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The spanish Fleet to sail Again for Rio
Jnnciro-Morc About the Financial situa-
ton Commercial. &c.

| The spanish Fleet to sail Again for Rio
Jnnciro--Morc About the Financial Situa.
Hon Commerciaf. &c.
HAVANA, May II, 1867
According 20 telegram received from Santiago do
Cuba, the feet under the command OF Admiral Mendez
Nunez consisting OF the frsacs Almausa and Copcep
con- went 60 sea on saturday morning, the nth inst.
The Nayas de Toosa last from jamaica arrived there
four hours later and she got provided with
coal ammunition and other material besides provi.
sions she sailed to meet the former vessels at st.
Thomas The squadron thence proceed 10 Monte
video and Rio Janeiro The ironsde frieaie Numauca
awaits the feet the former place. There can be no
doubt that Admiral 10 cuba for the os,en
sbIc purpoer of obta1ing good supply Of money! aud
when he selected this quarter preference any other
be doubtless assured that he could get tn
The steamer uioa Is the only Spanish war vessel an
chored At Vera Cruz she there for no other
purpose than the protection Of spanish subjects case
Of necessity.
Tho official gazette OF Guatemala contains circular
prohibiting the rit fees which were hitherto collected
by consus abroad for endorsing passports and order
ing that no charge Whatever made future for pass
ports given IN Guatemala for other countries II to be
hoped that The Spanish authorities may long follow
tbs good example.
wss entered into between the ntendencia de Hacienda
~ Public Treasury tdny authorized by the Colonial Sec
retafJl ana tho Banco Esraho. by which II stpu.
lated-I The Banco Espanol engages 70 redeem all the
,Donof.r IN Treasury bonds az they fan due, paying
VIC anoon' q PRINCIPAL AMI interest accrued ?. Tho
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SERVICES At ST. PETERS ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.

very large congregation was present yesterday AZ
St. Peters Roman Cathoc) church, Barclay street, 10
listen TO a sermon from the Right Reverend bishop
hcGill, Of Richmond Va The text was ta&en from the
Gospel for the Sunday John XVI, and the suoec. OF
the discourse 'Faith.n Tho reverend gentleman
delivered learned and impressive sermon that VIII long
be remembered It nculcated the necessity OF aith on
the part OF the followers o! Christ without which re-
ligioD was OF no avail; that while man might ont
wardy conform to all the requirements OF The ohurcn
attend service regularly observe me commandments
ana ive TO all appearances upright ana goay me-
unless ne had atb the teachings OF Jesus Christ ana
His apostles all his professions Of religion Would not
save him In the final day. and without such iah man
could not truly and sincerely worship God and enter
into the life eternal At the close OF the services COL
ecton was taken up for the Pope, which amounted 70
large sum.
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ALONG THE HUDSON.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE HERALD.

y Nafional Bank Bank Impo-sor-A Man Per-
soGAring MrCnIioch's Dctcctivr--IfisA Arrest
and Judgement ia Jail. &c.
PorGnKrxrSE Nav 10, 1857.
nEE vas brought to the jail IN this city last even
PRS iram Fshkll Landing, the charge OF being an
impcFot Daring Saturday he arrived At Fishk Land
5hs oa New York train, and put up at Meyers Hotel
= len Aefc be addressed two letters
lem ~ tue Frss National Bank OF Fishkili
@,Nhng that no OF Secre-
- N.o,ns special detectives and that
'uNtt4tNsa Wat Ar Walter Brett, the President OF
,nc uh W n We habit oi leaving the hank on Satur-
esfs tlo'S eose', and that be wished an Interview
iLe te..eh, and Vice Pres dent called on him st
NEE hN,Hi where they were nfofmed by The man
maj ~ hau warrant Tor their arrest and thai man
nance bioNn ai preferred charges against tbnr, 4,
Washington the oiaeeS Of the bank wished 10 =, ,ne
warrant bft TIE man would not shev. !, ,,ha,o
spon ihAY arrested him and sent him 20 the conntv
SAL 20 await The action Of the Grand larry 10
y man about ffty years OF age ana siyycs ~
name - Beal He WAS attiret I'll b,aek
brnsdcloth, spcrted and A bl,rs cloh
car which spnhre salt was ia striking rontra. Win 10
RAY locks lis mad small black sat, he in which ,ve,e
found pair Of epringock handouts pipe ana an ola
nsw~Isper when he reached this depot be ony,d ms
caeer xho had him IN charge hundred dollars " he
uc1lc ~, bim 60 which oder was refused He states
fbsi lie formerly resided IN Hudson n w. and th,t
when me e dealCetion occurred Al - The Nations
JauAs % iba' pace. he had the parties arrested In Ia
ssarse lie at or the two A. u. rain, going north al
IsshsHl IabilhN on saturday Two men accompanied
bn, ~. 5000 Sis agvyng iEsy led 70 pats snSsown.
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S HiPPlNG NE w S.
PORT OF NEW YORK. HAY 10. 1887.
Arrived.

ARRIVED.
u steamer Paul Jones' Fzhugh, Pensacola May 8. via
Key West l3h Sid in company with steamer Tllapoo
sa. FOR Washington DC.
Steamship Cry of Dublin Or). Eynon, Liverpool via
Queenstown May with mdse and T07 passenger TO John
Dale, 4thsnst LAT 43ss. lon % - saw steamer sao
posed the CITY OF Paris bound u 18Th, An lat ~ % lon
Is CO. steamship City OF limerick hence for liverpool 7h
Al % H. steamship Tas, do for do lath 40
NJ steamships Caledonia and Erin 645 Cunard brig
rugged steamer AM. steamship City Of MancheSter-a
DO und L; 2: 25 M. ship Casda, bound W.
steamship John Gibson Fuller Washington, Dc 10 hours
with mdse, to Smith & Brown. .
Ship Albert Galiatn, Deano, Liverpool April is. with
and 4s3 passengers to Grnnell Minrurn Co. Had
births deaths nfans) the passengers, had
strong westerly winds Nantucket since, sn westerly
Winds and Gains.
Bark Csril (rg Race, Trinidad % days. with to
May lat "a H. lon 10 80 experienced strong gale
from re NV which lasted ~ hours: split sails and
shipped large quantities of water causing the vessel 10 leak
the pumps have been going SINCE lel, lat 81
Ion ~ picked bales of cotton; same fims saw
several Of drift stuff apparently OF the upper deck Oh
steamer bark and schooner lying by with boats Out
Schr Burden, Adams, Providence ioi Phiiadepna.
Schr Hannah Wilets, Bouit, Providence for Elizabeth
port.
Below.
Ship Emily Flynn, l2O days from Cal!ao via Hampton
Roads
Brig Estelle from Malaga.
sailed -
Steamship Fung shucy, for Hong Kong
Wind at sunset $.
For Other Shippit1 Ners See Sepsata Pa3s
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THE LATE fATHOLIC COUNCIL AT TROY.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HeRAlD.
Troy. Nav 10. 1867.

Troy, May 10, 1867.
The late Catholic Council has made recommendation
to the Supreme Pont Of candidate for the Epscopacy
Of the See Of Ere which made by the death
Of the late Bishop Young. It Is thought the Holy
Father will order the conservation OF Rev. Dr. Peter
Havermans for more than quarter Of century
Catholic pastor OF this city and vicinity. No
mendason has yet been forwarded for the nomination
Of prelatc in the place Of the late Bishop Lavae Of
the Sec Of Louisville.
The erection OF Syracuse into Catholic See has been
to the Pope.
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grand sight 10 the Church and 10 the Holy Father II
will give him new energy, courage and strength and
make him ready as lie always Is, 10 LAY Gown nis NO
for the Church.
The archbishop then spoke Of the power OF tne Catno
nc Church 10 oppose the PROCESS oil nDuen'y ana con
Guided oy stating that the ycr genefa "ouiu 10 sne
bearer OF their offerings TO Rome.
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Animals and Poultry for Fairs Admitted Duty
Free.
OTTAWA, G. w., May is, 1857,
An order has been issued by the Council and pub
shed permitting horses, cattle, sheep pigs aud other
animals poultry and fancy birds TO be imported duty
free from United States by agricultural societies for
the improvement Of stock.
The discount on American invoices ia twen,y.sx per
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ntIHCI1l.t..AMM.lUN.
GETTYSBURG ASYLUM
VI
FOR INVALID SOLDIERS.
Incorporated by Assembly Of the Commonwealth Of
Pennsylvania, March 6, 1867

The Board of Supervisors appointed by the above Copo
ration carry the objects OF the act OF incorporation
respectfully announce to the public that the Legislature OF
PENNSYLVANIA has authorized the raising OF funds Tor the
erection establishment and maintenance OF an Asylum Tor
Invalid Soldiers Of the late 10 be built on the battlefield
and lnducemeit to patriotic czens 70
contribute TO this benevolent object have empowered the
corporation TO distribute the subscribers such ar
ces OF value and interest from association with the late
moneys effects property estate real or per
sona whatever in this State elsewhere at sucb time or
upon such in such way manner whatsoever,
to them shall seem at. .
The ENTERPRISE is cordially recommended by the leading
Generals of the late and by patriotic citzeus
The site for the institution thirty been
purchased and 1t hoped that the good work may
before midsummer
Subscriptions viii be received at the Office Of the Assoca
on l26 Chestnut street, Philadelphia and after Mon
day, the 18th OF May, 1857.
For subscription of five dollars certificate win DO
issued which viii entle the holder such article o. value
as may be awarded to its number.
distribution will public and under the direct super
vision of the corporators
Persons distance requested 10 remit their subscrp
(hen pactca6e) by Post office money order regis
tered letter, to insure prompt delivery.
Direct all letters to
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PHILADELPHIA scHlul cOMHI1fs on WESTERN TOUR

81. I0rls, Nav 10 1901.
The Philadelphia Committee on Public Schools lived
here last night and cordially welcomed BY Mayor
Thomas and tie members OF the Board OF Public Schools
To-norrow they viii visit The principal school buildings,
and ric-day, alter beng shown some OF the prominent
places 81 Interest Ia AMI around the city, they Will leave
ior Chicago, thence 80 10 Milwaukee, Cincinnati aud
other Western Giles.
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GENERAL sHtHMAn ON HE MOAN WA.

ST.. LOUIS May 10, 1861.
General Sherman returned from Forl Harker. kansas
yesterday. de reported 10 have said, eve have
Indian NOT. as we choose lie says parties IN
Kansas desire war; but don't think they wall DO eratihed
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COLLECTION IN AID or THE POPE IN PHILADELPHIA.
ppIr.Anrr pmA. Nav ia 1se.

IHIIADELPf1A, Nay IL, 1867.
On the Sunday preceding Easter collection was
taken up in all Catholic churches Ia this diocese in
aid Of the Pope. Right Row. Bishop Wood announces
the result to be 000 Bishop Wood will leave
Rome on the 29ih inst to personally present the OFFER
snw
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PHuApnpHA, May TO- 1867.
Last night the fur store u the dcssrs Wormtatn IN
this civ waS robbed OF $50 Hudson BAY sabies IN
dress zen deecn Chipchias dressed, and other vaas
bic furs
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j. ID. HOFFMAN,
Secretary Board Of Supervisors.
Box I.lS1, Post Office, Philadelphia,

The following schedulc Of the awards 70 be made
under Ahe first distribution. The Of Diamonds and
other precious stones hc genuneness IN certified 70
bv Mesars enle the extensive diamond i'm
the country and by j. Hermann, diamond setter
Once Of Board Of Supervisors l2e Chestnut street. Phil
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c A N A DA.

Reported Arrival of Massey the FeniaDs
MONTREAL, c. E., May is, 1867
1t is reported that Massey, the Fenian general leader
aud nformer arrived in Canada yesterday per steamer
St. Andrew.
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y National Bank Bank Impo-sor-A Man Per-
soaaring MrCuIioch's Dctcctivc--IfisA Arrest
and iyodEement ia Jail. &c.
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CERTIFICATE.
We hereby certify that we have examined the Diamond
Goods Pearls Emeraids Rubics other Precious stones
described in the above list ali senuine
HENLE BROS. Diamond IIlporters
20 Maiden lane, New York.
j. HERMANN, Diamond setter,
H3 Broomc street. New York.
win be allowed All orders mus, be ad
dressed 20
J. u. HOFFMAN, Secretary,
Box Isl Post nflrn. phladenha.
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DtihES CASHED IN All LrGAIIzrD ror
teiics.-Ons hnnared per ceni allowed ON al invest
msnS =. tLCfb. Broker, 10 Broadway.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-09-19

SHERWOOD HOUSE attention of
our readers is directed to the advertise
ment-ef the Sherwood House in another
column. This house is conducted on the
European plan. You engage rooms by
the day orBcek, and for your food. you
pay only for. the meals or dishes that you
eat 1t appears. to us that this is an equi-
table plan Of liking, to say the least of it.
If you don't eat yeu don't pay, and you
pay only for what you do eat. You can
make the price of1isin9 $1or $40 day.
as you may elect, by this Plan. By the
old plan, you are madeEto pay whether
you eat or not. Besides Iby this plan.
you can get what your appetite requires
without extra pay, and altogether We re-
gard the European as the iairr.t1o Of all
plans of Hotel living. Whether it is as
conrenient as the other PLAN is another
matter. We feel bound. however, to give
it a trial when we next visit BatimoEc
that We may judge for ourselves, and esp
likewise We recommend cur readers TO do.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-09-19

NEW AGRICULTURAL EsrAELIsuMEsT:-
We,irrite especial attention to the adycr-
,isement of John A Baker, ESQ.,, lately
connected with Bartholow's Agricultural
Establis hment, and who, it viii be =
in another portion of our paper Of to-day
has entered into business for himself on
Louisiana Avenue, Wakhington,.D D. c. =;
1t affords US much pleasure, in intro
ducing MFR. Baker to the farmers of our
county, to endorse him as a gentleman,
upon whose strict integrity and promptness
to-oblige, the utmost confidence may be
placed ;;and we have no doubt his largcs
and varied assortment of Agricultural I'M
plemcnts,s Fertilizers, Seeds, &c, &c,
will render his establishment one of the
most inviting places in the District from
which the agricultural community can Be
. a.
supplied.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-09-19
DEMOCRATIC CoNyESTIoN.-In the event

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION In the event
of the adoption ofthc New Constitution
and its adoption is foregone conclusion
the democratic Central Committee Of the
State have ordered State Convention of
the party, to meet in Baltimore in Octo-
Der next, to make nominations for the
several State Offices vacated or created
by that instrument. With a-vicw of con-
Meeting our county with the State organi-
cation of the party, the democratic Central
Committee of this county have,it in con-
temptation, we learn, TO call district meet
ings at an early day to send dele
gates to a county Convention in order
to have St. Marys represented in the
State Convention The formal call for
the primary meetings we expect to pub
lish in our next.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-09-19

INSTRUMENTS hNQuIRING STIMPs. The
following arg the Instruments to be stamp
ed, and the stamps te-hc used in ordinary
business transactions s...-
All notes and evidence Of debt, five
cents on ench 500 If under 800, five
cents If ove+ 500, FIVE cents on each
additional 500 or part thereof.
All receipts, for. any amount without
limit, over SID two Cents: if $50, or
under, nothing Al "a ", Es''s'' "~'
All deeds and deeds of trust, fifty cents
on each $500 is value of the property
conveyed. or ties ameaas secured; when
deed of trus. Is adlk sstampcd, the notes
secured must not be; but they should be
endorsed to show tase-fesscY Why.
All arpraisementSef esttatss, efsstrays,
five cents ON each sheet or piece, of paper
Aflida,itsof every sdesefiptfSR are OK
=cmpt from stamp duty.
+ AcknowledgcmsAsy:lo deeds. ,<Sc., are
also exempt. an, I'd ..@ 80,
Contracts and .sssssssman's. FIVE cents,
except for rent when fer rent, FIFTY cents
for $500, of rem ,-dbii less. if over $500,
fifty cents for each Saooor less Oyer. $500.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-09-19
The LATE AMNESTY ppoCI

The LATE AMNESTY PROCLAMATION
AS many doubts exist as,to the effect of
the late amnesty proclamation of ..Presi-
dent Johnson upon the question Of suf
frage in the Southern States, we give
what is reported to be Mr.. Johnson'seun
construction Of the effect of the Proelama-
ton in this respect. In reply to the ques-
ton, what he thought would be tho prae-
tieal effect of the Amnesty Proclamationv
he answered: IS
To restore the parties to all their
rights-r-to place them precisely where
they were before the war The suffrage
question was one to be determined by the
courts. and not by the executive branch
Of the Government.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-09-19
LEOSARDTOWN, MD,

THE CoysrrrrrraA -The contest over
the New COMMUNICATIONS now ended in
the STAFF, with whxAEresult few days
will disclose We predict that itwill be
found to have been carries by at least
twenty thousand majority, and that, too
when, probably less than two-thrd vote
has been east We have no doubt, If a
full vote could have been developed, that
the majority we have named, would ,AasF
reached as high as forty thousand: I'll
orr own county, though the polls were MT
closed when We put our paper to press
we set down the majority for the Constr
ton al at least FIVE hundred, and we believe
twill reach seven hundred and iifs, If
there has been any thing like TURF Cyl
on the part of the voters, This ls, Of
course, all guess work, but we predict
that il will not be found wide Of the marx
when the returns have been posted up.
Messers. Ford, Dent and Jamison, thes
:aclcgatc,- to the late Convention, have
-bceu inlcfatirablc III their efforts since
;thcir return home in behalf of the Constr
tuition, and it is to their united cxcrtlons
in this direction. that much Of the change
ought to be attributed that has taken
place in the scntimcnt Of our people i'll re-
gard to this instrument within the last
few weeks. Their speeches at Leonard
town, Chaptico, Charlotte Hall and the
Factory, were of powerful effect in rcheE-
ing the Constitution Of much OF, the odlum
that had been cngcndcrcd in the public
understanding against IT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-09-19

CaI LEoSARD.-The present Comp
troller Vol. VIM. j. Leonard, has been
announced we see, in several staunch
democratic organs in different parts of the
State rs candidate for recollection to the
position he now holds. They represent
him to be thoroughly identified with the
Democratic party and to be earnestly
working for its triumph, and as we know
him to hive been faithful, efficient and
polite public officer, we add ourselves to
the list of democratic papers who favor his
nomination by our party for the place he
now so worthily fills.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-09-19


IT. Victor Mcunier has curious artl-
Gle IN the last number of Cosmos npon the
feasibility Of making servants out OF mon
KEYS. The wild baboon of the woods. when
freshly caught, would ofeourse be nntracta-
hle.. and both by his disposition and his
habits would be unqualified for becoming
serviceable in household duties; but the
monkeys of succeeding generations,
brought up by hand in the soothing IN
fuonces of civilization, would, he argues,
he quite eligible for the positions OF house
maids and footmen The long prehen>ile
tails Of certain kinds could be brought
into use in various ways, and their MN
bloness is undisputed We do not care
to argue ,as to the correctness Of the theo-
ry of NJ. Meunicr, but we think house
keepers might be found who would favor it
as an experiment worth trying. We
NIGH, suggest however, that if the same
pains WERE taken with human beings, the
result would be more certain, more sud
den and more satisfactory. Boston At
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-09-19
"THE NATIVE TIHGIN1AN. Dir. Bag.

THE NATIVE TIEGIN1AN." Dir. Bag
by of Bacon and Gree 11lIiGaaol We
E,rpositor. has it in -! = a.
lish early in October next, first class,
literary and humorous paper under the
name of the "Natire Iirg,ntan." From
our knowledge of the refined taste and
distinguished literary ability of the Dr.,
we predict tho ''Virginian" will soon take
high rank among the literary newspapers
of the land. AS Dr.. Bagby has recently
lectured in our village, we confess to Gu
riosity to read "-Nosis 1tddums in Merry
I'm, or the -1drenchers III Leckchrcr,"
which is promised us in tho first issue of
the paper. We wish the "Nottre ,r-
gimoa' long and prosperous life
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-09-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
~ has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
st Mary's county, Maryland, letters of admins
tration on the personal estate of John Yates,
late of st Mary county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said diseased are here
by warned TO exhibit the same with proper vouch-
crs thereof to the subscriber, on or before the
3lst day of March, 1868, otherwise they may be
excluded by law from all benefit Of the said es-
tate. Given under my hand this 10Th day OF
Sept, 1867.
MARY 4 YATES
Administrative, q.
Sept 10, ls67-4w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-09-19
Is OVER ExRRrIoS.-Eithcr ofbot

Is OVER ExHRrIoS Either ofbody
or mind, produces debility and disease -,
The usual remedy is to take some stima-
liant, the effect of which is the same as
giving a tired horse the whip instead of
oats The true was is to fortify the sys-
tenn with permanent tonic like the Peru
viau Syrup, Ca protoxide of irony, which
gives strength and vigor 10 the whole sys-
TEN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-09-19

LgeIsLArIsE DEcLI>ATIoNs.-Wc are
authorized to state. that Dr. John NJ.
Bronze asl Dr A. Ssppington, who have
been anaeunccd through our paper for the
Legislature, are not candidates for that po
sltion.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-09-19

DEcllSArIoS FOR sCLsRx-J, Edwin
Coad Esqr. heretofore announced in our
columns AZ \ candidate foy. Clerk of the
Circuit Court. is not now, We are author-
il 4 10 state, Z candidate fl that position.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-09-19
FOR SALE.

Nor salo one of the most desirable
l. STORE HOUSES AND Dwell
LiNGS i'll the county, with STOCK OF
GOODS. consisting, principally, u GRO
CERES aud DOMESTICS. The store
house and dwelling are situated i'll the
town Of Chaptico, St Mary's county. Nd.
aud the store house is one of the bess stands
for business in tho county. The dwelling
and store. if not sold, will be rented
Terms liberal. both for the goods and
property.
c. c.. SPALDING.
Chaptico, Md
Sept 10, Iso1-G.n.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-09-19

DycIISArloN FOR County Commission
rn.-We are authorized to state, that.
James Jones. ESqr. heretofofs announ-
ccd by us for County Commissioner, will
not be a candidate for that position
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-09-19

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS brethren of
the Southern Maryland press wal except
our thanks for recent kind notices of the
Beacon. We trust to better deserve their
com limesF. when We have fully compile
ted the arrangements We. have in contem-
plasien for the Improvement of our paper