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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-02
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
ct E0EAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.


sas PK,gcsco June demand s6as1 80 sh Smsn
o1 SeSYor $40 bbA Wheat quoted 81 67 per BUSH Legal
y,y Igep syn ~ e Msls,n and C: ..
soa, 81 for Canadian Nss PoIt *sI % 5.i'y Lard =;
bo.rs s73 Gbs Flour; Wheat 2s bush s24s bah Oats
90 Sns sT'S o.s y @ ba. f00f n''' "n'' 'O
~ S Ess5 s @ s Ps1 s E r. 40 ol 10 10
l. and III IS for So Oats dull at SIC for
500 bb Flour 1900 busa Wheat Zoo bush Corn
Shpments-3oOO bb Flour 400 bu'h Wheat S"o bush Vas'
NsrFH. Tenn July Cotton gym at 22la2.. receipt, ,sG l'
Fsor Is 6rm suPerd9e SI9ss Baeon-CleaT sae 5's ,,o
%S 90 g s a. bsui, X R sPRs
M SS% ca % a EGss d. Ssn ' spring pr a. s. a..
aud nominal Meal - per 100 M Feed .tsdyi Sho5,
Corr YORK Lumber % to the Hudson End :. q
to Newburgh Rsioad Fregh-Fou to Boston zoe 70 A9Sny
f Sai WHEAT e.. 1920 ssS bush CO
"a ia ; d sa a.t G Gr'j Fs" si
sSf qS s , Ss M S d w e Gs Ga'' m Pork S
80 Bulk Meats demand at sqo but we're held at
and Clear side: ise Tor Rib cs Oh only
dull unchanged Eggs Ice Gold l37b buying Exchange
2,@25e tf receipts PSI bales Bat itte Cotton Offering
SAviSS4H July coon quet sales, J1 bales Low hddnSs
H65GsTA Ca Jey -co.Ou sales % bales Mdiugs 21c
July dull Mddings, ~ a2 sales Of %
bales Receipts OF 40 bales.
WMfSGToS July Lotion sales Spirits THrpenBe steady at
52lc. Rosin steady at 81 60a Sj 80 rru
ToLEDo July lCoon dropping Wheat dull ssles OF White
Michigan ~ So Corn unchangd8J for No and lSG8O Tor
unchanged Receipts for the week; 900 bbs Flour
Wheat $4,000 bush Corn. shipments LIDO bb Flour,
900 Wheat ZOO bush. Corn. 20 90 bush oats
EEwORLEASs. July l-Coit0n-Saes $50 bales Low Mddlng
Receipts s7 bales exports 38O8 bales There no ou.s
Moasses Wholesale Cuba Moaes dull quoted 40
choice Porto Rico Sugar, i Flour quet Superbne
Whit = 20 Oats are scarce e0c Pork S2J Bacon 10 brisk
jobbns demand; sEeuier. RIB sides re Clear Side: 10
0ic LarNo quoted ierce, 2tdlic keg, l39l4e Tur'
pntne Sc No Rosin - 80; No g. 80 Gold, ISt bterhug
1854 New York Sight Exchange. per cent premium -
LOUISVILLE. July lTOhAccoNO sales Flour ln Slpehne III
New Wheat - E Com 83de0c shed and delivered Oats go
hnk Mess Pork 2 Bacon-Sbouder 9!G9ic Clear
Packed Hams have advanced ic Lard, HE Whisky In
bond at 10c. Kentucky Bagging 2Ot d2l4c.
l-Toscp STEADY Cotton quiet 2Jd2jic
unchanged Wheat d~clnng No spring Il ~ 5 New
Pal 30 Old Fall - 5Oa ~ 10 Corn fiat at 8sd3c Oats
7g090 Rye da Il 81 Old ~ o. Provisions are active
Mess pork 81 90 BAeon-CsA SIDES Rid2;c Clear Sds lic
Shoulders gd9.c. -
Er,ras 40 75 Flour T60 ~ Wheat heavy and %
cne Sc No Spring ~ 7Od - Cora active at 78a Doc for
No Oats duff snd decned De- sales st 5ld35c 0r No Rye
dul Al decline o2c a SldSl % for No IN store Barley
nominal nominal; Mes Pork $50 J0Gt2li Clear
sides bored seameuded Lard lie The stock 81 Provisions
estimated % 900 bb Mess Pork 5000 Bulk Nests 1900
moderately engagements At - D3 for
for Wheat hy and &c Corn. ~ rail- to
BufAo. Sc Corn. by sail 10 Oswego Recp2OO bills Flour
Wheat 10000 bush Corn 1900 bush Oats Shipments
Co bb Flour 200 bush Wheat $1,000 bush Corr 5000 bush Oats
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BASEBALL.
MUTUAL VS.. EUREKA-A. PosTPoNEMENT

MUTUAL VS.. EUREKA. PosTPoNEMENT.
This match, which was 10 have taken place yester-
day at Newark between these Clubs postponed The
many PLAYERS who visited the grounds TO witness the con-
test have thank the negligence OF the proper autho
Ties In not informing the public OF this fact through the
columns Of the press AS all who wish 70 keep posted In
baseball news read THE TRIBUNE regularly lis easy for
the Secretaries Of Clubs 70 keep the pubic informed
through our columns Of matters OF general interest
STHE EMPIRES AND THE ATIANTIcs.
Yesterday afternoon, on the grounds of the Union
Club OF Wilamsburgh, game was played between the
Empire Club OF New York and the Atlantic Club OF
brooklyn this being the first OF three games which are 70
determine the relative prowess Of the two Societies. The
attendance Of visitors yesterday was not overwhelming
but was respectable, and the game was played
through TO the last "strike" of the ninth innings
The Atlantic nine made up as follows: sebring,
first base r. Duncan, third base; C. Wilson, left field p
schrener pitcher; Hart, right beld; : Quinn, center
field; C.spelman short stop s. Hanford, right Held t.
Kesler second base The Empire members are named AS
foows- g. Stout, first base; D. Crane second base; D.
Calvin, center field Ferguson third 6ase; - Miner,
catcher: Zettlen, pitcher; - Mcdonald left neld =
Kennedy right 1eld r. Pearce, short stop. The fun
game Of nine innings was played, which Tesuiteu as
follows: Atlantic, II runs; Empire, runs the interest
n the games to come WILL of course be much increased
is hardly probable that any other game snail Blu"
so great disparity IN the count.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-02
PARIS EXPOSITION.

From lie Moniteur Universal Official ourn Of the French Empire
Among the expOstions of the American section
which attract the greatest interest Is necessary 70
specially mention the collection Of Weighing Instruments
exhibited by the house OF Fairbanks Co. OF 81 Johns
bury Vermont which has, for Long time, sustained
great reputation ia this branch OF manufactures ms
Collection embraces the compee assortment OF bal
ances, from a single gramme 10 $1,000 kiogrammes ca
pacity The same house manufactures scales capable OF
Weighing 100000 kogrammes. Thse weighing instru,
ments universally used In America are adapted 10 an
the different systems of weighs aud measures IN
use In every country This exposition deserves 10 he
recommended 10 all our mechancsand farmers, ana 10
everybody interested In perfect weighing mstrumehIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-02
SOITTH CAROLINA,
THE MILITARY LIQUOR LAW IN CHARLESTON
Cnmmittea of thA Charleston Board of TraC

THE MILITARY LIQUOR LAW IN CHARLESTON.
A Committee of the Charleston Board of Trade
having represented to Gen sckes the losses inconven
and annoyances that might be expected TO arise
from the execution of his order referring TO transactions
in sprtuous liquors. Gen Sckes said that his purpose In
issuing the curtal the consumption OF ar
liquors in irresponsible barroons so as TO AVOID any
danger OF riot or disorder In the district during the regis
traon aud following elections He said that he believed
that Charleston all these things might be avoided ana
that the municipal officers and police would In all cases
be sufficient to preserve the peace. This however, he
Thought would not DO the In the country districts
and lie could exception in favor Of this city He
said that the measure intended TO be temporary
one, and would be In force for several months.
Gen. sckes has issued order providing for the
observance of the Fourth of July at the military
posts throughout his District.
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,se DESTROYS of spending a lay at Long Branch

Those DESTROYS Of spending lay at Long Branch
can do 80 by taking the steamer Neyersink at Jays
each morning at O'clock retirn train from Long
Branch leaves there at 525 p NJ and between these
hours pleasant sail and few hors' enjoyment on the
beach may DO had. The Neyersinl also leaves fer NO
50 Duanest each afternoon at 81, which is time well
suited those who residing at Long Branch do business
IN NeVy-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-02
THE WEATHER.

RKsARKGThe Thermometer lowest early 40 morning.
afternoon evening little cloudy As $3.50 reddish yellow
meteor brighter planet Venus wbeu (at s greatest brant
passed. from poidt line joining Vega
Lvp with Bennsh the star The handle Of great dpper and -
70 w Of the the
dpper 4O e Of passage OF arc
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M1RRIED.

COLvTN-DAYOn wednesday June g. at Nassau y by TIE Rev
Robert u bride and assisted By the Rev DR. Aiken Of
Cleveland Ohio A. CoyH Of SV~fof 70 Caroline H. Day ot
Niss4n No cards.
COOK-HOLDES-At the house Of the brides brother MONDAY
july 1907 Rev j. r. Behe1ds George W. Cook A. NJ,
OF Pouxhkctpsie. 20 Jennie L. Holden Of ionker
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h.TuE TMpIRES AND THE ATIANIICE

Controller Connolly has made the following appoint
ents: Pstek Carroll Superintendent Of Markets VaEdeToo
Record cerk Henry Decker Deputy Collector OF CITY keVeHas
The Rev Jonath Van Note the editor Of The Trenton
saie Gaz has brought sui against TIE Snns o. The same sy of
editor Charles w. Jay being charged with the puoeation
article Van SOs With TIE ASSASSINATION 0i M
Ll.eQA =
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VIRGINIA.
az TELEGRAPH TO TUE TRIBUNE

RICHMOND, July IA large meeting was held
tonight addressed by many prominent citizens who
urged register and assured them that their rights
were not affected by the Alexandria Constitution The re-
mains of Cen A. p Hill brought TO the city To-Day,
and inferred in the Hollywood Cemetery The first lot Oh
new wheat was,receyed here to-day.
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ALABAMA.

APPOINTMENT OF NEGRO POLICEMEN IN MOBILE
~ TELEGRAPH
MOBILE Ala, July live freedmen were to-day
appointed on the Police and were sworn in by Mayor
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Tho
DANGEROUS EXPLOSIONS

' Tho
DANGEROUS EXPLOSIONS
~ N~..
BOILERS
srEAMElvs NAVIGATING THE OCEAN.
LAKES, AND RIVERS.
CAN BIZ
AVOIDED wITM PROPER CARE.
Az atci. bsrisd Steamboat RACING -A appeared The New
Herald suady 10th n says: We pcrceive hat steamboat
racing has been .ugur,Led for the upon Hudson Whether
shall continue Arougbov the devsnden the the
favor by public supabe and perOus pse
would be speedily checked perhaps better BY dsd
explosion Occwed years sso. These hos should
warning to the travelling public cautshem against permitting such
prleices" Congress- wisdom parsed act dd July sS 1885,
provide safety life and property upon mercantile
cured arranged the cOuS Of all pesos engaged
upon vessel propelled Who'll, part BY steam The Locked
will prevent explosion steam soa prevent
racing By excessive prs,.I II, question Of speed would with the
boat pressure upon the boats boilers The Ia
spectOr testing boilers them capable forty pounds
pressure The savvo valves attached to the boilers set 10
resist proper pressure Locked If perfect valves pped at
the given pressure allowed closed until the limit of
pressure reached by valve raising from
II these valves are applied law in full operations Nd all
bOatmeu BY Of the United States are
required supply with sach valves shsy may select in
conformity with those by lately session
ia this city for examining saving apparatus &C. The TIVE valves
proving themselves the operation workmanship degn material
&c. rescaing with the least loss Of se,m the A"rd
High and Low Pre "mTicag being the superior iDstu-
placed head Of the list BY the Commission those inter
ested our Commercial should examine then before
chasing elsewhere prices being low other valve Why not
select Inasmush steamers choose any Of the
adopted valves The "ma" will do all that required and one
fully within meaning the and that complies strictly with the
The valves both High and Lowue be examined
tho osce oc COPELAND No. III BOadva YewYOrk Steam
Engineers respectfully requested call at once and
give them Thorough and satisfactory examination
C. W. COPELAND.
No III Broadway.
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MORMON MISSIONARIES.

sY rELEaHAPH TRIBUNE
ST. LOUIS. July Fifty Mormon missionaries
have arrived In this city from SALT Lake. en- ro"e ior
Europe
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PACIFIC MINING STOCKS.


rnLEssAPH TO the TRIBUNE
SAY PEaNcco June 29Mining stoss-SiVage SiOS Crown
Poui yellow Jacket go; Chollr Poo ~" Keniuky
sss Ophr 800 Bscher $40; Imperial Skl Ogerman ~
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
~ rurssRaru TO ruE rArHusA

PHA bEPHf, July Cattle dun aud unsettled sales 500 bead
Of Beeyr at iOdl8c Sheep unhangd; sales al6d6 y n
gus weight Hogs la aud losefi sales 400 bead At +dG %
ifsln
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ENAVY GAZETTE.
NJ fxLkaRLRH 70 TEE rRIRunn.

Paymzter q. A. Barry has been
detached from duty as Superintend-
ent Of the Flour and Baking and
Purchasing raymsster At New-York.
and ordered TO settle bis aeoounis
Midshipman John g. Rich has been
detached from the Tacony and placed
On sick leave. Paymaster George
=. Cater Las been ordered to duty
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GEORGIA.

BT TKIKGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
SAVANNAH. July 1.-Fifty-nine whites and 2ll
colored persons were registered to-day
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6uetia! Notices.

American Institute Farmers Clnh-A meeting Of me
Cb viii be- held TO-DAY TUESDAY july ~ at y o'clock NJ AZ ln
rooms of the Institute the Cooper Bung Al who ke an interest,"
in agricultural implements iavted JOHN w ChAhbhhS sec
FIfb Assembly Dstrct.-A special meeting OF the Union 10
pubcsn Electors the Fh Assembly District Who were eno
n.ns NTH the resolution Union Republican General Com
% An h. held Al No 31 Sullyan.st TUESDAY EVENING
T T 10 elect officers Of the and delegates to the Gen
''@ ~ 49, FREDERICK A. COSkLING,)
HENRY BEBNY, 1Commtee
ALLAN COOPER
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detachment of the i4th Regiment " c. s; n. " yes
teray started on Gesbur where they eie
,pep1 the Fouh OF Juiy The expenses u the trip met ~
,a sh.co h, m. friend, az Iement The departure o We
,.sr.ns VA. d. o.a..oa OF An danopssVa Afo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-02

az Superintendent q u Flour and BaS.
ing and Purchasing Paymast.r at
New. York. Acting Bnsign David
A. Hall, ordered 70 the De Soto.
Mate George y. Wiley, ordered 10
the Vermont. Mate John McManus,
ordered to the Allegheny. J. Oil
bert Hawke has been appointed As
sistant Surgeon In the Navy.
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heothcs
no. Ie FIFpH.AvE. =.
pu.oa, op,osl., Ne Brvoor Hop..s
during aec.pa,a Hours from a. IN p As bsrssss<
special attention will be given 10 tn. se.,.e..d
DEAFNESS, CATARRa. ~
o
DISEASES OF rug
EYE, EAR. THROAT AND CHEST.
EMssAoiEa
DEFECTS OF SIGHT AND HEARINd
THROAT AFFECTIONS,
ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS.
CONSUMPTION.
AND $3.50
HEART DISEASES.
Dr. LIaHTlIrLk sss passs, sa5nias v- ssss-
ing evidence q bis ssceesss
! ANAgr0GRAPu LgTTEs from
GEO. ID. PRENTICE. Esq.
EDITOR OF rdE LOUISVILLE JOURNAL
LOUISVILLE. sOr isss.
Dr. LGurunr-Dsar s~' sorry 10 lesss thy sos sssr
template leaving Louisville cad Of the prssens .e
earnestly wish yos engagements elsewhere night pesn
to remain here iOr tin. longer
Your sOjOurn among u.s. LgAlh viii be iSOg nssmbeod
b, people # has bee, N'aHs to many Eo' A''' 4sst
me and female member Of NJ hmy with ssst Ys4
seem to mo to understand By ntaOs es chaeses Of
m.I,dy and bes. rsdr Tos have had nosud' o. pieas
ia this city, and heard Of 10 shoa ySs
have held ou. the promise d relief reaeras Yo
entire practice among brilliant secO aAA Cheer
physician deserving the utmost confidence
Hoping ths, yos mar ur. long be AssOs sddas.a
Thousands Of Ghs Afflicted
am. very tsslJ. yours
GEoRos D rRssrIcx
From waat. Proprietor Of ne B.-oss asus Ss- Y~a
TO THE PUBLIC.
Having experienced my the bsassc efes The SIN
and srDereucs Of Dr. L1oHranL 10 no treatment q ca.ar
knowing Of his success many treated By ha ~ka
pleasure in recommending 81 s.ds and the pablo
90 wars
CURE OF CATARRH.
From ~ Rev J. cor~ssu Rector Of Az oAweA sSs
No % GOUvsRssUa ST.. Nav YosH
this Of my appreciation the L.
rived from your treatment pssni Others NAY 10 as.dae
from like causes myself mar through publication Of nT erps.
sne. learn that under yoar relief can DO obtained
Ihavs been afflicted sith c.tarh mAay ysar.
threatened tho loss ny voice. undermined ny general health
such an srten. as to uscessAis supsnou ny pastoral ls
Two months Of your medical treatment however afforded ne
liable relief tina. wa. enabled 10 resume ny aus, perform A
now without the slightest Inconvenience
Having the highest appreciation Of yoar aud A aA
thank. 70, uniform Kindness and courtesy am SIR
YOur. very gratefully rer3nf
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ARRIVAL OF THE JAW AT HALIFAX.

ARRIVAL OF, THE JAW Al HALIFAX
EFT TELxoKAPB TRIBUNE
HALIFAX, July 1.-The steamship Java, which lett
liverpool on June o. arrived at this port at O'CLOCK
this afternoon and sailed AT 4Oclock TOT boson "neo
she is due Wednesday morning.
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ARMY GAZETTE.
m rrLrsHArn TO THE TRIBUNE.

RE, I'm Lang Can 7d Iantry ordered
81, ~ CO.., h.. hesn ,vtd bis regiment Flint Lieut.
recruiting and ordered IS bun ON 80.
10 join his regiment Bfeye Major MAC p pn IN -.
Gen j. w. Crawford LisnCoL ha'ereeei'sd ninety aA'' wave
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MIusketo Canopies,
SLIP COVERINGS, -
UPHOLSTERfNG GOODS IN GENEhAb,
AT REDUCED RATES.
wALRAVEs, No. 500 BROADWAY.
Dyspeptics, Why Despondf
Everybody the dyspepsia The stomach Lacks strength
10 dissolve the food bowels do nQi perform their once regularly the
liver dorered condition Of all these organs changed BY the
[ 81 RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS, and the renovation is so
- and pee, that every symptom Of indigestion vanishss and
new visor 4, infused into the whole organization
price Is cents per boz coated With sweet free nom taste Sold
by Druggists mai.
~ Worms pleasant 10 the taste that children greedy tease
poy sale eyeywhere. Wholesale Agents DEMAS BARNES
10 No al PARK row @ WELLS Co. No l99 fultonsI
R,nedct,s Time Table for July has all the Railroads Ira9s
son, Steamboats, and Landings Time Tables complete once NO.
e5 Lberty'st
OYyfcE OF COLLECTOR INTERNAL REVENUE, FouErH(
n,rx,cr STATE OF NEwYoKH No. 81 CHAaBHhssr Mit(
D"i"'''' 49, EEwYoRK i4th Februafy, 1851 }
yoce Ia hereby given that SIXTY hogshea OF looAsce ho
hesn Jed upon for payment Of Internal Revenue use
go ILL., Pos. Nos 06 aud 2Os tuonst, anl st we sano
In he sold al 26 and 2c3 Fultonst THIS DA Jay az p !"
S-''"ss' J. Y. kA1Lkt. Vsiss'0k
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e,oc1AMATIoN FROM GOV. BRowNLow-HE DENIES
THE AUTHORITY or COUNTY CLERKS TO APPOINT
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-22
No. f..
No. 4.
DR.. Schenck's Mandrake Pills
A Substitute for Calomel.

These Pills are comaosei nf various roots
having the power TO relax the Secretions OF the
liver IS promptly ana eifec,uaty as blue Pill or
mercury, and without producing any OF those
disasreeable dangerous effects which often
follow the use of the latter.
In al oIlols disorders these Pills nay be
used Sith confidence. as they promoe The Dis
char ofvItia.ed bile. and remove those obS;ruc
tions from the liver and hillary duets. which
SCH ENCK'S MANDRkE PILLS cure
Sick Headache. and all disorders Of the Liver
Indicated by sallow skin. coated tongue. COS
Iveness, drowsiness, and genera! feeling o,
WEAKNESS AMI In sl:ude, showing tha; the liver
is in q torpid or obs;ruc,ed condition.
In Short these Pills may he used with advon-
tase IN all cases when purgauye or Alternative
medicine IS required.
Please ask for "Dr Schenck 5 Mandrake Pills
and observe that the two likenesses of the Doc
tor on the Government stamp-one when
the last stage of Consumption and the other
In his present health.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Pre-. -
rents per box. Principal Office, No Is North
9th Street. Philadelphia Pa.
General Wholesale Agents Dtmas Barnes
& Co. 2I'Park Row, New York !; s S Hance
l05 Baltimore ST.. Baltimore, Md John d
Park. y f cor of Fourth and w alnut St. Gin
cinnati, Ohio Walker & Taylor, l3+ and l3t
Wabash Avenue, Chicago, III. Collins Broth
ers, southwest corner of Second and Vine SIS :.
S, Louis. Mo.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-22
TO the Voters of St. Mary's Co.

TNHE presen. sad and depIorable con-
dition Of our once glorious republic
adinonishes US that old St. Mary's. with
her past glorious record-her devotion to
States Rights. constitutional liberty and
her irreprcssible hostility to despotism
and oppression-should make an effort to
bring back our republic. if possible, to its
earlier aud purer days when office sought
the man and not man the office. AT least,
she should make an effort to rescue our
beloved State from the political demorall-
ration which is current in the country and
tainting the democratic party itself With
this view, would suggest the names OF
the following gentlemen to be voted for at
our next autumnal election. They are all
gentlemen Of the highest order of inte.ll-
gence and of strictest personal and politi-
cal integrity Their election would con-
fer honor and character on our county.
For the Senate. Col JOHN + DENT
For the Legt'ature.-.G G E 0 K & +
THOMAS.
Aug 8, 1867.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-22
ROAD NOTICE

NOTICE ia hereby given, ttat the un
IN der,igned Examiners. appointed BY
sAs County Commissioners Of Saint Ma
ry's county 10 visit aud inspect the road
proposed 10 Be opened from the foot Of
Motley Hall Hill to lane q. the late Mrs
Burch's gate, near Plowden's wharf. pas
sing .hlongb the part Of Motley Hall owned
by DR. aud Mrs Waring through that part
Of Brambley owned by the heirs Of the late
VIM H Thomas through that part OF
Brambley owned by Richard II Miles;
that part OF Bush wood (now known as
Chicahominy). owned by the heirs otshe
late Vim II Garner or whatever may be the
names of the different tracts Of lands or the
owners thereof, aud report to the County
Con missiouers whether in their jud gment
the public convenience requires said road
to be opened and made public thorough
fare or what road or roads will best promote
the public convenience through said land
or lands. and what will be the probable
cost Of opening the same. will meet at the
foot Of Motley Hall hill on
Monday, the End day of Sep
tember next,
and proceed to execute the trust Of the
said Commissioners Court. Commission
issusd the 22nd of May. 1867.
JAS G. GREENWELL.
WMF COMBS,
HENRY G. ADAMS,
Examiners
Ann l2G7-td
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-22
WALTER H. S. TAYLOR,
Agent and Attorney,
w ASHINuroN. ID T..

1 FrER service cf nearly TWENTY-FIVE
IN years As Military Accountant in III
Third Auditor Otlice of the Treasury % rac
United States. where he was Chief of the Orr
ter Masters Division, and Of the Dvish,n ~
Claims (which compartments All the otn r
now offers his services 10 the pubic, rs ~
Agent and Attorney.
He will undertake the preparation. rr,e.~-
rutipn, and collection OF claims upon the Gov
-rnmont. of any description Whatever, n.
thoroughly understands the preparation 1~.l
audit OF claims Of States. Cites Counties -!
indiylt unS, for advances and supplies /,
Troops prior to their muster into the servr-
of the y States, for supplies furnished or ia
ken for Troops in said service, and for he,
ses. and other property lost, captured or de
stroycd in the military service OF the l State.
| In these branches OF business, he was almos,
exclusively engaged, for more than fifteen
years.
To all Qulrter-MastcrS, CommiSsary. Orl
narcc, Engineers and Melicll Otfl ,ers. he OF
ters his services Tor such preparation of Their
accounts will greatly facilitate their ps---
, sage at the Treasury. 70 any and all, wh'
may think fiji 10 avail themselves Of his ASST
tauce in these, and in :act, all military claim
and accounts, he offers intimate practi n
knowledge ana an experience as to TIM.
possessed he believes, by no one else in the
Country,
He will also attend to the purchase anl
sale of lands in Maryland Virginia. and tie
| Southern States, the sale or rent of proper
| w. in the District of Columbia, and to any
business requiring the services ot an Age:'t,
lie conceves himself we'll enough known
/ throughout the Country, as to render unn,-
ccSsary particular references, As TO charact, +
and capacity. Address
W. H. 5 TAYLOR.
Agent and Attorney,
klmn4tl House, {. street,
Washirs ston, II. {.
July g. lS61-tf