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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-16


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sous receive the rountenance and support
Of this Legislature Therefore, whereas
power was given to certain Commissioners
to raise by lottery thirty thousand dol
lars, for tae purposes Of building large
and commodJvus school iol the education
Of young ladies'. = le considered inonu-
mental u is character e ce2mt 81,
the ,slte On which landed our l1I'n'
| Fathers v htrtaS, sald poh"!u7 n'>
since its completion been occupied for the
purposes tor which It was lntended, that
the structure Is q such magnitude anu
character that the lneidentai expenses nc,
ceSsary to keep up repairs: mas 1 i,
upon the State Of Mary iaA1 "A" WY -. :
as, whist Tue people q the o'''e ~ ~
ing t. MAKE appropriations ioi '"V F''-
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-16

Er We are authorized TO state, that
YIN. A. Fenwick, agent for john : Ed
wards, Leonardtown, has received from
Mtssrs. ] 5, TopLam ( Co, Washing
ton, i. c., q large quantity Of seeond-
hand Harness, consisting Of Brides. Sad
dies, Wagon Reins and Gears, Which he
viii sci very low for cash.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-16
CERTIFICATES.
Morsanza, St Mays CO., Md.
~. ,.<.I -.

MoTsanza, s. Mays Co.. Nf-.
Oct. 18th, 1851
Iessrs. Neale, Harris & Co
Gents used the Patapsco Guano on
my Tobacco crop last year. | applied Il 10
the drill at the rate Of 200 u per acre. sde
by side with the same quantity Of Peruvian
Guano. saw no difference IN the growth
or the Tobacco at cutting time. When |
stripped 1t, found the Tobacco grown from
aTatapsco' had cured much finer than thar
crown from "Peruyian,' ana when sid.
that sro,cn from PGtupseo sold Jor So per
hand. "a more than ttat grown from PeruN-
an. All made on the same kind o land.
Most respectfully, &c.
C. ] RUSSELL
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-16
NEW ENGR AVN GS.

FIVE BEAUTIFUL IDEAL ANERl-
Can FACES,
Engraved on stone in Paris by the most
eminent photographers in the world :
Those faces. which are most beautiful an
poetic conceptions, are designed to typiiy
the best Ideal types of American Woman
hood, representing their charities, devo-
ton, sympathies, attachments and hero
ism.
The TYPOGRAPHY Is in the highest style
of the art, aud is such rs has arcly been
cqualcd, and cannot be cxccllcd.
These portraits have received unquaIl-
fed praise from TIC most cmn ut crItlc>
and prominent newspapers Of the country
and ,hev should adotn every household IL
the land
For particulars ana descriptive circular
address
!. . ROBINSON,
46 Main ST, Springfield, Mass
April 10, 1s6S-6t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-16
LITE COLLECTORS NOTICE.
DY1 rounty Commissioners for s.
u MY Comfy

~ en,,,. commissioners '0' ::
Ordered that James R. Alvey, late a
Collector Of State and County takes in the
It'll Election District = st Nary's coun-
=. cause advertisement, expressing the
names Of the following tracts o. parcels q
land. tile amount # taxes due thereon,
together with the names Of the persons
charreabla with the same. TO be inserted
III the Saint Mury's Beacon, 4 newspaper
published in Saint Mays county, once :
week for and during four successive weeks.
notifying that. unless the State and coun-
" taxes.due on the said lanas shall he
paid to tie said Collector, within the
space d thirty days after the publication
Of the no;ise aforesaid Is completed. the
lands aforesaid, or such parts thereof as
may Is necessary 10 raise the sum due
thereon. shall be sold t. the highest bid
der for the payment Of the same.
One tract or parcel Of laud, called and
known by the name OF
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-16

Inigoc 5 district, "o6eP'i
ing res gued. 9. NJ.
rho anpointment of pupil to s. Mary
Seminary was given to Miss Eva lafFl-
son, Of Charlotte Hal
Tnr ALLOTMENT OF JrDGE CrETIs--
III. President has been fortunate, we
th;nk in the selection Of his counsel
Indeed it may be doubted whether IN the
wide range Of the legal profession IA the
l.nit,a States he could have secured the
aorv;ce- # a higher grade Of professional
requirement and talent than are foun'
n,;tea IN the three gentlemen whom he
has engaged to be his leading defenders
These gentlemen appear, not only 70 0s
thoroughly armed upon all points OF Ia"
benrinr upon their ease, but to possess IN
addition the happy faculty Of making
,.no,,, noiuts Of law as PLAIN 10 others
- themselves. This leaning and talent
JUDGE Curtis has displayed in an eztTaor-
Jinary decree in his opening speech '0f
sbc prc.idrnt. Ills argument IS as clear
>, rock water and his legal cruIlt'on IS
something to be wondered at Nor Is
there any thing forced, sensational or IN
scem]v in the speech. 1t IS slnGuiarly
free from passion and temper and reaas
more like am exposition from the bench
,hsn an effort from the bar, The d'f'ef'
once IN short, between Judge Curtis and
,le leading maneer, Butler, in mind IS
not more remerkahl. than the difference,
between them IN manner. The one Is al
vows calm. diguifcd aud eollccted-the
other. curt impcrtincnt and explosive.
We have thought that it might be OF
interest 10 cur readers to learn the course
&C ARGUMENT that Judge Curtis adopts III
his opening speech for the defence We
sb,,T therefore. cnlcavor to give 1t, pre-
missing however, that we shall be able
o,Iv 70 touch upon leading features And
g., ). to the first article Of the impcacL
mont Judge Curtis conteuded that the
removal Of Mr.. Stanton was rot prohlol-
ted hy the tenurc-ot-oiiIce ae'. li' -
t,bl;shcd from the terms Of the act itself
that it was not the intention Of congress
70 canluel a President to keep caoihe'
~ 49,
officer not appointed by him, and IN tAI>
connection, he quoted from Schenck anc
sherman 70 show that such was their un-
.+.nd;n@ when this act was on It's tlna
.,re The Judge thought il vas mon
arrows 10 imp,ach the President for con-
str,;na = law as it had been construed by
- fr,n,ers At the very time they passed
:. Rnt f this act is applicable to tlt
..s. ef Mr.. Stanton. it must be sLowr
a., tho president ,.7fiHq and ccJruW1s
,,;s.o,strne3 il Is there evidence o.
,h;sq The President had examined the
,.;oo ,,aor .ha LEGAL advice af-
s,It: - 40 roos-itntion had made
.,,ot ! IA moi ann1v 10 Nr
y ' ~ ;tba w.y vronc IN HI.
-, - criminal intent could be
-
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'""eN ~ pu..;,,,nt from, 70.
ho'h'"S - : 40
MOVING an
'Sn'''' err, 49,. .hor, ! no,b;no
'''> !, ,.,c,tea :
70 NUS so -" 1898 II Il. LEGISLATION Of
,hS country was based On the assumption
,L.a i, no,ear &c 70.
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m'E"l' ''''' wy '''''> -. ,:.u.. ).
Inc N''''' Ui.. 49,. 81 Won oi,,s.
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Inc JUDY Iut t4Sti ~ -NN' 49,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-16

NOTICE i hereby given, that unless
the state and county taxes due on the
lands aforesaid, shall be paid to me on or
before the end Of thirty days after the
above publication i completed, the said
lands Or such parts thereof Is may be ne
ccssa7y to raise the sum thereon due, To-
re5hsr with the cost Il advertising and
IrraI interest, shall he sold 10 the high
est bidder Tor the payment ct the saiAe.
{. l.. FOWLER.
Collector tor 18th
Election District OF
Il Mary county.
A-r..Is. lSS-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-16
23l acres,

more or less.
This land i assessed to Maria Ellis and
the taxes due thereon are as e Ilows for
the year 1861, with interest from Janua-
~ lst. 1868, So
Both these tracts Of land arc located IN
the 18th Election District Of Saint Mary ;
county, Maryland,
JAS II. WILSON.
Clerk 10 County Commissions
for Il. Mary county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-16
luDSFIBLD,
obtaining
III acres,

more or less.
This land was assessed to Edward NJ
Boteler in the year 1867 and the State
and county taxes due thereon, for tie
wear 1867. amount to 1921
With interest from January 1st, 1868
Also, one other tract or parcel vi land
called and known hy the name OF
Part St. Clements Manor,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-16
ca ira, Cumberland CO.. Va,

Ca ira, Cumberland 60. Va,
Dec 2lst. 1867.
Messrs. d I Williams & Co, Richmond Va
(ien,s-The Patapsco Guano purchased
from YOU was used Oh my Tobacco crop al
the rate Of zoe per acre IL the dril.
was pleased with the result. II act 4 equal
II a, well as "Peruvian GUaco.' | used
Patapsco upon ny Tobacco els ana believe
it 10 be better than Peruvian for pia'.,<.
and expect to use ituext year.
Nours ,NC..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-16
WsNTED
1000 MEN AND WOMEN

Possessing 90 4 character ard energy,
perseverance aud intelligence, TO act as
canyass rs for series
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-16

We hereby certify that the aforeeoiny
is true copy Of an Act which passed the
General Assembly Of Maryland a, is Jan.
ualy session, 1868.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY.
Secretary Of the Scpa,e
MILTON Y KIDD.
Chief Clerk Of House of Del, gates.
April 10, lS6s-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-16

IN Act % Increase The Ices q the Shcr;s
Of :, Nary'> county, and 70 repeal SEC.
zion lis 4 the Public Local Law Of
said county III reference thereto.
Section l. Be i, enacted by the GsrA
"a. Assembly Of Maryland, Thatthe sbrr
III Of St Mary's county shall BE entitled "a
receive sixty cents per day for kecp;ur
prisoners and furnishing them with fo,i
and that section lis Of the Pnbic Local
Law entitled s. Mary's county rels,ing
thereto be and the same is hereby repeal,
ed.
Section , And Re il enacted. Tha, this
Act shall take set from the date OF is
pAssage.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-16
NOTICE 10 cREnlTnps

April Is. Is6.-4w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-16
Orph an $ Court

All l.. tsSs-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-04-16

Keep the Patopsco Gnano in ,
near the surface IS possible.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-09

The PicayuDe yesterday tried to explain
its blunders in reference TO Mr.. Ayegnos
plan, by saying that it was misled by the
language of the supporters of the plan
meaning, of course, the CREscENrs. This IS
simply ridiculous. The explanations which
have appeared in this paper have been accu-
rate, and, we believe, ineligible. At all
events they have not been at variance with
the project under consideration. The ssser-
ton that they were misleading in their char
acter, is merely one of those vague generai-
ties which are used as an apology for blum
der The Picayune still insists that Mr..
Avegno is going TO become a millionaire by
the sale of the so 900 supplemental numbers
provided for in the plan, assuming that those
numbers are to be sold at $40 piece. How
was the Picayune misled on this point?
There is nothing in the ordinance saying that
these chances must bring $40. In truth they
will be sold for just what they will bring,
let il be forty dollars or forty cents. As the
city participates in the profits, the more they
sell for, the better it will be for the city. But
nobody is compelled TO buy them, and the re-
demption Of the city money does not depend
on their sale. This is effected by monthly
payment of $50, 600 or sos, 900 to be applied
to the extinguishment of warrants-principal
and interest-redeemable according to a GER
tain plan of monthly drawings. The Plea
yune estimates the city currency debt at
81, 900, 900. or ''in greenback value s3,0O0,-
Geo." But why 100000? Simply because
on the Picayune's convenient theory the city
does not owe what it promises to pay, but
only what its notes happen to be worth in
the market. That is to say, if, from want of
confidence on the part of the public, or any
other cause, city money were to be worth to-
morrow only one per cent on its face the city
would owe 'in greenback value" just $40 900
and no mere. We advise the Picayune to
get out patent for this novel and ingenious
idea.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-09
THE LATE ALEX. c. BULLITr.

The telegraph announces the death of Alex
ander C. Bullitt, in Louisville, KY, on the
9th instant. The deceased, Kentuckian by
birth, came to this city about thirty-fve years
ago, and almost Immediately entered upon a
career as political ed tor, which was destined
to prove in high degree brilliant, respect
able and successful. His first appearance in
New Orleans journalism was through the
columns of the Bee, which was purchased in
the Wing interest from Democratic proprie-
tors and placed under his editorial control.
In 1874, he left the Bee and became principal
writer ON the Picayune, and also one of the
puprietors of that journal with Lumsden,
Kendall and Holbrook. Mr.. Bullitt severed
this connection in 1S49 to take charge of the
Washington Republic, established as the or.
gan of Gen. Taylor's administration. On the
death of Gen. Taylor in 1850, he retired from
that position, and after spending few years
in Europe he returned, and was not after
wards actively connected with the press in any
capacity, but devoted himself mainly to the
management of his properties, much of which
lay III ohSSleoippi, Nn1o nc IoSluou lOI Tue
most part in Louisville.
The most distinguished passage in Mr.
Bullitts journalistic history was the part
which he took in introducing and in support
ing Gen. Taylor as so-called "no party +"
candidate for the presidency. He had the i'm
plicit confidence of the general, whom he
served, both as political counselor and epis-
tolary assistant, with marvellous tact and
fidelity, which were perhaps decisive in
moulding a vague popularity into invincible
presidential availability.
During his residence in New Orleans Mr.
Bullitt was once elected to the General As
sembly of the State, in which he was more
remarkable for his wit aud his social charms
than for activity in practical Legislation. One
of the great secrets, indeed, of his felicitous
career, as an editor and as a politician, was
the estimableness, geniality and attractive
ness OF his private and social character. He
was about sixty years of age when he died,
and of the four proprietors of the Picayune
at the time when he was a joint proprietor of
il, only one survives, Mr.. A. M. Holbrook,
whom death, bereaving him of one cherished
associate and friend after another. has finally
lett alone in charge Of the destinies of our
respected contemporary and neighbor.
- ELeu fi00ceS -
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-09

SOUTHERN PATENrs.-Col Rufus R Rhodes,
solicitor of patents. No. % Commercial Place
officially reports 10 the CRESCENT the following
complete list Of patents granted Southern inyen
tors for the week ending May 26, 1868:
LouisiOnd.-C. X. Marshall New Orleans, me.
tallie doors and shutters; 7. F. Maniey, New Or
leans. extension ladder.
District Of Colunbid,-Amos Hsdley. Washing
ton. door Indicator; John l. D1ffse Washington.
method Of mounting photographs and eograyings.
Maryland john Herold aud Mercer Brown
Frederick. polish for leather.
Virginia j. A. Hunter, New London, ma.
chine Tor Strengthening tobacco; j. F. Zacharias
Letsburg, railroad station Indicator.
North Carolina Gabriel Utley, Chapei Hill
plo~.
South Carolind.-E. p. Williams, Yorkvile,
ventllsurg portable ehurn.
GeOrgid.-Pbll. POuilain. Greensboro cultlva.
tor OF the cotton and other plsuts; Matthew
Thornton, Macon. journal box for railroad cars.
Missouri 5. l.. Barinds 81. Joseph, perpetui
cslendar Ed 10 Leigh st. LOUIS, system Of PR
nonncinR oIthogTaphy; James r. Logan, Rtlla,
saving maehlIe J. @. hcClamrock edna, AM
mnl trap.
ENGLIsH PATKETs.-An improved wire tie for
securing baler Of cotton or wooden goods aud
other merchandise, d. q. Lowber, New Orieaos,
la, April "a, 1858. improvement, Ia telesraDhY
aid IN the CONSTRUCTION aud arrangement Of ap
paratus for communicating signals aud intel-
Repce. Isnceot II. Everit New Orleans, La,
ApIll 81, 1865.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-09

TREATY WITH NICAkAGUA-Ho n. Ward II.
LsmOn returned 10 Washington, from a special
mission 10 Nicaragua, with which government NJ
succeeded ininegOtistng a'treaty, securing TO oy-
gers of the United States free entrance iatO add
transit across that State. Important commercial
Advantages we're also secured. The tresy wril
he submitted 10 the Senate IN few days, The
Nicsraguan government having banished General
Jnnrsz from the country for participation IN
Walkers flIbusfefing movements. lately invited
him 60 return, and rendered him grand ovation
on his entry into Leon, the capital. Mr.. Lamon
thinks that Juarez will soon be again at the be I'd
al the government. General Juarez is well re-
Mt n,hersd here rs minister during the presidency
OF Martinez.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-09
81 see supplement.

The Atlantic and Great Western route to
New York and the East connects with the
magnificent Erie road at Salamanca, twice a
day This road has long been favorite
with the travelling public for the fast time Of
its schedules, and the unsurpassed aceommc-
dations and inducements which it furnishes.
1t runs through most charming and pic
turesque country, the southern part of New
York, crossing the lofty hills of Delaware
county and the wild region of the Shawan-
junk, and traversing the lovely valleys of the
Chenning, the Susquehanna aud the Delaware.
In this respect it offers marked contrast to
the flat and monotonous country to the north
ward. Mr.. W. A. Bates is the general South
ern agent of this superior route.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-09

The ladies Of our city are particularly inter-
es,ed in an appeal to them which appears in our
columns this morning. 1t is from the gentlemen
under whose auspices the tournament on Friday
next s 10 be held. and it asks them to lend their
countensnce and aid to the entertainment. The
object Of the affair. IS is now well known. is to
relieve 10 some degree the very pressing wants of
the family of Lieut.. J. C. Braine. Charity is
cause in which our ladies have never yet been
backward, and we trust, nay, we know, that the
appeal will meet hearty response.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-09

VALUABLE LAND AT AUCTION BY THE SHERIFF.
Particular attention il Gated TO the sale at suc.
ton 20 be made this 6sy 1T noon At the Mer-
chsbss' and AuctioBsers' Exchange, Royal street,
by the sheriff of the parish. of valu bic pnr.
toU OF ground situate on lie Uhemin de ia Crete
and on GENTLY Road, Third District aud CON-
posed II fourteen lots high ground. For foil par.
tculaIs see adve vfSement
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-09

In lPbiladelphia, on the 5,h, Frederick Trolley,
of Philadelphia was elected president of the ma
tIoDal trade convention, and the following gentle
men vice presidents: ]. r. Branch, Richmond /;
W. L. Trenholm, Charleston; George A. FosdicE,
New Orleans " P. Armstrong, Louisville; z. W
STANDARD. st. Louis; John A. Gano, Cincinnati !;
Vim. Esgan and Il. P. Bridge, Detroit; J. c. Con
verse, Chicago; John Boyton, New York; Albert
shumsker, Baltimore wn. Brighton, Milwaukee !;
George h. Thurston, Pitlsburg; JObn 3. Brown,
Portland,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-09

LATTER FsOA SuANEK.-rhe following letter
has been received BY gentleman in Columbia
s. c.:
Dear Sri have your letter in reference to the
removal of your political disabilities. am not
sure that the time has yet come n make exceD.
uons 10 our general policy in individual csses. To
d" 60 would be 10 open the door TO innumersbie
sppicatiOns, and once open il would be difficult
10 shut. hope to meet such cases as yours by
sCme general enactment. and a. soon as the cor.
clifton Of the country will pernit shall be first 10
sdvora,e the removal OF all disabilities under
which on labor at present. Yours truly. =
CSgnd rHkS SUMNER
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-09

AckDENY OF NUslG-fhe summer season, AZ
the reduced TART, ops Ved well last evening, the
performances embracing two good pieces, " fhe
Moving Tobacco Sign" an " The MIstortunes Of
Q Poor Dsfkey." together y lIh choice ballet ny
Novissimo, aud great olio OF oddities. go 70
pieht and see this attractive pro Sranme repeated,
for tomorrow evening i Is to q We place to ne
sble comedy.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-09

Three young Texas reprobatss, who murdered
Masters while on hIs way to Crockett. have been
lyhebed. SO hardened were they that the halter
tad apparently little terror for them one, at least
volunteering, Ike The japanese who committed
asri Kari, 10 become his own executioner. h
climbed stree in the presence Of the crowd ed
ns'eo the rope. tied II 10 limb. and voluntarily
brew hImsrlf iOto the emkvaee Of DEATH
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-09

One hundred horses were galioping in the ring
on the All, az jerome Park-moIe than was ever
before congregated at q race course in this coun-
inv
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-09
$4,000 REGARD.

STOLEN nom the CANAL BANK, THIS DAY. pscss
made mp for the Southern Express Company addressed
N. MoRGANS SONS, New York, containing FIFTY
THOUSAND $4,000 DOLLARS In Legal Tender Notes
Of One Thousand $1,000 Dollars each Al Of Letter q.
Nd 1stsd March nd
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-09
EhaIOn's

EHdtO9l'S
NEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF,
Flor DE Mayo"
A Wonderful Fio~sr.
The Fragrance o. this Extract delicioss durable
h-tony two OF thIe- DR. .ry perfume hand
selctef None Of the drcsts and fragsst qu sites
81 tut srSt care IL ken the site sud ee
cate reriuu Necsi 70 the ~ n De aANU NJ laay
ioilef = mpete Vifhoat Ext War.nsi
not 70 dsco0r TIE most delicate faa ic Prepared by
PHI sLnN x SONS
81 Rrs vdVsy. n v undsr s. Ff.ho as Hatsl
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