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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH

Gov. Hoffman left Albany yesterday for
New-York, on brief visit
Henry Lansing was yesterday elected
President Of {sS Albany Board Of Trade,
The Hon. Hannibal Hamlin arrived at
Angnsta Me-, yesterday, and will remain during the
week. o.. IN c.-.u O..
Connty with 500 Of land and cotton factory has
been sold for $4,000
go. Gov. Hayes of Ohio declines to interfere
with the sentence of the Courts In the OF Lewis Da
yls, condemned to he hanged on Feb L.
Dennis Mccarthy, Michael Moran, and
Patrick Fitzgerald arrested ut Greenfield. Mass,
Yesterday FOR burning the railroad bridge Deerled
River at Cheapside, Jsn II, 1863
Miss Sophia Howe, daughter of A. b.
Howe prominent citizen OF Springfield Mass. has been
mn sng since the 30th ult She supposed 20 have wan.
dcrcd away during ft Of temporary insanity. re-
ward is offered for her recovery.
Miss Kellogg received perfect ovation
Al Cldcngo ON Monday night. Tho opera house was
crowded from pit dome. The unprecedented success OF
Mis- Kellogg has induced the management 10 surrender
other engagements aud remain there all this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Feb. "A very heavy gale, accompanied
by torrents Of ran prevailed throughout Great Brit
ain yesterday. The small streams in many places
overlooked their banks, causing much damage to
property Many marine disasters arc already re-
ported, but no loss of life has occurred so far as
known.
REDUCTION OF THE ARMY AND NAVY ESTIMATES.
There is reason to believe that the Ministry in their
forthcoming budget will reduce the Army and Navy
estimates Ct, 100000 each.
TRUE BILLS AGAINST THE DIRECTORS OF OVER
END, GURNEY COMPANY.
EvENNG.-The Grand Jury has found true bills
of indictment against the Directors of Ogerend
Quincy g. Company limited for conspiracy to
defraud the shareholders Of the Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
COLLISION AT sEA-TRoUEIE WITH THE IN
dams IN ALASKA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. las the ship Duke
OF Edinburgh proceeding 20 sea to-day she colded
with tho United states steamer Gen. Mcpherson. The
sbip was but slightly injured. Lout Rookafeow and
Capt Kinsman OF The L. s. Army and tic captain Of the
steamer, were injured
The revenue cutter uganda, ttcamcr) from sitka
arrived at Victoria, Vancouyers Island, the 10th Of
January cnoue for San Francisco for repairs having
struck rock not laid down IN the chart Serious Indian
troubles had occurred ~ sS1. An indian dl5armed
colder and carried his gun of 20 tho Indian village.
plard was sent % recover the gun, when tho Indians
raised flag and made demonstrations Of defiance. Gen
Davis therefore prepared to lombard the place, when the
chiefs surrendered. few days after this occurrence
canoe full Of Indians leaving the harbor contrary TO
der was fired upon by the sentes and seven OF tho In
dams were killed or wounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
WIFE MURDER AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Chicago, Ill.,, Feb. "A terrible tragedy &C.
CURED IN Merwin County, Iowa, on Saturday man
named George shaer who had twice deserted his wife,
returned recently and ordered her to leave her fathers
house lie went with loaded revolver His WHO'S
mother met him at the door and he knocked her down
with chair. He then knocked his wife down and shot
her m the head killing her Instantly. He next fired
three times at himself without effect He also gashed ms
throat with butchers knife Ho found lying Win
M head on the bosom Of his dead wife, and one OF their
children i'm his arms He declared bic predetermnation
t Ii his wife even II he had 10 murder the whole family
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W r. BILL.
g. G. CLAGHORN,
TATlL ITTrAY At Mr3PIus, Tenn.

MEMPHIS. Feb. 2-Wilham Noe, steward on
tho steamer Caldwell was shot through the head and Ia
stautly killed. this morning, by Arthur Cartwright
waiter ON tic same boat The difficulty grow ont Ofthcir
admiration FOR chambermaid Cartwright escaped into
the city, aud has NOT set been captured. $50
ALLEGED NEGRO OUIIiAGES ~ ARKANSAS.
MEMPHIS. F,b.2-A train from Madison, Ark"
brought in large number Of refugees iroh lilU'hle.
County nccug from party o. negroes who represented
then-ciyes as tic militia 1hoy hung planter named
Gibson this morning ana couuiltcd c'ciy, tOsc's on
vandalism Sunday night q planter named Cullen, who
had been nt Little Rock and sud his cotton While camp
ing SIX miles above the city, was murdered by h'g7l
rode into Little Rock where ho wac arrested and lodged
ia jaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
FOLD ROBBERY AT BOsTON-NEW.E
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

BosroN, Feb. 2.--Lieut. Sisson, Treasurer of
Post No 10 OF the Grand Army OF the Republic, reports
that Inc was robbed OF $780, aud some personal ysuabes
i'm his olco yesterday by man who suddenly seized hnl
nom behind then threw him down. bound aud presented
a prto threatening shoot II he made any noise. The
robber made his escape.
Al the annual meeting OF the New England Agricultural
Society to-day Mr. George b. Loring was elected Presi-
dent and Daniel Needham Secretary. Mr. Loring de-
hyered the annual address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
TIE MASONIC GRAND CHAPTER OF THE STATE
OF NETWORK.

ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 2.-rhe Grand Chapter
OF the state OF New-York commenced Its annual conYo'
cation here yesterday at Masonic Han. The cohVoca-
to 60 ,nps,av Iarge. upward OF 400 chapters being
reuresented Inv regular officers and substutes Inc an
nun address the Grand High Priest reSsSI 'G r
The INST wear I'm tho Jurisdiction. Sixteen new chapters
have been Instituted by charter and hyo or Elk bodies
have been set 10 work under dspensaton Inc eecuoh
for grand officers Will tak0 place tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
SPAIN
THE PROPOSED DIRECToRY-RE-E IMPROVEMENTS
FOR CUBA.

TIE PROPOSED DIRECTORY-RE- ENFORCEMENTS
FOR CUBA.
MADRID, Fob 2.-It is probable that Marshal
Prim Gen. Serrano and Senior RiYero will constitute
the proposed Directory. All those opposed to the
monarchy base their hopes the permanence of the
Directory when once established. Reenforcements
to the number Of 5000 men sailed last week for
Havana.
RETURN or THE PAPAL NUNCIO-THE ENDow-
MENT OF THE CLERGY AND THE ARMY
BUDGET TO BE REDUCED.
Monsignor Francho the Papal Nuncio, departed
from Madrid last Sunday, on his way to Rome. but
explanations having been made, he has been induced
to return, and was today received by the Governor
of the City and conducted to his official residence.
The Cortes will probably make great reductions in
the endowment Of the clergy and in the expenditure
for the army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
xpwvopK STATE DENTAL CONVENTION

ALBANY, n. Y, Feb. 2.-The State Dental
Convention met at the City Hall today. About 80 dele
oaes are In attendance The annual tax on dental col
leces was raised TO SO The Treasurer reported me
ccens for the wear at t15 the expenditures az SJ6l w
re Zinc for holding annual meeting hereafter was
aXed for the last Tuesday In July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
TILE SorTHERN SrATES.

TIE CHARGES AGAINST COY. BULLOCK or GEoR-
GIA-CARD FROM THE INVESTIGATING COM
NuTTEE.
ATLANTA, Feb. 2.-The Committee, composed
Of two Democratic and Republican member Of the
House appointed 10 investigate the charges made by the
state Treasurer against Gov Bullock OF unlawful use OF
the State funds have issued the following card:
10 me Public: We. the undcrsigucd subcommittee q
the Finance Committee appu.atcd 10 Investigate tho
charges mad -ir o1roasurcr nHt " the Governor hope
that YOU 81 i Tot form your opinions EaAAJ. 30 arc
investigating the whole matter thoroughly We 90 not
doubt from the evidence already before us That the Gov
ouur Las acted with flo stcteat integrity. Tho whole
question is as 90 lis erection, wu, - being huy I'M
VesgutCd. We induced 10 make This request Of you
because OF tho ha-ty cour5s OF tGe state Treasurer m
making public CcI tain communications
II. MORGAN,
NJ ~ l.L.lnL,L.n
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opo,ytzATIoN OF TIE EDITORS ASSOCIATION
0i''N'''"A 'O OF PENNsYLyANIA'

H,nRIspuRG, Feb "a largo deIeE ,nI ,,o UI
the editors Of tho state Of PENNSYLVANIA me. .ns t,c.
noon III tho O" organization by tho election OF
pd eI bsrnson as q me hs CS 20 T5y agG
President huu rs, CnWmittec on permanent OrghuHa-
epid, Secretary, The services VI the Committed hA
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TURKEY.

BATTLE BETWEEN THE TURKS AND MoNTENE-
GRINS.
LONDON, Feb. 2-Dispatches received to-day from
tho continent report that bloody battle had Just
taken place between the Turks and Montenegrins,
near Nikschitza. No particulars yet to hand.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
CANADA.

ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION OF THE GOVERNOR
GENERAL AT MONTREAL-THE CASE OF VIVA
LEN.
MONTREAL Feb. 2.-Sir John Young arrived
here last night and received enthusiastic reception
He was escorted to tho Court House this morning by
grand military turnout. and sworn in GoyernorGene-
raj Of the Dominon after which he received addresses
from several bodies in waiting and held short evee
ball and dinner to be given in his honor this even
ing Mr. Howe left last night for Nova Scotia.
A Cable dispatch has been received at Ottawa from
England stating that the Whalen appeal case could not
be taken before tho Judicial Committee Of the Pryy
Council When this information conveyed to Whalen
to-day he at sent Cor priest aud it is expected
that he will make a Confession
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
FROM THE PACIFIC CoAsT-THE HONOLULU MAIL
SERVICE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2.-The IT, o. steamer
Laokawanna has put ont Of commission ana her ON
ordered east The bark Oswego from New orh Tor
Portland, arrived OF Columbia bar the 3t OF January
The Honolulu mail service has been CHANGED luIulo
the steamer will leave every five weeks nseau oi e'oy
three weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
suoENAKERs, STRIKE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Feb 1.-The shoemakers Of this city
are strike. II was caused by nrm dsgid eSma0 U
ed and were refused IS per day Enor Is poins I
to establish u cooperative factory Win 0~' VI WV
"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
Flowed on the quantity and proof of the article actually

allowed the quantity and proof of the article actually
exported.
The following causes were argued In the Supreme
Court to-day:
Solomon L. Nicoll ct al agt the United states-Ocial
from the Court OF ClamsCaim for duties paid under
protest upon certain quantities OF liquor which had
leaked out OF the casks on the voyage in importation
certain claimants agt the United States and steamer
Sren cargo, and certain other claimants agt Same APP
peas from the District Court for Massachusetts OF
the prize Siren, captured In February, le65 in Ashley
River off Charleston, and condemned for violating the
blockade; argument commenced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
TIE REMAINS or CAPT. HAMILTON RAILROAD
CONNECTIONS.

ST. louis Mo-, TtIk G.-Iho romans OF NNpt.
Louis Mclean Hamilton, who killed In Gen. Custars
battle with tho Indians tme since. passed through
here Yesterday or route FOR POuRhkecpsle, NewNOrk.
large meeting OF representatives OF both the Home
and Fofe!gn Insurance Companies was held here
,turny M which the laws OF the state relating
to Insurance discussed aud memorial 10 the Legs
ature was adopted asking that body 10 pass laws which
shall moro thoroughly protect sound companies, ana
make n impossible Tor msolyent or wild cat" COM
NAMES TO do business and 10 establish an Insurance De
pprtmeut with a Superintendent which shall have the
ally. . , - "a
several gentlemen connected with the Pacific, Iron
Mountain and North Missouri Railroads, met yesterday
To devise means by which the tracks OF the various roads
can ie connected with large elevator on the banks OF
tbe river. Tho committee will meet again today, ana
decide upon plan The object IL 20 connect all these
roads with 20 encourage the handling
OF Grain IN bulk from tho wheRtgrOwng sections or the
state and concentrate 10 ST. Louis The chicago ana
~ Louis Road will also have a connection Win tine
elevator as soon as tho arrangement for the rhnser OF
loaded cars across the river Is perfected when VIII De as
road 10 the river bank opposite Bissels Point three
miles above the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-03
BURNING OF COLLEGE BUILDING IN ADRIAN,
MICH.

TOLEDO. o., Feb. 2-The college building at
Adrian Mich was partially destroyed by fire this morn
ing Most OF the contents were saved The loss on the
building was $4,000 on which there is OVo Insurance
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-21
MAR VI Nd LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.

III + progress OF Life Insurance Z ths In
! iaed States proves ibis great GROWING
triumph OF moderu science and pailaB,hro-
ply to boone Of the marvellous features OF 0e-
social eco r..
The VII i of all ages has devised moth
ing that Pares with it. Il is 50 manifest
ly good, II I it is difficult to see how an In
teiligens with proper concern tor me
comfort s.s rotection OF Ais family, can fail
to avail himself of its benefits
Lie Insurance leaves ready money 70 set
tie estates TO advantage. Ii will prevent
sacnhce of property If q mar die in debt Il
IS subject TO no tax during life. nor Orphans
Court expenses after death. Ills exempt by
law from debt. 1t is rapidly becoming
rule that sll mea of Just attributes insure.
Oai Maryland Company comnends its-it
to the confidence ard patronage OF eur peo-
pie IN all parts Of the State. It's directors ars
men Of known integrity and ability, to whom
ths public may look with confidence ter
just and careful supervision OF its affairs. 1t
must be clear to every intelligent mind that,
if We would secure the largest prosperity to
cur State and people individually. We must
build ue our institutions ana keep our cap:
al ~ home.
Had the fTe million dollars sent ont OF the
State annually for insurance bees invested at
home, it would hive told favorably upon our
own wealth and commerce. This is smphat-
ically OUR cohPANY-go tten up by our Best
ID srchants to afford the opportunity for all
to insure without sendius the money GU: OF
our own Stats; The siaiFs of the Company
Such,-A..s..e eatorpris.--access that We
were able aftsf no second year 10 declare
and pay in CASH as large dividends as the OIL
DEsT and LARGEST company IL the United
States. The Company feel greatly snconr-
aged by the patronage and co-opsraiion they
have received, and solicit continuance Of
the sane. The laws of trade, commerce,
sclf-respect and sef-intsrest cmbns to make
this the Company for US.
Now, dear sirs, Ia view Of all the adyaLta-
ges Of Life Insurance as an investmsnt--the
uncertainty of life-the strong claims OF vile
and children upon husband and father-the
uncertainty of business, and all the ordinary
forms Of Investments it not the moral duty
Of every man 10 put something in form that
will prevent want and distress, or trouble on
the part of those be loves
By all means Insure, and do il at oace in
the Mary land Company. The officers Of this
Company are:
GEO P THOMAS, Persistent.
Ak FogD, Secretary.
BoAkp OF DIRECTORS:
Hamilton Easter, Gee II Hilner,
Allen A Chapman. Thomas Cassard,
Geo p Thomas. William Devries,
Hugh Sisson Charles Webb,
Hiram Woods. Jr.
MYERS, State Agent.
THE COMPANY REFER TO
Judge Magruder, Judge Ford. Judge Ma
SOD, Hon Fred Stone, Baraes Compton and
Editor of Beacon.
BW-A MYERS, the State A gent, will be
in Lconardtown during the first week of Cour:
to transact the business Of the company, and
will also insure property IN Baltimore Compan-
les.
Aug q, 1s6s-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-21
Professional Notice.

TIVE undersigned. Attorneys al Lsw and
i Solicitors IN Chancery, have, this 5re day
Of July, 1895, formed Copsrtnershlp IN the
practice OF their profession, under The name
ard styfe OF Combs & Downs. They will prac-
ice In the County OF Saint Mary's and the ao-
dining Counties and in the Court @ appeals.
Eseecsl attention will be paid TO the collection
Of CLAIMS against individuals, the State, or the
Government.
References given, when required. Address
Combs & Downs, Leonard,s~n, 2. O., 81
Mary's County, Maryisnd.
ROBERT c. COMES,
JAS. g. DOWNS.
July S, iss6-ly.
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Lu,r CO-Partnership.

THE undersigned have Termed law CO.
] partnership under the name OF Maddox
4 Crane. They viii practice in the Courts OF
St. Mary's and the adjoining counties and
also In the Court of Appeals.
Espeeisl attention paid to the collection Of
claims against individuals, tbs State or the
Government. Prompt attention given to all
business entrusted to their charge.
Address, Maddox 4 Crane, Leonardtown,
st. Mary's county, Md.
G. FRED. MADDOX
J. PARRAN CRANE,
Dee. 20, ls67-tf.
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To Builders
and
Others.

THE attention u Builders anl Oilers ar.
] respectfully called % the folloe in {
STOCK OF LUMBER, &c. &c
2SO &c No Heart Cypress shingIes-
NV a, reduced prices.
1RO No Heart snd Sap Cypress
Aco kingles-ai reduced prices.
TX No, ;sss Headed " Pins. Pal
~ -ss.
S0 Is" ! 4; fee! Headed " Pine Pal
~ ings.
1OO fee. A. y Pins Feacins-Is
NV feet.
* feet s-4 Hs.loek Fsnsng-ls feet
lhO fee, A Wait. Pine s-less.
* :" feet A White Pine pisks.
l7S fes,s-s AID "a " Pine pasn
40 Commons and Selects
ogsiher with large stock Of
White and Yellow Pine Timber,
|. Jsist aud Scantling.
Walnut, Ash, Cherry, Maple,
Birch. Hickory,
Oak. Poplar.
kc, &s. ID
n Persons from the cssntry would 60
we'll to call and sxaGins our stock before
purskssisg elsewhere.
D.. Z THOMAS CO.,
Fs. So D. Falls Avenue,
Baltimore, Nd
Fee 8, lsss-st
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-21

YnHE VALUE Of this Guans is now
J. so yell knors and appreciated, that
does not require further cOmneaaatisn
rem us.
The Company sss tas Gssss Isl~sI.
and other soNrees Of supply from which
SITS raw material is drawn. Hence. this
Guano, possessing sush high excellence.
can hs brough. into market At price ~c<
exceeding that Of The ordinary Super Phcs.
rhats Of Lime.
The large cspitsl invested by this Com
rapy affords the surest guarantee of the
continued excellence Of thsir fertilizer. 3,
iSe safety Of their capital depends upon
eon,inuca aud permanent business.
Experience has shown that this Guano
,irsns tho Wheat crop from FIVE to six
dsys earlier than the Super -Phosphates.
Il is the policy and purpose of the Com
rspv 70 furnish the best fertilizer that ca
i<ypy,ss and capital. aided by the bcst
scientific ability, can bring into market,
.. tie ,ocess possiNs cost to corsswers.
Ohm s REESE l. CO..
Genera. .ayents tor The Pacific G',cro
CemlAuag.
Principal Ofscc-.l South street, Eslto
joy IS, lsos-2n.
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JAS.I,H. WILSON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lcoaordtosrn, Md
Has commemorative practice of bis profess
sion in Lsonardtown, 81. Mary's county. Nd
snd will promptly attend to any business
entrusted to his care. He may always be
found at the Ofice of the Commissioners
Court.
Dec Il, 1965--tY
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BALTIMORE, July lG, sos.
NeSsrs " Cr.chton Son
Geni~nfa deSlc as promised to aequain I
you Ugh Tie r,>aj.- q. III. application Of tie
Redond, GEaUo, upon my wheat land last fall
nppHes the Gu&no at the rate OF $50 lbs Der acre
thick a. the drl,, would Jw II th.s appi-
cation was made 10 = acres one half sowa in
Wheat, the other in Rye.
The grain .rew well in he fail and both Wheat
ana Rye proniished fine crop in the spring; the
grain has been harvested but not ~ vet thrash
cd. have reason to believe that the Rfe viii
cake an unusually fine Weld, but the Wheat
does not promise 50 well, owing 10 the Fly h,v-
jus dana Eed II very severely
This may be ascrihed to no littlc extern; 10 the
variety sown Boughton, rs the bearded wheat
OF my vicinity has almost entirely escaped the
rtrages Of both FLY and Wee, H. Tho Gle
yer aown upon the ground 10 which the Gusns
4.p,iod, il wei! oct aud very vigorous and
esteem the application of the RedoHda though
not OF speedy benefit, from the caHse, above as
very valuable permanent fertilizer
Yours, respectfully, " 9 MCPHERSON,
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Boarding House.

AIRS. MARY Il. BR,SCoE has remov-
III ed her Boarding House to No. "a
N,rh Calvert Stress, e.ltimege,
As-,l sS,ISt-sa.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-21

q. FRED MADDOX
FOI- JAMES POLK,
AttorHies at Law
and
General Claim Agents
WILL attend, puneiually, 10 all business
W con6ded to their care, especially to
Claims r r Bounty and FOR Compensation for
Slaves enlisted in the military service Of The
United States IL the late var. As the mus
te7 rolls Of the colorsd troops from Mary lane
are in close proximity 10 the Office of Col
pslk. great facilities are afforded them in ob
tanning such record sriisnss as il esssLtia
to claims for compeasasien.l
Dec. -. lss6--.fs
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BOARDING.

MRS. DR.. STONE, Of Leonardtown,
vi Maryland, is prepared to aceomo-
date comfortably Permanent, Transient
and Table BOARDERS a. her residence
No franklin Street, third door from
Cog-t.aD3.
@: :. 1:S: In
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FOB SHERIFF..

FOB SHERIFF.
Thankful to my friendsfer theliber al vote
I received at the late election, snneuhe
myself As candidate for Sheriffin 1859 and
respectfully solicit their support and that OF
toe public generally, Is kABELL,
Nov IL 1887.
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ST. NARY S
FEMALE SEMINARY.

FIIHE next annual session OF this lnstltu-
i ton will begin on the lst day Of Octo-
Der, 1868
Applications for vacancies should be made
as early as possible.
Terms payable semi-anrusiy is adpdnee
Fer further particulars. address.
MISS GARDINER,
st Inigoe's P o., Nd.
Aug q, 1866 y \.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-21

AIRS. ] c. MILBCRN .fornerlv..of ST
Nl Aary's, has taken me house No. ),
Hanover ST, Bait. between Baltimore ST and
Lombard, sni is nreparedso yecsivs pesms-
rcas .ndt-scs;srt bssrGsr&'
t.. sth, ls*t-I.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-21

COMPLkTE MA n Z r E
xixrrAcruRsR IT KERRY BOWER,
PHILADELPHIA.
Super Of Lime, Am
monfn and Potash.
WARRANTED PREP FROM ApuLTERAIIsH.
Packed in Bags Of zoo lbs each,
Has raised good crsps Of Wheat, Corn. Oats,
Potatoes, Grass, Cotton. Tobacco and Fsge-
tables of all kinds. Farmers uould do ,rel
to ins.re of the nearest dealer in fertilizers a.
to the results obtained tfsm the use Of Com
pl.ts Manure. The growing crops of Wheat,
At this .ime, freely attest its virtues.
RECOMMENDED sY
Boob h Garrett, Chemists, Philada.
Williams T. Moss, Chemists, PhiIada.
C Elton Buck, Chemist, New York.
And by all WHO have used il up to this time
We have numerous testimonials to the eff
feet that it is an invaluable Fertizer, and us
recommend it highly as tep dresser -
Hbest and GTaas.
DIXON, SHARPLESS b CO.
soLx AGENTS,
ge E~ath Water and 40 South Wares,
PHILADELPHIA.
For sals by VIM REYNOLDS,
79 South Street,
BALTIMORE, Nj.
or JOHN CROOkSHASkS,
ST INIsoR's. Nd.
April 2. lsos-1v.