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St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-07
No. 3.
DR.. Schenck's PuImonic Syrup.
No. 3.

This .r"at meiicin- cured Dr. J n Schenck,
the Proprietor. of Pulmonary Consumption
when II had assumed itsm"st Formidable aspect,
and when sreefv death apreart To be inevita-
lie. His phv vSi.Ian~ proaou,cAd his ca in
cura,'e. when he commenced the use of Il
simple bat powerful, remedy. His health was
s'ore ina rerv short rime. and no return Oft
d'srSse ha~ been apprehendei. for all The symp
Toms quckly dis p ecre,i. and his p, esen, weigh
Is more than rwo huLdresi pounds.
Since his recovery. be has desoied his atte,-
Ton exclusively TO the cure of Consumptiaa and
he d >eases which a~e usually cont.icaied with
d she cures ELECTED hy his me.liainrs have
been very num-rous aud ru,y wonderful. DR.
Schenck makes professional visits 10 several Of
the lar:er cities weekly, where he has large
concourse Of patients. and II is truly aston'sA-
ing to see poor ump:ives that have TO be
lifted out oLxheir Carriages, and in afew month.
hea!thy, robust persons. DR SCH ENCk 8
FGLNONtC SYRUP. SEAWEED TO lC,
and .NANpRAKE PlLLSa.e generally all re-
qured in caring Consump,ion. Full directions
accompany each, So that any one can take them
withou, seeing Dr. Schenck but when tits
venlent II ls best 10 see HIM. He gives advice
rec, but for thorough examination with his
Resnironeter his fee IS three dollars.
Please observe, when purchasing, tta' I!
two likenesses uf the Doctor--one when in the
last stage Of Consumption, anl the other as he
Low is, in perfect hsaltl-are Oh the Govern
ment stamp
Sold by a D. md De,lers. Price
81 81 per bottle, or : % The half dozn. Let
ters for advice should always hc directed 10 DR.
Sche .cks Principal Office. Is Norh 9th ST.,
Ph laIc.ph:a, Pa, General Wholesale Asen;s:
remas barnes & Co.. y Y, Haace Bal
timore, Nd John ID Park, Cincinnati, Ohio
Walker & Taylor. Chicago. H.; Collins Bros.
ST LOUIS, Mo.
Fey7' lSj7-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-07
Professional Notice.

ME undersigned, having entered into an
4 arrangement with an aole legal firm in
Washington city to prosecute claims against
the Government, respectfully invites thepeo
pie of 81. MAry's and a,itinins counties Ia
transmit him any claims, whether for Boun-
", Pensions. Damages during the war OF 9TH
cr cause which they may hold against the
United safes Govcrencnt. Strict attention
wtis 4be given and prompt return made OF all
IiqflidacJ claims. Ali business OF a legal
character placed in his hands will be prompt
iy attended 10. Information in regard "a
claims cheerful. given, tree Of charge. Ad-
!ress,
@ b. A. JAMESON
- Attorney at Law
aud
General Claim Agent,
Ghaptioo.
ST. Mary's County.
Nd.
Jrne IA ISj6-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-07
For Sheriff.
Feb II, 1867 BOD.

BR ABEHI.. OF Lronari Town, Is an
nounced as candidate for Sheriff. aud
will be supported by the masses Of IN
pKvr Z.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-07
ROAD N0TICE.

M ~OTICEis hereby given. that at the
~ expiration OF thirty days from this
date. the undersigned 'ntcnd to apply t"
,h, County Commissioners OF Saint Ma
rvs county 10 locate road from the 'oof
of Motley Hall hill to lane at The late
Mrs. Burch's gate, near Pl"wicn's wharf.
p,>sins through the par, of SNotl'y Hall
owned by DIR nnd Mrs War'ng: throug h
,ha, part of Bramhley, owned by the heirs
o, the late VIM II Thomas through that
par, Of Bramhley. owned by Il II Miles !;
that part of Bush~ood (now known IS
Chicahoman,). owned by he heirs OF the
late VIM II Garner Cor whatever be the
names If The different farmS or owners
thereby with power 10 enter aud open
laid river road aud make such changes IN
the course Of said old road, passing
through said farms, as in thcir discretion
they may St, fi,.
WM 4 KIRK.
JOHN PARSONS.
f ( WELLS,
& others.
Feb Il, 1867 67-3pd.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-07
NEW L. - EsD1lNFaa:.S
RNEzkat.A$ A$ED Pi.N>IONS

UE.'cr recent Act Of Congress. Soldiers oi
1867. AID 8 are in certain cases. entitled
so an o}d't'onai b uaty from the L. ).
Soldiers vino Were Disabled in the late
War by the loss OF cye-sigh'. arm. leg. &c.
&C.. are entitled TO an Increase ot Pension
Of S25, so and :;l5 WIDOWS and OR
rHASs are also entitled to INCREASE OF
PENSION under late act
Pe'sons writing lar inormatinn will please
state the Name .! the Soldier, his Company
aud kroirptnt. With the date Of enlistment
ar,i discharge or death; also, how much
Bunnty 81 Pension received, and ii the Sol
dier is !ca'. give tn@ name or names of the
nelcst OF KIN.
Actress, eLclosins Postage Stamp. for
fcp!yl
WN. r. HILL,
ATTORNEY At law
20 ". Fayctte Street, Baltimore, Nd.
Aug 9, 1SG6-Iy.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-07

Cet'icates fifty cents, emitting The holder
to a photograph oc st Mar'lns church
and one a rong one thousand very valua-
ble Pr, miurs. lnciu hug among othcr' !:
very sup rior horse, buggy and bar
css ma gniliccnt Piano For:cs, oc-
taves, Rosewood cases from the celebrated
manufac:ory OF knabr X CN.; . SITS oil
very handsome ct IA ulcr furniture, set
of SILVER. t most impryved d sewing na
cEineS, very v.luub-e gold wat his, !
snpcrinl hunting cas- silver watches, 6
silver ic,. pi. cAvrs of beautiful d">lg", 4
spl did clocks with bronze ornaments,
1 sets OF Bi heal Works OF Most: Rev DR.
kcnrick, t sets of Works of Right Rev,
DR. Ensund. SGT, OF Works Of Mos,
Rev. DR. Spaldng. 10 highly fni he'd
oh ,rasraph Of the seven Archb >h"p ps o
Bal;im re, 10 highly flushed hoto raEh
OF the pres ut M-trop Ii ans ii the Unite /
States. AMI 3S2 ,ther va uab aud ttrlc :
ttvr premiums ass
The Dis.riruton viii be in charg of 4
comuittee Of responsible. gentl men. =
The successful ecipien's dfprrmiu ns will
be notified in the Dniy Gt:c'tc ant CATH
Utc Mirror of the Saturday following the
Distribution.
All certificates must be signed by the
R,v. Pastor.
Orders for certificates with moLcy en-
closed must be al ires,cd to J. 'uis Brand
Catholic institute No 122 Nlr'h How
ard 81 Bato or to the Rev j ohu Foley
NJ. 10 Holiday street BALTIC.
Feb IA. 1867 7-Sw
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-07
"COSTAR'S"
PICTORIAL
COUGH REMEDY

For Coughs. Colds. Hoarsencss,. Sure
Throat, Cronp, Whooping Cough, luAu
cnza. Asthma Consumption, Bronchial
Aft .ctions, and all diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs.
Bottles, 25 cts. 90 cts, and 81 sizes
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
And by HENRY r. COSTAE, Depo-
4S4 Broadway. N. Y.
And by William A. Lckcr. Leonard
Town, Md.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-07
"COSTA RS"
.C i cxLEBRArgD s. Eu
BISHOP PILLS,

.T5aA UNIVERSAL DINNER LIZ
For Nervous and Sick Headache, Costvc-
ness, Indigestion, Dyspepsia. B'llousness.
Constipation, Diarr hea, Colics, Chills.
Fevers. and General Dersugemcpt of The
Digestive Organs
Boxes, 25 cts so cts ,, and 81 sizes.
Sold By al! Druggists <eveFswhe.e.-
And by HEARYzRxt tOSTAR. Depo
4S4 Broadway ". Y. -
And by William A. Lokcr, Leonard
Town. Nd. -.aa. .5rc
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-07
BERGER & BUTZ
"EXt ELSiOR"
AND "AMMONIATED"
Super Phosphate of Lime.

N.RMERS and Dealers arc respectfully
Il referred Ia the above Fertilizers as being
prepared ii, the best manner thoroughly reiia-
bic and in every way calculated to give uni
rerSal satisfaction. They are extensively
k own bling used with great s'scccss during
,,.e past six ar seven years. We are conf
dent that all - hn buy the above Fertilizer.
will receive full return Tor lh-ir outlay. not
only upon the crop manur,d there"ith, but
even for sevcra! years upon grass and other
alter crops.
j. RUTH & co. Agents.
No Is Bow'y's Wharf, Baltimore, Md.
Juae 25. lSG6.-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-07
Sherif7s Sale
u of Real
and
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

wv virtue Of three writs Of Fieri F,cias,
- issued out If the Circuit Court for
Slut Marv's county, one at the suit of VI
n H.rrlnan d Co; one AT the suit Of Will
r,m e Leach, use If Whitley, Brother &
w. n-, at III, suit Of James V"wics, u.s..
o.lri,iam F Leach, use of Hhiteiy,
U-,,brr E. Co. against the goods and
',,,,tr,s. lanls aud tencmeuts of Richard
"a and 70 III. cd. have seized
.,n5 aiken in execution all the r'ght, title
a,5 interest, claim ami demand. at law
and in qli'y Of the SAID Richard b'nd IN
and 10 the following property to wi
Oae tract or pnceI Of Iaul called and
tnown bv the nanic or
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-07
"COSTAR'S'
.CELEBR.i 4 TE ID

IDUG!-EzJrIHIOIRN SAL VIE
For Cuts. Burns. Bruises. Wounds. Boils.
Cancers Brokcn Breasts, Sore Nipples.
Bleeding. Blind a1d Painful Piles; S:' o:u-
Ioue, PARA, r. ,nt,;:ioned Sores; Ulcers,
Glandular Swelling<, Ernp'ion-, Cutaae-
GUS Aft c;ions. KiHgxorn. ltrh. C'rDs,
Bunions, Chilb'ains &c Chappc d dIlaads
Lips. &C.; Bites Of SPIDERS, Insects, AMI
mails, &c. &c.
Es- Boxes, % cts 80 cts and 81
sizes
EE Sold by all Druggists everywhere,
Es- And by HENRY r. COS TAR
Depot 4S4 Broadway. n y.
ES Aud by William y. Loker, Leon
ard Town, Md.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-07
NEW STORE
LEON.iRDTOU.N.
ND.

II VILE, returning his mos, grateful
l. = th.nka {. the cltIzens Of ST M1ry's coun-
" for the 80 thcra patronage he has recelv
ell a, heir Ia II the past, bess leave 10 in
form them that he has taken the NEW
STORE, adjoining the Hotel Of Mr J F Fen
wick, aud Is now opening his heavy stock "f
FALL and WINTER GODD%, which have
been purchased at great advantage in New York
.,nd 3alt,more markets aud which he pledges h,m-
s,lf To sell at city rrces and certainly n, low
rates than the same quality Of goods can be
bought in the county.
He respectfully invites his rmeT Gus omere,
AMI the public gtnera"'- t" pay hrm n visit be
fore COZ ding ihcI h,,x- else where, flat
tcrng himself, that he can supply all their wants
in his line of lnlsInesa ard ut lower prices ,han
they can obtain NJ any other establishment IN
The county. All he asks is fair t,ia and
comparison of prices with other dealers and for
the result, lie nbides with confluence the pubic
deCISI0n.
In enumerating his stock, he is able in lhis
rnnn. ction only to make mention Of general dl-
-lons and he names
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-07
FOR ORPHANS COURT

The friends Of :Iaj. John II. Miiburn re
commend him to the voters Of Saint MArv',
County as ctndiia,e Tor Juase Of the
Orphans Court, and endorse him as en.i-
ncntly qu4li-d fer that posl'i n | he will
consent to be candidate, a, we trust hc will
ise will be warmly supported by
IEoSAEprowS DISTRICT.
Feb 28th, SG7 -te.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-07

June IA, Si6-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-03-07
Sheriff s Safe
of Real
and
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

DY virtne of two wri,s of venditinni ex-
ID ponas Issued ou. of ,h4 Circuit Court
for Saint Mary's couaty. one a. the sui: OF
Joseph B,odcr aud II l. Monroe, and one
at the suit IF Freetand, Hall & Co.
against tn, goods and chattes, lands
aud tcns mcn,s of NJ d Ahell. and to me
directed, have sciz d aud taken in cx-
ccntiou ali the righ:. title aud interest,
claim md demand. At law and iG equi-
~. Of The said VI D Abel in aud to
the folInsins pr p 'rtv 10 VII:
One tract or Parcel of laud known
and called by the name of
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From RichanOn

RICHMOND, Oct. 16
The nominations of MarmaduI6e johnson, N.
A. Sturdivant, VIM. Tyler, Thomas j. Evans
and A. 5. Sands give general satisfaction to
the conventions and the ticket will bewell sup
ported. The ticket of moderate Republicans,
with DIR. Sharp, brother-in-law of Gen. Grant,
at the head and ending with Fields Cook, a
mufatto also meets with favor, but the conserv-
atlye ticket spoils its effect. 1t is thought the
best men from both tickets may be taken to
make compromise. i--s
Gov. Wise in speech at the Agricultural
and Pomological Exhibition tonight advised
the people to devote themselves to agriculture,
manufacture and labor, to develope the resour-
ces OF the State and thus recover material
prosperity.
Or. Sharp, a brother-in-law of Gen. Grant.
and Postmaster Of this city, will publish card
IN to-morrow's dispatches positively declining
tne nomination for the Convention, rendered
him by the moderate Republicans
Several mercantile firms have suspended
here within the last few days, their liabilities
are reported at 100000.
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NEW YORK, Oct L.
The Herald's Washington special contains a
long report ON prospective cabinet changes, in
sermixed with charges of tavoritism, aiding
and abettins contracts, etc. on the part OF
Stanton.
The Times special says the judiciary com
mlttee did nothing yesterday but order the at
tendance of two witnesses
General Fitzpatrick has for the third time
sent IN his resignation from the army. aud it
will be accepted.
Congressman are beginning 10 arrive.
Col Giibsrf, for destroying a neNspaper Ia
Arkansas. has been fined SIua0 aud reduced 10
the rank OF captain
me order OF General Wilcox prohibiting The
consolidation ot certain V,rsiuis lailr.,,i. ~
ia tes"ked, by order # kfen q rant thionai
- ahhmence 81 Generals 8eanregald aud
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LONDON, Oct. ij-Evenng.
COns0ls closed rather weak at .13f for money
AMERICAN SECUEITIES.-The following are lL,
current quotations for American securities United
States 5-20s nj M; Illinois Central shares 174 Eric
Railroad shares 49,.
Fs0 FRANKFORT, Oct r. Evening
u. S 5-20's are quoielat l3b.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. l5-EYenng
Tie Cotton market closed stronger with a slIght
advance on all grades Mid1l.ng upli,s ssd; do Or
leans sld sales $4,000 bales Bfeaistals glhe mar
ket closed quiet Corn easier with decline of Cd %
qnart'r; new Mixed Western 49s Sd; Wheat steady
az ios U Genital for red Western, and rs Tor California
" mite. Other tcles unchanged. Provisions mn
enahSed: Partnerships Turpentine declined Cd,
ho" quoted at Us. Ofher1uotltions unchanged.
M, c.. NEW YORK, Oct IL.
uay qaole United States bonds ut London at 6s ex-
sVupo,is Micn, as the coupon is in London only q
day. - p''''' "s'"'''' a Scs' e
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New York Items.

tH.4fs1 NEW DIRK, Oct 10.
M, Some 600 store keepers in the second district
= e OF Brooklyn have been reported to the Inter
nal Revenue Department for selling manufac-
tured goods without Government stamps
The fines will amount to $4,000
~. The steamer Arcade, which arrived here to-
"a day from Galveston had two deaths from vel
low fever on the passage.
n q The Revenue Commissioner to-day resolved
to put in bond all distileres under seizure
pending Court decisions. # SIS
Ia =. Registration and naturalization is going on
etl6 brlskly here and in Brooklyn salts
The Government Steamboat Commissioners
are in session here, and will investigate the
Vanderbilt and Dean Richmond collision
Six hundred retail druggists, grocers and
others IN Brooklyn have been fired $50 each
% for violation of the stamping regulations of the
b53 revenue. Bslt tff1 -s4o a87E3 VI I -
The steamers Scotia, Weser and Liberia
sailed for Europe to-day. They took out no
specie. FT1.
,QK8H Two young Irish ruffians were arrested in.
a}l Jersey City this morning while attempting to
rob butcher. =
A German was knocked down and robbed
up town last night No arrests have been
made. "a A (. ff3.ita
ts.si Young Ellis Ward of the four cared cham
pionship crew, has challenged Tyler Of Boston
e to row three or five mile race ON the Hudson
river at Sing Sing or Cornwall, within ten
days, for $3.50 side.
Thomas A. Lambert was this afternoon COM
vlcted of arson in the first degree In the Court
of Oyer and Terminer. -aa
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Abaal 81 4. A.. ere broke out la a. IN
PEI staFits 81 Aaffis biock occuls.i i. AZ
Wefes - taruiture manufsstssrg, aad de-
zsrefe@ TIE uppef part at the huihina Tn
presnlsss - h0aes A Ffenrh, whol al sirua-
ai*aas Nos. ~ and "a Blaekstone strost we're
ceEAsaderably damaged b. fire and water. Al
- the t@iAasce and hqaer store "a H. . q r.
ruth, Ne. blteksioae street A io3 ~ noar
oNpfd by q. W. Bartlett, which -fsso1 in ihe
stamping Go. Tbs tallaing ehica VA aain-
agea ~ ths aiasaHt u si6ts0, 10 owned ~ "
= Ferry who y fatty insnresi TIE fatai inss
NJ tbs hFs vii nat exeead @s1O8. which il
mostly covered ~ Insurance
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WAsu1NoroN oot 1e

WASHINGTON, Oct. 49,
The State Department has issued circulars
containing geographical description of the
trading posts in Russian America.
Mr.. Peacock was seriously and Conductor
Carlin slightly injured yesterday near Lees
burg, by the engine and baggage car on the
London railroad being thrown off the track
down an embankment IA
j. M. Hancock has been appointed Collector
of Saluria, Texas aaint
The portrait of two children feeding a horse.
which was forwarded to the dead letter office
from one of our firms in the South, has been
claimed by a family residing in Columbia, s. c.
The children are now dead, and the portrait is
highly valued by the parents, and will be at
once restored =.
The interest on $40 bonds payable annually,
falls due on the LIST of November, and $24, 900, :
600 in coin will be required, of which there is
payable at New York $17,000OO0 Boston $50,
100000, and Philadelphia $2,357 900.
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MONTPELIER, Oct. Is.
The election of the following officers have
been made by the Legislature: Secretary of
State, MIR. George Nichols Of Montpelier: Adiu-
tant General, William Wells of Waterbury;
Qnarterinaster General p. ?. Pitkn Of Mont
peiier; Judge Advocate, General S. Atwood OF
Monkton; Auditor of Accounts. DugaldSiewart
OF Middlebnry; commissioner of the insane
Homer Goodhue of Westminster;Ser geant-at-
Arms, z. G. Camp OF Montpelier.
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Convention OF NcnHg Fsfn's Christian
Associations.

f,a a. ,-JgEWIsToN Me. Oct. 16.
The Young Mems Christian LASS, siatioes as
Sembled in this city to-day Mr. 10 hno Nye 81
WaterviIit was elected president. Hon. Salal.
Andrews of Bildriprd H. H. Kicker "f3'ort-
land, G. L. Pearl OF Bangor, and 4. N ,lordan
Of Auburn, Vice Pre- iidents, and l.: g. shaw of
Portland and r. l.. Dinghy of Auburn, Secre-
taries, Gov. Chamberlain addressed the Con
vention in a thrilling and eloquent manner
this afternoon The attendance is large. The
Convention will continue through THURSDAY
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aa.. -. New YORK, Oct. ID.
- me champion stakes for three year Odds,
~, u n.'s, Was Won at Jerome Park this noon
by Metric; time Lao 10, I.46 - Kentucky
"i m. run race against time to-morrow.
EN-, ane second race for the Nursery Stakes
Si5OO one mile, was won by La po,la IAN ~
150 IL =" olhai tihiS
The third race for a purse of slooo to-. nil,
meats, was won by Local; time 3 46. 34i "''''
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Oct 16 tt
The trot today between George Pal, az w. al
George NJ Patchen, Jr., for purse of e, , ,nn
was won by Palmer, who won the first. sSronJ
and nth heats in 2.3 IL, 2.35 and OBJ pateban
was first Iii the third and fourth heats
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.sen.biscnn rEn.. raee,;,,.

NEW YoRk, Oct. fG.
The Republicans Of this city held i mass
to ratify their nominations at the Svr,c1,sa
Convention. The attendance was LARGE and
great enthusiasm was manifested. Senator
Morgan presided. Resolutions were read by
Horace Greeley endorsing the nominations,
anu rea,inrfnIng the cardinal principles of the
HspuDllcan party, and speeches were made by
Senator Nye OF Nevada, Hon. f. Isyarts, Gen.
John Cochrane and others.
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A CERTIFICATE of ten shares in the Union Gold
"A aud Quartz Mining Company, Nevada, Caiifor-
MIA which the can have by calling at this OF
flee, proving property ana paying or this advertise
meEt. octl5d3t
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toSconD Oct IL.
Tlse Governor aud Council yesterday sold
the public lands belonging O. the State aisout
ono acres located ia Grafton, Carroll aud
C0os eeunties, under aa act at the Legislature
passud la june last aufloTining thor sale. Mr
Anrin A. CHASE % Mhitcfeld, ". a., was Ia.
purchaser, Tor S2500. The Governor 'and
Council yesterday appointed Ossian Ray, Esq.
VI Lancaster, solicitor for Coos county.
The regular evening train from Boston on
the Manchester aud Lawrence railroad, ran
over an OK last night, throwing the baggage
car from the track. No one injured.
jeremiah Saith, OF Dover, Was this morning
appointed by the Governor Ia the vacancy in
s"e supreme Judicial Court in this State
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or THE U. S. MARSHAL,
District Of Maine, Portland, Oct s. 1867.
GEAl4ED PROPOSALS will be received at his
= office, No. II Clapps Block, Congress street. un-
i'll THURSDAY, October II, 1861, at Il O'Clock noon
lor furnishing the u. S. Courts with fuel Tor the wear
ending October 10. 1868 The fuel required will be
the be Il quality of LEHIGH COAL, STOVE SIZE nell
scyeeaed AID jee iron, State and Dust an0 to be de-
livered in such quantities and at such times and
places as the IT, S Marshal for the District Maine
may direct.
Proposals l., be endorsed proposals for Fuel for
u. S. Courts 2 aud addressed TO the United States
Marshal for the District OF Maine.
CHARLES CLARK,
oct7dl0l II s. Marshal for District of Maine.
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CiaeiaaEfI nsshcs-.

IINGiNkApG. Oct IG
Whiskey unchanged ana held al Sc in bond. Mess
Pork Iii and peinina al y %. i;aik k aissh0ni-
ders a. isSc uoniinaiiy Bacon ald AZ fic ft sloul-
dca, iai is Tor ciear rib and clear sides Land
sales Al 49, the same price ofiered Tor 500 ties.
new ior January delivery and refined.
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avg $50 NEW ORLEANS Oct 1G s.
Specisa order No. 162 removes the Sheriff
and Clerk of the 4th Judicial Court of the
Parish OF st. Landry, for being obstacles in
the way OF reconstruction Other persons are
appointed to fill the vacancies
The same order removes The Council Of the
city of Jefferson for passing an orler.for the
election OF city officers in violation OF special
order No. of the current series
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CHtcAoo, ~ Oet. D..
tiout aali aBi draiiuol ID - ec. sfrrg .stfl i Cd
~ -. Wheat heavy AMI declined 4 I. al. dos
-. ~ r. ( N, anf "a. 2 a. sTt 81 fsg. Com
-if.iiA 80 ~ Al lel, So. = at -. oans Grm
EptH ~" Nuief -i,A sie1'i0; s'Aes "a ! % Ia 10
~ ~. = hMify auiiloi :, Gales al I ia Pro-
visions daiii Mes rofk - - q - 81, Lana auil st
i3 1850 "
Receipts 800 bib eau lSl. 900 tasb. vhe,t. 81
90 bush. corn, ice, 900 bash. oats. -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-17
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NOTICE.

hereby given that the .sBoothbay Marine Rail-
Il way" at Townsend Harbor, $50 ealed)is finish
ed and really for work. IL has two Cradles TAKING
up two vessels al a time, of two hundred tons each
The one on the lower Cradle can be launched while
the on the upper remains, or both can be hauled
up together and boih launched together.
There is fourteen feet Of water on the owcr Cradle
al common tide They are located in a very desira-
BILE place, they run North and South and have The
sun OF both sides. They are built thn very best
maieifh and with ereat cure aud skill by Mr.. Id
ward q. Loring, Of Provineetown, Mass.
IN re wilihe kept constantly on hand, suitable
maternal or repairing, painting and caulk vessels
All labor will be done with dispatch and of as low
rate as possible. Should be pleased 70 have oar
friends call on us
- JOSEPH MCPHERSON, Boothbay Prest.
-ERASTUS MCPHERSON, Boothbay, Clerk q Treas.
DIRECTORS:
~ ALLEN LEWIS. Boothbay,
THOMAS aARRS, Southport,
- 7av WARREN HOUGHTON, Bath
October 12-d2m -asafa.