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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-31

TIE AspHALTUM PAvEMKNT.-A large portion OF
this pavement has been laid at the corner OF East
Bay and Market streets, and though not quite
dry will soon be hard and firm. 1t is ready
for use Q short time after it has been shaped
n position, and the trampling OF feet only
serves to make it more compact. Mr.. GERDTs,
the Chairman Of the Committee on Streets,
has taken great interest in the amelioration
Of East Bay, and it is due to his efforts
that the old street can boast Of a new side
walk. General CLIrz has kindly loaned the city
the large iron roller used on the citadel walks, and
when that is passed over the surface Of the As
phaltum it will compress it and smooth all irregu-
larities. The pavement presents mottled ap-
appearance that is not unsightly, though time
and the weather will soon render it of q dark
color The tar and lime used for the pavement is
mixed in the street, and as it is applied by the
same laborers large portion can be laid in day
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-31

EVERY FAMILY should have a case OF DR.. HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES. They simple,
easily applied harmless, and yet in thousand instances
they arrest disease allay pain and suffering calling
the DOCTOR and prove friend indeed The valut ole
vice rendered immensely overbalances the small
they cost. See advertisement Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co.,
October 81 No. 562 Broadway, N VI
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-31
AUCTION SALES.
KILROY 4 co.

UnrssefUed Sale Of Dry Gcoh, Clothing ana
Fancy Goods, just rece,ved from Ne~ fort
EII DAN q, ln
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-01
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
L AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate Of THOMAS NJ ZELL, deceased
The petition OF ANNIE ZELL., widow of said dece-
dent, having been filed, ,clamng 70 retain the personal
property mentioned aud appraised in the schedule
thereto annexed OF the value OF $4,000, according 10
the act of Assembly OF April lt 1851, and the supple
ments thereto Notice Is hereby given that the same
will be approved by the Court Saturday, the 9th
day OF March, 1907 unless exceptions thereto be ed.
WILLIAM s. PRICE
Attorney for Petitioner.
Philadelphia, February p, 1867, 222 29-5 safe
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-01

tThis being new enterprise, the Par is assumed
as the market value.
Thomas G. Hand, Samuel r.. Stokes
John 9. Davis, Henry Sloan, I
Edmund A Seuder William q. Boulton,
Theophilus Paulding Edward Darlington,
John r. Penrose, IL. Jones Brooke
James Traquair, Edward Lafourcade,
Henry G. Dallett Jr., Jacob p JONES'
James @. Hand James B. Mcfarland,
William @. Ludwig Joshua Z. Eyre,
Joseph H. Seal, Spencer McIlvaine,
George @. Leper, J. B. Semple, Pittsburg,
Hugh Craig, a b. Berger,
John ID. Taylor, D. Il. Morgan,
Jacob Riegel, George w. Bernardou.
THOMAS e. HAND, President
JOHN G. DAVIS, Vice-President,
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary. 1SR
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-01
STRICT ECONOMY IN MANAGEMENT

PROVlDENT LIFE ANDI TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA. n
No. Ill y. FOURTH STREET,
Commenced Business 7mo. "A, 1885. .-l
Organized to extend the benefits OF Life Insurance.
among members of the Society OF FRIENDS. All good
risks Of whatever denomination solicited.
- SAMUEL r. sHIPLEY, President,
ROWLAND PARRY, Actuary.' I'D t'i~'
THOMAS wISTAR, NJ. D., Med. Examihei
30 JOSEPH b. townsend Legal Adviser
This Company, in addition TO the security arising
from the accumulation of premiums gives the Insured
the advantage of an actual paid-up Captaig ALL
THE PROFITS OF INSURANCE ARE DIVIDED
AMONG THE INSURED. ~ a0W 0i II
Life Policies and Endowments in all the most ap
proved forms. w IiN0
Annuitles granted on favorable terms. r. 22fmwarS
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-01

DRoVIpENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA,
No. Ill South FOURTH street.
INCORPORATED Sd MONTH, I'D, 1885,
CAPITAL, Sl5O0OO, PAID IN.
Tpsurance on Lives, by Yearly Premiums; or by 5,
10 or 90 year Premiums Non-iorielture,
NEndoNments payable at a tuture age, or on prior
decesse by Yearly Premiums or 10 year Premiums
both classes Non-forfeiture. 49,. .o
Annuites granted on favorable TERMS
fern Policies Childrcn's Endowments.
This Company, while giving the Insured the security
o. o. a Itife tslb bnsiness amongit Policy holders.
Nnnevs received at interest, and paid on demand,
OgSri1ed NV charter execute Trusts and TO act
m AEHnncntoT or Administrator Assignee or Guardian
as other dducary capacities, nder appointment
a. -, ~ Sonrt of this Commonwealth, any person
~ 0r neSSsons or bodies polite or corporate.
VI PSASN1@' DIRECTORS.
SAMUEL, r. sHIPLEY, HENRY HAINES,
J1SHIJA H. NORRIS ~ " MlsIAh BROWN
2pIGH RID WOOD, MM.C. LONGSpRETH
RRISH ARD CADBURYs WILLIAM HACKER
hlOn@AA CHARLES II. COFFIN.
SAMUEL R. sHIPLEY, ROWLAND PARRY,
II. fTesiiqent' 8, r, ,,z Actuary.
7%5 Medical examiner. Legal Adviser.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-12
BW LAST EVENINGS STAGE.

NEW. YORK jane. 1.-The Presidents has gone to
Raleigh Seward accompanies him.
OF $4,000 registered voters in District CT Columbia,
8, ,212 are colored..
Gen JEFF, c. Davis.has 800 recruits for California
on mail steamer. About as many more will go by
next steamer.
The news from Mexieois mixed The. HSrGtd's spe-
cal says the city of Mexico is surrendered and Gen,
O'Hara was shot for corresponding with the Liberals
Miramon is reported captured byr OoUtenas: Vera
Cruz would surrender on official NOTICE Of Maximn-
ians capture.
The Cuban Government has notified the Consular
Agent of Juarez to leave the Island.
The New York Constitutional Convention is to
meet on Monday, tits reported that among the first
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-12


TRADE IN PORTLAND. Tie Portland Her.
alds market reportOf June lst, says:
No great'change in commerclal affairs has
taken place during the period under review.
Some Ordersshave' beeni received from Idaho
City, but they are rather limited, as, notwith-
standing the large amount Of goods burned,
there is 10 scarcity of any Kind of goods in that
nsarBett 1t is not believed that Portland will
lose much by.thefre, as most of the merchants
owing in-this town were either insured or are
able to stand their losses, yet it will some
what delay the collection of debts in that quar-
ter. The merchants up there will lose more
by theirslOsses ON debts than by the destruc-
tion of their gOods,1as most of the hotels, sa-
looms and other small traders who were burr =
ed out will be unable to pay their accounts.
Taking. everything gainto consideration this sea-
son .has. .s0far been anything but a prosperous
one forOur merchants, and it will require all
unusually lively fall trade to insure their usual
gains. We notice a continuance in the de-
twession of.all.kinds of Oregon produce, which {,
isswithout any demand. There is one excep-
tion in the article of WOOL which is in lively
demand beth for home consumption by thu
wool6nanills,and for export, and which may be
quoted at 20 and 81 cents per pound In gro
ceries there is hardly any, y,chaage. Dry goods;
are steady
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-12

things done viii be the removal of all dsqualfcations
of the negroes in regard to suffrage
Gen: Sherman tedegraphs that an immense Radical
procession had come of in New Orleans without any
trouble
Hayti advices report everything tranquil 1t is
thought Soulouque had returned but he is 8O9
years OF age and pa1alyzed he will take part in.
public affairs.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-12

: EaMGRATING.-The Roseburg, Ensign Doug
las countE ogn., speaks of an extraordinary.
exodus from that section to California, this
season, and the Jackson county, papers say:
Every day we witness covered wagons passing
through our streets, on the way South, and we can
form no estimate of the number who pass along the
valley road-which is more commonly travelled By
emigrants than the one passing through town"
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-12

THE Boston Herald says. +" Perhaps one of
the richest men in this section of the State hasS
become ,hopelessly insane inshis love Of wealth.,
andmhOse chief amusement in his seclusion
from the world is to court over imaginary
mOney bags"
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-12

LAUREN UPsoN Surveyor General of Cali
fovnia, has been appointed Surveyor General
Of, Arizona.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-12

THE Spanish Government is considering the
abolition of slavery in all the Spanish Colonies.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-12

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW OF
n fee over Centerville Brewery, south side Wal
care will meet immediate attention, and prompt re
mittances will be made n1tf.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-06-12

ATMsLIH q. TooTE..

e TIDRNEYS AND OOUNSELORS AT Law, IDA
N hosCity. Patents, obtained. for mining lodess
under act of Congress of July 26s 1866. OFFIcE-On
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-16
DDIP FALLS,
containing
40S acres,

more or less.
This land lies one mile from the vii
lage of Chap'ico, in pleasant relgh-
borhooa, aud possess all the fac'I' les
and improvements of we'll appointed
farm. There are about two huudrcd acres
of arabic land, well adapted to grazing
and farming purposes, and in gooI rnl-
,ivation. The residue abounds N the
fqos. Oak, Hickory. Chestnut. Cedar, and
Pine Timber. The whole premises are
substantially enclosed. The out build
ings consist Of three large barns, STA
bIes, granarics. aad ice houoe, all in
good repair. Also ample and comforta-
Die qu,rtcrs Cor servants.
The dwelling house Is large. well
built and commodious building, located
on iyh end healthy rite, AND IN good
keeping. |, is easy Of access, convenient
to Post Office and Churcha and is abundant
! " suD,i d with good watcr, y yooHe
orchard o. finest varieties Of fruit, on the
nrclpis.s. i an additional recommendation
t. purchasers.
Persons de.rous of locating in this part
Of the country, or, who wish to lnve 81
Drofi;ably ia real estate will do well |"
c nsilcr the advantages oil red thch hy
the sale Of "De'p Fal--' AS a place OF
resi- icucc there Is nonn more eligible III
Suu,h~rn Maryland and for farming pur-
D ,scs the land is uncqualled,
Al.o = ,rac1 CT land, known "a
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-16
The MARYLAND Radicals.

The Maryland Racicas'
That the better part of valor is d'scre-
ton, h.s been signally exempIlicd IN the
conduct Of the Maryland Radicals IN regard
TO the question of calling Const-tntionai
Convention in this State. Nhen TINS
uucstion was FIRST 1n0otcd in the Legisia-
ture. dire were lie threats AVID desperate
the imprecations that were Tnduiged hy
THIS furious companyf patriots ag'lhs'
Al who favored such step fcroIo'ion-
arv sehcres ef resistance were freely -
1Vaassed and cqp'hended' the assistance 0'
\or,born mobs and 1.-the Intervention OF
Congress ~were in~okcd. aud, hnaiIy' II
was announced that counter-constltat'on-
,lconycntion, based upon manhood SUI
trace had been determined on. 1t lad
been anticipated, that suA alarming pre-
,.oro,;on rs this. which spoke So'~oud anu
tlnnd,.red in the index, would nave
fr;ohtcucd conservatism, democracy ana
rebclism from their proprie'y, anu have ~
3rccd them 10 abandon the Convention Is
-, =. once and forever This was the
exrectation, but it was destined, ike some
other Of the best laid schemes at men ana
mice 10 a wocful Disappointment, as tue
.eoucl viii discover Kebel'sm and IT'S
allies not only did not become weak IN 'h'
-, .n1 tnrn faiut-hcartld, as had occn
confidently anticipated, but, climax OF a"-
.,,c;tv ,bcv began to indulge IN threats
themselves They threatened radlcAllsm
with the enforcement of existing State laws
,co;nst dtsturberS Of the public peace, and,
as they possessed both the power and legal
r;oht as well as the determination, to make
rood their threats, there was, OF course,
nothing left for radical va!or to do but to
G,bt or to simmer down, and 1t simmer
4 down. singing as it simmered, the bet
for mart of yaor is discretion. The pcsi-
ton now occupied by the carpet knights Of
MARYLAND radicalism may be stated in a
few words IT is at present neither war
like nor revolutionary. The Baltimore
convention is not now expected to organize
,pofhcr government and make an lndepcn-
dent constitution for the State. lt- Jufls-
3;c,;on is at last discovered to be limited to
Iavine down platform for the radical
party. Instead of fighting with gun and
/ b,vouet the Constitution which the An
nano]is Convention is expected to make, il
is simply prepared ''to rally cur whole
strcnrth against it at the polls" No la"
unfolding citizen can have any quarrc
with this POSITION The radicals have
rirht to make as many Platforms as they
rIea,e AID to rally as many men to then
.nnnort as they can. Neither, as long a,
thew keep upon the windy SIDE Of tie law
~ I'd they be disturbed fot their caoeav
ors ID obtain manhood Suffrage aor neither
moreover, shoul they be indeed for III,
duI.ing the dream that Congress Will inter
rene to restore them to the power they have
lost IN this State. We are heartily asham
ID for them in these latter respects, bu
having had the good sense to abandon il
proper time their untenable position upoI
Ibe Convel ton issue, we sholl cherish the
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-16
The Constitutional Convention.

This body assembled at Annapolis on
Wednesday of last week and organized
temporarily, by calling Col. Dent, OF our
county, to the chair, and appointing ).
r Uowison. of Anne Arundel, secretary,
The Governor having sent in an official
list of the members elect, the Convention
proceeded without delay to the election OF
a permaneu, president, when Hon, Judge
Carmichael. of Queen Anue's, was unan'-
mouly selected. Beyond tie appointment
Of committee upon rules. and certain
other preliminary arrangements iooH'ng to
more perfect working organization, the
Convention ,ra~acted no further business
Of note and on Friday, adjourned over to
the following Tuesday. to enable the Pres
iden. to arrange and complete the diuer-
cnt committees. 4 report is IN elicuIa-
,;on that the Convention. beyond the re-
organization Of the Judiciary of the State,
will not interfere With the officers elected
under the present Constitution. Ofcoursc,
all such speculation at this time is mere
guess work.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-16
Relaase of Mr.. Davis, &c.

The latest news from the front Is. that
Hon. Jefferson Davis, for two years past
a State prisoner at Fortress Monroe, has
been released upon bail. Mr.. Davis was
brought before the United States Circuit
Court at Richmond on Monday last on
Z, writ Of Ei5eaS corpus, discharged there
., rearrestel on a bench warrant to an-
ever the Norfolk indictment, and then
admitted to bail in the sum OF Sl00,-
o00 70 appear at The November term OF
tho Court. John Minor Bouts, of Viz
rinia and Horace Greeley. Of New
York. were two Of his Suriti's
The Supreme Court Of the United
States has announced It's decision in the
Injunction case of the State of Georgia
and has dismissed the application for
want Of Jurisdiction The only hope for
the South now is, in arousing the con
seryative feeling of the Eastern, Wes-
tern and Middle States in behalf of CON
stitutional government, and we are pleas
ed to recognize that this feeling. is gath
ering force and volume 10 each Of these
sections.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-16
.NOTTCE.
Eo,}4 70 g;'ss E. .1ssgE 9gxsss eoSyfS OF

Il Il
vJHE updersigr ed. anpoln'ei q "t . A-tl>-
1 SIONEk OF SLAVE STAIlSl itS
~ the tsoveroor rf Maryland. by aath'Ti ct
an art Of the General Assembly, entitled " "a
Ac; 10 y oyiie for taking ami pefretu4lh- ,he
evidence OF the number of persons h3tu 70 ~
hor and service IN the State of .Nsry,and and
emxncipatrd by the Constitution adopted IN Tue
year 1864, and by whsm such persons were
held
! HEREBY GIVES NOTICE, that be has
bondel ard oualfie and has en'e Cd upon ms
duties AS aforesaid lie VIII visit each election
dts'rlct in the county, ts required oy 'a"' a.
the places and the days heretofore ha'ieu
from 10 clock, q m and 1 O'clock, P N ea'h
/ day
| He will be at ST. lxrGoEs SroRr. IN - Int
,oes' dil,ricr. on Monday, the 2Ith OF May,
Instant. and remain three dayS-at he PINE, IN
| same district. or Thursday, the 3uih instant,
! and rstua II fh e days.
Al lie CLFToH FAcroRr, IN the Factory
district, on Monday, the lIth OF Jane next, ana
remain three lvs--at he OAK SroRt' IN same
district, on Thursday, me -o'h % '"!'e "eA'
/ ana remain three days.
Irov,KprowH,i IN Ieona'dtown district,
on Monday, the lst of luv, and remain s'N
idavs-atthe HEAD or ST. CLEHENr'S BAY, IN
same district on VI nday the Sin o. July, and
| reu a n three days
m {fhDrotIPn
| - ,,r,s, .no r.,,,i, s,x dsvs
"a. @e ~ :; rb,I,,,s II, A..
~ -" ~. 10 i e ,,,,., spa ra.
'''''' -, ''i".'e' n,,..
! SpnoIvc's SroRE, in ra,uxent die.
- -, :, uorIIy tbe .ad Of Seotember, nnl
~
'eiir"'' ,n, law aud +, oreomble Of the
t,I',, se,Y t,r.b the object Of. and the ne
,,,, a. T.. ,,,Ssaoe s Part OF the 1ream.
Ee#S''Y ~ -
o'e SryS c,.,. ,f ,t,r,.,,rd b,r. rood
-, '., '' ;,,~, -,.'n, nn,n iic Cow nme o
~ ,,'I u,,a states for reasonable and ndequat,
'''' : '''.' he snid nronertv. and that
,'"' La I,,,l,. ed rh,,, he Federal Gov
S''' !" .,I., ,h,. ,,sIio,s excl.ed bv III, lat,
e,'''ieI, Mn ,,~ sb,D have s,h.,dei v If re
~ l'''t'y ;,,,,,ra,, ftha sud claims and ijuth
t'''"e ''N ha, rn,,,fes, nufv IN rpglrd Il
lu',y ''''
,ro,;,Ies for and requires the follow
re
'''- 7rhs or the former owners, at the time
ne " "l's = 81, f,ho,,,ns.i,.,,,on ~ tbr ,ea
oi me "0op'o' u ''o
"Tbe names, nuaaler, age, sex and physica
,I,,,1, ~, surb slaves Whether they wer
saws for life or FOR a term OF years, and how
r,,,,, ,a,rs. whether they have been enliSre
. dr.,fioJ .nto the service If the u / ed States
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-16

New SpRISG ooDs.-By reference to
advertisement in to-day's paper, It VIII be
seen, that \. Conrad is opening heavy,
but carefully selected stock of new Spring
and Summer Goods, which he announces
his intention to sell at lower prices than
ever.
Attention is also directed to the advor-
tiscmeut of F. Will, in another column,
who soiicits an examination of his stock
and a comparison of the prices and quality
Of his goods with those Of any other estab-
.ishmcnt in the county. He his recently
lad in very heavy stock CT Spring and
Summer goods. Give these gentlemen
call.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-16
NOTICE,

TOJTUOU TT My CONCER.V:
0sEIcE CLERK CINCvIr CouKr FOR Sr. }
NAHY's Co May 10th, 1867.
a TTENTlON is called to the commu-
IA nicatlon given below The Con-
mission for the gentlemen canned have
been received, and they are respectful Y
notified to come forward aud aud yulllfy
within ui:ty days.
JNO \ CAVALIER.
CLERK Circuit Court for St Mary's county.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-16
Distressing Casualty.

We regret to be called upon to announce
that young son, aged some seven
wears, clill Of Mr. Joseph Wathen, resid
ing on st. Inigoe's Greek, in St, lnisoe's
district. in this county, was browne" on
Monday last under circumstances peeuIiar-
" distressing. 1t appears that the ch'id'
during the absence Of It's father, set 'nto
4 small skiH, ana the wind, sitting from
the Land the boat was dr:f>cd some dis
tauce from the shore The mother Of the
child. seeing It's situation, rushed fianti-
cally to the water ard sndeavored to
III. ect the child how TO act IN tue extFem-
i.v, but the lit,l2 fellow, not understand
ing or becoming alarmed. jumped from
the stern Of the beat towards the land and
WI. drowned in the presence Of It's mother
The body w.s recovered, the following
Cay.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-16
$500 EeEisS ARD!

will pay $500 TO the proprietor OF any
medicine that can stow gr9s'er numoer OF
renuinc certificates OF cures effected by i near
H.. ,l,ce where i is mace than .hlShicI :
Herb B;tters-of Primary Consumption, Dys-
pepsia. Liver Complaint, BIo3iy F.ox, Dir :,
rnra. Typhoid, Remittent, Intermittent and
Bilious Fcvers, Fever and Ague, Cho era
N,rFus. Ycllo Janndica. Scrolnii. Running
or Surr LEGS. Cancer. Abscsss, Neural "a.
Ebtnmaii>nI. Coughs Colds, CramP IN tie
S,.msch. Caroric DiarTiT', Piles, letter,
Scald Ile.vi, Qpbncma. OF falling away sick
mss necul.ar t. chi dren Lcuchou~h, Falling
1T the Womb, all ohstructIohS to the due
course of nature in females, al vener'ai olSea-
ecs, aud al complaints ari-i"s from impure
hl.od or a wc.k and ti,'rleIei state tle
stomach. i.iv r. or kidncNs. Cc' the 'te' OF
cnr.s Of the Yellow Frv.r il Mex CO. can also
\. furnished Remember, fit does no: cure
NE monty will be re(ui1t.cd by 'As p-"prie-
TT.
For sale by Wm. \. I.oker, LvnaTdtc"h.
may Is, lse1-8m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-16
State Of Maryland,

State Of Maryland,
Executive Department.
Annapolis, May | l>67
10 tie Chfrk ot'the Circui Court for st,
-NuyS Coupy:
SUI kave the honor to enclose here
with Commission :or the Temporary
Board Of Medical Examiners for yoar
county. III; Governor reqlestS You TO
announce their appointment by adsorlis -
meut in your county paper. and to call
on The members Of the Board to qualify
according 70 Law.
am, with respect.
your obcdcnt servant.
JOHN NJ CARTER,
Secretary of State
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-16
Great I all
in
PRICES.

,y,HE subscriber las just returned from
4 Baltimore AID is now IN receipt OF a
FINE ASSORTMENT OF SEASONABi.E
GOODS. CHEAPER than has been offered
in this county Tor many years. lie solcit'
a call from al who want good and cheap
goods Ills motto VIII be quick Sales and
small profits. lie is resolved not TO oe IN
4cTsold.
n CONRAD. Agent.
may l6, 1887
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-16
MOTTO


su1se'@,r aa aayns Ls psF%faso'1T a&c T,ass ass
Ieorari Town. is prepared 10 d. all kinds oi
REPAIRING TO CARRIAGES, yTy>
BJGGIES. sc ana vii! also 25S{ssz.s4ss;, ~ -
MAKE. ard REFAlR CARTS C. -
and WAGONS At the shortest rotice. All
Kinds Of BLACKSMITH WORK vii be
done wi5h n-atne-s and dispatch. Bong a 90 90
prepared ailn proper mltsria's for ,nAhi Nc
and luraisaing COFFlNS, he viii give hs
rprsonal and rompt attentf WITH
.tEAhSE to FUNERALS in any part OF tbs
Charges will be moderate and tie patro-
mage Of the pubhc is espectfully solicited.
HOEE- -SHOElNG, $3.50
BANDING WHEELS. 81.
J J. JAREOE.
may IS, l9G7-1y.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-16
Maryland Militia Orders.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. ,.

STATE or MARYLAND, GENERAL HKAD)
QUtRrERs
ADJUrANT GESgRAL's CrYIcE.
Annapolis, April so. 1867.
In order to facilitate the Organization OF
the Militia OF this STATE, headquarters arc ,on-
porAriiy established Al No. 81 North Calvert
street Bai,im re, Nd
By comn4snl Of the Governor:
JOHN s. BERRY.
Maj. Gen. and Adj.. Gen.
May 1867
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-05-16

AppolyrnExr.-We are pleased to an
nounce, that John V. Posey' Esqr., Of
our village, has received froa the 11rtl-
tutiong Convention an appolntmesf as
committee clerk. We predict, that Mr.
posv Will be fouul one of the most att0r-
tive and efficient officers in the ConFea-
ton.