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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-30

AT a meeting of the stockholders of the Sum
bury Lumber Company, held on Monday last,
Wm. NJ. Rockefeller, Esq, was elected President
of the Company, to fill the vacancy of E. Y.
Bright, deceased. Mr.. John Bowen was chosen
Superintendent
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FueaI AHairs.

WE notice that preparations are being made to
commence the brick work on the New Presbytc-
rian church, on Market Square.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-30
The Con fessiOns Oran Invalid.

DCBLISIIED for the benefit of young men
4 and others who suffer from nervous Debility
ets., supplying the means of sclf-cure. Written
cesving post paid, directed envelope. Address,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Dee. 25, lS69.-6mos.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-30

\ LARGE TRAIN.--A train arrived at this place,
on the 21st.. which came over the P. d. E. Rail
road, consisting of57long cars loaded with lum-
Der, and 80 empty long cars. The mammoth train
was drawn over the road by Engine No. 110l, in
charge of Samuel Cherry, Engineer, and Robert
W. Adams, Fireman. Conductor of the train Mr..
David r. Henry. This is probably the largest
train of cars that passed over that road since it
has been built,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-30

Mt'icAl lssTHt AlsTs II u. MasseT has Just
leesl,sl nes saPply ef Niolia', Aeeosdsons,
banloss, tantoaass, aa.ieal botss and isasl,
eal lRslfg,nsals,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-30

THE hop of Young Bachelors on Tuesday cven-
ing last, passed off very pleasantly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-30

WoRKMEN engaged in putting up the foun-
daton of Mr. Henry 1aupt's building on Market
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-30

REV. MR.. LrGurSER, has resigned his charge
at Danville.
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Special 2otices.
- Z :, 49,, - -
WORLDS OF G,HHySpIgs

nN the Errors of Youth and the Follies of Age,
~ in relation to Marriage and Social Evils,
with helping hand for the erring and unfortu-
nate. Sent in scaled letter envelopes, free of
charge. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box, p, Philadelphia, Pa.
December 1 l. 1S60-1y,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-30

ms Ho''ss by shs fhlladslphla Fss,s hat lhs
sa'nhlinE hells la the gity Of rblladelphla La,e
hssa slnsl 1Afoash lhs sfoils ~ D.striei AZ.
'o'nsy ulhs'ass sniaielng shs law upon ,hsrn. ani
ihAs man} of shs gaatlels haze lea the rlt, 40
~ 'A'H A'ss-ilsi's slssshsfs. "a i ssslslaly
rfsllaAls ~ lhe lac abl.lius riitsps u Phlsisl.
pha iof having sspglsei hgm thslg tliy ,hl,
scat eafts, Fnl', 10 dosbl, aeeoauti iag lafes
usmbsH VI thslr 'ohssioaal ssmbls,s lga,slus
1sfapsh lhs sasuiy' Ne haps pvi ni,iilsi Az.
lgusy slil lpllos a. gsamllg uf a.. gibb.n,,
asl bllas siisRasn sha ifg lgflnE ssias ef ouf
yeHlh' nom shsif taas asi tsalisg aisassis
o. la.irs.
s,s.. t.s l.p .s.sa, a.as ,s.i .pr..r
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-30

HoN. ELI SLIrER has returned home to Lewis
burg. His health has been much benefited by
his soiourn in the South.
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COUPONS CASHED.

Stocks bought and sold on commission only
Accounts received and interest allowed on daily
balances subject to check at sight.
Feb. 90 '70-ly,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-30

CLOSING PRICES OF DEHAvEN IL Bro, 40 S.
THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA.-3 O'Clock, p. NJ.
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Who refused 20 assist,
OUTRAGEOUS.

Amer removing the goods ou, Of the Keystone
Hotel several young men secured "A barrel Of
"hlskey OF which they appeared 10 make free
use, aud after they became under the Influence
OF The liquor, No regret 10 leaFn, attempted TO
create disturbance with our ueighbors of Nor
Ihumbyrland, who came here aud showed their
good will by aiding 10 save our towu, This Was
an outrage which 0ur officers are eensuublc for,
IA uo' arresIiag the ins'isssors and locking them
up At once II strangers are 10 BE- ill-treateI
l'' rendering US valuable services by set Of
'ond'e'' The sooner our Law abiding citizens
"'l see 20 hA'ing them punished .ahe bgtler Il
VII be ioF the reputation of our town.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-30

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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-30

WHILE at Shamokin few days ago, we CHANGED
to visit Mr.. James Seibert's lee Cream Saloon,
and were pleased to find it the best fitted up
Saloon outside of the city. Mr.. Sebcrt has
lately renovated his wholcl establishment, and
fitted it up in grand style. Having erected n
Soda Fountain at a great expense, Tie people of
that borough will be blessed during the hot SUM
mcr season with cool and paatable drinks.
Those who visit Shamokn will lind this Saloon
one Of the most pleasant resorts in that town.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1870-04-30

We are happy to learn that the citizens of the
county arc beginning to take an interest in hay
ing a Map of the county got up in good style
We are Informed that Mr.. Cummings has already
procured nearly enough subscribers to warrant
him in undertaking the work. We would further
suggest that these Maps be introduced in all the
schools, as VIC have no doubt they will be of vast
benefit to scholars who are new beginners in
geography as it will give them better Insight
at the commencement of the study of that i'm
portant branch of education.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-03-17
OBITUARY..

90 ETTI ~.
Mar C,a<,oase Hall On the ncrs;.x
IL the s,h inst. CLAY r0N (saa OF Jo-
scph n. HTr son Esq. } aged 81 year..
Thus passed. frem tinan 70 eternity, .
young m.n. tn, like % whom. (~e sAo
knew him wcs;) shall rs'er $50 again !:
D,privei At an early asa OF MssAcr,s
tendsr esrs and religious gaiianee. hc
soon becsmc tho snlsce ~ veil a. Kind
eas.oiian Of. bis sickly Father. As son j,
none vas more dasifal o. . scaoel-bsy,
uooe uors obeiisus aud respected to his
reseherr asa friend. none trucr ia.
aussrioas. nc. could not b. Tile As cisi-
Ess. NJ greater loss could have bes.ilsa
the community; jus. aud upriShs IN I'll
hisdssiiays; geatssmsn ID every ssass !;
an humble AMI consistent Chriakian. he
died . he ha6 Gvsd. bowed and moarssd
by all. lie p,ssed pascefally over The
dark river and received the reward OF a
vsn speat lie. 30 comssstsl. then. rsl-
ssises. and ,irpaas. Knowing that yssr
loss, is his csesnal gaia TnSS che choir
at the family d sari is vacant; tho his
yMinxy fsey xhI fimiFia- voice VII never
again IN, his -yosla gladden. year hcas,a
tho che shall no; return TO you. yet you
may 80 y him. .-,i, D,rsrp,a-n :
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-03-17
Respectfully.
JEFF. B. JARBOE.

81 have proposition to make TO Mr.. Jarboc,
and make il in good faith and without the
slightest temper, notwithstanding he has thought
proper to throw back" at me, etc. Bu.
frst,-ei;her have no; received any money for
my services as School Commissioner which |
was not entitled to receive by law, or Mr.. Jar
hoe is a slanderer. there can lie no escape
from one or the other Of these alternatives
Now, the annual statement Of the Treasurer. TO
which he refers, does not show what amount |
have received Tor my services In the School
Board, whether ia eycess Of what he supposes
the law authorizes or otherwise. Ii simply states
that S3eo was paid the Comm issioners, without
naming what amount any Commissioner receiy-
cd. therefore The Treas urer's statement cannot
determine the issue between Us. Blu: there ARE
data in existence directly bearing upon the matter
in hand OF the most explicit and conclusive
character. These are in the hands and under
the control of the present Beard ofSchool Com
missiorers. And Il is just here bring in my
proposition. ! propose that Mr.. Jar5oe shall
meet me in the presence of the Board ON any
day ii may advertise to meet and that
NAV suit his convenience. The Board ! am
confident, viii silow both OF us free access 10 all
archives in its possession that we may desire to
consult lie shall then proceed 10 arraign M
fer receiving money for ny services IS Commis-
sioncr VI ieh was aot entitled TO receive by
law and bring forward his proofs. On my
part, agree, and put myself under obligation.
to return to the excheqaer Of the Board two
fold for every dollar that he may be able 10
establish that l have wronsfuily or illegally
obtained for my services. on the other hand.
il he shall fail or be unable 10 establish hi.
charge against me, then, aud in that case, he
shall agree and be under obligation 10 stand
up in the presence or the Board and speak the
speech with proper emphasis and APP
pirate gesture s-"kr. Fresaiesst and G.nGiezss-
q tie Etara To the extent that have accu-
sei Sr. King Of appropria,ing or assisting 10
appropriateness hiu,slif, or Of charging or recei,-
ing any money for his services as q School
Commissioners which WAS not clearly aaa spe-
cifcslly warranted ~ law, l ana a slanderer."
This is nay Proposition, and as mean basiness
and AN not hunting notoe:etr, here close the
controversy besveea Mr. J.rboe ana
my sels apea ihs sakiset-aa.s<r Of sec.sassoa
JQIlS r. KING.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-03-17

4 ws(S1dsssss.-O1r thanks ire
de 10 an unknown friend for psnphles
copy o:ths spessa Of George cs..ou. Esq..
> represeaanaiva in. the lower branch Of
IL I<sals1sre Or the City Of Bal,imnre.
= - K1Ilsoaa sssssasi,a. of Nv. sfer.
vssk- The speech efMr. C,,.ou has o.
ready been noticed in appropriate and
sheres"se eonnendaiory terms in ou- col-
umus. and our oljccs in making reference
to il now il, 10 place before cur readers
the graceful and e'oqu-nt tribute hs INCL
den'aliy paid to 81. May.i. The course
o. his remarks. Speaking of the proper
mode Of adjusting Ii. conflicting c.aim,
of the State ssa the Ralsoai. Mr.. Col.
ton said: >
'.In my .orinion. il can be done. IN no
hotter or more speedy way thSn by The
adoption Of some sush message IS that
proposed BY the genilenaa from 81. Ma.
rye. fMr. Martin. } the appointment Of a
Committee With full powers 70 .adis .an,i
adjust this whole uattsr. Il Gsls prru !.
SIR, when | saw NV honursA friend rise
from his seat aud offer to the Senate his
message Of comprSuise ana conciliasiop
Twas 6.ting, sir. that L should come
from such one As be; Twas fitting that
il should come from the representative o.
such a county As old 81. Marys-shas
good Old county-tae mother Of Is ali.-
delight to do her honor as my. own
county. Twas there. sir, I first saw The
light Of day. aud there my boyhoods hap
Pr hours we're spent; amidst those dear
old scenes cluster my foa1est rceollec-
tons, and beneath the shades Of her tall
oaks rest in quiet the remains Of my faith
er and mother Aud il va. in that dear
old county. more than century ago, ,ha,
our ancestors, who had I'D from iutaler-
aucs and persecution in the futherlaad.
upon the banks Of her beautiful waters
plantad The cross aud raised the standard
upon the folds of whose proud. banner
we're inscribed in letters of living light,
those glorious. words: Equal sht.. JUS
tics to all. fr,e liberation. civil AMI relig-
ious liberty" And I thank God tina,
there's justice and life in tie old Land yet ;
and have no doubt. il there had been
railroads in those days. they would have
been willing to have done cvea jas,ic, to
them" I'm.
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CoNMUSrcArEp.
March 18th. 1870

mr.. Editor As regards Mr.. J. r.
King stismstizing me as "slandcrcr,"
I say this: that chaps sec. Of the
school law limits the School Commission
ers' sittings to four sessions, each scs-
sion to continue mt longer than two
days at salary of $500 each day,
making for each Commissioner not
more than S24, the aggregate 3l44-
That in the annual statement published
in the Beacon Of Dec ed, 1859, in con-
f"rmi,y to chap. 3. sec. 10 Of the school
law. the the sum of $500 is set opposite
their names As their per dem. have
no desire, knowingly or otherwise. to
SANDER Any man or set Of men, and no
one will more willingly recant than my
sclf when convinced of error, but, until
it is shown that tue $500 Was not paid
to them for their services rs School Com
missioners for the last scholastic year, I
adhere to my statement and Throw back
tue CHARGE
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Literary Notices.

We are in receipt from the publishers
Of the January reprint OF the North Brit
ish Rerier. The North British, though
hoary with age. being now in its 5lst
volume, still retains in full play the sin,
and vigor of its youth, chas,encd and mel
lowed somewhat BY the wide experience
Of prolonged lie. 1, is still abreast, If
not in advance. of its moro youthful CO.
.cmporaries in breadth Of subjects, abili-
ty ot discussion and exactaess oslearnins.
The number now under notice embrac s
a vast range of thought and information,
compressed indeed. but sufficiently full
and connected to maintain interest and TO
be easily intelliei5lc. The article. on
"Bahylouian and Assyrisn Libraries, -
1.-The Origin Of American State Rights, !"
"Decen:ralizatio in France and Prus-
STA" History Of irish Land Tcuures,"
are Of heavy metal Int are valuable for
the information they contain. and for the
fair and enlightened criticism that adorn
them. TIE articles on ..Swift," Auto
biographies" 1.-THE Repentance Of the
4ery, Party" and tie melange en- "Co-
temporary Literature. are of lighter
weights tut are admirably groon,ed and
can teckandhy made to besuile an idle
hour Of safety and dro~siness. Price,
81 per annum-S cents postage for each
numscr. Address, Leonard Scott Pub
fishing Company. 40 Fulton street, New
York City. n. Y.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-03-17

The "An,ericda Stock Journal for
March has az unusually extended and
interesting table OF contents. The value
of the information it monthly presents to
stock breeders and farmers, generally,
and the low price of its subscription en-
title it to admission into every agricultu-
raj household. There is. not single is
sue OF the Journal that we have read that
has not contained stock and farm infpr-
nation, before unknown to us, which was
worth double the price Of the subscrip-
zion. Price, 81. Publishers, N. p.
Boyer & Co.. Parkesburg, Chester Coun-
ty, Pa.
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NOTICE..

In pursuance o. tas above order, | hereby
give notice that have obtained from the Or
pAsas Court OF -. Muy's couaty, Maryland,
stters of administration on the personal estate Of
james Cecil, late Of said county, deceased
Al persons harinx claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby notified 10 exhibit the same
with the proper -oaos,rrs attached thereto, to
me subscriber, on or before the IL; day Of Oct.
1870, they will otherwise by law be excluded
from the benefits of the said estate. All persons
iaieIiet Ia the decreased are re.luc.,ei 70 make
Immediate payment 20 the subscriber.
SB iiANMETT
Administrator.
March 20, lS.0-aw.
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We are in receipt OF the March num-
Der Of the "FstrHssrs' GGsesie," publish
lisAed by s. Bassstt Freech, IIl7 Main
street.. Richmond. Va. This agricultural
mentlly by the ability of les management
and tie low price Of its subscriptions has
obtained liberal atronaye in oar en-
mun;ty and It's circulation liz our midst is
on the increase. IL richly deserve. all
the favor il is receiving. Prize, 81. Aa.
dress - above: 1850 Fs'' -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-03-17

Young America will 6ad in their favor.
lite na'nesake for April fine display OF
novelties and entertaining stories. which
are quite up to its usual standard Of bcau-
ty and excellence. The April number
contains fine chroma supplement- Of the
Bob'o-liuk, worth the whole cost of the
magazine. Yearly. 81 so. with beau
tifu! premium, and chrome supplement
in each number. Address w. Jennings
Demorest. S3S Broadway, New York.
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4 80
The l>brnary sunber Of ever-welcome
MAaA iSossas tabss. ssrlese with enter
tsiumea1 NJ instruction. from "gay to
grave. RON lively 70 sewers" Earl.
Dene. "a .loAa" ani t" Cornelius o. Dexd. -
are eq1linued in the present uunber and
ias VzSS 10 interest a. they progress
'Eaissssity Tsss." +" The opening Of the
Sues CD Pashft pad. !" |" Democracy BE-
yasR p ka., : :. The Coming Session"
E.Pl Rxy~ed Esn.s Is.
Eng'ish Cbnedg" and ssLord By,vs asd
his Ca'umnidfovs." make up the presen.
table ofcontents and are all worthy Of
delightful BLAcKwooD. Price, S4a year.
postage "a cents. Address. the Leonard
Scott Publishing Company. 40 Fulton
street, Ne" York city. N. Y.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-03-17
MARRIED.

o, Thu-day. o. e February, slsim.,
kv the Rsr. faih-~ H,vii.,a. JtMR9
HEARD "a MissMAriI0A CLARKE.
GA III. f~s n<ss~.. hv the R.v, Fs.h.
Or II .mi,.sn. MARK THOMAS W.T..
KlNSON In Miss NARY r. BREWER.
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u nsmbcr If Demcrest's Moueks
y Naessise, just received. is. If possible
rrrsssapsek ,asnsns efas Treaee,s-ers-
sne eaxvavisrs. beas,i'sl spriag fasbisss,
eas-rtaiainE reading matter. esass etc
II Deaeress's Nonsblys nse ~ sso1el
Mssssfae q this coastry. Ne shss'd IKE
to knS1 which one .. Certainly a, eth
e. on- PRESENTS soch an array Of high
toned literary articles. in connection with
brilliant display OF reliable fashions.
not t6mension the numerous other valua-
BE featsrss Which 20 to n,slsc mp this
unique and Beautiful msssI.ns. Demo
rests d . deeilad AMI unapprcscbable
suseen- Yearly. $3.00. NTH . large
and spleeaid Ener.visg. sorth go. as q
nreRiun - sssh sakscriber. Address.
Dsnou6ts sTosthly. sss Broadway. n
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ST. MARY'S BEACON
1-EoNAIDTowN. NJ.
-Hr-srAY uoRxrSc. March II. rssa.

LrGIsLs-IvN.-Thcrc s.-ms to b. little
'"uh 'Ast 'he Senate ~ MsvvI.nd win
rice. she TT,usc rssoIr.i~-. ~ Mr.. Uar-
rannd threatening TIE R-ltin,ar~ ard Ohio
Rai!r"ai with .Seiirs Fseins. II 10 likefv
that he rsljecs-ms'ter Of dispaic will
then either he referred "a committee Of
Ne 80" Uruses. Without conditions snch
- the ". u.e hill imposes. or lie snhmi.-
'cd 70 'fe Gour.. an an ordinary action ~
debt. Asdeal Of talk end fuss and bad
fssline and monsy would have hccn saved
ifore or The o'her Of these things Rad
been done in the beginning.
TIE rroT ositiou to legaliss Contracts
Tar interest up TO 10 per cent. has been
sst down far d.haie on Friday mex. In
she present. condition Of affairs. especially
in sgreuI;ural sections. the proposition
b, Of very questionable policy. Il will.
IN ourjudeuens. njuriou>ly effect the price
Of "a lard in r.rkc'. viii withdraw much
esri,ai from agriculture and resuis in sd
Giional bCr,l,sns "a we'll ~ serious iAeon-
vsaicDes to all ,ar!as xho lave. borrow
I'd money BY mortgage or otherwise at
IL per cent.
There is nothing transpiring 10 Con-
Rress tha. Is not ~ hateful ard despica-
he 20 Butler AMI Sumner can make it,
Isjecd, these two men seem to be the ab-
snlute masters Of tie country, tho rest
"r.Te lea,her sal prunslls."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-03-17

peiSr Lscxcrr RsuRcAp.-We noticed
scue weeks ego in the Beacon that bill
lsd sera il tr' iueed in the Senate of the
Caiscd Stat BY Mr.. Lewis to authorize
The Corporation Of Washington to sub
serise 10 she Capital stock of the Poiu:
Lcosor. Railroad Company. The Ear-
i~sm smouas. we believe, allowed by the
tia Cor the corporation to subscribe was
sfsren hundred {, ousand dcll.rs. The
hir vas ,hearefcrrrd TO the Committee
On the Dis,ries Of Columbia. and on Fri
day last. :hey as;hor,E d Mr.. Lewis to
report hack The BIZ. with an amendment,
which provides that before the CSrposs-
sies shall subscribe to the stock Of the
rod. lie question mus. Be ssbEi:sed tss
vote Of sLs people. and If twdszk;r5s ire
in favor thereof. the stick in question NAV
Be sussssitsa. eshersise It cannot. Thus
u vi.i be seen thai the people Of Wash
d gen 1--we it ~ last In their power to
make sscd sheir promises in behalf sf on:
rcd ssd to 6naliy r, move iss completion
Gus Of shc ,egicp 10th ef 6cab, AMI con-
isefssc.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-03-17

OnsfrrcIIoxs TO SEINE Ffnrxo n TIE
PaY-x.Sr.-we notice that Mr.. Mad
dcx has presented = petition to The Sem
cite from Z King Clarke. Leo II. Hay
den aid l27 other citizens Of this county
mssfsstsd ia seine fishing in the waters
sf,he Pa.uxent river. asking either tic
repeal or modification Of the present oys-
ter law allowing PARTIES TO reduce tho va
Err lands Of said river to private posses
sicn. or the passage ofa law permitting
seincs TO be hauled over lands so reduced
.pd frtiddiug the placing Of obstructions
sssand such lands As n.J prevent seine
fshes, in the waters that cover them
Tbc petitioners rrsescn. that parties
have asaaed themselves o. the provisions
u tie oyster law 10 monopolize and re-
daec to Private possession many valuable
seine 6.hing resorts on the river and have
prevented their using said resorts By put
ting NJ stakes and other distractions in
said waters. They further represent that
the evil is on the increase and, if not soon
arrested by legislative enactment. will
spread to en- extent that will force them
TO abandon seine fishing altogether; and
tLey contend. furthermore. that where
Yen men in the county are benefited BY
che monopoly in question. hundred are
ineouvcnienced and injured by il. and they
therefore ask such remedial action BY tho
Legislature as will abolish or modify the
ell complained Of.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-03-17

The Baltimore Saturday Night has
been recently enlarged and otherwise i'm
proved and is now one Of the best litera-
ry papers published South of New York.
Persons Wishing TO obtain a good family
journal may go further and fare worse.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-03-17
ApMlNIsTRAT RS NOTICE.

orpAens' Court % 'Ssir. .xs,y's CIs.fs. SCI -
. March 8, 1910.
nRDgREe BY rHe COURT, Thu. J SB
" Hamlaett, stniaistrs:or of Ja:acs q Cecil,
late, Ut StrMarr's COUNTY. M,ryitnd, deceased,
Eive'the notice req2rsi hy itw to the dcceas-
ed creditors 10 exhibit their claim. anil that
the same he published ono. wsct for SIX sue
cess've wecks IN sone newsp ,psr printed in st
Macy cona,y. .r.
Test:
J,xr1 T " RALsv,
Register Win. for ST Mays county.
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M,LrrAxr PnoLs1i6
OBSERVER.

ofdei if5!n
'he = I'ass Generals osic. has besp
received at the Headquarters of the Fifth
Cavalry Battalion. ". N. G. promo,iu,
Capt. James Waring. Company A, to be
Major Of said BIstalion. rice 1t. Col \
Psrran Crane promO.-d. sl,s commi..;on-
ed ihcers o. the Battalion havine failed
to elect. We lasa. 4aas Gsp.- Whi,t;,,
ham liamae't. ossi.jon Gueser,l,- H.
.i.on Of Msjer. ~
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DIED.

Oa "Wednesday. the 2aa inssant. LIZ
ZiE LEE. only child at Caarnaa asd
Bcs,ie St Clair. aged IL months and 90
days.
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