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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10

SoxE REFLECTIONS on HoRsrs.-There
Is Some difference Of opinion as to the pro
per definition ofthe term thorough bred, !,
which appears q all the race programmes
and jockey Advertisements. In England
the term Is said % mean pedigree traced
without flaw. through eight generations,
20 some Arabian ancestor. OF course n
horse less thsn eight generations removed
would be Thoroughbred, bu, it Is pro-
hable that after the eighth generation be
could not lay claim to that distinction.
In the United States the term is various
ly understood. Bat is always supposed to
imply descent, either immediate or re-
mote, from some imported ancestor whose
pedigree would be calculated according to
the English rule.
The prices Of good horses in all ages
have been exceedingly high. Some in
genious lover of the horse has discovered
tina. the one hundfed and fifty shekels
which solomon paid would be equal to
about eighty -seven dollars In gold. accord
ing to present valuations. That is . ire
mendous price for those days. Xenophen,
who lived six hundred years later, relates
that Seuthes. the Thracian. paid the Per-
sian King sum equal to one hundred
and thirty-seven dollars Of our money
The wonderful racer English Eclipse was
valued at S125 200.
The racing Of horses for prizes seem 10
have first become the pastine Of English
gentlemen q out the beginning of the
reign of JamsA I. In those flaws che
owner Of herse generally rode himself
and if he was beaten he had no other per-
son to blame. The employment of jock
eys to incur the perils Of race, and take
| the abuse Of those who lose money in case
If defeat, is modern innovation. In the
reign OF Charles |. races became quite
common, and were largely patronized by
the nobility. Godolphin Arabian, the
progcnitor of long line of illustrious "a
GERS. appeared in the rel On Of George III. !,
and Eclipse, the most celebrated horse the
turf has ever known, was bred in the reign
Of George III.
ANY person who attended the Pimlico
races could not have failed to notice the
predominancc of white feet among the
horses brought on the track The cele-
brated horse Lexington, the sire of 20
many horses that cannot be beaten except
by one Of their own cousins or other near
relations, wears pair Of white stockings,
and it is said that majority Of the fastest
horses that have appeared in England or
America were similarly marked Not
withstanding this incontestible proof of its
utter want of reason. there il n ponular
prejudice against white legged horses, and
if man is buying horse, and two are
presented to him of equal merit except
that one has white legs. he will be pretty
certain TO take the stockin.lcss horse
There is a sort Of nursery rhyme for sta
bic boys, with which all jockeys are ia
miliar, that expresses the popular feeling
on this subject:
= One white foot-huv q horse
Two white icct-try Il horse:
Three white fcet-l0ok well about him;
-Four white feet-go without him.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10

A BOYS COMPOSITION on THE GoAr.-
\ goat is stronger than a. pig and gives
milk. He looks at you. So does a doc
tor but the goat has four legs. Ny goat
butted Deacon Tillinghast in bad place.
and little calf wouldn't DO so. 4 boy
without a father is orphan, and if he
haint got no mother he is two orphans
The goat don't give so much milk as a
cow. but more than the OK. saw a OK
at a fair one day with card tied to his
left ear, and we went in on family tick
ct. Mother picks geese in the summer,
and the goat eats grass. and jumps on a
box. Some folks don't like goats. but as
for me, give me 4 mule with paint-brush
tail. The goat is useful animal. bu,
don't smell rs sweet rs nice bears oil for
the hair If / had too much hair would
wear wig as Captain Peters does. |
viii sell my goat for three dollars. and go
to circus to see the elephant, which is
bigger as Eve goats. Father is coming
home tomorrow. and the baby has got
the Group. Bad.
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SO acres

OF land.
This land is now in tire occupation Of
Mr. Rhodes Sherp ri, and is located about
six and half miles from Leoraritown, and
edj ins the farms of NJ. Tnum:s Lo'irr
and Thomas Hebb. L. has on it scvera!
TENEMENT HOUSES.
This sale will be made at The risk of
Nr. Rhodes She pard. tie former pur-
chaser, and will b. sold for cash. The
title to the property is iIdi>pu,ablc; 1t
was very valuable for lis wood and al
though large quantities of wood have been
cut AM sold from the place there is still
considerable wood on it.
Persons wishing TO purchase are re-
quested to visit the place before the day
ct sale, and any further Information c.n
be obtained by ealing on either of the
Trustees
PETER W. GRAIN,
BENZ AMIN q. HARRIS,
Trustees.
Nov. 10, 1S70-ts.
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GTATE OF MARYLAND,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
AxxsPsIIs. N.vcm,er I. 1870.
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION

Whereas il il met aud proper that an
calisht-n. Il people sh"n'i a ks"wa d-e
in h'sn' l., dew ton th,ir ,hankfiine's 10
the G. e1t Creator fur tire t-r~'"wal o. those
innumerahic goods they -njoy:
I, ODEN BOWIE. Governor ut the
State &c Maryland. have. therefore,
thought e. a, proper to i>~u" this INV
Proclamation ~ the poole at Msr,iard,
setting apart THURSDAY. the twenty
fourth day of the Pre>-n, month OF M
rember. As DAY OF IHANkSGl'-
ING.
Aud earnestly advise and entreat the
people Of Maryland tn devote that day to
the worship and thanksgiving of Almighty
God. to whom be praise and honor aud
glory forever.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of
the State of Maryland. at Annapolis. this
FIST day of November, in the Year OF
our Lord one ,hous and eight hundred and
seventy.
ODEN BOWIE.
BY the Governor
II. C. HOLLYDAY.
Secretary of State.
Nav. 10, 1913.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10

THr LrrrtE Cosros.t Maea,ixx for November
beautiful number, good enough for the mos,
essesing. since It's enlargement, and impruvs-
ment, and the addition Of fine full page and 9TH
or engravings, The Little Corporal is worthy Of
. circulation Of at leas, hundred thousand -
The remaining numbers cf lsTc are offered frye
to all who subscribe now Cor the next year
Don't fail to give your chi,irrn this sterling ic-
rsniss magazine. IL IS Published in Chicago.
Illinois, by Sewcii 4 Miller, at one dollar and
half year, Is cents for single copy eeau,i-
fsi and generous Prenisms arr given for clubs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10
Vacant Scholarships.
Nov. ), 1S70-3w.

FESllE Board Of S hoDl Commissioners
II having been duly notified that there
are sill six vacancies in the numbce of
State Scholarships in St Johns College,
Annapolis. Md, to which Saint Mary's
county is entitled, parents and guardians
arc hereby notified that the Boar / is ready
to receive applications for appointments
to fill said vacancies.
The charge for board, faI, lights,
washing and Textbooks is 5000.
The Board is also ready TO receive ap-
rlica'ions for three Safe Scholarships in
Maryland Agricultural College. Stu
d ntS holding those Scholarships are not
charged by the College for tuition and
use o. books. being a deduction of seven
ty-five dollars.
The College year for St. Johns COL
lege begins on the FIRST "Wednesday in
October. The First Term of Agricaltu-
raj College begins on the 10Th of S.ptem
Der and the Second Term on III. ), Of
February. S.nd applications TO Prssi-
OF the Board. .f
BY order Of the Board, B"
JAMES ii. MILES,
President.
Nov. 8. lS70-ss.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10
BILTyNORE MARKETS.

GRAlN.-wheat--tjfFcr 10 aay Zoo
bushels white and n, 600 bushels rcd Market
steady; sales embrace 100 bushels good 10 prime
Maryland at 81 -5oELso; 400 bushels choice
Ohio AZ 81 g.; Se0 Bushels fair do al 81 "a; of
red /, $50 bushels rh1ce Mari lami At 81 e0tT e5
l, 200 bushels medium do. AZ 81 SOFA SIS; 200
bushels good do NJ 81 seq 30; :, 0oO bushels
fair do. af 81 .3o<al-sS. and few hundred bush
els inferior as $lGsi-16; $500 bushels Ohio ard
Indiana shipping grades al 81 .ssGl.so.
CORS-Receipfs :, 600 bushels y hite and :, 600
bushels yellow; demand good: sales embrace
5000 Bushels new white AZ 6sfGT5 cts bulk At
7367s cts.; l,leo bnrhels old do. at Iota %
cts. 300 bushels old fy-cnt yellow AT IS cts ::
], 500 bushels new prime At SOFA 50 cts: $50
bushels mixed ard Western yellow at T5G.s
cts.
oATS-4.4oo bushels ofssred; par, only sold
at ssts4s cts.
RYE-3oo bushels received no sales.
Monday Nov. TIN, 1870.
T0BACCo.-Weco continue 20 report a good
demand for Maryland Leaf shippers taking all
the desirable lots Offering NJ full previous prices
Sales this week 500 20 600 hhts. Of Ohio we
note sales within the past week or two Of some
500 hhGs. chiefly for DuiSherg at former prices
We notice also some recent movement in ken-
tuc&y, hut for Virginia the market here is quiet
Cleared from this port this week a25 hhds lea;
10 Liverpool. We quote rs before, viz:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10
House Painting.

n H.CANpBEIL osTrrs his service 10 re
N. siflzrus ef Z, Nays county in the
paCity at HpCSE PAINTER, and r-sicc fai-
iy soiiCits n re of rahs.c enroarsgcm MT
Ne i heated in Iscunaritowl, where ord -
t.,r Ia. servi,ts NAV l.. addressed. He "a PER
ri,,vsl to refer IN the solloxins gea;leasen, Zoe
Whom h. has worked, - tn his workmanship.
nEic~s and rrn,rai department Col II q )
Kew. I " Ralry. Col Y II Mixes, z SpAld-
Ing Col George Fort : aad Geo Combs.
Nov 10, Is.e-6m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10

To TRAIN A HoRsE TO SrAND.-The
.4n,criicap Vock .Iournm contains the fol-
lowing directions: take your horse on
the barn floor and throw strap over his
back and fasten it to his right fore foot ::
lead him along and say whoa" at the
same time pull down the strap, which
throws him on three feet and makes him
stop suddenly. This is the best way
known to teach whoa, though you can put
on the war bride. and say whoa, and give
him sharp jerk that viii stop him about,
as soon as the strap TO his foot. Then
put him in harness, with the foot strap,
as directed under the head of training
to harness" and drive him up to the door.
The moment he undertakes to move take
his foot and say whoa. Get in your car
riage and e out again: rattle the thills,
make all the noise getting in and on, you
can: give him to understand, by snatch
lug his foot each time he moves that he
must stand until You tell him to go; and
after few times you can put the whole
family into the carriage and he won't stir
out of his tracks"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10
LEOSARDTOwN, ND.
TnE RrsrLr IN TIE CorxrY-we rive

TnE REsrLr IN TIE COrxTY.-we give
below the result Of the election in our
county on Tuesday last for Congress, pre-
missing that there were 3,0S9 votes cast
and that the election past off without the
occurrence Of single breach Of the peace,
70 far rs we have been advised, which was
mainly due TO the good sense and forbear-
=nce Of our people. and our efficient police
regulations. The Democratic majority,
it will be seen, is not up to the mark pre-
dicted BY US. but II is quite sufficient TO
indicate iba, the democratic party is COM
Pstent TO maintain its asccndency in our
county. and the pluck and determination
i, has evincod in the campaign just closed
shows that i. means to do il. The truth
is. radicalism has made lis last respecta-
bic fight in st. Mary's. We have meas
ured strength with the secret and there
fore shameful oath-bound leagues in our
midst. and we have taught them by a no.
table lesson that We mean not to be ruled
and riotcd over by strange men. with
Yankee faces, managing and manipulating
black ignorance and hatred. One thing
We promise our readers, the Leagues shall
have neither peace nor quarter while the
Beacon is controlled by its present man
agcment But to the returns:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10
BANKRUPT NOTION.
~ TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
UNITED STATES,
;"flD nv

HTiltS is IL give notice. that n petit
Il tor has been pros pt,.d to the Cur,
this 21rh dag OF Octn;cr. 1870. by jul
US \. Bod, of H." County o. st Mary'.,
Stat "' Mary laad. and Di,tr-t aforesaid,
Il Bankrupt, PRAYING tha' lie my b, de-
creed to have a fu'l d'schar 70 from all his
dcb's. pr"vthc unl"r t'c B,nkrup: Act,
All nron aJing sail Petition
l. IS oricrcI hv the Curt. that hear
II Z &c rai upon ih,. SINE. ON tn. 9TH
lay - y vcmh'r. 1870, before n. Cnur.
IN n" City of Baltimore, in 81; D;,tric,
~ 10 o'cluck, a. m. AMI that notice ,Lcrc-
Of b" published in the Baltimore Ga.cft,
and 81. Mary's Beacon, newspapers prin-
ted in said Dis riot. once 4 week for three
weeks before that day: and that all cred
itors that have proved their debts, aud
other rcrsnus in interest, may app at at
said lime aud place. and show cause. if
any they have. why the prayer of said
Petition should not b. granted.
JAMES W. CHEW,
Cork Of District Court
for said District.
Nov. 3, lS10-3w.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

aihI Nv ~ ~ l'IAN NVlINEs-
Orphans Curt Of ST. M,ry'. County, Sc: -
Nov 10, 1870.
nRDERED By THE COURT, That John
~ Dilahav AMI Jane VI Morgan, aiminiStra-
tors of ChaS Che>eldine, late OF Saint MARY :
county, Maryland, deceased. give the notice re-
quir,d by law 10 the ieceaSci's creditors 10 cx-
hihit their claims, and that the same I've pub
lished once a week fo- SIX Successive weeks in
some new spaper printed in said county
Test: JAS I VI RALEY,
Register Wills for - Mary : county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance of the allow, order. we her"h,
give notice Ihat we have obtained from the
Orphans Court 81: 81. Narvs county. Mary
land. letters q: administration on ihs personal
estate OF chas Ckc>cidinr. late Of said county,
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said Decreased are hereby LotiEcd to exhibit tn.
same with the proper vouchers attached thereto
To the subscribers, ON or lctore the 2l>i ,ial of
MAY. 1871, they will otherwise ~ law he cN-
Cludcd from all benefits of the said estate All
persons indebted 10 the deceased are requested
10 make immediate payment 10 the subs. r,betS
JOHN piLLAHAI,
JANE MORGAN,
Administrators.
Nov 10, lS10-Gw.
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Em p. ROWEEL 4 CO., sarsrt Res,
NJ Asw fssk.
s. ~ PETTEyGTLL 4 co, 31fssrk Rer,
Ns< Teri, d
Are the seis agents Tor the 8. lX.ry'. Esscoa,
in that city. and are aashsrioed TO contract
for Inserting advertis~nents f6r US =, our low
est cash rates. Adver.isersin that city are re-
questesi TO leave their fascrs with either Of the
above houses. a.
tet -, 1870.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Orphans Court Of S.i.t Nlry's Cym,y, s.: =
Nov 10, !Ssn
nHDEEED By THE COURT. That T. T..
~ Perry. executor Of ANN oW ARD
late of II Nary'> c"uu'r. Maryland. ty.ya-,l
rio the notice required hy Law 10 the deceit =
ell : creditors to exhibit their claims. and that
,l'e same hc published once n week for six sue
cessiyc week. IN some newspaper printed in said
county.
Test
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10
jaws T " Rsrrv,
Register Wills iSr 81 Mary 5 county

NOTICE.
In rurIulrc" oF the above order. I hr-eh '
give notice that have obtained from Ihs or
phnns' Court vt 81. M,rv's county. Maryland
letters teSfamcn'.try on the personal estate Of
KIM Howard, late OF -,d county. deceased.
All persons having claims ag::iu>; TIE >tii ,..-
ceased are hereby uot.tir - cg'iuii t.. .a,E.
with 'hC proper ~"u, hers attached Thereto. IT,
the subscriber, on or before the -: iiy uf WAY.
1871. they vii! otherwise hv Law -. cly,a..,l
from the benefits Of the sail c~ti'r Al r,=-,is
indebted t" Ia" !"rrtS. Z .rrc ,si ...;oi b.. aINc
Immediate Fay la,nt ~ lGc subscriber
I'd PERRY,
Executor.
Nov 10, lS10--6w.
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Notice..

A ii. persons are hereby warned not 10 ,re5-
Z ISsos on my farms. near the Head OF -
Clement Bay. It'll dog. gar or o;herwis.. The
Ia" Viii ne rigidly enforced against all who dig
regard this notice.
Nm. BISCVE
Nov. J lS10-3w.
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For Rent.

SOCIETY HILL FARM situated on
~ Bri,tcn's Bay in Beggar's Neck
about five miles from Lconsrdtown, con-
tanning eight hundred acres Of land. mos
ly arabic, and has on it two thousand
peach trees. second year of bearing, and
other fruit trees Apply to
NEALE, HARRIS 4 co,
26 Commerce ST., Baltimore.
Nov. 10, ls10-om.
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King. it will be remembered is the prin-
cess Clotilde. wife of Prince Napoleon.-
/ Her career seems 10 be much less exalted
than those of the other members Of her
family.
The new King If Snain "a a vouny man
a little over ,wen,v-6ve wears of ,ce and
so far has seen but little of public life
In Italy he is very well liked. He has
been brought up in the school of cons,i
tutional monarchy. and ought to make an
honest and liberal ruler.
Tuy ArRoR,-It is pronosed 10 oscer-
tain bv actual experiment the sunnosed
magnetic character of the aurora borealis.
! 4 telerraphic wire between New York
and Philadelphia has been so prepared as
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Executors Sale
of Valuable
PERSONAL PROPERTY,

DIR virtue Of authority from the Or
ID phAu's G 'urt Of Saint Mary's coun-
ty. the undersigned. as executor under
the last will and testament Of the late
Thomas w Gardi.e~. will sell at Public
Sale on the premis Of the said Gardi-
der. in ST. Georges. in the Factory dis
trct on
Thursday. the l7th dayof Norem-
Der, 1870,
a large amount Of personal property, com.
posed in part, rs follows:
A number OF valuable Horses,
Oxen,
Cows,
Calves.
Hogs, etc.
Also. large lots of
Oats,
Corn,
Proveuder, cite.
Also. numerous farming u.-n,l., in.
Guiding
Wheat Thrcs',ers,
Fans.
r,aughs,
U.uows,
Cultiva;ors,
Axes,
Ilols.
Reaper Nni Mower,
Carts.
Wagons,
Family Carriage
and Harness.
Baggy aud
Harness,
Saddles,
Brilics. etc.
Household ard Kitchen Furniture,
a superior PIANO,
lar" aumblr cf filc
BIS.
Mattresses and line
Is i Clothes.
SILVER Ware, etc.
TERMS OF SALE.
For sums of 9l0 AID und.-. CASH
above Slu, n credit OF four months, with
ur!c al! sa'I>t ,ct"ry security. Sale -
commence at 10 o'clock, "a. m
JOHN Nj. BRONZE.
Executor.
Nov. 8, lS10-,s.
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jaws T " RALFY.
Register VIII, fyr - MARY county.
Not ICE.

In pursuance of the above or,lrr ! hereby
give notice that have obtained from The ur-
rhanS> Court oiSt Mary county. MARYLAND.
icticiSSc>i 'mcn'..ry on III" personal estate Of
Thomas / HrUry. late OF sud county deceased
Al! persons having claims against The said 10
Ceased are hereby notified 10 exhibit the same
with the proper vouchers attached thereto. to
the subscriber, on or before the 2Is, day q.
May, ISL. they Will otherwise by law hc .xclu-
dcd from the benefits of The said estate Al!
persons indebted 10 the deceased are rcguc,, ted
10 maze i.n;AedIlte payment to the subscriber.
VIM fUNWELL,
Executor.
Nov 10, lS.0--6v
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A vi
FARM

- w "a ~
IA containing
ted a, the mouth
Potomac River.
The soil is Kind Z
adapted to the e.
ducts cfthis secti,
Is ccnvenieBs 10
wharvcs, has n r
DWELLING
upcn it. a lare
STABLES, and
not SES III
and TIMBER "a
come that nigh,
adjaecrt waters
wild fowl in scas
mos, at the land
on the grea, puc
ro~s,) has fine
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fitah'y lr<lded.
b. divided into
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10

A, the residence of his parents in this district
on the lth Of Noaernher, instant, FRANCIS
DOWNS, eldest son Of Joseph L and Ann p.
Downs, in the 2srd yuas o. bis age. May BIC
ryxt In rgxsce,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10
COY Eikl III

nRDERED. II
~ that the rerJ|
Trustee. in this ca
frmed, unless eau
on or before the
provided 4 copy oi |
Ell in the 81. Mar,|
for three succcssIy |
lsi Monday If III
The Report stat,
Sl,2UJ.
JNt|
True copy
IN;
Nov !, 1870
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Orphans Court Of ~. AIry's C5unty, Sci

Nov lc, 1870.
nEnEEED By TIE COURT. That Vim e
~ FoNwcll, Executor Of ThnInts + DrY-
nv, late OF -. Marv'S county, MARY land de-
ceased, give the notice required ny law - H..
h"rca>cNs creditors TO exhibit their claims. AID
that The same hc published once wcc'> f,r i y
successive w,ras in some newspaper printed il.
said county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10

Merrick's majority in the county, 25l
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10

Of MI hirlc. 90 "
Is Gallo j, aut!ru
THEIR FA
will ic made To- Il
Baltimore figure
Our Cntirc ito
AT \ + An
in the markets al
lie sold nj prizes I
At the old sta
- "i"'H!hr /
Town.
We solicit an
aud Il share Of pu|
GREEN
Oct. -. IL,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-10

GCANo--Peruvian is still moving Off slow
", but prices for ii still As follows viz sos
for Chincha Island and $50 for Guanape, gold,
pcr long ton, for large lots from the agents and
$7i@ - currency, per ton Of. 900 ls from deal
ers. The stock here is heavy. We still
quote Redonia and Orchilla ut $50 per
ton of 1000 his. IA Mexican do. at S35. Sol
uhlc Pacific do. at 500. Patapsco Company's
Guano 1T $50. Fertilizers, including Phos-
pilates. Manipulated Guanos, &c, range from
$40 TO $40 per ton OF 1000 lbs, all currcn-
cH.