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Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-12-16

NEW YORK STORE.
&2&@s
Direct Importation from
NEW YORK.
HAVING JUST RECEIVED
Immense Stock
OF GOODS FROM TIE EAST.
COMPRISING
CLOTHING To- our own manufscturel
DRY GOODS tof latest styles,l
BOOTS and SHOES.
HATS aud CAPS.
QUEENSsvARE,
GROCERIES,
TOBACCO and CIGARS.
Sole-Leather Trunks u Valfses,
Carpets, WALLPAPER. Sc.
All bought in New York and freighted here
al prices below what Western Buyers can
possibly lay them down for, we arc deter.
mined to sell at rates correspondngly low
aTOur goods have been purchased
Very Close for Cash,
and we sre able to sell again on like termI
for
LOWER FIGURES
than this market has been accustomed TO-
AEOur Goods are sill Fresh. and have
not lain on Dirty Shelves for Years
nor changed from hand to hand
fS-The Clothing has all been manufac-
tured
THIS SEASON,
under our own supervision especially for
the Idaho trade.
HYMAN & REICHENBERG.
lo0tl1l
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-12-16

Since the ground has become covered
with snow We notice a much greater activity
IN quartz hauling
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-12-16

Read communication signed Miner
in this issue.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16

b2cs, JnSJy,'65...1l
NEW YoRK, November l6-l p. m,.Cotton
cents. sugsr. unchanged. Flour quiet and
spring si 29ati.si. Corn higher demand fair;
fSys, W;csslS,iSis' fofi nfnsri sS0SOSs'oii.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Nov. l5.-Brsadsiugs..-Th mar.
ket for Flour this morning exhibited little
ssy sSSa SSs SsS'dsS sale. WERE wsa. sas .' OF
ern Extr. at $50, the lowest point ye.
Ssl Gssa H s S Stree. a. super snS 100
Wsssi-Ths receipt. eOntloae I, l. IS for the
,ossy ts. 6. Ua s.SS.y though the
market rather favored sS Ss Ssls' ,s were
being paid. however, for only small LOTT lo,ooo
do good to strictly prime DO. at ag IS;
| 900 do. ordinary to fair do. AZ eils9l 10;
ti,2s9l %, and 1900 to 1000 bushels white at
cCrs-Wss steady and arm this morsins, the
supply being better than for some time past,
the receipts reaching 10000 bushels. Moot OF
the lots offered were sold as follows, viz: u. 06
6tl os for old white, s38es cents for new do.
tlglol for old yellow, and a8'1 cents for
new do.
Rye The only sale reported to-day was one
OF 2O0 bushels at eS9tl.
Oais--Are in good demand and hrm. Sales
to-day OF 5000 bushels At bife5T cents, which
comprtsed all the receipts,
Cogse.-The market continues very dull,
though pricss are steadily maintained, There
II no ioauiry for csrsoes or invoices; and sales
are conitned to small lots from second hands
Prices are, however, unchsnged; We quote -
| 10 good, iiIL1l2 cts gold Tor prime cargoes
and duty p.id isaIbIs cts for fair 10 good
| fair. lsi. GlTh cts Tor GOOD 10 prime, and lsa
| isilets ior choice,
Cotton The market this morning ls some.
| what nrmer in tone, under favorable Liver.
Mnni ,avIce, hui a, vel no ssies have been
made and we quote as follows for Upland, wiz:
| oIIsDa3IE eeuts for good ordinary 23s,Sf2I
cents for low mlddlipg, and az G2lls cents for
| middIlpr.
WoIa,,s,.-we have no sale, Of this article to
report, and we quote the market dull, and
Viz. Cuba eIsyed al soSltS ctsi do. Museoysd o
At isff55 cts; English Island at 1910 cts,
| - poy,n Rico Al bof1T5 cents pef gallon
AM Wu T1 gsss NRyownsty;t. We ouo,e At aospSa
can't. for Gitv Mini. lstD2o cents Tor Western,
and Middlinss at s0as2 cents for light, and co
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is notbing doing Ia old
MAI seyond mere iobbinx Trade, and prices
| ~, hotb R,son and Iiilk Mest remain nomina Al
a, before 0uotei, There is some new meat
| Arriving. but 10 q half cured condition, and
| there arc 90 buyers for II except at very low
VIZ iSi.RiSi cents for old shoulders, isXssiS
cents for old rib sides, lsglsll cents for new
40, and ~ seh,s 'ns new n,.il ~. nin sit
y eonnheu 70 hnerc ., iaflss,.,< .nn, LUZ
shouidets we now quotc ~ iS.lsioyt oeas, =
further advance, but we hear no price named
iofbuIk slues. fof hru Ahu me" porA PRICES
are unensnssH 1, 4, ,oo, .u,,i,. Nm, ,o,r
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16

CABLE ADvIcEs were received from Madrid
yesterday informing us that the proceedings
in the Constituent Cortes Saturday were iu-
teresting and important. One OF the Porto
Rico Deputies asked Senior Becerra, the Min
ister for the Colonies, what the course ofthe
Government would be towards that island
pcopcd by ak hundred thousand faithful
, spEnlards. The Minister replied that the
! treatment Of the colonies would he such that
| their people would be proud to call them.
selves Spaniards. Several Deputies sug.
gested aud advised the abolition Of slavery
In Porto Rico, with naturalization to The
owners. Becerra replied that that question
! would soon be solved, and In a way to caus,
| the least injury. Subsequently the Minister
| in reply to o question Of Senior Pndial, sale
that the Government purposed treating PouC
Rico, not as a colony, but as a province. H.
did not hesitate TO condemn the system o
slavery In Porto Rico, and agreed TO II. ano
lItlon with Naturalization 10 the owners 70
| lOsses Incurred,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16

We ARB INFORMED that the paragraph
Published 10 the REPUBLICAN yesterday In
relation to General Cole and the Secretary
ship OF the United States Senate Is Incorrect.
Senator Cole has neither urged his brothers
claims, nor has he thought of him In con-
necton with the office mentioned. Finding
the paragraph floating around In the papers
we took the liberty Of using 1t, and now
hasten 10 make the correction.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16

1.n..., u.rov IT. q A. Ia nj tho Metro
,.,,,.s -,
h. p.verdv John.on. os MARYLAND. and
ca.s.,,,,. s,.r1 ~ U.,,so,,,a o,e At Wi.
80,
NJ. y.,vsrtor NJ r,o,,.h a,,orce fame.
I. in ,owr 7, 4. ,,m.-.d ,hs, ,he will lee.
,urc n. anr,n. ,hs r,,,cr.
Hon. Robert I walker VIVA engaged at
N. ,,,n. ~ ~. 49,, -, a .,.,,.,,caI e,tiole
49,. a.. - ", =, d.. wor,a .rr'
s ,ua' -'e" ~ -.
p"e' iso"uo" Us =
~ S r, Eau, ''"oso" aua a =, Go. ~"
~ I I', o,oy' ua'. " 'a
ho'ey, on,'eu o.a'es n'n's.e' W re'u, We"
married ~ NeM iork ias' lhutsuay 70 LIEU
tenant u. '. menh'es, vi 'ne on,'eu e, s,,
navy Duns noi .e.'ue'.o III i,' 'o'
u. was "uvn re'p.e.ou anu "u"h''0u W '''
'o,esu 'es'aen's y. 'nA' e'S'
n 1~oo", ,o'my 'e,ie'a' Vi 'nO
i'u'.'"" 'oa :" 'n's s'', ou' "o" ''p'o
'en''ng 'na. eo'crntent !" 'eheAae'a' was
recen'y on MS way !" oa'aeaS' "nen 'ho
eef'ou' '""es' Vi us WIG an A'ne'iea" i'a',
lo'cea Tue parry 70 s.oP AZ hasuayra' apu
'he"oet W p'oeeeu W Iurope.
'a"es po''on, Vi 'no bureau Vi s.,''s-
ucs, mas oeeu Pro"o'ea 70 'eco"u '''"e'
e'eIksn'P'
deputy arand sre FRED STUART mat gen'i,
anu "no'e-neat'ea oua feiio"' mas 'e'uiu
rom ms oalfornia Trip win io's u ~ :.
stories wherewith to rega 10 MS 'esio"' VI
friends In this city
Senator Pomeroy, oil hansaS, was ~ '"e
Astor House, New fork' Yesterday
Brigham founS returned sf4o us '"e '"-
come oil the Mormon ehuren last year
non 'onn Moftissey granu SUMMER 'e'''
denee ~ Saratoga springs Is nearly GULL
p'e'eu.
"ehera' onerman' oehera, Ly .. fnhe',
Commissioner 0, ina'an AnAi AsS,''an.
n'.or"ey oone'a' =, D''.ey, 81 A''i',a u,
ro'.'hhs'e, "eneri ''es A. om'u, anu Oh
assistant ros,mas'e' 'enerai Ietfin' ueu'
Morgan Ia suiith, uen' Ds'id hun'er, 'eh'
ohVer' froi. Eidridge' Col. D. Y. Mccoy, oil
uenerai shermans stau; zen. ION oritten'
don, and Major Harry Fitch LETT the city last
evening on the 7;45 train for Louisville, Ky,
to attend the reunion OF the army OF the Ten
nessee, which takes place In that city on
Wednesday. At Baltimore the party were
Joined by Gen. F. Kirby Smith, General
Bingham, Colonel Knox, and others, and al
Harrisburg they will DO Joined by the New
York delegation, consisting OF General Nc
Dowell, General ingalls,, Major De Gress'
and Mr.. w. c. Church. They VIII go through
| to Louisville by special car, via Indianapolis,
and return here on Friday or Saturday next
Robert Bonner has bought the sire OF zoe
Elliott" for the modest sum Of S20, 900. The
turtles say he Is "lightnl ng splitter"
Mr.. OTIS TUFTS, Of Bosto n, whose death
was recently announced, was the Inventor OF
hotel elevators, and filed orders for over
a, OOo, 900 worth Of these terrifying coDtriv.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16

PITY THE PooR.-The cold season having
set in, there are numerous loud calls for the
sympathy OF the benevolent. We are in
formedb by Lieutenant Noonan, OF the SAM.
'ary company, that he Is called on daily by
poor and deserving women and. children in
quest Of aims, but that he Is powerless to
afford relief VIII not the Councils appro,
pirate funds sufficient to purchase fuel and
groceries for the needyi 1t would also be
well for the Provident Aid Society to organ
izc at once, Ia order to do something to re-
lIevs the dlsiress that Is now In our very
midst.
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ny J. b. WHEELER a. CO, Auct'rs
ID A23 Seventh street, between O and II.

fbkss sAIc T1sT 81 RaSP
Ss sSb LjFfftTkNIsSkkfiTTfSS 5ksp SIX HUN
tro Sh Jo.sEh = S!:ssr., ~. d.sd %;G az 4
e S eSua ~ S. IL Sf d ra isoid.
S \ Psss ,{SsS:s q ::iS :: q
S 10 H.
% said deed Vt trust. aud partially described as
''A' IN TaEPARLoR.
One nns Medallion Carpet.
SIX Chairs TO ma,eh.
Two nus match Centre Tables.
one email and one Card Table.
Four ssts aoe Satin Window Curtains.
T FwS i ~. az Nae asssis si Mirrors.
Two large 10 Pier CLASSES.
Two fancy e SiaatHis:BER FURNITURE.
Eve h.S$.S ON Ss Spsssiy ssa'''' Carpets
Rosewood asd MAlsut Bureaus. marble ter;
Rosewood snd Wslaut wsshstand'. m.rSlo'0p'
as S Boi.tsr'. Pillows. Comforts and Bed
Linen Sheets. Bolster and Piil.y Csse..
And each room MN EiR .SS Lace ca''''H
one Brussels Carpet, handsome pattern.
one kIIention Table.
oss sofa. ives dsbosras
ons Mirror. one h.S,sl CLOCK.
ccS S11sl, a.. .SSI RE q ssisA'
siy ysPiisa e. Gs:sSs. .' sSrt. and Spoons.
one ''iof ans silf Err kiiRSsR Hi!,'n''
S g: : :Il:s.ss' N Welt Table
one LIbTaTy sideboAId,
Two has Walnut Bookcases
40 volumes Of select Books, Lne udtng the Gen e
Ediabursh Rsyisw, 40,
Three sets elk Rsp kSifFfSSa afssS
one large Range, approved pattern. with FuFSl'
turs eomplete.
Chair, tables, ouseRswsr'. and utensils In full
supply SERVANTS ROOMS,
Furnished with Bedslsads and Bedding, Bureaus,
s,CSss "a ali q. Chambers.
oilrioIh aud Carpet upon the passage and stairs
ra a"S 50 sss s.ss Of Psissi
and dsssfibsd as lot numbered ninslssn ~ 10
Davidson . subdivision VI Square numbered tuo
5aadIsd and slss.yays, & ,%nTiH,Ssa ~
comfortable rooms, situated uPop the .9nih tlds
Of * street north, between Twelfth aud Thirteenth
'tTsrns%si 900 cast balance in three. SIX; nine
and twelve months from date secured by deed q
| trust upon the pTemlses: AZ ~ myylsIk Ana
dsposIt Of s3O will be reqaiTed when the house Ii
sold. ALBEIT u ITTp nses'
nole-dkds AuetioaesT.
| anna srnup nppnSITl
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pY COOPER q LATIMER, .Auct'rs
ID (sueeessors to Ja. G. MEG uirs 4 Co, >
Southwest corner 81 PsnsssYEISsuia .v"nu" '"'
TOWN AT AUCTION

auees-
IMPROVED PRSssEETr rSSEEAn ss TESNALLr.
By, virtae Of deed Of trust dated the l2th day Of
October, 4. D. 1853. and recorded In LibsI a and
G as,los he oh day u
III Y Ss,Sit as piece Sa .Ss SIs% 1Sft sia
ate 10 said WashinEtou county and District Of
the ead Of the hr.tiias Of seven lot, bought BY
Joseph Nourse, the same being on the east side Of
from The south aide of the nill road, aud ruaoiag
thence by and with the main road from 0ootgstpwn
sass pseRs m 70 he Mi rad as ES
hEreaAbly To- an act OF Assembly OF MARY Aad ;
north. seventy four 10 decree. east. one huad' cd
aud twenty l9J perehes: tn nee south forty ak
quarter % perch to the ond o. the second line o.
Joseph Noutss's seven lots, then with said second
Out Tor .sn ss a"d SSs acre o Sa
Also, all that other certain piece or pArcel OF
S sa srana.a blow ssS S Ssu 81
bound stone n the east lipe OF the Roek'ills aud
corner OF JOn.Ihaa D. Emsn' lot running then 50
with tho line OF the said Jonathan Barkman's lot
Two I'D red and shty 2sOi feel aud SIX GjilsGs.
to bound stone; thenee north tweeiy.one t2'b de-
fools thence south seventy and one half (7O.ir de-
srees west, two hundred aud eighty $50 fee! and
With said road south twenty one t2ll degrees east,
any mine 100 feet and fouf tsutbs Of loot to the
SIX hundred and sixty sig and s.yen tenths squsre
(i6 6s6 7i0l feet Of land. with the improv emenis
Tgak,: One half cash bslano. In six aud twels.
months, with Interest from day Of sale the de.
-rred payments to DO secured to the satisfaction %
the Trustee. AL eouveyAucing and stamps At the
cost Of the putcha.-r. one hundred iei0O) dollar
TO he paid on the day OF sale; and u the terms Of
sale sre not complied with within Ave days from
the day Of sale, the Trustes reserves The right to
chaser, by advertising oae week In some news
PAPER printed ard Published In WASH pzton, b.
o, A.TH0S BRADLBf, Trustee,
COOPER LATlMER
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A RUMoR having been circulated that the
Secoud National Bank, Cleveland, Ohio, was
II heavy loser by a defalcation OF Mr.. Buell.,
late cashier, the Directors Of that institution
publish card assuring the public that its
responsibility Is unimpaired, and pledging
themselves Individually that all obligations
shall be promptly met. The card Is signed
Joseph Perkins, A. Stone, IT,, George b. Ely
aud J. A. Wade.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16

MURpocK-MUDD.- oa WEDNESDAY ", Noy.mber
n, BIZ Rev. +. Warren, Mt. BALAAH Mulpork, Of
CHARLES eouuty, Md. and Miss EAzA A MupD, Of
Washington city.
At NV RrI.btSn psnnnisr ennnty ViTuinI. h,
the Rev. M Henry, Professor LOUIS Y. " waBHR,
Of Wash ngion city. aud Miss BBLLH hRwHousH.
Of the former place
F0sTER-HILJ,-Iut this city. on the 18th inst .
By Rev Gsn. A. Hall, Gen'lP 4. fOsrAR and MAR-
JANET NtLL. all u this city.
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DY COOPER a LATlMER Auerrs,
ID tsueeessnrs to Jas. @. Ms0uiTe 4 co..
Southwest eOrnst OF Pennsylvania GyenuI aud
Eleventh street.
Sb% EHsEE sEoEy s sstSk sT 81

skW THREE Story BRICK sToRB AND
sTkEEI wssT AND sTRkRT S6Rfd. At
By virtue o. a deed Of trust, dated the 18Th day
December, 1865, and recorded In Liber 7 aud X
10, I. follos tle. 81 one Of the Laad Record. for
ns, hl,sssG n a :s pss. rsSe
lsae. s,t o'clock, p m. On the prem's.. all that
city, folovins that I. to say. psrt o. square No
nsr 81 said square, and running thence south 20
feet7 inches along the line Of Ninih street west,
thence west parallel to II street north l0l fost,
thence north IS feet inehe. TO the llne Of said
feet TO the place Of beglnniug," together with the
Improvements thereon.
Termsi one half cash balAucsin six aud twelve
months, with Interest from the day OF sale the de-
ferfed 10 be secured to the satisfaction OF
the trustee All eonyeyansing aud stamps At the
cost Of the purchaser; 600 to be paid the day Of
sales and y the terms q sale are not complied
Tru reserves the right 70 resell at the risk aud
cost OF tue deAultlns purchaser by advertising
one week 10 sons newspaper printed and pub.
A. THos BRADLEY.
COOPER LAria sHsss'
novl5 3taw&ds tstar1 Auctionesrs.
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IN HE ORPHANS, COURT FOR THIS DIS.
NOVEMBER, A d. 1850.
BLlrABEIH D. IApdnIr. guardian 10 the infant
children Of Joseph N. Padgstt. deceased, Aavinl
reported that 10 accordance with the decree here
tofore granted her By this Court she has sod part
OF go usrs nine Hundred and thirty, 900 % par
teuiArly described In said decree. tbeEinn,nG on
street south. 81 feet from poftheast sorber Of
depth n about 81 fest) to Frederick C. Pope for lbs
IL 10 this 9th day OF November, A. D. 1856, Or
dsred BY the Court That said sale be 1ually tsti-
nsd on the lob day OF December, A.. y. lsd9. M
date. provideda copy OF this order be pubii,hed
once q week for three weeks 10 the DAILr ma
eembcr. A. d. 1850. WIN, Y. PURCBLL,
Judge OF the orphans Cont.
A true eopy-Test! A. WEBSTER,
noyl6-TuSw Register OF wills,
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A COMMITTEE Is sitting In Rome to deter
mine how Latin shall be pronounced In the
Ecumenical speeches.
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New Advert sements.

EoR RlNT-NEw pRAMl OF SIX ROOMS.
y sitnafsd ion Boundary street. between Elsh:
good isisat Epguirs Al yoHs Wills Rs.tsu.
rant. eorner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLYING WINTER.
L STRAINED OIL

OFFICE LIGHr y oUss BolID.
WAsHiSurOE CIR, Nov u, leo.
Sealed proposals will be Ieeeiyad At this once
until o'oioek, D. m, on MONDAY. tbs 9Th day OF
peesmber, 1870, for supplyinE the Light House
Ions Of the best quality pure Winter-btr.insd Ole
to be divided INFO Ave lots for further infoIs
or In person. W. ID, bhubhlOh,. M.
nol9.eode3 ChAirmAas N
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~TREAsURY DEPARTMENT.

wAsHIsgroN, Oct, ", lstg Z
NOtics Is hereby giyan 10 the holders Of the cir
eulating Note, OF the First National Bank Of No.
yada, Austin, that such notes wilt be paid In
lawful money Of the United States upon pre.snta:
Lioa Of the same at the TTesssury, q ihs upited
Oe24.OE Acting Comptroller OF the Currency.
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r13.MILHAU'sG GOLDEN COD LIVER
TX OIL, pure aud reliable, obtained from
fresh And healthy liyers, aud unsuTpAssedby any
Yet produced sold by al rcsIsse!IbIs druyyists.
ocia'2awH ls3 Broadway, New York.
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FINANCIAL AND coMMERcIAL

WASHINGTON, Nov. IS. lsso.-Jay Cooke
h %. furnish the following quotations OF Gov.
ernment securities;
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| OU0HLIN's DRUG STORE, OPPOSITE
| ing there,
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WANTED TO BUY, BYE JUsTH, LADIES,
w 9entlemen's, and Children's Second and
Clothina undef Clothing, Boots and Shoes, BE,
dc, at 3S4 Ia Seventh street, In thu second
square aboye the Northern Liberty Market, be-
tween and II streets. east side. sep2+-u
NAsTEp-NBwA AND CAST OFF CLOTHING,
'! old Gold and Silver, or any other article OF
value. z. the oid -ss!sbl,shsd MsTehsn. Pswn-
street. doors north Of Pennsvlvaaia avenue.
dee10.u
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Wants.

EHPLoYnENT WANTED WAGES NO
u 0BJRcT-By YOUNG. NAN Of good ad.
and GOOD seeSansnt Csa Eve IL ss.a p iii;
ysferenees. Address 7" G. II A., p. o. Boz No.
322. novlS.9t
T. 9, JUsTH PAYS PAIR tCAsHJ PRICES PoR
Clothing, Ender. Ciothing, Boots, Shoes, dc, No,
AIS Nln,h street. bsiwesn p and streets, third
Building. N. B.-Iuy Note by Nail promptly
alter ded to. novl3-u
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TOR sALB-APINE NEW HOUSE. SITUATED
= IN the most desirable legation and nelghb9r
aa0 street, between Eighteenth and Hineteenlh
streets. oc2s.du
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LoR RENT.-AN KLRo ANT sUIrB OF ROOMS,
L with Bath Room asd water Closet attached
.,,c, ssysrai single Roons for Een,iemsn. Apply
street. noy6H
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nG5f- MILHAU's GOLDEN COD LIVER
s-D OIL, with hypo-phosphit Of Lime. a
great management made with ihs beat OIL kPown.
disestbiiy Sold by az r1sPsToStses;, ssrsSsSst''
oot22.2awtf 1873 Broadway, New York.
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yVLnTED-PIRsT-CL REAL ESTATE PA
w PER, In large or small amounts. Aso.
money TO loan In small sums on Real E.tats.
STAIR hRrCALP.
Real Estate Brokers,
TIA. Northeast Corner n. Y.av.snd 18th At.
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TOR RENT HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
L Rooms. without board, at VI Indiana avenue.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-12-09

Harper's Weekly, one wear 81 70

Harrer's WeekIg, one year s ~
In Ee.T~ Cs5y .ts'H.rf Magazine
Weekly. 2 Bszar six Is pp..i Jrf.'<
gu Five Subscribers ~
81 o. .orh, .Ior. "oare el .>l
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Faast1g Pau-y a. III J-uoa
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". again call he a-,en.ioo Of The farm
ere of Maryland and Fi7zi-j' TO our En-
CELHGR. coura-ed IF 80 pounds q
=, I Peruvian Guan0. ana 300 po1nls
Of Solutle phosphate of Lime llon@s d.
solved in ~G,rhu-le acid potash and -
la tJrr4ing the most concentrated. Ut
versal and durable tetti iler eyee oaercd
to the farmer-comhjnl0g Al. 'he stiRu-
Iating properties OF Peruvian 0aano ami
The ever durable fersiL zing properties Of
Ground Baucs.
Excelsior Is in ine dry ponder, pre-
pared expressly fot drilling, aul can T.
applied in anv quantlty Per ere howcver
small and i j, the cpin on Of mary close
calculating Farmers. after +. L + ' + \
wears experience in testing il side h slte
with otter POPULAR fertilizers that ny
ulicatiou Of 100 roHrd, Of Excelsior i
qual to -uo to 800 pounds o' any tther
j fertilizer or euano cHered II sale, there
/ fore Is fully 100 to 20J Fer'ceut cheaIer.
! u 77y .erq i..' a.'.ar. er e't n
J,rofMs ,,fse u our T. rl,,orus rr.p
y@, e., ..' .. s : E. T. + Il, (, ~@ ID
other rit.cs
II Farmers should see that The An
4 ALYSIS and name Of j J TURNER 4
90 are hranded Oh every tag in REI
LETTEPS All others are cyuntertc!cs.
Price $40 per Ton.
j J TURNER ( co,
II lrgtt Street, Baltimore, Nd.
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ANALYSIS

ANALYSIS:
iumoniu, So
.1o'aJI@ raosp7ote II lime, 29.5l
Bone Phosphate q Lime, 1867
Composed Of the most concentrated ma
teri1l-. it is richer in Ammonia and Sol
ubIe ihosphates than any other fertilizer
sold, except our Excelsior, and i, made
with same care and Experimentation
quality guaranteed. Fine and dry, IN cX
ceIlene order for drilling. Packed IN
bags aad barrels,
EE PRICE SO PER TON.
J J TURNER 4 Co,
A. Pratt Street, Baltimore, Nd.
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