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FINANCIAL ITEMS.

The New York Trtotine OF this morning says
mend both on country orders and over the counters
lion. .ciosins steady. stse bonds We're STEADY on
yanced on the announcement Of the p. yment Of the
SsS Rssss Sonds
RsrSad % S o sGS sOas az 100 Of n
sccrped interest with 1, good nyeStmeat demand nd
Pacific Mail iii Wells Fargo 29ss United states, 50
American, 49se; Melcha1ts Uoion. 24H: Marlposs
The sSIlwsy share market market opened baoyHnt on
sp ERE the ssas
heavy business done 10 New York Central and Erie
St Snrs n sos p ss
c at M 2T gsssss
were strong % and s,psIngly offered. Tered Rock Island
week in september. The road Is now fnished 'tS g
MUass New Sf
WABASH sdvaneed 70 S Fort wayne, ios eS the Sa
Board. ciosibg steady at quotations. ''' y '-''A
The N. Y. Herald OF this morning ssys-
although the trust psnes and some Of the banks
ash ed FIVE cent for call loans this rate excep
tional, the ger era one being our while few first
cless houses including the principal dea'ers in GOV
use at three. The demand from the stock Exchange
aoove the average owing TO the activity OF speCu
to employ All the suIplus funds available for stock
loans Commercial paper continued IN moderste
supply, most OF IL coming from the dry goods
best grade WAS good dem and at 61S(l7 per cent
and IN a few instances choice names were taken as
entIe cessation OF The drain OF currency westward
the loss In ss aepSss ons g. M h city
in specie was, however $50, which Is attributa
BILE to payments into the Gu tom House for du les
the aggregate receipts of the Ia ter the port from
Monday Saturday inclusive having been s. 42O 6s9
In the leg al-tenders there Ia OF sIS5
while there Is an increase 10 the loans Of only
two weekly statements ar as follows:-
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FROM BOSTON,.
General Buffers denomination for
Congress-

General Buffers Reconciliation for
Congress.
Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
BosToN, Sept. 2s.-The Fifth District Conven-
tion this morning renominated General Butler
for Congress, giving him 175 votes to scatter
ing. He was sent for and received with great
applause, making speech in acceptance, in
which he placed himself on a good gold paying
basis and ridiculed the little clique of ambitious
and disappointed politicians who opposed his
denomination, and who are to have caucus
next week, as being virtual supporters of the
Democrats. He affirmed the unity of princi-
Piles and action between himself and General
Grant, aud presented a series of resolutions as
his platform, which were unanimously adopted.
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H U R O H.
Death Of Count Walewski.
the Son of Napoleon I.
Progress Of the Spanish Revolu-
tiOn-Saragossa RebeIs-Move-
ments of Gen. Prim's Fleet.
Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc. Etc, Etc.
Death OF Count WaIe,

BY Atlantic Gable.
PARIS, Sept, 2s.-Count walewski, formerly
President of the Corps Legislatif, aud lately
member of the Privy Council, died yesterday,
aged SO years. He was a son of Napoleon by
Polish lady.
The Montte.r has the following news from
SpaIn:-
Alcony, city of about 80, 900 inhabitants, in
the province of Alicante, has revolted.
Three ships appeared yesterday Sunday of
the town of Carthagena. 1t is supposed they
formed part of General Prim's feet.
Marshal Paiva, OF the Royal army, is still re-
cruiting. 1t is said that the town of Leon has
pronounced for the rebels. II is also reported
that saragossa has rebeled, and that General
Juan Peszuela Count OF Chesti, was killed,
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FROM SPAIN.
Insurgent Operations i'm the Mountain
Ranges-The Queens Troops Unable to
Advance-Extent AID StandpOints of

IusuESehs OpeFaehOus III INC MOuuHain
RanEes-The Queens Troops Unable to
Advance-Extent and Standpoints of
tho Rsss.s
BY Atlantic Cable.
LONDON, Sept. 2S.-Telegrams from Madrid
dated Saturday evening, september 26, Just re-
Ceived in this city, report that the evolutionary
insurgents have cut and destroyed the railroad
in the rear of the Sierra Morena, which ofIate
years carried the traffic of the principal passes
between Granada and Jaen to Madrid and
from Guadix to Villahermosa and Cuenca As
the eliminating point of Aracena is at an
elevation of $500 feet above the sea, the opera
uons in this direction are regarded as eyincing
an inclination on the part OF the people to
continue the war struggle in the mountains II
necessary.
Prince GirSent, husband of the Queens
daughter, returning from his visit to the Empe-
ror Napoleon. in Paris, towards Madrid, by way
of the Pyrenees, has Joined the royal troops, but
is compelled TO remain with the soldiers in the
mountain defiles.
A French squadron appeared off Barcelona.
where the vessels remained at the latest mo-
ment, being stationed near the spot from which
the city was bombarded in the year lS43 by
order OF the Regent Espartero.
The revolution now extends in the folio wing
cities and provinces:-Ca capital and pro-
vince, formed of the southwest part of Andslu-
tia on the Atlantic; Seville, the capital OF Spain
under the Gothic dynasty, with the province of
the same name, by which it holds the left bank of
the Guadalquiver; Cordova, the city and pro.
vince, the city being once the capital of the
kingdom; Huelya, capital OF the province of
the same name, on the Atlantic; Granada,
tIaversed in the centre by the Sierra
Nevada, the last possession of the Moors in
Spain, and conquered by Ferdinand and Isa-
bella in 1892; Valencia, on the east coast, rich
IN minerals; the port of Alicante, on the
Mediterranean; the province OF Algesiras:
Malaga, sixty-6ve miles east northeast from
Gibraltar; the city of Ligo, commanding the
islands OF Bayona and Estella, situate in the
bay; the seaport OF Ferfol, which contains one
Of the principal naval arseuas of the kingdom;
the fortified, historic city of Corunna, in Lo.
grono and Almeria and OVieda
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PHILADELPHIA Cattle Market,

MONDAY, Sept. 2S.-Beef Cattle were Very dull
this week, and prices were unsettled and lower
1000 head arrived and sold at $1,000. for extra
Pennsylvania and Western steers; 9I5c. for a fe "
choice; 7@Sc for fair to good; and 4@8c. y h. gr.
the particulars of the sales:-- "''
Head. t.
81, owen Smith. Virginia, 7A@9%. gr.
lO7. A. Christy Bro, Virginia, 7I599%, gr.
AZ, DeDgler d McClees, w. Penna 66l7 or.
lis, p. McFtllen, o. and Chester CO.. TO 3l% or
lG5. 2. Hathaway, Chester co., 712laS1%, gross.
l10, Jas. s. Kirk, Chester county. 8@19, gross
90, b. f. McFillen, Chester CO., 1900, gross.
100. Jas. McFillen, Ohio, 8@9N, gross.
60, +, 8. McFillen, Chester co., 500, gr.
lSl, Ullman q Bachman, Kentucky, 709% or
222, Martin Fuller d Co., Kentucky, 61&G9, gr
l4S, Mooney Smith. Penna. and O., 6la8b gr
93 Thos. Mooney & Bro, Virginia, 615A7L !gr
SO, II. Chain, Virginia and Penna., 5074, gr
l50, Smith Bro, Ohio, 1904 gr.
l07, j. l.. Frank, Virginia, BH@S, or.
so, Frank & SchOmberg, Virginia, 71S9SA gr
rs, Hope & Co., West Penna., 69S15, gr.
81, M. Dry foos & Co.. Ohio 61S@DS. gr.
56, Blum d Co.. Virginia. 6@8, gr.
49, Sanderson Webb. Chester CO.. 73l@8N gr.
40, r. Neely. Chester county. 713@815, gr.
80, ID. Branson, Chester county. 7@S, gr.
7S, j. Seldonridge Virginia. 61599, gr.
85, Chandler d Alexander, Ches. CO., 71&09, gr.
Hogs we're In fair demand $500 head sold at
the different yards at Sl4@l5 p 100 lbs. net
Sheep VIC re also In fair demand; IL 600 head
arrived and sold at 41z@515c p lp., gross, as to
coalition.
Cows were without change; 100 head sold at
$5C@SO for springers, and $45@6O y head for COW
and calf.
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Latest Markets hY Telegraph.

BALTIMORE, Sept 2s-Cotton dull; nominslly, go
Flour dull and unchanged; Howard street superdne.
$2 qg do. extra, tloe01i as; DO family. tl2@l2 So
family. tl225@l8 Western superfne, a bO0pS 25 do.
extra. 90 25@10 rs. Wheat firm and unchanged choice
Oats firm; prime, 7o@7tc Rye active at sI6o@l IS.
Provisions firm; ess Pork $50 Bacon, rib sides,
2e1s@ clear sides. le2<l7o; shoulders, lS4llc
hams, 2l6D22c. Lard, 201sc.
NEW YORK, Sept 28.-Cotton steady ct z51fcs. Flour
dnll and declined lO@l5 cents. state S'506Dio 80
Western S6 50DS 80; Southern o. 70Dl4 California.
~ 75e1 75. Wheat dull Corn duh At el'l3Ol'l71
Oats Quiet 7S1674 cents Beef quiet Pork dull at
t28 10 Lard dull at l71ahI9sl. Whisky quiet.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Treasury Department.
Lch 10 The A ASeoci0foI p1oOs

DeS1JutcH 70 Ue A5S0cldted Press
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s.- Commissioner Rollins.
In reply TO tobacco firm in Lynchburg, SAYS
that all their tobabco and snuff, most OF which
Is branded tax free, having been manufactured
prior to 1852, while the remainder is branded
from five 10 fifteen cents per pound, which shall
not be disposed of prior 10 January lst next,
and all which they may purchase tax paid, but
not packed and stamped according 10 law. and
have on hand will have to be repacked and
stamped after that date
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Fire in TrOy.

Troy, Sept. 2S.-Three sheds and extensiy
lumber yards, belonging to J. 3. and c. 4. Spice
d Co., OF mis- city, were DESTROYED by incen
diaries tCdav. The loss is $40, 1000, with q
insurance of $4,000 in New York companies,
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THE EUROPEAN MARKETS.
This Afternoons Quotations

This Afternoons Quotations.
By Atlantic Cubie.
LONDON, Sept. 28-P. M.-American securI.
ties quiet. Illinois Central, 93I: Erie, 33I.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 28-P p. M.-Cotton frmer.
The sales to-day Will reach $4,000 bales. Cotton
at Havre l2lf. for tres ordinaire. Flour ouiet
Provisions dull. Cheese quiet. Lard dull.
Petroleum quiet.
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COTToN AND FAX,
SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS
OF all numbers and brands,
Tent. Awning, Trunk, and Wagon Cover Duck
A Also Paper Manufacturers Drior Fets from one to
several ieaC wide Pauli &. Betting. Sail Twine etc
JOHN W. EVERMAN a Co.
No. l0s JONES' Alley
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From San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 26.-Jobn Haines, ope
rator OF the Western Union Teleesaph Compan,
at Fort Churchill, Nevada, died there, on tn
24ib inst, of heart disease. 1t is believed h
has mother and sister living in Philadelphia
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From New York.

New YORK, Sept. 2S.-A raid was made to-day
by revenue officers on policy dealers in Chat
ham and Greenwich streets. Fifteen persons
were arrested and brought before Commissioner
Osborne on the nominal charge of carrying on
the lottery business without paying the internal
revenue tax. They were held for EXAMINATION
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ATTBHrp Brow Orn,v Prnn rpovr.-
Sometime last night thieves broke into the
office attached 10 the lumber yard of Hugh
McIlVaine, in the We tern part of the city, and
succeeding in this, they stole coat and about
900 separs
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FROM MAINE.
Death of an Ex-COngressman.

DURsToF, Me-, Sept. 2s.-J. A. d. Fessepden,
formerly member Of Congress. died thus NOR
ing, after brief illness. Amongst the mem.
bers of the family present during his last hours
was Senator Fessenden, the brother of the
deceased.
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FOR SALE.

an FOR SALE. HANDSOME STONE DWELL
E.Y ing. stone stable and Lot of Ground st Ihe N
a. corner OF Walnut lane and Wayne street, Ger
mantown House has parior diping-room and two
kitchen on first floor; five chambers. nurs cry, bath
room. and waeTclOseG on second floor; and three
chs moers stOreroOms ETC., ON third floor. Bdilt in
the most subs antal manner. with permanent fire.
proof French glass in windows, Gas and W ater
thr6 ughout. Stabng for horses Handsome
Garden, etc. The ituation of the place aud the
rounding view unsurpassed by any residence IN
Germantown LEWIS III. REONER,
0 rs mw2t No. 73l WALN u Street.
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From Rochester.

ROCHESTER, Sept. 2s.-The Republicans of tn
Twenty eighth District have nominated Noa
Davis for Congress.
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RoBBING A SLEEPER.-On Saturday night
George Bowman went into house Oh Front
street, near Walnut, and removed a watch
from the pocket of a gentleman who was Sleep
ing in chair. He was subsequently arrested,
and held for trial BY Alderman CARPENTER.
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FROM PITTSB URG.
Heavy Robbery This Morning.

Heavy HObbery THIS Morning.
PITTsBURd, Sept 2s.-Colonel 7. Merritt,
jersey City, was robbed this morning, on his
way TO the railroad depot, of drafts aud cur
Tency amounting to $4,000. Payment Of the
drafts has been stopped.
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DODGERS AND wOSTENHOLM'S POCKET
~ KNIVES; Pearl and d. sag Az Handles o. beautiful
ZORS, and the celebrated LEOOULTRE RAZOR
SCISSORS of the finest quality.
Razors, Knives. scissors, aud Table Cutlery Ground
street, below Cheanut e6es
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-28

-, BOSTON, Sept. 28.-The Republicans OF the
Fifth District to-day renominated BENJAMIN II.
Butler for Congress. He received 175 votes,
four scattering. The nomination subsequently
was made unanimous,
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SPEAKING IN THE CAUsE.-We notice In our
Iowa exchanges an am ouucement thas General
Henry ii. Bingham, of Philadelphia, addressed
the hepublicans of Clinton, III that State, Mast
week. They speak in high terms of his address.
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"A srABBTEG CAsE.-At half-past IL o'clock
tlls morning difficulty occurred at New Market
and William streets between n number of mon
%hlch, ,teGTihnated G in the serious stabbing OF one
SamneI McGT,ackn, laborer in Malone's lum.
per yard' Inc blurred man was stabbed IN the
shoulder an nIarm was given by some of the
TasideN's, az the crowd left. The police arrived
soon on the ground and round McGlackin ivinS
on the pavement. They tooV him to the hospi.
tai. No arrests were made. " ~ A'P'-
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Arrival of Snacie.

Arrival of Specie.
New YoRK. Sept The steam ship Alaska
brings $4l0, ,436 in specie.
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TO Rem r..

NA TO RENt--A HANDSOMELY FUR.
Esl nished HOUSE on Price street Germantown,
fOssesslon October ]. Apply at Il. CARPENTER q
SON 8, NO 2I2 IS. THIRD street. 9R6t
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Obituary.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Sept. 2s.-Abner Green
Leaf, formerly editor ana proprietor OF the New
Hampshire Gazette, died to-day, aged s3 years.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, SEPT. 2s
hSY@ SOLDIERS AND SAILORS, STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEES ROOMS No. 2Os
g. SEVFNTH Street..

6. SEVFNTH Street.
PHrLAD eLPHIA, Sept. 2S. 1868.
ORDERS No. Q. PROGRAMME.
Delegations will be met b. the different Railroad
Depots by members OF this Committee and furnished
with such Information they may DESIRE The OH
GERS In charge of delegations will report at once to
this Committee, Parlor CONTINENTAL HOTEL
where they will esupplied with Refreshment Tickets
for such OF their men rs not otherwise provided
for.
2. Tha ceremonies have been ARA nged as follows
EOctober 1-3 p. M.-The Delegations Will be for.
may received by the Mayor of the city In Indepen-
dence Square.
7P. .M.-The Delegations will assemble in Indepen.
derce Square in Mass invention, and be addressed
by Representative Soldiers and Sailors.
101a p. M.-Serenade at Union League House.
October 2-9 A. M.-The Delegations Will form in
localities hereafter to be designated precisely at
10 A. N. will move over q ute to be published In
future orders.
Up. NAT this hour Mass Meeting will be held
In front of the Union League House, Broad street.
under the auspices OF the League, and will be ad-
eminent civilians. At this same hour q p Nj Sol.
der and Sailor Delegations. Campaign Clubs and all
other organizations intending to participate Will
assemble In localities hereafter to be ssigu ated and
precisely at P. NJ, move over q route to be an
nounced In future ORDERS passing the Union League
House at about 916 p NJ.
No Club will be permitted to parade on Broad
street, between Spruce and Market Streets betyveen
the hours Of and 9h M.
g. General Joshua 7. Oven Is hereby announced as
Comm ander-n-chief OF the pArades Of October and
2proxlmo.
BY order OF the Committee.
CHARLES H. T. COILS,
Chairman
A. L. RUSSELL secretary 92s8t
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CAUTION TO PATRON3 OF COpsTT ia

4 lAUTIUN TO THE PATRON OF GOPSTLL'S
DELPHIA GEN ERALLY.
The Inhabitants of Philade elpha and more partIcu.
larry the merchants, are hereby cautioned against
aging any money or giving contracts for yertse-
menis for the Phiadelpha CIy Directory for 1859 as
IL has come TO the subscribers knowledg that q
number OF swindiers are going round the ty with
Isise tor the purpose of swindllg the
merchenb. Az present Mr.. CHARLES MCG1LL ID
lne only authorized agent for collecting advertise
ments for hch he Is not allowed TO take money In
mence on Il rst day OF Ostobg rof whichdus no ice
VIII be given. ISAAO COS FAR,
9283t Compiler,
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DEDICATION. The new Hopewell M. E.
Church, near GuthrieviIle Chester co., was
dedicated TO the worship of Almighty God yes
terday. Notwithstanding the rainy weather
the exercises were well attended, and the day
was grand success. The church is a substan.
tial stone edi6ce, having basement story, and
nearly $5000 The entire debt of $1,000 was
subscribed, and an excess of over SlO0 remains.
Rev. T. A. Felnley preached the dedicatory
sermon in the morning, Rev. L. G. Murphy
Elliott at night. All of these gentlemen are we'll
and favorably known in this city, and sustained
fully their reputation as efficient ministers. The
pastor Rev. j.. @: Gregg, and his excellent people
are greatly rejoiced at the grand victory they
have achieved in the good cause. Methodsm
has had name and people Mt Hopewel for
more than three-quarters of a century, aud
eJer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-03-26
Special Notices.
TO CONSU MPTIN rs.

"HE Advertiser, having been restored T.
health in a few weeks by very simple
remedy. after having ,uitcred for several cars
with severe fung affection, ard that dread
disease Con<umpiion-is anxious 10 Ina@e
known 10 his ieltow-,utlc;ero the means #
cure.
To all who sire it. he will send a copy
Of tie prescription used free Of charge, with
n. directions for preparing and u-ln2 the
same. which they ~il find SURE CURE for
CoNsUMpTIos, ASTHMA, BcoNcHiTTs, COUGHS,
C1Ds, and al Throat and Lung Affections
The only object Of the advertiser IN seLdihe
the Prescription is to benrfit the afflicted,
,Lresd information which he coLcctVe> to be
Invaluable. and he hopes every sufferer viii
try his remedy, as il viii cost them nothng,
aud may prJvea blessing. Parties WISHING
the prescription. FREE by return mai, VIII
please address.
REV EDWARD a WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New ork.
May %, l857-ly.
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PART WOLSEY MANOR
AND
civilian AND JOSEPH =

The Bill states. in substance, that Ger.
tain Bennett Bean, late Of Saint Mary {.
county deceased, was, in his life time. in-
debted unto the Complainant in the sum
Of tive hundred and fifty dollars on one
single bill. signed by him jointly al sew
orally with a certain VIM b. Bean. date {
the 18th day of November, 1887 also in
The sam of three hundred dollars. on an
other single bill. signed by hin: jointly and
sevcrally with a certain Wm. Is. Bean,
lated the Pad day of January, 1888, each
bearing interest from date.
The bill further states that the said
Bennett Bean, being indebted as aforesaid
unto he Complainant; and divers other
persons in large sums of money, departed
this life iutestate some time IN I'll year
eighteen hundred aud sixtythrec, leaving
the above named tracts Of land, OF which
he was IN his i.fe time seized AID posses
Cd that Catharine A. Beau, his wild
ow, VIM b. Bean, Mary Y. Bean, 10
seph A, Ban aud Stanislaus Bean, are
the heirs at law OF the said Bennett Bean
and that Staui>laus Bean is an infant un-
der the age Of tweuty-one years.
And the Bill further states. that ad-
ninistratjon ca all the personal estate Of
the SAD deceased vas grautcd to a certain
Wm = Abel, Of SAINT Marys county,
aud C1thariue \. Beau, the widow Of de
ceased, and that the said personal estate
has been found to be insufficient to dis
charge all the debts of said intc>tttc, and
after praying for a sale of the real estate
mentioned III these proceedings, to satisfy
the claims of the Complainant, as well as
all other debts of the deceased, that have
not been discharged out of the proceeds Of
the personality, further prays, that an order
of publication may be granted against
VIM. b. Bean, enc Of the Defendants,
who is a NONRESIDENT Of the State Of Ma
ryand, warning him 70 appear before this
Court, either in person, OF by solicitor, on
some certain day to be named therein, to
answer the Bill of complaint of said Com
lla naut
And the Court being satisfied the. tie
aforesaid VIM b. Bean is a non-re~:;icnt
of this State. and that he cannot be found
within the jurisdiction of this Court, it is,
therefore, ordeled this 9th day Of Feb
ruary, in the year 1868, that the Com
claimant give notice to the SAID non-rcsi :
dent Defendant, of the object and sub
stance IF this Bill by advertisement of this
order, in the saint Mary's Beocou a news
paper published IN SAINT Mary's county,
State OF Maryland, once week for four
successive wcckc, three months psior to
the lst day of July next, warning him to
be and appear, either in person OF by so
lic;tor GA the said lst day of July. and
show cause, ii any he has, Why decree
should not be passed in the premises a.
PRAYED otherwise, the said Bill of com
plant shall be t,ken PRO coufesso against
him
JNO. A. CAVALIER,
Clerk.
True copy-Test:
+ JNO. A CAVALIER,
Clerk
Feb. 81, ls6S-1m.
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R9TIEvC1TION..NOT
j Edwin Coad, next friend to
IdasC Manning,
Ida c Manning,

In the Circuit Court fer ST Mary's County,
sitting as Court OF Equity.
No, los y Equity.
EDY virtue OF authority vested in me, as
ID Clerk of the Circuit Court for st Mary
County. by the Code Of Public General
Laws" of this State, it is hereby ordered
I hat the Report OF Robert c. Combs
and James :. Downs, Trustees. filed in
this cause. be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary be shown on before the
third Monday OF June next; provided copy
of this order be published in the Saint Marr's
Beacon. once a week for three successive
weeks prior TO the third Monday OF Nav next.
The report states the land sold for $1,000
JNO \ CAVALIER. GIN.
True copv-TeSt:
JNo A CAVALIER, Ctk-
march l., 1666-sw-