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St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
EQUITY NOTICE.
Semue, Rust. In the Circuit Cour,
vs.. for Ssins Mary's Coun-
Thos Hubbard. ,y, sitting as Court Of
wife, Il others Equity.
NJ. l.81 y T..


TENIIE oljec, Of The HIll flee. in this
81 cause is TO procure Decree for the
s,lc of tract or parcel of land lying and
being i'll Saint Mary. county, State of
Maryland called and known by tb
Of Part Aslnitt's Defence"
The Blll states, in substance. IN
ae Rust. the Complainsu, in this
is the owner IN fee of the one half uS
vid,d par, Of tire land aforesaid and the
o:hcr hal. Of SAID land is owned by the
following p,r;ics. to wit: Josephine
Hubbard, wiie of Thomas Hubbard Sa-
rah !. Lank. wife Of Robert LINK and
Is &C Watson. all Of Caroline county.
State Of Maryland; Juice Watson. u
Snss' county, State OF Delaware Will
her Kydd,u, Of X nj county. State of Del
aware; AAru KrmhaI, aud Columbia
Kcddon, of he city ofJAcksan, nthe State
Of Nis,i>@l lp': and tha6 sail lln1 is in-
capable Il division among all the aforesaid
parties. to their interest and advantage.
And the Hil further safes, that Unce
Watson, Carelin3 X .mball ard AIKEN
kmtal. her husband. Columbia Rellon
and Nilhcr Rrddou are enon-tcsilruts Of
the State Of Maryland AMI, after pray
lng lh,t decrac may pass for the sale of
The aforesaid premises, ana fhat the pro-
ceels thereof may be divided nmong all
the p,rtics Interested in the proportions
10 which thry ar. savrrally entitled, prays
specifically that an order of publication
nny be granted against said Defendants,
warning them to appear before this Count
on some certain day to hr therein named
and answer the Bill OF Complaint of said
{, mp,ainaut,
AID the Coar, being satisfied bat tho
said last named Dctcrdaut-ar- ~1n->.-
dcntS Of the State of Maryland, aud that
hey ca"nnt be found within the juri.dc-
i"n os This court, it is, therefore, this
sixth day of February. in the year ons
housaud. eight hundred and six,y- seven,
ordered that he Complainant in thus cau-s
give notice to SAID nnn-rcsficpt Dcfen-
,raut. Of ,he q yet ard substance of this
Blll, by advertisement Of this order IN
some ncwsp,pr published i'll the State of
Mary ,rd once "A week for four success
~lve weeks PRIOR to the fifteenth day Of
March neN, warning them to be aud APP
pear IN this Court, either in person or 10y
Solicitor. on the third Monday in June
'.ext, ard show cause. if any they have.
Why decree should not be passed in tho
premises a. pralcd otherwise, the said
Bill of Complaint shall be taken pro co"-
ttsso against them.
JNO. A. CAVALIER, Cl'k.
True copy-Ttst:
JNO A. CAVALIER, Crk.
Feb !, ls67-lm.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
No. 1.
DR.. Schenek's Mandrake Pills
4 Substitute for Calomcl.

Tieae Pills ate composed OF various roots
having the power to relax t,s secretioos Of tie
liver IS promptly aud ef1ectualy rs blue pill Or
mercury, and without producing any OF those
dlsasreeable or dangerous effects which often
follow .he use of ;he atter.
In all blliols disorders these PIHs may be
used w,th confidence, as they promote the dis
tons from, the liver aud bill ,ry duct,, which
are the eau Sc of bilious affections IN general.
SCHENCk'S MANDRkE PILLS cure
Sick Headache. and all DISC rders Of the Liver
Indicated by salo~ skin, coated tongue. Cos
tIveness, d.owsiness and a general fcenns Of
WEAKNESS md Ia <si;ude, showing tha: the liver
IN a torpid or obs;ruc'ed condiln.
In short these Pills may I've used with rdvsn-
iage IN all ca ses when a purgouve or Alternative
me iic!ne is required.
Please ask fo. .'Df Sch.rck's Mandrake Pills =
and observe tha, the two llkenessts OF the Doc
IN thu last stage of Consum ption, aud the other
IN his present health
Sold by all Druggists and dealers Prce 25
cents per box. Principal Office, No Is North
9th Street, Ph aoie5ph a, Ia.
General Wholesale Agent, Demas Barnes
Il Co, 2I PAX Rev, Nv lorh 5 5 Hance,
l0s Baltimore St. Baltimore. Md ; John ID
Park, y f cor Of Fotrlh nni " atnut s., Cln-
cinna,, Ono w oker & Taylor, l3i and 1876
Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Ill. ChiinS Broth
ers, southwest corner Of second ,ni Fne Sts
S Louis, Mo.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14

The Rebel 6pTrIt.
Under this heading tie b"t'aor"
H4,~rf~,rr Of .ste da,o arraigns recent
at.;,lc of onrs, entitled tie Approaching
Cri,s." in tcrins xhioh would lea any
ono 70 suppose who had never real it that
it contained the original principle OF evil
and advocated besides, piracy. perjury and
rarriciJe. Yet none Of these does 1t IA
vor nor even treason DOR yet scdltion -
Alas. how this world is given to lying -
Az the american has had the fairness
however. to publish the 3 tc!s Itself. and
~ i.r ratron. c:n no doubt read, and per-
haps reason, anu as nobedy else feels any
iu.cres, III its ofFrtcns, wc have not te!t
ourselves called upon to mako any defence
.;;sa our own behalf Be the article to winch
exception is taken good or bad. treasons-
BE or otherwise. ii is at least intolligible
and We submit that wc ought not to be held
responsible for tho absurd deductions and
malignant pcrvereions Of a writer who ~
either grossly ignorant of tie laws of roa-
louing or paipably dishonest, may be seen
by any one who will readthc article in ques-
ton and the comment, os the american
upou it. But wao is it that comes or.h to
quarrel with treason ? T. i. the shameless.
repceadc who on the 10Th Of April, 1851,
bounded on mob to ob.truct by violence
the passage of Federal soldiers through the
streets Of Baltimore Who is it tha. talks
Of scdi,ion? Is it thc pi,np and confeder-
ntc of Forn-y in recent attempt to orcr-
throw tho election llws of our State by
hands of armed outlaws from abroad =
Who is i, that pratcs OF obedience to law
j. it the inoendiary who is daily begging
Congress 70 bfcak it By an unwar7snsable
intarforonee with our internal poiity and
who u now urging the people OF thls State
TO revolutionary seuon in regard to Con-
saitusional Convention Who is it that
i, oosspirins against tho Government p
Those Who src nsintaininc the covenants
ef.hs Constitution or be whcis abetting Con
grcss 70 destroy them : Finally. who is
il thas unIertakss 70 teach others deoeney
.ad morality! sit shs slsudsref who wss
recently sebuksd BY the Seuste' Of our Sts's'
Tor defamation Of honorable character -
We insist upon ne present auswcr 20 these
questions, bvt when law shsu be once
moro settled 10 the land and liberty assur-
ed, il there is a mag 10 our midst who is
exposed BY them to public recognition.
WY, let hin look TO it.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
Fnrdors OF Convlcts'

Application having been made by the
Board of Directors of the Maryland Penn
.,ntiary to the Governor of the State for
the pardon of certain convicts 10 that lnssi-
tuition, by notice in the Baltimore papers
We see, that hi, Exccl'eacy will take up
these cases for final decision on or after the
18th of February, instant, at which tlme
protests against the application for pardon
will bo heard. Among others in behalf Of
whom, application has been made. We notice
thu names of Peter Watts, convicted in the
Circuit Court of this county, November
1857, Of assault. with intent to kill, and
sonteuesd 70 tho Psniseunary for 9years
snd ] months. and A. P. Mckensis. con-
~;csed. Dsos,nber. 1853. Of robbery. and
ssatsneed to tho PsnisentiAry for years
sod + months.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14

Hox. OscAR MILEs-We learn, from
letter recently received FROM this gentle
man. that he is now residing near Waiver
ly, Saline County. Missouri. He desires
to be kindly remembered to his old friends
in Saint Msry's. but be does not contem-
plate, we think, an early visit to the coun- :
ty. He speaks in favorable terms of the
West; aud, in this connection. we renew the
expression of our earnest friendship, and
trust b. may Be h.ppy and prosperous in
his new home.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
ROAD HlTICb.

NTOTICE i, hereby given. that at the
~ expiration of thirty days from thu
date, the undersigned intend to apply 10
the County Commissioners, Of Saint VA.
rvs county 70 locate raa1 from The foot
Of Motley Hall hill to a Lane at the late
Mrs. Burch's gate near Plowdcn's wharf,
passing through the part of N1,Iey Hall
owned bv DR. and Mrs WSrlng; through
that part Of BrambIcy, Owned by tn hcirs
Of the late Wm II Thomas through that
part of Brambey. owued by i II Miles !.
that part of Bush wood (nGw known s.
Cblcnhonany). owned by III: heirs Of the
late Wm II Garner Cor Whatever be the
names Of the different farms or owners
thereof with power to euter aud open
said river road aud make such changes in
the course of SAID old road. passing
through said farus, as in their discretion
they may see fit.
WM 4 KIRK.
JOHN PARSONS,
E-A WELLS,
l. others.
Feb ii, 1S61-30d.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
GRAND DISTRIBUTION
PREM!l;Ms,
IT, aid N 'hr con'plrf;on Of
ST. MARTINS CHURCH,
CosssR FAygTTs AND FULroN STRaATs.
BALTIMORE.
By permission Of the Commissioner Of Iu-
ternsl Reveuu- the distribution
will take place on
EASTER MONDAY, April 22j, 1867 :,

Ger ic ..,s fifty cents, en- itling the older
TO $ phorogfsph of st Mar is church
aud one among one THOUSAND very vaua-
bic Premiums, incu ling among othrri ::
very superior horse, buggy and har-
iess; 4ma.nidcert Piano Forfes, oc-
tavcs. rose sewood eases. from the Celebrated
mandatory Of knabc & Co: ) set. Of
very handsome chamber furniture. 1 sets
of silver. 1 most improved sewing ma
chimes, very valuable gold watches. 1
superior huu,ing case silver watches. 5
silver ice pi'ch,rs of beau'ital q sign, 1
speudid clocks with bronze ornaucuts,
! set. Of BIZ | cal !W,rks Of Most R>v Dr.
krnrick, t sets Of Works Of Right Rev
pr England, / set, OF Works Of Most
Rev. pr Spsld'ug, - highly finished
uhotagra; h of the seven ArcAh;sh p, OF
l}al,mnre, 10 highly dnlshrd pho,o-rat h,
Of the present Mclropuhtans OF the mt u
States. and 3S:. other valuable and .;trAc-
I've premiums
The b Distribution viii b. in charg. Of 4
Committee OF re~p,nsjOlo gen,I~ln"u,- =
! he successful reclpleu:S Of premiums viii
De notihrd in the Dsuiy Gu:tHr ani cath
o,c Mirror Of the Saturday following the
Distribution.
Al certificates must be signed BY the
Il, V. Pastor.
Orders Tor certificates with moLey en-
closed must be al lrvs,cd to l. ais Brand
Catholic Institute No l2z North How
ard 81. BuIto or to the Krv. jJhu Foley
NJ. 10 Holiday street D4!to.
Feb IA. lSG. G.-Sw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14

Baltimore md Potamlc E. Z.
1t Is regarded by the friends Of this COM
pany as all-importaut that the petitions
now in circulation against am legislative
Interference with It's char er should DC sgn-
ed and Immediately and forwarded to An
napolis. We hope that those into whose
hands these PETITIONS have fallen will g to
work at once. as = longer delay in express
ing their wishes to the Legislature may
compromise the present fastering prospects
of the company to maintain their chartered
rights.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
New Firm.

New firm.
By reference to our advertising columns,
it will be seon that JohL L. Hebb, Es1r~,
formerly of this county. has connected him
self in the Wholesale Grocery and Com
mission Business with the firm of /. j .
Dali & Co., No - Cheapside, Baltimore
We bcspeak for Mr.. Hebb share Of our
county patronage.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
MARRIED.

On the 9th instant by the Rev. Father
Jordan. ELKAEAH r. EDWARDS to
Miss MAGGIE. SOTHORON.
On the same day. by the Rev Father
Enders. JOHN q. PERRY 10 Miss IN
DIANA GUY.
On the 1lth inst, BY the Rev. Father
DeWole, THOMAS L. GATTEN to Miss
JANE NJ BOND.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. Father
Finders. GEORGE VI GRAVES to Miss
JANE ALICE Y. BOOTH.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14

Csrgran. %.
We soties pothing 10 the proceedings
Of Congress during the lest week. beyond
the Banks .oscs. to ~hioh 20 have else
vhere referred, worthy Of especial men,
ton.
In our Stat. Legislature. sh' members
appear 10 be iudustriously engaged though
lahipg now Of very general Interest seems to
lias their attention.
been electrified By an
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14

DY virtue Of two writs Of vrndi'ioni *
- ponas issued out of IT, Circuit Court
for Saint Mays county, one at the suit Of
Joseph B,oder and II l. Monroe, and one
at the soit Of Freeanl, Hall i Co.
sgsinst the goods and chatels, lands
sDd 'enemcuts of NJ p Abel, and to NE
directed, have seized aud taken in ex-
ecution all the right. tile and interest,
claim and demand. at law and in equi
ty. Of the sard NJ D Abell 10 and to
the following pr 'p"rty to VII
One tract or parcel Of laud known
and called By the name Of
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
COMMUNICATED.
4 BIBLICAL RIDDLE.

God made Adam out OF dust,
But Thought il best to maks me frst,
So W.. made before the man
To answer Gods most holy plan.
& livlng being | became,
Twas Adam gave to me my name;
Then from his presence | withdrew
Nor more of Adam ever knew.
God did something in me see
And put living soul IN me
And when from me, That soul had fed,
| was the same as when first made.
With neither hapds nor feet nor soul,
| travel now from pole to pole;
Thousands of miles roam in fear.
Yet seldom on the earth appear.
To Heaven | shall never SO
Nor to the grave nor He'll below;
Thousands of people, young aud old,
Will By my death great light bokold.
The scriptures / cannot believe
If right or wrong [ cant conceive
Ahhough my name therein ia found,
1t is to ne an empty sound.
And when, my friends, these lines you re'a
Then search the scriptures with al sreeo
And if my name therein you hno
I'll think you have ready mad
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
1onht. that he will oprose Il with all the

power and influence 3. his command A
a scheme of compromise it is ridiculous
nor can VIC see in what respce; i IS, soPe-
rior as plan Of settlement 10 the absolute
m,i;zr9 rple proposed by Stevens for the
so7ernment Of The South
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
Scarlet Fever

Scarlet Fever.
This dangerous eDemy Of children, VIC
regeret to announce, has made its appear
anec in our county and has assumed an un-
usually virulent form Lately m the Fac
tory district four children of William
Adams died of the disease after shors III
ness aud within few days Of each other.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
Schooner Sunk.

SCNUUatk cuHk'
\ two-topmast schooner, Of about hun
drcd tons burthen, loaded with pig iron, is
sunk at the mouth Of Carthagene creek IA
the St Mary's river. We have been ana
Die to obtain either the name Of ths Cap-
tain or the Schooner.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
MAaSHhL'S SALB.

ID 7 virtue Of a fri facas issued out
a1 Of the Uui'cd States Circui, Court.
IN nnd for the Maryland district, on
jn!gment in said court IN favor ef Frank
I4nizingcr az Plaintiff, and William T.
I.okcr defendant, aud 10 me directed,
have sciz d the following property, viz
One two-s'ory Dwelling House, Stable
and TO, in the town Of I,oonardtown St.
N"ry's county. Md Also. the stock Of
gooIs IN the store Of William 4 Locker.
IA leoharet0wn. Md. and will sell at
public anotiou, for cash, on
| UESDAY, the 2Gth Februa-
ry instant,
at II o'clock VI on the said premise. in
Leonard;own. Md, the above named
property, &c.
W BONIFANT.
L. s. Marshall
Feb !. 1867
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

DE THOs " BROWN will preach
IL at Leonardt wn, Sabbath morning,
Fob oath. n 10y o'clock; also at Mt. Zion.
,ame day. at o'clock.
Feb I4th, lS61-td.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14

r1Y virtu. Of authority vested In me as
= Clerk Of the Clrcui, Court for Saint Ma
~ S County. by the Code OF Public Gcoeral
Laws OF this State. il i. hereby ordered, that
John B Iathrum, an lnsolvent Petitioner. be
and appear before the said Court on the third
Nund,y OF June next. 10 answer Anch nter-
rogatories or allegations rs his creditors, en-
dorse-s, or securitirs may allege or propose
against hin. and that said lnsoivens csnsc a
sopy of this erler be inserted in the Saint
Asry's G,s-cUe once week for three months,
previous to said third Monday OF Juns next
JNO. A CANA 4lEK Clk.
True copy--lest:
JNn<A. CAMALlER' OK.
Teb. IL lssf- 3u.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
OBITUARY..

After long illness, on the 9th nit.
which he bore with Christian forttude, IN
the full bope of blissful Immortality JOHN
B JARBOE, IN the Goth year his age.
Reyaicscat ;" prce.
And envious Death. exulting Ger his prize
Would faiu bar the Spirit from it. native
skies
But Faith. Hope aud Ioye-best boons 70
mortal. given
Waved their bright wings and pointed him
TO Iicaven.
Yes. he's gone ~ is veIl: The grass will
soon W.T.
~ ~ v,N forget tapbraid him /;
wo'lu his ashes tpose ln the
ne, - CHIN have laid
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14

The Erhel Sprlt.
IEONARDTOU<, ND.

THURSDAY MoEElNu Fet,ruary -. 1867,
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-02-14
lkSOLVekT NOTICE.

Petition for ! In the Circuit CourI
Insolvency. { for 5, Mary county
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-18

The daughter Of Hon. VIM. Dennison, OF
Ohio, was married at Columbus, Ohio, on
Wednesday, to Gen. W Forsyth, of Sheridan
staff. ExSecretary Stanton and Gen. Sheridan
attended the ceremony.
GEN. MEADE was at West Point yesterday.
SENATORS SUMNER AND MORRILL, were in Chi
cago on Tuesday.
CHARLES DICKENS sails from Liverpool on Ii,
goth, in the steamer Java, for Boston.
A PRIVATE LETTER from Gen, Mcclellan say
that he has taken passage for himself and family
and proposes to sail from Liverpool for thi
country in the steamship Persia on the 10th o
November. lie may be expected, therefore, t
arrive here about tho 27th Of that month.
AMONG the arrivals Of washingtonian, il
Philadelphia yesterday at the different hotels,
we notice the following Messrg, z. D. Gilman,
Dr.. A l.. Lowell, George c. IIepning and
BurleW
Hon W. p. DOLE and family, Of this city
and Hon, Schuyler Colia1 were among the ar
rivals at the fremont House, Chicago, on Tues
lay evening last.
Professor ELIOT, who created quite 4 sensa
lion by his lectures on cookery last week il
New York is now lying dangerously i'll in thai
city
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-18

COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct. lin the secret ses.
sion of the Radical convention to-day Mr.. Ep.
ping, United States Marshal, offered series Of
moderate resolutions, which were adopted, with
the exception of five votes. subsequently sew.
oral speeches werc made by BusOlu, Wright, Ri.
lott, and Dubarge, supported by Villssburg and
Mackey, which frightened delegates from the in.
terror from their position. The resolutions were
reconsidered and repealed whsrsupon Epping
left tho convention in disgust, satisfied that it,
schemes were Of the widest character, and unf,
to be supported by any respectable white or col
ored man. Wright, who opposed the resolutions
most vchsmently, is a coal.black African, who
at former convention introduced a resolution
insisting that the next Vice President should be
a negro.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-18
GEORGETOWN and Alexandria.

To OUR SUBSCRIBERS IN GRoRoErows.--
Mr.. J. \. S. THORN Is no longer agent for the
REPUBLICAN, In Georgetown. and the collections
hereafter will DO made BY the regular collectors
Of tho ofioo, who will produce their authority,
signed BY tho proprietor.
Orders for the paper may bo left at the office Of
J. J, BoauE, Real Estate Agent, High street,
ono door below Bridge street.
Mr.. THOMAS GALLAoHsR, No. las St. Assph street,
between oibbon and Franklin is our authorized agent
for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, In the city Of Alsxsn-
dria, and will receive subscriptions and advertise.
ments, and receipt therefor.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-18

SoupOus, loO&, O.ZUk,
1854, iosii 5-2O's, 1865, 1osli b.2o's, January
and July, 1865, 1851; l040's, 1901; 1905, July,
1896 1905, June, lo4Ii gold, 1881.
NEW YonK, Oct. 17.-Flour 10 to 20 cents
lower. Wheat 2 to 4 cents lower. Corn 10 q
shade easier. Mess pork arm; s22. 10 TO s22. u.s.
Lard dull 1871 to IA. Cotton quiet at l9i for
Middling Uplands. Freights quiet. Spirits
Turpentine quiet IS TO 55i. Rosin dull; 1885
to $500.
BALrInoRE, Oct. ls.-Breaastufs-Th mar.
ket for -four remains about the same as for some
days past. Desirable Howard Street grades are
In light supply and holders are quite firm. City
Mills receipts are abundant, but the high prices
obtaining for yheats render the market steady
There 10 some demand for shipment. both for the
Rio market and for tho British Provinces, and
wo understand that sales TO the extent Of 1900
bbls. high grade City Mills Extra have been
made at sl2.75 and SIS. We also hear Of sales
Of 400 bbls. choice Northwestern hour at slI .5oa
Ills. There have been salss, also, Of several
hundred barrels City Mills Super at $losl0. 50.
Corn Meal Is very firm. We note sales Of
500 bbls City Mills at $675.
GRAIN.-whsat-Ths sales included 400 bush.
oils choice Virginia Valley red at s2.95i 100
bushels do. Maryland at 81, and CTS bushels
good Pennylvania red at Ass. Prime do. held
at 81. 75a2 80. Sales reported were as follows:
ITO at 81 99i 100 at g. co. 800 at $780, 800 at
$685. 600 at s2.65.
COrn-Receipts l,2lO busheal white and 4, 900
bushels yellow. Tho market was quiet, at about
yesterdays figures.
ProUiSionS-The market Is very dull, though
prices are nominally maintained. The stock
generally Of bacon Is very light, but there Is at
present little or no demand. We continue to
quote as follows: Shoulders l4I al4i cents; rib
sides 17isl7l CENTS clear ribs 17ial8 GEMS, the
outside figures for small orders. Mess pork dull
at S25 Bulk meats are nominally quoted at
l3ial3! cents for shoulders, and 16l cents for
sides. Hams 19a20 cents for city cured, and
23a25 cents for Western sugar cured. Lard
City, 14l cents; Western, 14i cents.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 1.-THE market this
morning was again active, and prices well sus-
tanned. The offerings Of Grain continue very
light. Flour remains firm, but unchanged.
Only about 800 bushels of Wheat offered, which
sold at 50 so, 81 90, and 81 IS for white and
red Of inferior to fair quality. Sales Of 700
bushels Corn at $1.41, sl42, and $l.43 for
white and mixed. Rye active, with sales At
$l.45. Oats In fair request, with sales Of $50
bushels at 6s, 70, and 70 cents. Sales on Change
Of 100 bushels Corn Meal country ground) at
sl.30. Market for Wool 10 remarkably dull,
and common unwashed has declined to % cents.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-18

New AND BEAUTIFUL GooDs.-Webb &
Beverage have Just opened at their we'll knowa
establishment, Seventh street, under Odd Fellows
Hail. large and complete assortment Of fancy good.
consisting Of the newest style, and varieties Of lamps
queensware, china, and glassware The wsrerooms
are perfect museum In their way and we'll worth .
Wilt Prices 10 suit tho times.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-18

THERE ARE SEVERAL WHISKY DELEGATIONS
now in Washington, called here to operate for
and against the New York Metropolitan Revenue
Board. Some Of these are tho friends Of Col
ME,sMoRE and others Of Gen. wIsEwELL. A.
yet nothing definite has been done, 80 far as We
can learn.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-18

TIE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE have now undo
consideration the Maryland affairs that were re.
fsrred to them. They are moving on in the in.
vs,tigation as rapidly as can well be expected
It Is supposed that 1t will take some two week,
longer to finish up the work.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-18

An.,r.-The
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mittse 10 investigate the Attain Of Southern rail.
roads. arrived, and have taken rooms at the
spottswood hotel.
The political excitement IL on the increase
Tbs CONSERVATIVES srs working with great energy,
and everything indicates that there will be an
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-18
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PnILADELrniN. Oct. 1.-THE base ball match
to-day between tho Unions, Of Washington, and
the Athletics, of Philadelphia, was won by the
Athletics. Sc0rc---ri tol