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spain.
4 u1AyT LOAN ASKED roh 1t 1H1 GOVERN.
NXNT.
NADblp, March H.
Lsnrtalo Figuetofa, Minister Of Ftnance, his
asxed for loan of one thousand million reals, to
meet the extraordinary expenses Of the govern
rpent,
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Hr1tuHrrl1gt1fa.

Antl8ct11E11a.
ORosBY's oPEKA HOUSE.
e11aatxs 1 c. HoaHH0P.. .Ae.ins hsnAEsF
THE SUSAN eALT0N
COMIC OPERA COMPLY,
H.,,px received universal sa sns y
sses Z nss1 Id II shee I ss q
H. Tniisd ststses safa plesS1rs tn announcing
sho1t eeAson Of
COMB ENGLISH OPERA
sam3e 1% snsoe. 1:iee y f. afs.s
.ss esas5 g. pIodaces
On Monday and Tuesday Evenings,
March 18th and 10th,
FEsBAEHs s1s.i Comic 0pess, In two scu, entitled
66,''
$685. "66,'' "66.
t,,es a,ss the Pastoral Comic Opera Of onsn0's'' e.
LISCHEN AND FRITZCHENs
Mua SUSAN CATION viii tn.rodnce, during eaen
evening. eoue Of her EAv0r4to songs ..k,,np
The euteriAianent viii be replete VIE A'Aa"<
he box sheet Will b. opeoed this Saturday morn
inf spd seau eau be secured Az dA5a III sa'A1e
without extra charge
rRogBY's OPERA HOUSE.
~
G: HESS Cn;,:,, SIRE Manager
t,sr n,r1EECt LAST NlsHT'
OF the Great ExtraVsEAnsA'
1nE1ouT. Farewell Bsneat sad Bouquet Tesumo-
NAL TO-
MISS KATIE PUTNAM,
Who accompanies tho ,.eeRe 70 rhilAds1Dll. nezt
The Field s:i Fl
:;''s q s*'a's ;s<s;'c K ssS;'cloth Of Goid.|
In Monday next the celebrated snsan eialsoa OPP
erz T1oups MI sppeer.
ror. WOODS MUSEUM.
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TOR sALE-south Side Property-The un-
r deraisned has yet tor .a1el3 lot On nurnsiae'
twshpausea and ExApaskl 100 fest On sta,ett- eor-
NV s!dsw Rs :, dwellings. &C ats alEeAdy built aud
= Kreat many lmproretntnts Are being nsae ~ the
Vicinity. uye1 2to or these lots hare been sofd In
past mon.hs aEd ~ The property H. the lat snatdc
Of the city limits. It rapidly rseA 10 yslne: App!T
treenepaun & Co.'S Bank. corner ol Lake and Ii
AaId
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4 Heavy Lean Asked for by
the Spanish Minister
Of Finance.

ApnkY1As
TIN nNIaT1R1AI 1up0zr AGREED 10 N TIE
lIlcHahA7u.
VlKaNA, March II.
Both houses Of the Rsichs.ath have passed the
Ministerial budget. Il ehovs I deficiency Of
S,O0O,K0 dorinn In rtyeune to meet tho estimated
expenditures,
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Tor sALE-BF. 4. R. Wing & Co., Rooms
L lbud Z. s. Wkahtaato aton.st.
go feer on Michigan xnd lndIAn4-a7 between
Forty-nlnth aud FT{ueth-sts.
201,e. n, On lndisna AZ corner F1tsy,third-ss-
&t1leu n, un Wabash and AchlEa1-eys.. betrean
F1ny-tkifd And FiftY Y.fonfthsts.
Fprty-fs1tsA.
ska. on Indiana av.. between Thirty.fourth and
ThiytF afth-ate.
9xlto n. on Lafe-Rv- nesr W&hpanseh.av.
5rGeh on btAtc and IF WAff1sh-1v, nc3r Fifty hfthtt
sczrs On 1rtAnA and KankAkcerav-. between SIX
asa i, 3 \ ~ ~, ps+
1I1ft cn PAJk-sF., between lincoln and Fobey-
SutW cfSt -eiaAS tKo-stoFY and basement hou9t1 On
Pa.k-Av pear Union PGk.
TxoatoYy and basenutnt housa on South Cstptn-
ter. between Madison and WAAhtnx&on-stS.
Also, severAl choIca piece AeEe property On North
and West HtdeA. near EltJ tlr1ltA-
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ZEE xLICTI0Ss
Jucgt Bsr14sd's lrjaIctton waa served Alter the

The s'oelbolders, aftcr eorsulttug with their
ocutte!. xho clstEed that Judge Bstrard's fr-
tut cIlon tAd cot been seEytd in time 70 prevent
legal election. tecldtd 10 proceed with the rot
itE. Tie tol!ow,tg Directors wcre ahead Wneu
the a1rttt was nfdt:
Oliver Anet, Ms.s.; Thorn1s C. Darant, New
York; John J. tlseo, New York; Sidney Dillon,
New To,k, Coat l1s 5 b1thneA. Com; Hen3.-
min s. Bates, Mars; John Dad, Mass.; Josiah
Bsrdvtl1, MASS; john b. Alley: Mast; r. Cor
oon Dexter, MAss.; chas. a. Lsnbard. Ma.h
n. q. Macy. Ne. York; Join 2. Tracy. I'LL.
Leis; y. Il. Me ;ormitk, General q. II. Dodge.
! he elecu6n II without eE1eet+ A1d no A,teup
will be made 10 hold smother elec in this city
Neither IL II psubA bic that the company will Il
iuioc nff, but viii ask permission OF Congress K
bold an election In Washington.
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l. : HsrseT1 nun Laias. mn Ts:na OF ida
rtrg yin b paid rnder d<itrsry u GenezSl Ial-
fnAd 1lekEs 1feca. IS 6o0th Cl1xkA-
OsT-0o The 18th tn1t., large buck
- FzNfonndland dc&. Ntth ennss and muzzls a.
fu1t1h'e rexaFd Vlu pe paid ff hls return - al3
tonkn r elh.
7 OST-Hoods5, March 8, On WAahlnEon.
- at- onS fer klove. Tho hnd<f vfn hA.f.W ded
BY leAEfLx Ii ii IN Epfth E3s1E&t FkTf8 AO
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REAL ESTATE AT AuorloN.

a. ORPHANS, COURT SAIE.-KSTATE OF
MI Wilson Jewell, M. D., deceased.-Thomas
Sons, Auctioneers.-Large and valuable three-story
Noble street. Pursuant to an order of the Orphans
Court for the City and County OF Philadelphia will
be sold at public sale on Tuesday May 90 1862 at ~
O'clock noon, at the Philadelphia Exchange the fol-
lowing described property late Of Wilson Jewell, M.
d. deceased, viz. An that three-story brick mes
suage and lot OF ground thereunto belonging,
situate the west side OF Sixth street. City OF Pha
dephia. at the distance OF 76 feet northward from
the north side OF Willow street. containing In front
on Sixth street 10 feet and In depth westward OF
that breadth. between parallel lines, fO8 feet
inches Bounded northward by ground conveyed to
Isaac Burkhardt, southwark by messuage and lot
released to Joseph Moorehead and Elizabeth T., his
wife, I'm right OF the said Elizabeth T. in severalty,
eastward by said Sixth street, and westward partly
by ground released to Matthew Walker in severalty,
out for the mutual use and accommodation OF the
lots OF ground bounding thereon Being the same
premises which Harriet Walker, by indenture bearing
date october I, A. ID. 1S45 and recorded IN Deed
Book r. L. L. No %, page 70, etc, granted and con
veyed unto the said Wilson Jewell, M. D., in fee,
together with the common use, right, and privilege
OF the said four feet wide alley, as passageway and
Watercourse, at all times hereafter forever, except
ing and reserving, nevertheless, unto the owners,
tenants, and Occupiers Of the lots OF ground border
ing ON the said four feet wide alley, the right and
privilege of using a strip Of ground in the south
westeTnmost OF the said lot above described,
OF the width OF two feet east and west by four Feet
north and south, in connection with the remainder
OF the said alley, and for alley, passageway,
and water-course, at all times forever.
a by the Court, JOSEPH MRdARY, Clerk o. G.
CHARLOTTE M. JEWELL, Executrix.
n. B. The improvements are q modern three-stOrJ
brick residence with two-story back building; has
gas, BATH hot and cold water, water closet range,
etc Well suited for physician, having been used
as such for number OF years.
NJ THOMAS SONS, Auctioneers,
517 1929 Nos 139 and 14l S. FOURTH Street. .
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philadelphia Trade RoDor,

MONDAY, May I.-The Flour market is exeeed-
ingy quiet and in the absence OF any demand for
shipment only few hundred barrels were taken by
the home consumers at s6@55O for super0ne sb.1bS
625 for extras, s65O@112K for Iowa, Wisconsin. and
Minnesota extra family, s675@75O for Pennsylvania
do. do, NTDa9 for Ohio do. d. aud siOat1 10 for
fancy brands, according to quality 500 barrels Della
ware Mills sold on secret terms Rye Flour ranges
from 81 TO 1925 y bb Nothing doing in Corn Meal.
The Wheat market IS devoid OF animation. and
prices favor buyers; sales OF red ut St 55ya1 6O
amber do. at 81 67@1'75; and white at 81 sOS9 rive
is steady with sales Of 20O0 bushels Western at nj IA
@l45. Corn is in fair request, but with Increased
receipts and stocks, prices are weak sales of aOOO
bushels yellow at S5C@STc. and Western mixed at
S4@S5c. Oats are without important change salas
OF Western at S2ssc., and Pennsylyania al 65S zoe
No sales were reported in Barley or Malt
Whisky is dun and offered at 94aqGc a galon tax
paid, in large lots; small lot sold at 81
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Markets by TELEGRAPH.

BALTIMORE, May 17.--Cotton quiet at 2sc. for mid
dlings. Flour active. Wheat dull and lower; prime
Valley red, S210@215; prime Pennsylvania red, 81 80
@155. Corn firm; white, S3c. yellow, S3@S4c Oats
dull at l6@76c. for heavy, and 6sal5c for light Rye
dull at 81 356145 Pork quiet at S31 5O@81I5 Bacon
rib sides, 1870; clear sides, 17Hc.; shoulders,
14]Ec; hams, 19@2Oc. Lard, 19c. Whisky un-
changed.
NEW YORK, May 17.-stocks unsettled. Gold, 1411%
Exchange, 1099&. $685. 1862 1219S; do 1864, 116}
do. 1865, 1171I new 11915; do. 1861 1874; 104Os,
62H Cumberland preferred 30; New York Central,
1871; Reading, 95sS; Hudson River, 1888; Michigan
Central 2O Michigan Southern, 105G Illinois Central
1867 Cleveland and Pittsburg, 93 Cleveland and
Toledo, 105; Chicago and Rock Island, 1854; Pitts
burg and Fort Wayne, 1855
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11gSV11e1S do. July, 1861, 1loJ%calipsI, AZ J1ig
e lseS ilV%Sll9H; Os, 1O-4O lO99I@lO9H. Cold, Iii
Messrs JAY COOKE co. quote Gevernmer. aecu.
rifles eto az follows -U.s. 6s 81, S9oa
Of oil lseS l9l@l9lh; do 1884, 1teS@1i6%; do, Nov,
1851, llgA@il9K; do, 1868, iiskaiiSX: 10 aos'
lOsk@lO'A. Paoincs, 1OIH@1OTK. Gold, i4iX.
street Philadelphia report the following nnetations
u 3 6s Of 1881, 1s1T@l22%; do. 1859, i9OIsI2f ;
do 1854 l16M M@116H do: 1896, 11T1@ii7X; do. 1885
1858, 11e@119A; do. 6s 1O-4Os, 1Oss Sio9 Z! m 81,
30 Year per cent Cy;, fo7@ioIK; Due Comp. Int It.
Notes, l9A. Gold, li@14lA Silver. lgoaia2
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Philadelphia Cattle NIarlxot

MONDAY, May 1.-THE market for Beef Cattle
extremely inactive, but holders are generally yer
firm in their views, and manifest no particular dspC
sltiOn to force sales. We quote choice at 1O@1 1bc
the latter rate for superior lot fair to good at 9G
lOC. prime at IL@SIC.; and common at 5dTc ne
pound, gross. Receipts, 1900 head The rollOwin
sales were reported:--
Head.
65. owen Smith. Western. 7@15.
10. A. ChristY h Bro Western, Sag
4b. Dengler h McCecse, Chester county, TlIt6Sk
so. p McFtllen, western, 9ag1l.
70. F. Hathaway, Western, 7kGAS%.
60. James S. Kirk, Chester county, Task
100. James MCFillcn Western, 8(99
40. K. s. MCFien, Chester county, 8@g.
115. Ullman Bachman Western, 1ai3
l45. Martin, Fuller Il Co., Western TCa9
1872. Mooney 4 Smith, Western, 7Kst1.
sc. Thomas Mooney & Bro, Virginia, 55<8SE.
60. II. Chain, Western Pennsylvania, 5@6H.
80. L. Frank, Western, 61{O9EN.
so. Frank & SchOmberg, Western, 6H@9L.
30. Hope Co., Chester county, 6k@SX.
60. Nj. Dryfoos Co., virginia, 5@S.
55. Elcon Co., Virginia, 6Cs7
81. Blum Il Co., Virginia, 5(@6.,
u. B. Baldwin, Chester county. T03.
80. ID. Branson, Chester county, 5TCa7X.
SO. Chandler 4 Alexander, Chester county, TC69.
81. A. Kimble, Chester county T@9E.
10. L. Horne, Delaware, 6@7
45. John McArdle, Western, SOS.
10. Jesse Miller Chester county, 7@9.
Cows and calves are in steady request at s5O@9C
and springers at s45@75 an advance; receipts, Il
head.
Sheep are in good supply, and the demand ha
fallen of. Sales at 4(96c. u pound gross; receipt
10000 heads.
Hogs are unchanged sales of 1900 head at s12(a
for slop and S1391425 for corn fed.
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THE FREEOH ELECTIONS.

A CABLE TELEGRAM announces th"t great OK
citement prevails in Paris and in other portions
Of France in reference to the approaching cleo
tioo for members of the new Corps Legislatif,
which takes place on the 23d inst, next Sunday
Ia France rule prevails similar to that exist
ing in a few of the New England States, that no
candidate shall be duly elected who does not re-
celve a clear majority of all the votes cast, and
to provide for contingencies OF this kind a
second election is to be held on Sunday May 30
in all districts in which no choice is effected at
the first trial.
Heretofore Napoleon has been, practically an
absolute ruler, The upper branch OF the French
legislative body consists of members selected as
e0enssaers aca friends BY himself, from W9o4l
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THE RECoNsTRUCTED WHPPING-PosT at
New Castle, Delaware, was consecrated on Satur-
day, with imposing ceremonies, which are fully
detailed by our special correspondent. New
Castle, the scene of this barbarous mockery of
Justice, is not more than thirty-fve miles dis
tant from Philadelphia, but the moral sentiment
of the people of Delaware receives its inspira-
ton from the middle ages, and nothing better
can be expected of them, we fear, for years to
come,
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FINANCE AND CoMnGHRc cN
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TEI.EGRAPH,l
Monday NAV II 1850

The official announcement from the Treasury De-
partment in reference To the establishment of sink
ing fund by means OF regular weekly purchases OF q
million dollars of United States bonds is having
very favorable effect in financial circles the prices
Saturday reaching the highest figure yet attained
with prospect OF steady advance in the future.
This movement will not fail to produce much
good especially in relieving the gold market of the
constant drain upon its resources by reason of our
excessive and constantly increasing import trade
This is really our great danger at the present time
and as our people seem determined TO persist in
their habits OF extravaganza, forcing the country to
live beyond its MEANS 1t is well to have the rich
tions Of Europe in a mood to accept our bonds for
gold in payment of the heavy balance.
The Currency market is plethOric with means, and
great difficulty is experienced in locating balances
even at or per cent. The current rates for loans
are unchanged, from the fact that that money not
much wanted, and reduction of rates would pro-
baby fail to stimulate the demand.
Governments are active and again advancing. The
gold fever Is at its height 141 being paid before
the opening OF the Gold Board Price at II 70 A. NJ,
141, firm.
There was not much activity in the Stock market
this morning and prices We're weak. In State loans
the only transaction was in the coupon war loan,
which sold at 1922 We quote 6s first SERIES at 1O4
second do at 10G; and third do at 10S City Gs We're
without change. The new issues sold at 1011 "a and
the Old at 97A' The Lehgh gold loan advanced and
| sold at 963{.
Reading Railroad was dun at 47S1@47zS; Penn
sylvana Railroad fell OIL, selling at 56%; Camden
! and Amboy Railroad was taken at 1873; Minehill
| Railroad az 81 and N0rTistOwn at 81.
In Canal stocks the only change was in Lehgh
| Navigation, which advanced and sold at 33a{ Della
! ware Division changed hands at Az.
Coal shares were quiet, with sales OF Big Mountain
! for New Creek
In Bank stocks nothing was done.
City Passenger Railway stocks We're in demand
Second and Third sold at 02G5l, closing at 81 this
is advance OF s. per share within fifteen days oc-
casioned by the sale Of some 100000 worth of the
| comfanys unproductve real estate; Union was
offered at 48 and Is was offered for Thirteenth and
Fliteenth 81 Tor West Philadelphia; 49, for Chestnut
and Walnut; and 13 for Hestonville
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
.fnal, NJ H.
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JEwELRV AND siLvERwARE.
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The whole amount Of the mortgage is O., 100000,
about two-ffths OF the cost of the road, and the
bonds have in addition the guarantee OF payment OF
principal and interest Of the Terre Haute and Indian
apOlis Railroad Company "a corporation having ne
debt, and with large surplus fund.-, the Columbus
Chicago and Indiana Central Railway Company, and
the Pittsburg, Cincinnati and ST. Louis Railway Com
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company by contracts
which are matters OF record. There is also Sink
ing Fund created by the mortgage OF $4,000 per an
num- to pay the principal of the bonds at maturity.
These bonds bear interest at
Seven Fer Cent. per annum, paya-
BILE January ! and July i, in New
York, and are offered for the present
at NINETY PER CENT. and
accrued interest.
DIR e X Ell 81 CO..
NO. "a SOUTH THIRD STREET,
W. H. NEWBOLD, SON G. AERTsEN,
Sc. CORNER DOCK AND WALNUT,
b14n PHILADELPHIA
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stock Quotations by Telegraph p. NJ.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

N.Y. FOR THE SUMMER.-TO PREVENT
sunburn and all discooratons and irritations of the
skin bites of mosquitoes other insects Wrghts
Transparent has equal toilet soap. For by
druggists generally. r. & G. A. WRIGHT, No 62l
CHESNUT Street As
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CLOTHINO.

BECAUSE Gentlemen know that they can get the
best OF everything there at the most
reasonable prices.
BECAUSE it is pleasure to go where you know
that every garment is well made, and
so durably put together that the seams
will last as long as the fabric does.
BECAUSE Rockhill & Wilson use none but the best
materials, and such as gentlemen enjoy
wearing.
BECAUSE Rockhill Wilson employ none but the
best cutters, trinimers, sewers, and
finishers.
BECAUSE Rockhill & Wilson have so long enjoyed
the patronage OF the best men in Phia-
delpha, that they can tell, at glance,
exactly what each man wants
BECAUSE you can get dollars worth for your
dollar at Rockhill & Wilson's better than
at any other place in town.
Now is your time, gentlemen.
Embrace the present opportunity
To supply yourselves
Economically
With some OF the best
SPRING CLOTHING
II Sow NpN NHnp pnlN1fn
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Professional Cards.

T14t Undersigned. At:'rrevs = Lsw ard
L Solicitors d Chsrcerv. have, TINS 3rd da :
81 lufv. 1886. farr1ec Eoparcnershio ID ~
IRA ,tics ~ Jne1r professor. auier the rsrnt
aud style Of Combs II Downs. lney val prao'
Ice IN the County OF Satnt Mary's Aad tue ad'
oInJng Counties, and in the Court o: Appeals.
Especial attention wilt Ne raid 10 The collection
NJ CLAIMS aga1asi individuals, he STATE, OF ,ht
t'ovsrnnenf.
Reference gwen, when required. Address
: arms 4 Dnwns. Leonardo VI, r. O., s.
1fry's County, Hi7r,-i7H3
ROBERT 9. CONES,
JAS. s. DOWNS
July 5, lSB6-ly.
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II L \ II .f-4N II l. j r
hylRllgl. COMP ny.
50 r rasfess &C !. & Insurance. IN the In
: isst States praSsS bis srsat erowning
I ;g.usn2h RI = n3crn science ard rhiiscthrH-
/ phv tn h~.aa- lie i.I2eve,oas testnies OF our
/ seal seoaNs1S.
! : 'resv.> ION efaO as he's aevis-i notk-
~ ;hat e ms With it. ftisSn manifest
! * ~oo.' ia. Il * ''iiicr'' 70 see low ~ IN
! ret.ssnt mar. sv.sn pportr s9n'@n for TIC
+ -. ~ 3u1 p-5tcc,i u .af rs family, can fail
/ i, a,,5,' Tu,<t'taf = NerAf'<
/ Il. I..>sraor,. 'r.yrS rc3 y r,onev - set
| t'@ 6, rs n s}saetaee, 4. vii! preven, 4
I sSsY.-,~ - psaYetty i mar de IN feht. u
/ j >niiyct Us ~ TAX '.,ri"S lie, nor orrharS'
o. Il, cv,,-~s,S af,s-sj,ath tits exempt by
Jaw from 6ce;. l. j rapidly becoming 8
| rule ,ha, all men cf just attributes Insure.
On Narvla0d Company camnends itsolf
to the confidence ard patronage + our pro-
pie % All parts of the State. It's directors are
men Of known Integrity and ability. To wherN
lhe pubic max look with confidence for y
lust AMI careful supervision Of is Affairs. II
must 10 clear h every irte'icent mind that.
Il we would secure the largest prosperity tn
on- Stote ara rcop'e IN !ivjaua)lv. we must
bald Up oof Institutions and keep our cap;-
a at home.
Had the 7ve million dollars sent ont of the
State ANNUALLY for insurance been invested at
home IL would h,vc told faTorallv upon our
own wealth au6 commerce, This is cmrhat
icejlv OUR COMPANY -.ottcn w hv our BrSi'
q ' l.D ~: EDF q
to insure WITHOUT scndi,,~ the money on; Of
or own State. TIE ataus ef tae Company
se nlaraSed With ecoucmy.
Suct faS been cur marked success that We
were s Nl, aC,es the second wear 20 declare
7r3 r2v N cArHaS large djvdendS As the OIL
nr>r ard rArce>T company III the tmtcd
StateS. The Company feel greatly encouf-
acad lv the IA, ronage and cooperation they
have received, and solicit 8 continuance OF
t'csarlc TIE laws of trade. commerce.
>-'freslv,,t AMI >, ltintercSt cmbne to make
his the Company tcr lis.
Now ae1I Sirs Ia view of ali the advanta-
c,> ~ lie Insurance rs ans i0yeStinent-the
uncertainty Of Afe-,ho strong claims of wife
and children upon husband and father--the
uncertainty OF business, and all the ordinary
forms If invcsl,aent--iS ii the moral duty
WI rrcvtut want vnd distress. or trouble on
tie part Of those ne loves
Bv all means Insure. and 10 it at once IN
the Marviand Company. The officers OF this
Company are:
GEO = THOMAS, President.
a X FoEp, Secretary.
Bo,rp OF DIRECTORS:
Hamilton Easter. Geo II llilner,
Allen 4 Chapman, Thomas Cassard,
Gro Thomas, William pevres,
rurh Sis>an. Charles Webb,
Hiram Woods, ,Ir.
A J MYERS, State Agent.
THE COMPANY REFER To
JUDGE Magrudcr. Judge Ford. Judge Ma
SOP. Hon Fred Stohe, Barnes Compton and
Editor of Beacon. 's
pev-A ! MYERs, the State a gent, will no
in i.couardtwn durinc the first week Of CQnr.
to transact the business the company, and
VII asoinsurc propsriyi's Baltimore Compare
les
Aug q, 1S69-tf.
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MULBERRY FIELDS,
277 acres,
more or loss.

more OF lCSs.
This tract Of Land is in god condition
and i inlroveI bya comfortable d"c-
ling hou 6, the necessary farm buildings
ani good fencing,
TIE TERMS OF SALE,
as prescribed ~ the decree, arr \ cash
payment 81 three thopSanl dollars { g.
600 ca the day OF sale and The deferred
payment il one and two years secured
Satisfactorily to the Trustee.
In TIE esent OF my absence D. s. Bri7-
zoe viii attend to the above sale for M.
L STONE,
Trustee.
Nov 4, lSOC--4t
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-11-18
The RIVERSIDE FOR 1869.

~a,IIS Mvorite magazine for the vonng an.
i nounces the following As among the no.
ticeahl, features Of toe coming volume.
|. New Stores contributed specially TO the
"RlvEgstpE in advance OF their inhlica-
ton IA Denmark. ~ Haas Christian
Andersen.
,. A Serial, "Wt'to ana Red cf thrilling
adventure and humorous sccGes amongst
cur Northwest Indians. BY Mrs Weeks,
author % ,.A;rslee.
3 Stories FROM Sponsor and ChAncer. by
TIC author of the popular stories from
81 .keSpearc
4 l'apers on Invention and Art now statues
are utadc. how telegraphs are worked, how
a hov can iratc nho1 graphs. etc, etc.
s Hunting in South Africa Streets Of Con-
stantneple. American Cities, New ORE
leans. Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
Boston, etc, etc.
Life on the Prairie. Port Crayon's Young
yirginians
7 FxrtiisIte Fairy Pictures and Poems, -
Graceful tales by popular writers.
8 Illustrations of the Bible. History, Natural
history. biugraphy, Cur,osities, etc.
Fun and trolic in all sorts Of forms.
The list a. writers fer the" RIvERsIUr" in
eludes the names Of Jacob Abbott, Hans
Christian Andersen, Alice and Phoebe Cary,
Nellie Fvste-. Y r GuIaing. Paul II IIayno
Horace +, S,udlc Iiclea Weeks, VicuN
MoIStarhe, Author Of ''>usy'S SIX Birth,
days." Author 81 seven Little Sisters etc
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-11-18

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