we have named Congress at its recent
session passed the bin giving to this company
the privilege to land on any part Of the
Atlantic coast for the next twenty years. 1t
has been stated that the American terminus Is
to be at Fortress Monroe; but this, we bekeve,
is an error. 1t has been the intention Of the
company 10 lay the GABLE direct from this city
to Bermuda, 80 that the terminus on this side
may be where it ought to be, at the great COM
mercial metropolis OF the nation.
The proposed new cable presents many ad-
vantageous features which promise success to
the undertaking. 1t can be laid with less diff
Gouvt,r thar IN q vnNro uorthorlv IAtitud0 Tho
stations at Bermuda and the Azores will
strengthen the cable and afford the means Of
ascertaining in which section the difficulty
exists, il any interruption Of communication
should occur. The way business through ships
touching at the islands, as well as from the
local commerce, will form quite an important
item in the receipts of the COMPANY The Ber-
mudas are in latitude 90 Is, and in longitude
64 SO east, and are only FIVE hundred and
eighty miles from Cape Hatteras, south south
east The. Azores are between latitude Ss 50
snd 50 A north. and iengisude 81 z and IS 10
west They are distant about 6ftssn Anndrsd
miles from BermIda and lew than one thonr
sand from Portugal. The cable would there
fore be divided ilto tiree parts, n length af.
teen hundred. one thousand. and ave hundred
and eighty miles. The dlstaace from New
York direct to the Bermudas is but triAe
greater than from Cape Hatteras.
The proposed line 10 Europe will thus
possess many advantages peculiar to itself, and
the undertaking will no doubt be successful
and remunerative. There Is great need for
another Atlantic cable, and it only requires
energy and perseverance in the managers of
this project to secure its speedy construction.
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n we are to believe the reports from Albany
the operations Of the lobby in the present
Legislature surpass the experience of any for
mer session. 1t is said that scarcely bill =
brought forward that is not pounced upon BY
these gentry and made to pay from five thou
sand dollars upwards before it has chance oe
success. The members are generally cheated
BY the lobby, who keep all. they get for them
selves. The former owe it to themselves ana
their families to look into this matter and make
the /" third house" pay up. The lobby demand
money upon every bill, under the ppetencs
that they pay it out to members, and the mem
bers should therefore insist upon having g ths
game as well as the name"
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THE BUNYAN TABLEAUx. Union Hall. corner of
Twenty third street and Broadway, 7L-MoviSG
non 0r THE PIIGRIns PRoGRRss-SIxrY MAGNIFICENT
scsrRs Matinee Wednesday and Saturday at O'Clock
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HOOLEY OPERA HOUSE. Brooklyn-EruropiAS MIX.
srRKLsx. BALLADS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BROOKLYN
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NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 6ls Rroadway -
IFaD RIGHT ARM PRoEsr-THK wAsHINGros
Twrss-WoNpERs IN NATURAL HISTORY, SCIENCE ART.
LECTURES DAILY. Open from A. NJ. till lOP n.
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CHARLEY WHITES COMBINATION TROUPE at
Mechanics Hall, 472 Broadway-IS VARIETY Light
AND LAUGHABLx ESrERrAiNHESrs.-TuE FEMALE CLERKS
Or WAgaiNGroN
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway. Broome
street-FAnCHoN
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going on in the South, there is much to be
done yet and many things to be avoided.
The South has always been afflicted by set
of small, narrow-minded politicians, bummers
and long haired, brainless and sophomorical
young men Of the press. These men, like all
men Of small mental calibre, are very fussy,
noisy, impudent and irrepressible. It will be
difficult to keep them in the background, but
they must be kept there or they will prove
very mischievous and may retard the good
work so happily begun. Let the Southern
people, white and black, ignore these pestilent
and noisy agitators and trust in such men as
Wade Hampton, Lee, Longstreet and others
like them. AT the same time they should give
the cold shoulder TO the crack-brained and
equally pestilent emissaries of the New Eng
| land radicals; for these will be sure to SOW
discord and hatred between the negroes and
whites. BY all means let them avoid the rsdi-
cal parsons and strong-minded women Of the
East, who will spread over the country Nike
locusts to devour their substance and pro-
| duce mischief.
Looking to the future and TO harmonizing
the NOrtn ana SOuul, making US Que peOPh0
again in heart, as well as in our political rela-
| tions, the Southerners should at once adopt q
ticket for the next Presidential term. General
| u. s. Grant and General Robert E. Lee should
be that ticket, and it should be at the head o.
| all their newspapers and inscribed everywhere
Independent OF the excellence and popularity
OF this ticket, it would operate as q splendid
flank movement upon the politicians and
would give TO the South powerful influence
We advise the Southerners, too, to carry on
the ideas Of the radicals to the fullest exten
and push the revolution these radicals inau
gurated TO the utmost limit In doing this the.
should send large delegation Of negroes Y
Congress. If taken In proportion to the blacl
! aud white population the negro representative
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BAN FRANCISCO MlNSrRELS, 5s5 Broadway opposte
Che Metropolitan Hotel-tN ETHIOPIAN ENrERrAIN-
nxNrs, SINGING, DANCING BuRLEsoUEs -TnE BLACK
CO0E-EN0LIsH OPERA WITH GERMAN ACCENT.
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WOODS THEATRE. Broadway. opposite st. Nicholas
Hosei.-EAsr LYHrx-JoHN WARS.
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE 2Oi Bowery-coNc
VocALtsa kEGRo MNsrRELsY BuRLEsoUFs BALLET DIVER.
rtssrnssr. &c.-THE RIVER RATS NEw YORK
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DODwORrH HALL. sos Brsadway.-PRoEEssoR HARrz
PHRFoRn HIS MIRAoLKs-L'ksc HIS
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-21
No. l.
Schenck's Seaweed Tonic.

This medicine, invented by nr n Scnenk
OF Phiiadsiphia. Is intended 10 Dissolve the food
and make II into chime, the hrs, proces Of d.
gesron. BY cleansing the s.omaeh with
Sehenek's Mandrake P,is. the Tonic soon re-
s,or the appetite. and food tia, could no, te
eaten terore using i, will be easily drse..ed.
Consumption cannot be cured by Sehenck .,
Falmonie Syrup unless the stomach and l..er
|: made heai'hy and the appetite restored. hence
ihs 70 nc end Pi+is are rsanired an nearly every
ease Of consumption. half dozen botti.s Il
the SEA WEED TONIC aud three or four boz.
{, o. the MANDRAKE PILLS viii eus, any
ordin-ry ease of dysp-rsia.
York. Boston. apd al his principal 0fice in
Philadelphia every week. See daily papers Of
each place, or his pamphlet on consumption for
his days for visitation
Please observe, when purchasing. tha, The
Two hkenesses Of the Decor, one when in the
last sage Of consump,ion. and the other ss ne
nav is, IN perfec, health, are OH the Government
s.amT.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. price
81 so per bottle. or $50 the hnlf-doren. All
letters for advice should be addressed TO DR..
Scaenck's Principal Office. No Is North 9Th
Snst Philadelphia. Pa. General Wholesale
Agents; Oemas i;arnes & COL T.: s
Hance, Baltimore. Nd: John D Psrke. Gin
cinna:i Walker T. TayAoe, Chisaso. w.: Col
Inns Bros. 81 LOUIS, Mo.
Jan ~. le67-ty. -
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-21
Road NOTICE.

NOTICEis is hereby given. that at the
~ expiration of,hirty days from this
date, the Undersigned iotcpd to apply to
the County Commissioners of Saint NJ.
ry's county to locate read from the foo;
Of Motley Hall hill to lane at tbs las-
Mrs. Burch's gate. near Plowdcn's whAr:.
passing through the part Of Motley Hall
owned BY Dr. and Mrs Waring; through
that part Of Braubley, owned By the heir.
Of the late VIM II Thomas through 'hn,
pr, Of Brambley, ovncd by X II Miles :
tina, part of Bu,hvood (oow known ss
Chicahomany). owned BY the heirs Of ths
late VIM Fl Garner Cor whstevsr DC the
uamcs Of tho different farms or owner.
thereof) with power to enter and open
.aid river road and make such changes in
the course Of said old road. passing
through said fsrne, ss ia their discretion
they may see It,
WM 4 KIRK.
JOHN PARSONS.
EA WELLS.
4 others.
Feb Is, 1875.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-21
43O ACRES.

The Farm itself contains THREE
HUNDRED and THIRTY ACRES. and
the land nearly adjoining i, shout ONE
HUNDRED ACRES 1t will be sold
separately OF iu conjunction to suit pur.
chaser.
The steamers from Baltimore and Wash
ington stop at this Wharf
1t has many advantages. beautifully 20
cate: o, Rri,ous Bay. and in constant
commune ,tion with the Metropolis Of tho
United States and the Commercial Metro
polls of Maryland
Fish. Oysters. and all the luxuri-s Of
The salt water of the Potomac can be en-
Dyed without trouble
Persons wishing TO make investments
in real estate on the tile-waters Of MARY
land are requested to examine this proper
~ before the day of sale.
This property is sold to pay the jldc-
neut creditors Of THOMAS w COUGH,
according to their legal prior,ies. and
:hry are respectfully invited to attend the
sale
Terms Of Sale as prescribed BY the de.
cree :-Onc half cash. to b" paid as soon
as the property is purchased. and the res
idue on n credit OF twelve noaths. with IL
terest from the dsv of sale. The deferred
paym.ns to be secured by the notes of the
purchasers, with security 10 b; p;roved
ny the Trustees,
PETER ". CIR AIN,
b. g. HARRIS,
Trustees.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-21
NEW T.. s. EsOUNTIES
INCREASED PENSIONS

Under recent Act of Congress. Soldiers OF
1861, ard are, in certain cases. entitled
10 an additional Bounty from the U. S.
Soldiers who were Disabled in the late
War by the loss OF eye-sighr. arm, leg, &c.
6e., are entitled to an Increase Of Pension
OF S25, so and Sl5. Widows and Oh
rHASs are also entitled to INCREASE or
PENSION under l;,te Act.
Persons writing for Information will please
state the Name Of the Soldier, bis Company
and Regiment. with the date Of enlls,mc ut
and discharge death; also, how much
Bounty OF Pension received. and il the SOL
iicr is dead give the name or names Of tn
near sst Of kin.
Address, lcnclosinS Postage Stamp fof
aply)
WM. B. HILL.
ATroaSKY II LAW,
20 ". Fayette Street, Baain,ors. N1.
Aug. 9, lee6-Jy.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-21
P CTURES!
PICTURES !!

II hereby inform my friends and the
public that | shall locate 10 Leonard
town i'm mediately after the close OF March
Court, for the purpose Of supplying them
with pictures of every kind they may need.
Having had several years experience as
an Artist. !! feel confident that can give
compl".c satisfaction to all who m,y favor
me With call.
WALTER RALEY.
Feb. 81. ISG7-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-21
FOR ORPHANS COURT.

The friends Of Maj. John q. Milburn re-
commend him to the voters Of Saint MEy'l
County asa candidate for Judge Of the
Orphans Court, and endorse him as emil
nently qualified for that position If he Will
consent to be a candidate, IS wc trust hc VII
be will be warmly supported BY
LkoSARDTowl D1Tetcr.
Feb. 2sth, lse7-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-21
FOR ORPHANS COURT.

The frie nds OF Dr.. a. JACK. SPALD-
ING recon. mend him to The voters of 81 Ma
rvs county, az Candidate for re election to
the Indgeship Of the orr hans Curt. a, the
s,su,ng Fall Fk'e'i"n. CjAy1Kss
Ncreh ls ter-A
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-21
Business Notice.

u ecardess Of hard times, VIC are deter
IL mined TO keep the wheels rolling. II
YOU want a new CARRIAGE, BUGGY,
WAGON. or CART buil', or you wish your
old ones made rev, call at MECHANICS
VILE, where we have fitted up large WorS
shops and Will. at all times be ready to do
PAINTING, TRIMMING. WI F l.
RIGrITING and BLACK-SMITHlNG, in
all their branches a. greatly reduced prices
We respectfully solicit the patronage OF
the public.
RALLENGER j. LOOMS.
Feb. 81, l667-on.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-21
|HSoLVfNT NOTICE.
Petition for J In the Circuit Cour:
Insolvency. s for ST. Mary's County
Feb. 2S:h, le61-t..

DT virtue Of authority vested il me IS
- CLERK Of the Circuit Cour, for ST. Ma
rvs county. by the "Co.c oi Public Gcnersl
Laws" OF this State, i, IS hereby ordered tha,
JAS. T. Blackstone, an Iuso,veu, Petitioner be
and appear before the said Court on the third
Monday OF June next, 10 answer such inter
rogatories or allegations as his creditors. en-
dorsers or securities may allese or propose
against him and Aha, said Insolvent cause >
oopv OF this notice to be Published in the St.
Yarv's GAZETTE once week for three
months. previous to said third Monday ei
June next.
JNO. A. CAVALIER, C'k
Truo eory-Fes,:
JNO. A C...AL.En, cy
Feb ,. .cs7- S...
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-21
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

The friends Of JOHN DILLAHAT.
recommend him to tho voters of Soint Ma
rvs County as a candidate for reelection
to the oehce Of County Commissioner. az
90 ensuing Fail election.
Jan 3ls,, lSo1-te.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-21
GRAND DISTRIBUTION
PREMIUMS,
TO aid i" tie eonp'essea Of
ST. MARTINS CHURCH.
CoRSSa FAYerrs AND FrI1ox Sr1sxrs.
BALTIMORE.
By permission Of the Com nnis,ener Of In
sernL Reveoue. the Distribution
will take place on
EASTER MONDAY, April 22i. 1867.
GRAND DISTRIBUTION
ST. MARTINS CHURCH.

Certificates dits cents. cn,itlius ,be hold.s
to photograph Of 81. Martins church
and. QUE among one ,housand very valu..
bic Premiums, including anouE ethers !:
very superior horse. buggy aud har.
7 ess /; 4 magnificent Pisoo Fortes. : oc-
tave.. rose wood cases. from the celebrated
m.nufse'ory Of Knabo & Co; s sets Of
very handsome chamber furpiture, 4 sets
Of silver. most improved sewing ma.
cbioe., s very valuable gold watches. 6
superior huuting csse silver wseches, &
silver ice pitchers Of beautiful dosixs, (
splendid clocks with brcnxe o-namsna,
h% sesa Of Biblical IS srks Of Moat Rss: D..
Keptick; 4 sets Of Works Of Right Ree.
Dr. Englaud. 4 set. Of Works Of Mos.
Rev. Or. sp.ldius. 10 highly doished
photographs Of tho seven Archbishops Of
Baltimore. 10 highly finished pho,ograI b.
of the present Mefrop"!;,sns Of the Uoi,c6
States, and Ss2 oshe. valuable ind .,tras.
five premiunS.
The Distribution will be 10 charge Of .
committee Of re.ponsible geotlemen.--
The successful recipients Of ofpremiuu.s will
be notified in the Daily Gazette and ta.i.
olie Miro, of the Saturday following tho
Distribution.
All certificates must be signed b5 tie
Rev. Pastor.
Orders for certificates with moLey en-
closed. mus. be addressed to Louis Brand
Catholic Institute No. 122 North How.
ard ct. Baltic, or to the Rev Jchn Foley
No. 40 Holiday street BALTIC.
Feb Ii, lS67-8w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-21
MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COZ
~ IEGE
March 7, 1856. It's

The 6utics of thi> Institution will ho re-
sr,n,sI on MONDAY. 2Jth Of March.
While i, is designed t. make instru ton
in the theory and practio" If Agriculture
the peculiar feature OF the College Pr'vlH"n
is made fox full course ofCcleg'ate s'rur-
ton. embracing the Latin. Greci. French,
German. lta.i,u. and Spanish Languages. or
any Of them. a conr>s OF Mathematics. Men
tai and Moral Science. History. and the study
Of the En- glish Language ard Literature
Natural Hi,t>ry ami Natural Philosophy in
,h,i. sevcrai branches will have special at
ten,i,n. Military Tactics viii De taught.
There will he re Preparatory Sch OF. but
\ selected English and Scientific Course may
be taken at the Students option. No one &c
ceivei under fourteen years "i age.
For = Circular and further Information adj
dress.
y. B. WORTlIINGTON.
Register, &c,
Office Of American Farmer,
baltimore.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-21
llOO ACRES,
Gll6H'S WHARF.

located on Britop's Bay fuc navigable
stream. about five miles frou, the village of
Lconardtown. This i. very fine and pro
dnctive estate. containing. with tract Of
land nearly adjoining
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-21
NOTICE.

VETE have this day formed copartner-
w ship, under the name and style ol
VIM. A. radgett Il Co., for tho purpose g.
conducting The GROCERY and COMMiS.
SION business Mt No. II Commerce ST., ant!
hope. 10y strict attsnt'"a TO business, to re
ctiye LIBERAL share Of tho public patronage.
Respectfully.
". \. PADGE1T.
JNO. ii. CllRlSPlN,
,a,e with Neal, liagns x Co,
March 7, ls6:-1y.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-21
Whiskcrs and MustaChes

YNOE~ED 70 grow upon the smn"thsst nee
II IN from, three 10 Ave weeks hy using nT
AcVIGNE'S RESTAtATUtk tAliL-
LAiRE, the most wonderful discovery !" m""-
;.,. ,.,;.v unon IN. Beard and Hair IN
- -, .,;r.rn.,u. manner Ia has been
u.sd by the elite Of Paris md London "i'n 'he
-, t.,.rin- success. Names of ,lt purha
sss,wil be registered, and II ennrr sats'a''i",,
10 no, g,ven IN every instance. the money WI,
be carefully refunded. Pace by mai. 'eseI
and pos,pod. 81. Descriptive circulars al, ana
testimonials mailed free. Address hthtnth :
SHUTS & Co +. Chemists No 90 R''e,
su..t, Troy n. y. Sole sgen'sto' the oh''s''
EtAtss.
DEE 70. ls66--N
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-21
FOR SHERIFF..

JOHN II RUCKLER announces \ mseH D..
.nc voters Of 81 Mary's county as candidate
for Sheriff 9, the Fall ciectlon ID ls67 and so
l,eira The supper Of his ts.cucs aas .s!.sS<ia.
ssn5.
,'...>t.sSg
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-21
For Sheriff.

B X ABELL. Of LEONARD Town. is an.
noupced ss = candidate for Sheriff. and
will Be Imported D. tic masses III
PS1r.1.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-21
JAMES T. B.. AXIS ON {
ATTORNEY AT Law.

Lco~1rL,ocn. Va,
fiavin. r'-~sr,sd the pr,-nes of the 'sv III,
,and cro.a ,l'v ~! ~ lily = =. f":te~snt
rate. r.x e4.-sa :. i.a -..S. t.t .o..s.N.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NlOTICE IL hereby given that the subscri-
IN Der ha, obtained from. the Orphans Court
ot 81. Mnry's county, IN Maryland. letter" OF
sdmlnrtrrtion on the personal estate OF George
w Hcbb late Of sn,d county, deceased. All
pers,n. having Claims against the said de-
c.,,.d are hereby warned to exhibit the same
r,,h III. proper vouchss :neie"f. TO the aub
.cnter on OF be fore the 26th day fSept., 1867 F.
otherwise they may be excluded by law from
all br ,eft of the said estate. Given under my
haot tvs l4,h day Of Mar h 1867.
y JANE L II EAE I'D.
Administrator.
March IA, 1857
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-21

19r1fllllurdi y Implement 9
.9.1'D MACHINERY.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer. in
SEEDS, FERTILIZERS AND AGaICCL
TCRAL HARDWARE
SOUTHER-N AGENTS FOR
Buckeye Moving and Resping Msehiss.
Wagner Celebrated Grain sad Guaas
Drills.
American" Sugar Mills and Evspcrs,o-.
The -'Sweepsta kes' Thre,hers and Cleaners,
Grants Grain Cradles.
The Celebrated Maryland" Wheel Hons
Rakes.
. Montgomery Rockaway Wheat Fans.
The keystone" Cider Mills.
Hutcbirson's Family Wine and Cider M.ls.
ard general stock Of lalp:eoeut, .nt Ma
chirery, embracing nearly every variety In
use.
The sbove Machines have all of the lates,
improvements, and are confidently recon :
neaded As the best Of the kind, in the couc-
try.
Repoi,ing parts Of any Of The obovs .Naeh,-
n7y furnished, and Unchsnes repaired at short
notice.
We have In store a large and carefully e.
lscscd stock Of Garden, Field and Flower
Seeds, which We Confidently .ecouneod .ss
fresh and genuine. Send tor one Of our Sea-
Catalogues, giving practical directions fot
planting al varieties Of Seeds.
Garden and Flower Seeds forwarded -
mail.
Feb. %, is67-ly'.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-21
P1tapsco
GUANO CONPANl'S
i.NNO MA TED
Soluble Phosphate

FOR
TOB7CCO, GRAIN. GR-lSS and ROO1
CROPS.
A.a crop grower and mprover Of the soil
has 90 superior
NEAI.E HARRIS & co,
IGIY:MAL AoENTs.
No 26 CJmmelcs street,
Baltimore
Aus le. lsss-1y.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-21
TRUSTEES SALE.
OF VERY VALUABLE
R E A / BS T A 7 f
81. MlRY's COUNTY, ND.

Qf virtue of = decree Of the Circui.
- Court Of St Mary's county. sitting
asa Court Of Equity, in the case Of job us
Hopkins ADD others.rs. Thomas " Cough
and others. fhe undersigned Trustees will
expose at public eale. at the Court House
door, in the village Of Leopard.own, St.
Mary's county, Md. on
THURSDAY, the 2lst day of
March next,
ALL THE REAL ESTATE bclou ging
to the said Thomas w Cough, lying and
being 10 ST. M4ry's county, aud heretofore
levied on By the Sberiffs Of ST. Mary.
county, 10 virtue of sandry execution.
| against the said Thomas W Cough. anG
cou-isting of the following TRACTS OR
PARCEL OF LAND:
Firs,.-THAT VERY VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE on which tho Clifton
Factory is located. and il supposed to con-
tain
$50 acres,
more or les.
Thi. property will be sold in detached
lots to suit purchasers, or together with
the Factory and Mill. Millers aud mao
ufacturers are invited to examine this
property before thr day of sale. A mao
Of capital. with this frst-.2te water power.
would iD = few years double his cspi-
tal
S.cond.-A VERY VALUABLE
FARM csleo aud know BY the name
Of
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-21
E. WHITMAN j. SONS,

Nos. % and "a ) C=sver' So, bai,.nc-e Ma
auulacturers Of
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-09-12

THs USsTxp SrArzs MgsycaL RgvIEw.
-~Tais Is the title Of moashly puhlica-
sasisn, issued by ]. L. Peters, 1t No.
200 Broadway, New Work, and DEVOTED
to maaie and shoies family readiag. Is
10 beautifully printed, on Asavy book pa
per, aad the masie. contained Ia each
aambsr~-sighs Pagss-so arranged that
lie NAV BE- detached and bound with 9th
or sheet masis, IL being exactly tbs same
sise. We recommend tbs Rsgisw 10 all
those isssgesssd IN matters Of @ssicai
assars ~ Ebs best patlisasion Of Tbs
kiad in xhs sssatsy. Eaclsss $l so and
address 90 ahsse.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-09-12

SrovEs.-Ws nsaics that Mr. ANT 10
receiEing IA Immense stock sg ssovss,
&C., fos the Call aud wintsr trade, and 10
determined that ne eas 10 this latitude
shall have cause 20 g shake and saisera
when cid boseas wish bis icy breath
nakss bis annual visis. I" Roysi'' does
. heavy basiasss, and she fsss that be
theroaghly understands his calling and
is eobsens TO sslt ~ q reasonable profit,
ID destined 10 vin for him inssssssa and
lastiDg patronage In the future. Now IL
The time 10 ges ysns stoves for winter.
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az The immsass brick aaoak ssil

~ The imaasnss brick hacek ssing
erected On Pearl aad Main ssfssss Ia
going forward With commendahls ensr-
gy. Ths basemea. aalla are al spt ead
Indications are promising HAL The
mopth of October vii! witness the bald
ing eselssed. Its completion Ia des-
sinea 70 work great change 10 The ap-
psaYance ct thai sessssaof me aaEg IN
which Ii Is lssassd, and the impras easns
Prov lassiag monument to the enc ~
and public spirit Of the gsntlem 60 pre-
jectiDg block of such imusnse cost and
hugo dimspsiana. -
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syIxxprp OsGAN.- Ga Tuesday last
:. AaslIsr received, direcs from the
Ssasfssfsry, splsadid osgan, which
As Sssa plaesd aisag aide 0f osss. ma
heal inssrum epss In his art gallery se-
|epsfsA fsoh, gSisiatsg The sU0Ez oaass.
Il shs hands Of lib swaef, il pxsduses
,plsssia musie, &na pes aafssqascisy
s.as ms 10 believe that divine service
i ksias add In james block.