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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-09
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD FIRST MORTGAGE CONVENT
BILE SINKING FUND BoNDs, .'...
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN corn,
. FIFTY YEARS TO RUN,
-.i'.- .H FREE OF U. S. TAX. a.1a
ISSUED BY THE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND
MINNESOTA RAILWAY COMPANY. Ed.
THESE BONDS AT THE PRICE, YIELD IN CURRENCY
FTP TEN PER CENT PER ANNUM. ..
limited quantity only for sale before advancing
the price.
Full information furnished by
HENRY CLRws Il Co., Financial Agents,
To-. "a. No. 80 WAIL-sT., n. Y,
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Court CAIENDARs-Tms DAY.

Court OF OYER AND TERMNER.-Adjourned TO
MONDAY az VI a
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERS.-ReserV vases
Kcs g. "a. Il, 65 20, o. --... 49,. ...,
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERM.-Nos. 1898, $500. 29Os,
1854 3it8. 323 32O 2 JlU2 3j, JOO, S JJ $50 'o o'
1871. 1922. $685. - -,
CoURT OF GENERAL SESsIONs.-James Smith and
James Murphy robhery Joserh HAYES James OCouue o
uiou battery; Rachel Aky August Fegenansy Nhais
Nathan n LowerWick grand larceny and John W. uAse
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FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
THE ST. LOUIS AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD OF MIS-
sOURI-Principal and interest payable coin at the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, New York.-We
are now closing out the balance of this most
desirable security the low price of Si and accrued
interest in currency. The bonds are limited to less
than $4,000 per mile aud secured by mortgage on
the entire property of the Company, thus making
the of the safest and most profitable seeuT
ties for investment now in the market.
80 TURNER BROTHERs. Bankers New-YOrk.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODuCR.

PSGsls. hdiiroddf dnd tdHat ,r,..,
Jrty Ain bales Cotton. sI7 bb. Flour 57oo bush "sa'
~ b.h com O. 1s7 bnh oats 1897 bush Malt bl hash fI
80 a. bn,b B,aps 275 bbls Corn Meal 6S bbl% kshnsd fe
,,o. 2Jl bhlE spirits Turpuine 81 bills lar Ht DDS ho's
% ~ pork q rkn Cut Meats "a tee LAID, eAks issues,
les Ssars pigs Batter $50 hoIss cheese egL taS-,
- an sgs Iags OH CAke Isl bills Copper 90 CAKES topper
~ NJ Wtl,lv 7J bills Eggs tBg bales Wool 80 bales Hops
NJ M sides Leather bids Tobacco Col boIes and eases TOBACCO
gl Lo1es Starep ~ bags Pesnuu pig BeesNaL
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bonds are to be for the purpose Of providing
TO redeem the Family Aid Fund bonds, due November
That portion Of the county debt due November l. and
the quota OF the State be levied on account
State debt chargeable the county OF NewYork during
the present year. The bonds will bear interest at
per cent annum payable the first days of Noyen-
Der and May Of each year and the principal to be
deemed July J. 1879. The total amount bid for was sl2
OsI5OO The average rate Of premium offered was about
100. No award was made to-day. .itI|Ia ..t DO IG
The North American Fire Insurance Company has de-
cared semi annual dividend Of five per cent, This u
its SD dividend. l .r..fyr ..-. ...--...
The regular weekly statement Of the Bank Of En-.
gland, which is published to-day shows that the
amount Of bullion in vault has increased 10000 since
last week. .' I...-...p .. H.a.| a. tUHH
The following communication was published to-day;
THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY OF I p
NEW YORK NEW YORK, July 8, 1862
In reply To the rpmOrs respecting dgfalcation
the part OF Mr. W. H. Sanford, late Cashier OF this Bank
you will please announce that the character OF such de-
fcaon is the msappTOprlaton Of bonds mot assets Of
the bank placed In the hands Of Mr. Sanford for safe
keeping The amount Of such loss VIII not exceed $780,
60 or considerably lees than onehrd Of the actual
plus, after paying the recent semannual dividend Of five
per cent. By order of the Board OF Directors.
....,.. ... ..r. -f." WIN A. WHEELoOK, President"
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THE MARKETS.
lC.rfany reverted for TIE TRInuxE ]

ICar,fany reported for THE TRInuSEl
THURSDAY. July g. 1869
ASHEsThe market is lover and dui sales ofO bbs at ~ MA
81 625 nr Pots. 81,
COfTOS-Thers little demand from quarter, bnt hoers
remain 6gus aud or their stocks moderately sales
OF $40 bales EVENING" u which i3 by spnnes
ara 20 spectators; also 81 100 bales Low Ming for Jry NJ
3c November December 40 December.
2G and 100 DO for January u Die We quote a. follows
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TnGRsDAY, July s-P. NJ.

THURSDAY, July s-P. NJ 4
Secretary Boutwell, has given orders to iplr-
chase tomorrow friday 100000 per cent gold bcar.
bonds 70 Do held subject 10 the future action Of Con
Rress The proposals wiz DO opened at noon The terms
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undersigned persons desiring safe profitable invest
limited smount Of the above bonds at 20 cent aud accrued
interest currency,
The bonds secnd By Sinking Papd Of cent
and the OSE HUNDRED AND FIFTYFIVB
ROAD IN ACTIVE OPERATION extending from Houton TEXAS
northe direction toward the Red River where nteBde 10 connect
with the railroads bOng from Lawrence Kansas City aud 81
With branch road 10 Austin - miles 81 which opera
valuable prairie and timber lands 10 the amount OF
mile Of road bu The bonds Issued aud TO be
ssue - ~ limited to $4,000 per mile. ------- -
NO BONDS ARB ISSUED EXCEPT UPON ROAD COhPLETBD,
EQUIPPED AND IN OPERATION
SHEPPARD KNAPP. ESQ., aud WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS,
~ Trustees under the
The RAILWAY a. bnt and protected passes through fertile and
portion the and dnug the past
doahe the Necessary
tie iHerest ard sinking fund upon It's bOulA
Ter further Information apply 10
JAMES ROBB KING & Co,
' No. 80 Wallst, EewYOrk
. ..... J. 3. KENNEDY 4 Co, .......
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11

REyERDY JOHNSON UPoS WOMEN AND
BosNETs -Rcverdy johnson, the great
American speech maker aud dinner eater.
in a speech which he made at Corn E1-
change banquet a short time ago, spoke
as 70 lows in regard to women and their
head coverings
Il have seen the men Of this town.
have also seen the women, and II l may
be permitted to express preference for
tither-I don't mean 10 say anything ? r
.eualIv offensive to the gentIcmcn-Irsth-
e. pr..er the ladI,s It is pleasant ght
to s3e, as | have seen to-day. hundreds
Of SHAT sex nicely crossed, evidently IL
perfect Asalth. all manifestly intcIhgens
and happy, close at work supporting
themselves and those who may be Deepen
den, o. them. and min.tcrlng to the
comforts and enjoyments Of those around
them only wish for their sakes that
the old style of bonnet was Teylved-the
bonnet worn when there was nothing On
the female head upon which the imaging-
ton could dwell, ana Then WAS nov
dressed like that of an Indian squaw.-
What those French artists call bonncts
are not bonnie at all they are not even
caps l DO not know that nightcap
would be more beautiful, but certainly II
would be more useful What can be
mere admirable. however. even in the
case OF tnvse small bouBets, thau the skill!
and taste with which these lady workmen
Of yours turn out their productions ,
Why, these articles arc geu- Of beauty,
AND they make the female t-ce more love-
ly--if mat be possible--ihan it has been
made by nature. You see that though
far advanced in life have not ycttorgot-
ten tao tastes Of my earlier days, and |
only pray ,ba; Whenever | do 50 IN this
particular, Heaven may be pleased TO take
me 10 another world"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11

Also IN 'EAKNEsr.-Fromw what follows,
it will be seen that we are not the only
people who arc 10 earnest or hard at work
pushing the Point Lookout road along -
At q recent meeting Of the citizens Of
Prince Georges County at BrandyHine,
Mr.. Early offered the following resolu-
ton. which was unanimously adopted.
We. the citizen, of Prince Georges
county, being dcsirous Of increasing our
business relations with She citizens Of the
District BY Building railroads and turn
pixies. and especially BY tbs building OF
the Southern Maryland railroad. and
thereby increasing the trade and travel
of.be counties Of Prince Georges, Charles.
and St Marys With tAe District, and be-
lieving it the interest and duty OF business
men Of the city TO aid IN building this
road, pledg. ourselves each 80 the other
TO deal only With those business mrn wLo
sid as in this enterprlsa snd We request
the scent, L W 3. Hutchlns, to send
US the names ofthose business men who give
material AID 70 this road. and those who
refuse. 50 that We may know OUT friends;
and that We request the citizens OF the
other counties. IN al meetings hereafter
held, TO join IN this resolution.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11

PRosPEcTs AT THE South. III the Rad
ieals III Congress would only allow the
Southern people 20 govern themselves, the
South would soon recover from the shock
Of war which has desoiated it. The COM
ipe eotton-crop, it is estimated. will reach
:xo millions Of bales, notwitls tsndiug the
difficulties with which the planters have
had TO eontcpd The condition Of things
in some sectons Of the South IS highly
favorable. From the Houston Telegraph
VIC -lc,rn that in Texas towns meats can
he had At from two and half to 65s cents
per pound. The same paper says: The
country-districts are getting rich. HARD
times, il is trus. do yet exist in our towns
Il is because the cbb Of the tide has pas
sed into the interior, but the food has not
vet returned to enrich the trsdesman. -
What bl ssing it would be to the South
if the Radicals could only stop their in
tcrmeddliug with her affairs, and allow
her to recuperate her energies, And build
I'd her waste places as she desires TO 90
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11

DR.. MARY WALKER. TIE PASrALooS-
1sr.-While th tho Amy OF the Poto-
mac in the Summer of 1868. Dr. Walker
visited the headquarters Of Col, afterward
Gen Sam Carroll Of the Second Army
Corps. Failing in al of her efforts t"
obtain regular commission az surgeon
in the army, aud wing oMy permission
10 remain with the troops in the capIclty
of nurse. the doctor" was frc4u utly
obliged to accept the hospitality 0: the
officers. On the occasion referred to shr
plainly stated to Gen Carroll her inteu-
ton Of tarryinga at his headquarters for tew
dIys for the laud4ble purpose Of looking
after tae sick. OF course the & neral
CONSENTED. and being as gallant as he is
brave. offered her the sole use Of his tent
which she ACCEPTED. s. far SO good
+ " on the morning after her arrival .
field officer Of the Seventh West Virginia
r -iment of Crroll's brgaIe--a bluff
honest. brave, deyll-may-clre old back
uoodsnan took a walk over = brig lda
headquarters, and noticing that thc flies Of
CARROTS tent were still tied, thought It
somewhat strange that bis commanding
officer, generally an early rls r, sIould
remain in beI at SO late a.. hour j
have It :" said he, thinking momeut-
aud approaching the tent he quietly IN
tied the canvass doors, viking at the
same time to several staff officers who
were near By snfeavoring to coutrol
their risibilities. The face OF the sleeper
WAS hidden by the bed covering and the
officer quietly lifting tue clothes at n :
foot Of he couch, ami enci7cllng two warm
ANGLES with bis brawuy paws, while be
watched the head OF the bed iutently to
see whether the sleeper awoka. shouted
at tn. top of his lungs as he drag ed the
body completely out of the bed to the
flor, carroll, you lazy euss, get up
here It's eight 90 The rest Of
the sentence was lost in a.Picrcins scream
sucn as only a female III distress can fur
uish at short notice. and the Jolly old Of
fccr. abas I'd auI du nbtouuded, bounded
from the te4t Ike ! stag struck " a
thr,e ounce bullet Sue joke was alto
gether too good 10 keep, aud the result
was that every soldier III the Sec,
Corps soon knew the story about Col.
--ot the Seventh Virginia pulling Dr..
Mary Walker out Of bed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11

BorY For>p.-The body e n negro
nan. sg, d about twenty five yesrs was
found buried on Smiths creek IN St. H.
,goe's District on Monday last under cir
runstsnccs which led 20 the suppos ;tion
lbs, murder hsd teen committed The
body x.s d;scuterrei. jury Of inques'
.ummsned and the verdict wss. that the
wsa had been murdered. There we're
several severe bruises .bou, the hs.d Of
he corpse aid scns Of tie trout teeth
-erc fY.ud Knocked eat. The negro
could nos be Identified and It - supposed
that he belonged 30 7s-ty Which Sd
been dredging IN the wsters s3jsceut.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11
4th-NEIGHBOkS DiSAPPOINr-
MEN T or MARSH LAND. containing
about 33 acres.
TERMS OF s ALE.

One-t third cash on the dsy Of sale. to be
paid in Court. the balance in two equal
in>tsi'ments. payable IL one and two wears
with interest from tbs day of sale, to bo
secured BY the bonds Of the purchaser or
purchasers to the State of MARYLAND, con-
dl:oned FIR the payment Of SAID deferred
payments to the heirs OF the said Horny
q Garner. 10 them, their heirs and as
signs in the rolornous rs they may be
respectively cntl led
Wh"n all the purchase money shall be
paid the Commissioners viii execute :
deed TO the purchaser or purchasers free,
clear and discharged from all the claims
OF the parties to this cause and Of those
claiming under them
JOHN + DENT,
A BURCH
GEO 5 MATE NGLEY,
ED J PLOWDEN,
Commissioners.
JOS II KEY.
Attorney for Com.
Feb II, 1905.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11

1t is curious TO see how people stand
upon old ways" Long ere New York had
grown iuto city, there Lived about three
miles from what IS now its centre Dutch
miller. who week by week ground corn
and sent it on i donkey-back to the mas
cent town Us ally tue qalntIty to be
forwarded was two hun fred weight,
which, being put into a sex, was thrown
over tn ASS back. i hundred weight on
eaca sue. At times, howty il hap
peued that there was Gully one hundre
eight, aud then all the four WIS put
llto one end 0, tie sack and-a large
atouc in tue other TO balance it. Oue
day the millers son, youth Of parts. &C
cidently discover III that if the hundred
weight was diyiddd into half. az the two
hundred weights wsre, there would be
no need to carry tbs stone at all and he
announced tuis astounding fact to his
alher, showing him. at the same time,
how It was done Dixie tat of :" shout
ed the old man, as Scon as he caught
sight of the new contrivauce =; "dake It
of. an but dat sthone in ter Pig. like it
was petore Yuus graufader went to
mill nit Sthone IL ter pag ter balance
it, and yous OLD fader too; an now you
goes al sets Yourself up as you knows
more dan both OF um Hans, whips
YOU" And he did. | think | know
several people who still insist on going
10 market with the stone III the bag. be-
cause their grandfather DID it before
them.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11

General John Bcdcl. the nominee OF
the New Hampshire Democracy tor Gov
cruor, catered the military strV.tc IS.
prna,c DUNG tug MeXltau War aud rose
10 tue rank Oh Captain. Al tA5 breakup
out OF tue rebellion ne WAS : cltrH IL tIc
Treasury Department at NAsAn5'o" -
II. ofcred III, services 10 the Governor
OF New HAMPSHIRE, was appointed a Ma
ior Of the 81 Regiment .. New Ham. +
snire Iu.uutcors, and was succeesFely
promoted J. eutcnaut Colonel, CoIonc'.
aud Br,v.t BrgAI.er He wls capture
by The Rebels IN the attack upon Fort
Wagner. July Is, 1868, aud r~malNe1 a
prisoner until D cym .er, 1864 Mlcna"l
T DouJuua, tn. D4mocruc candidate IoT
Railroad Commissioner. Is railroad CON
ductvr between Concord auI B)ot u. lie
served WITH dis met GU III the late var a'
Colonel of an irish regiment recruited III
New Hamshire
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11

SHokr WEIGHT AND SHORT MEAsUsE.
Not coutept with is exposures OF light
weight aud authorizations BY h Dealers
IN articles Of food, etc, the New \ TX
W.rtd is now turning it. attention Il coal
dealers In purchases OF ton FROM nlne-
teen OF lie most prominent coal yards Of;
The city. only i've were found TO pe .; full
weight, the rust showing dehi-rcy Of
from fifteen 10 two hundred and nifty
pounds SPools of cotton which ought to
tuu 200 yards. were found 70 be 81 yards
short, aud skeius of sowing silk were
mixed WIKI ether substances. We have
grown to be nation o; rosues. aud are
IN Danger Of going 70 Perdluon, all toge-
tler
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11

INpEovYMKSrs notice thst Mes
sr. Horne & Greenwood are engaged in
making SONS needed improvements in
cur Corrt room. They sre building a
new Judges stand, which will allow more
spscs for their Honors snd more slso for
witnesses. snd they intend 70 extend. s!so,
tie Petty Jury Box. The improvement"
.re 70 be handsomely painted and are en-
pe.,ed - be sonpletcd IN full time for the
March term OF our Court
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11
GxxrxAt EAHLY.-This gentleman does

GxxrxAt ElsLY -This gentleman does
not sccept very cordially the Presidents
Sc. Of grace In letter to 4 friend h.says,
..shst be looks upon 'he Christmas procls-
nation Of PreGden, Johnson IS hnsl Sc
kpowledgnsnt If the UuKsd States Gov
ernuen.. in aN its departments, Of Its il
ability to hold s.y Of Us responsible un-
der tie Constitution sud the laws as they
r.. IL -,r rcsists2ce &c "a rsurys''ccs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11

'sMoCSTATS Ben WHO : Noun
tain Ben" Rice. and what c: lln A
number of years ago "Moun.ain Ben
took his hat from the s0Poln;ed peg. be-
meath the ancestral shi-.nS IN the State
Of Maine. and made his way - kentuc-
Ky. 4 ioaiaess for pnes. or j. may be
''distant DEAFNESS in the hills of his
native State impeIled him u seek the
mountains OF Kentucky, ana there Is
made his home After while he seems
70 have succeeded 10 Obtaining, 10 1 con
siderable degree. the confidence OF th9ss
among be bad cast his io;. At any rate,
be foun himself. sometime about the
year 1853. in possession of several ihous-
and dollars, the property Of two or three
widow women. who bad given him claims
for collection. This was more money
than Mountain Ben" ever had hold upon
Def re and being Of ) naturally weak
moral constitution, be could not make W
his mind to lay il ov to the rishtfal
owners Having though some impertI
n~nee, given offence 10 Tneophllus Gar
rArd difficulty ensuei and Mountain
Ben" was shot Thi> accident gave him
time to mature his plans, and also furnish
ed pretex: for tight aud shortly a.
forward Ben ran of 10 the North west,
carrying with him the money belonging
10 the aforementioned toniIiRg reicts.-
Thus ended the 6rst oh ,pttr of the public
history Of Mountain Ben" who sought
10 shake of this title with tie dust from
his sandals when he Ian led on the safe
side Of the O4o. Durin~Ie var ne was
4 canp-Foloxe in the COMMAND OF Gene
raj Curtis-being 10y | man from the
nee rsities OF his organzatlon-and st
length he squatted with the animss rem
anendi at Lutte Rock Here the fugace-
Gus Ben abode in safety and IN tuIIness
Of time. through the potent influences OF
negro suffrage and military rlle, was Is
tered upon the unfortunate State OF Ar
kansas as United States Senator Like
that prince Of bumners, the Emlr Abdal-
lab, he thinks that paradise is to be found
only under the shadow of swords, and Is
reconstructionist of the strictess sect AS
such be not only proposes to prolong tho
DAYS of his congener in Arkansas, but he
must pay his respects to his ''old Ken
lucky home He il was who introduc-
ed the Bl for the partition of our State
into two Federal Districts, and II is onty
right and proper that our people should
know who their friend from beyond the
Mississippi IS 1t is Mountain Ben done
up III the Senatorial togo. OF course, ne
ought 10 be q pillar Of the Kentucky Pen
iteutary at this very hou ; but. beneath
the fostering care O. the best Government
IL the world--tor thieves and robbers-he
is in the Senate, and will vote to penalIze
tIe holding of Office by those who fall b.
meath the restrictions of the Fourteenth
Amendment Those in the mountain re-
gl1ns Of Kentucky who have claims upon
this United States Senator had better look
them UP and send them on to some attor-
qev in Washington. H. may not care to
contest them, or to plead Iimitation.-
Th,ss who know him besf, however, my
regard TINS as very violent presump tlou.
Thus. lea. By leaf, chapter by chapter,
slowly but inex)raoIy, the true history
Of the re construction infamy in being eyo,-
we'd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11

Who MURDERED UR BuRDELL The
conviction OF Blalsdell aud EckcI, for de-
fraudiug the Government out OF tue wins
key tax, is rowing "reminiscences OF the
celebrated BurdeIl, CuuuIngAa (BJud
.trcc:) murder, walca created 50 nuch
excitement IN this city some fifteen OF SIN
teen years ago. De. Blalsd,ll. 1t viii oe
remembered, VS. accused OF compll IN
tho crime ry one OF the counsel tor the
prosecution, cut nothing ever came Of e
accusation. except suo>eqaent threats Il
the pIrt OF the doctor 10 out ] purnIl Tor
Aocl, or rel,cr4tlns 1t. HIS companion,
EcAel, WAS Indicted cJuJolntiy wltn Mrs.
Cunningham Tor the murder, bat as uotn-
Iug Was proved against bun, he, as we'll
As Mrs. Cunningham was acqurtted--
And now, after long lapse OF years,
tues. t w aen are again before GRIM
nai Court, sni occupying mutn pdoiic a.
tuutlou out THIS tim as tate would
nave 1t, As convicted criminals, awaiting
sentence to the ttlou cell 81 goes the
world Verify. the way OF the trans65cs-
sur Is hard y. !. E-cprcss.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11
COMMISSIONERS SALE
of valuable
. REAL ESTATE.

HNHE undersigned By virtue Of de-
cree passed IN the Circuit Court Il
Saint Mays county. in the matter Of the
Partition Of the real estate OF Henry q
Garner. late Of .ald county deceased. u.li
sell \, public auction in the village Of
Chaptieo 90
Saturday, the 9th of March,
1869,
between the hours of l. 0 clock. m and
* p NJ the following VARIABLE real es-
tate, to wit
lst-The Rsversionary Interest Of the
Widows dover. as assigned bv sad Com
Observation-Disclosures GROW f." CHE
homesteadl containing Isl acres, mora Or
less,-"G USTY VIEW. p" contsip'ug IS
acres. more or less. with woodland attach
ed.
2nd PARTS Of lots No aud Il, CON
tainlug 209k acres. mors or less.
3rd-STORE HOUSE and LOT in
the village # ChAp'ic, ana about acres
of woodland.
4th-NEIGHBotS, DISAPPoINr-
MEN or MARSH LAND. containing
about 33 scres.
The above real estate is located in Chap
tlco district in and uear The village Of
Chaptico and will be sold in lots or other
wise, 20 suit the convenience Of purcha-
sers \ full description is deemed nnpc-
ec>Sary as parties wishing 10 purchase are
Invited TO inspect the property or TO cali
upon the Commissioners for information
D regard TO 1t
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-02-11

Irx CASsIvAL.-Aii earthly .hings
Ma their end ana the "csrpivsF is no
execution 70 the memorable rule. Il
.oscd in gu, town Oh Tuesday night last
about midnight sitter run OF unusual
brillisney and VIC arc sill nov sitting our
.s,y,. down to meditation and hsh, Tie
,ounf people have hsd 5 sy time Of IT
,his season SID fun sud f-o!ic were 20 lie
ne, at every corner Psr:,es ~re ths
GREER Of tbs hour sud the tsys passed
marriage lsI.