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In the Circuit Court for ST Mays county
sitting as Cour, Of Equity.
No ls7 y E.
AtbERED. this Attn day Of !
- 1865, that the sale made and
" J ! NJ Ralev Trestee, ed IN this "a
ratified and confirmed, unless cause Ia tac 9
trary be shown on or before the st Monday Of
Feb, next; provided copy OF this notice be
published III the SAINT Mays Beacon, once a
week for three successive weeks prior to the
SAID Isl Monday of February.
The report states the laud sold for 5000.
JNO a CAVALIER, Six
True Copy-test
JNU \ CAVALIER, Ok.
Jan !, Is69-5w.
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high tone and varied excellence Of HARPEss
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latioo Of about 10 900 copjes--in whose
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light and genera reading Of the day. We
speak Of this work as evidence Of the cul-
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uarity il, ma. acquired is nerited. Zach
number contains fully l44 pages Of rsadisG
matter; appropriately illustrated with gooe
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~, blended with the best features o. the dai
y Journal. It has great power il the dis
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rsUBSHR's Gside Of American Literature,
London.
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BOARDING.

AIRS. J c. MILBURE form eriy ,ef g..
WI Mary's has taken the houss Nc. 81,
Hanover st, Bait. between Bzltins1e ST sp2
Lombard, and 5 prepared,o reo-ive perns-
nen, .nd.-sEgient bee.ters-s
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MANDATORY!
WIN. BRAYSHAW T. SONS,
AlMpSnNVIJt

Howarr County,
Nd.
NIaauiaetursrs OF CLOTH, BLA SkEIS
vi and WOODEN GOODS generally.
Wool bought q. the gnest market pr
ce. or taken in exehsngs for goods.
The patronage OF the people OF Soathsra
Maryland is respectfully solicited and salts
iactioE is warranted, 10 all ssses.
References given ~hes aesireS.
Asssr ~, lsss-if.
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JAS. III. " l1SON.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Leoadrotsra, No
Has commenced the practice OF AIS profess
sion in I.sonardtow ST. Mary coanty. Nj
and will promptly attend to any business
entrusted TO IS care n, may always &c
found At the Ofice 81 the Commissioners
Court.
Dec "a, I86G--.i
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Ia tie Circait Court iJr 81 NaryF Coants
sitting As Cour; Of Equity.
NJ Oil y Z.
HRDEREO. this 29ih day Of peceuber.
1865. that the sale nace-a aa re-
p0r,rd ~ Tnos VI Bond Trustee. i..ed in this
cause oe rat!iiel ,nd confirmed. ur.i sss cause to
tie contrary J. shown o. OF before the
Isl Monday ~. February nexs pre-
vilei copy of slis order be Published in
,au 81. NArys B-acon. once AZ week Tor
,hree - 1es>,ye weeks prior % tie saisa Is,
Monday OF February.
III. report states tie Iandsold fer $500.
JNO A CAVALIER, elk.
True copy-Test
JNO A CAVALIER, g!'k.
jar :, iss9-3s,
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IL session. arl a carefully prepared Review
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M O H U N :;
o., the Loss Days efLee and h,s Pa(ad'rs
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Autho, of 'Ssrry Of Eagles ftst."

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White Men must rule America;
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FOR TITS
BEST VI FEEKL Y PJBLISHkD
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FOR 1859
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Equality, ssi FEDERAL Unios.
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Slave Registration Notice.

Slave Registration Notice.
a1ElE tirae for the Registration Of Slaves
0 having been exteHded to May, 1869,
notice il hereby gwen 10 all interested, teal
VIII be in leonardtown on the 2nd
TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH
until the expiration Of the tme narsed
above Tor the performance Of my duties un-
der the aw Parties al a distance who may
be unable To visit Leenardtowu. D the times
named. VII be waited upon at their residence
If taev desire It ana will write TO sae to thai
effect al LecnaTdts~h I Office.
6 BDEYT.
Slayo Rsgistrater
auc 90 IsSs-f
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CONTRIBUTION NOTICE..

. tie matter Of tie Mortgage Of Henry
'saEGerl0Ed . -hos II Boad.
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FIR ANk [. MORLiNG'

FRANK /. MORLING'
FLORIST scotsman Az NNr>erNrl
STOEH No. 2NORTH EUTAW STREET
BALTIMORE.
Nurseries ON the llookStown road, adjoining
prud tilt I4rA
-.mas Would invite the at'enttos OF
he citizens Of me equity to his
SsNsses ~1ack It GAEDE \ : II Z. u $
FLOWER SEE - 5, Fk Y /
a.aa-> GRAPE VINES, and ali small
t,urlS. Evergreen and Ornamental Shade
FREES, Green uouse, Hot house and Hardy
Plants. Il seS. and Flowerlng SuruOs anc
and al Kinds o. Vegetable Plants.
sept. 3. lSG7-ly.
COMPILATIONS NOTICE
NJ Weiseniieli i
Joseph Freedeuwsid
john Estep &
jos f Shaw,
Admrs q Of
JoslpA + Saw
i others.
In the Circuit Court Tor St tary's county,
sitting as a Court OF Equity.
No $50 y E.
ARDERED this 1l,h day of Janua-
wv. 1869, that the sale made and
reported by James Fl Wilson. Trustee filed
IL ta:s cause, De ratified antconfrmed, unless
cause . the contrary be shown or before
the fifth day Of February next rroyl-
del copy Of this or,ier be published IL
the St Mary'> Beacon, once week for three
successive weeks plior 10 the said nth day
Of February.
The report states tn. land sold Tor $50,
JNO 4 CAVALIER, OK.
Trun copy lest.
JNo A CAVALIER, Cl'k.
Ian Il. lco9--Sw.
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the Circuit
at the suit
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JOIN T Den /
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NEO ; NAIIiNGLEN.
Ed j PLOWnEN.
Commissioners
JOS II KEY.
Attr- NOV tn. on,

Attorney to- tou
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Translated rom rs German expressly fer
THE BALTIMORE STATESMAN.
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NOTICE. OF DIVIDEND.

Dee II, 1905.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-04
rgnEIS!IsaElg SALE
Of valuable
IucsdaN, the 9th of February
1860,

BETWEEN tie hours Of | ; clock, m ana
4 ! ? IN the following valuable real es-
tate. - VIZ
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STATE NEWS.

A RETURN.-Mr. Finch, of this town,
has just returned from trip to Illinois.
Don't, hke-a bit. Corn was selling for
16cts bushel at Decatur when he left-but
the people were cold and selfish. and eli
mate colder. Says, II have travelled over q
heap of States, but North Carolina is the
best Of all" That's SO.
Hillsboro Recorder.
OLD NORTH STATE FOUNDRY is
becoming necessary institution to this
section. The foundry and pillow factory are
well managed by Mr.. Separks The wants
of the community demand an enlargement
of its operations. It is owned by B. r.
Williamson, Esq We are told that 1900
blows have been manufactured and sold
from this establishment since the first of
January. Sentinel. ~ z
NEwBERNE is in state of excitement
growing out of difficulty between the
Mayor and City Council
SEIZURE OF TOBACCO understand
that Revenue Collector Wright and DeuptJ
U. 8. Marshal Kehoe, seized one hundred
and thirty-fve boxes of unbranded tobacco
yesterday, in this city and at Kingston.
From whom the seizures were made We
did not learn. New Berne Jo1. Of Conn.,
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON. D. c., April 28-P. NJ.
The Secretary of the War has ordered the re-
sumption of recruiting.
Mr.. Borie OF the Navy, and Mr.. Rawlins of the
War Department and the President, consulted to-
day. The object is unknown.
MIR. Borie and President Grant will make an
excursion down the Potomac tomorrow in the
steamer Tallapoosa.
Since the 4th of March, one hundred and nine
teen Assessors. and one hundred and twenty-five
Collectors have been appointed.
Capt. Daniel Amman has been appointed Chief
of the Bureau Of the Navy Yard and Docks, vice
Admiral Smith resigned.
Nothing whatever has TRANSFERRED regarding the
elections in Virginia. Mississippi and Texas.
The Secretary of the Interior decides that six
months abandonment of homestead, forfeits it.
Mr.. Greeley, of the New York Tribune, declines
the Pacific railroad commissioner ship rendered
him by President Grant.
The New York Herald's Washington correspon-
dent Gays he has authority for saying that Gen
eral Lee will visit President Grant in day or
two.
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bat "he would have satisfaction outside

that "he would have satisfaction outside
OF the Chamber in some way sound
much like invitations to the police to in
teriere and stop the loss of valuable lives,
and the wear and tear of carpet-bags
Satisfaction in some way!' Yes, we
hope for that may be had in perfectly
legal way without endangering the lives of
innocent bystanders, women, children.
reporters and editors. We advise law
suit, and recommend for employment our
own admirable city bar. In satisfaction
for this good advice we crave no fee, but
only permission to illustrate by story this
coming down to a satisfaction in some
way" 1t is the old story of the boy who
ran to his father with the account of his
having seen five hundred cats The mum.
Der was appalling, but under cross -exami-
nation the young rascal finally dropped
down until he made final stand: "Father,
I will swear saw one cat" Satisfaction in
some way -
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SUICIDE OF RESIDENT OF NoKTHAMP-
TON, n. C.-We learned last evening the
particulars of the suicide. en Saturday
night, OF most estimable citizen Of North
Carolina, Mr.. Hartwell Harding. resident
of northampton county, about three miles
from the Pleasant Hill oepot, on the P. &
w 4. r. ss.
The facts connected with the case, as far
as we have been able to gather them, are
about rs follows
Since the close of the war, Mr.. Harding,
who owned a tiIe estate in the county, be-
came, like the rest of Southern farmers,
pec1niarily involved and his necessities
pressed so heavily upon him that it led
him to brood over his misfortune, so as to
cause unusual fits Of depression. Recently,
however, he determined to take the bene-
lit Of the bankrupt act, and whilst his sad
ness and moodiness seemed undated, vet
his friends hoped that this step would af-
ford him some quiet and respite from his
annoyances. and that with the settlement
of his affairs he would resume his accus-
toned cheerfulness Such, however, was
not to De his fate for during the past
week his property was advertised by the
U. S. Marshal to be sold, and his gloomi-
ness seemed to increase as the time of the
sale approached indeed, within the pres
ent month the impression fast settled in
the minds of all that he was deranged,
many occurrences not only causing but
substantiating the impression. Some time
ago he disappeared, and after a continued
search through the day, he was discovered
in an upper room, which he had not enter
ed in five years. He was there in state
of stupor and it was even feared that he
might have taken some narcotic. This
was but An Indication of what was soon to
be his tragic end, for Sunday night, long
after the family had retired it is presumed
that he slipped out of bed very quietly, as
not even his wife who occupied the room
with him, heard him and knew nothing OF
his having left the bed until she was
awakened by the report of gun, which
she thought the noise was occasioned by
some falling body. Immediately after
this, missing him from the bed, she got
rp and in searching about the room she
found him dead, lying in pool of blood.
with the entire front portion of his head
blown off. In one hand he held the ram
rod and in the other the fatal weapon
From indications on the ramrod, it is pre-
sumed that he tried the gun to ascertain
whether it was loaded, and very probably,
also used the hammer to start the trigger.
Mr.. Harding was about G7 years of age
and was esteemed and respected by all who
knew him. He leaves a wife and three
children, one of his daughters being mar
ried to DR.. Turner, of Northampton.
Petersburg Inder
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BANK NOTES.
MARRIED,

In this city on the 2sth inst, by the Rev. J. 81.
Daily Mr.. A. W. WATSON, of Salisbury, N. O.,
to Miss HENRIETTA, daughter OF the late Her
man Eckel, of Wilmington, N. O.
On the Goth April, 1859, at st. Pauls Church,
WoodviIle. Mississippi, by the Rev. T. W. Adams,
Rector of st. Paul's Church. New Orleans La,
Col. JNO. L. CANTWELL, of Wilmington, N. c.,
to Miss KATE TREoDOsIA BLOUNT, of Wood
vile. No cards.
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New York, April 29-Nocn.
Money easy at q cent. premium. Sterling
Exchange 100. Gold 1874. Five-twenties of '62
1919. North Carolina Skies COZ new $50. Vir-
ginia Skies, 585 new ca. Tennessee Skies, ex.
coupons SO; new 6ss.
Flour uncha nged. Wheat-srring 1902 cents
better-common cents better. Corn unchanged
Mess Pork drooping-salesa at $31. Lard lower
steam 18@1s!. Cotton quiet at 2S4@284 cents
Spirits Turpentine moderately active at 47a.-
Rosin firm-strained - so. Freights dull
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The Neao York Tribune ssys the reason why
PLANTATION BIT1ERs are SO generally used is ow-
ing to the fact that they are always made mp to
the original standard, and of pure material, let
the price be what it will. The Tribune just hits
the Eail on the head, for PLANTATION BIITERs are
not only made of pure material, but the people
are told what they are made Of as the recipe lie
wrapped around each bottle. Don't go home
without a botte. s- FL
MAGNOLIA WATER.-superior to the BEST i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price. ssh aaa
april ~ s 17S-w1tdeod
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SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-Int the market for this
article there was rather frmer feeling on Fri
day last. and it opened at q shade advance, sales
being made at 443@45 cents. On Saturday there
was less disposition to operate, unless at a de-
cline, and during the day the price gave way.
closing at A cents. Since then the market gem
declined each day, closing on Wednesday al All
cents. No sales reported this morning up to the
time of closing our enquiries. The receipts for
the week have been somewhat better, and the
bulk has generally been sold upon arrival-leav-
ing only small quantity in receivers hands
We quote sales as follows:
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From Georgia.

SAVANNAH, GA, April Z8-P. II.
In the U. s. District COURT to-day the cas- Of
VIM. Hone vs.. James Ryes, Insurance company,
defendant, the counsel demanded that the jury
subscribe to the iron clad oath of the act of Con-
gress of June 18th, 1882.
The oath on being read to them, every juror in
the box left and the case fell through from the
want of jury.
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r L VIE W
OF THE
WILMINGTON MARK ETS
FOR THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY,
April 80, 1869
R Z Y 1 E W
April 80, 1869.

TURPENT1NE. market opened on Friday
last at slight advance on previous quotations,
but has since declined 5 cents on hard, and closes
steady at 81 Is for new virgin, 50 IS for yellow
dip, and 81 65 for hard, % $50 1bs., with mod
crate enquiry for distilling purposes. The re-
csipts continue very light. and for the week just
ended have been confined to small parcels, the
sales comprising only BOZ hhls "a fnllnUs
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, Va, April 2S-Noon.
The Conservative State Convention met to-day.
Two hundred delegates representing fifty coun-
ties were present. r. T. Daniel was chosen
President. The Conservative candidates nomi-
mated in 1867 all sent in their designations.
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CABLE DISPATCHES.

PARIS, April 2S-Noon.
The Corps Legislatif adjourned SINE die, amid
nearly equal cries Of "Vive la Empereur," and
"Vve la Liberte.''
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Marine Intelligence.
New York Market,

CHARLESTON, S. c., April 2S-P. II
Sailed-Steamer saragossa for New York.
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LATEST NEWS
TELEGRAPH.
From New York.

New YORK, April 28-Noon.
Charles A. Dana, of the Sun, was arrested to-
day on the suit Of J. Russell Young, managing
editor of the Tribune, for libel
The Suns article duplicates Young in receiving
brides and fraudulent use of the Associated Press
dispatches
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BY HAVANA CABLE.

HAVANA, April 23-Noon.
1t is reported that the revolutionary Governor
of Sagua Villa has been captured.
The Spanish vessel Union has captured two OF
the three suspicious vessels off Vuelta Abago.
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Rates OF Freight.

Vessel.
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sales comprising only 3O7 bbls., as follows:
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DIED.:

ON Tuesday morning, December 25th, CATH.
ERNIE HIBERNIA MANION, daughter Of
William ManiOn aged months and Is days.
Tie funeral will take place at . o'clock this
day from the residence Of her father, corner of
Market and First streets, Centre Wheeling.
The friends of the family are respectfully in.
vited to attend.
In Flemingsburg, Ky, OF Pneumonia, Mrs. s.
II. BARRETT, daughter Of the late John II en-.
del.
The funeral " Ill take place from the residence
of Mrs. John Mendel, on Zane street, Wheeling
Island, on Wednesday, the goth inst. The
steamer James Rees will be at the landing be.
low the Bridge, on the Island side, to convey
those who may wish to 60 tn Wellsburg, where
the interment will take place. The boat will
leave at 10 o'clock and return the..same evening.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend.
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