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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-20

The above statement shows
Amount of bonds pur-
chased for sinking
fund, par value. H.. 100 $50 OOe 90
Premium and accrued
interest II ,52s sos 81 126 5T9, sos 81
Net balance in treas
urv, June 80, 1869. .155, $50 $40 So
Net balance in treas
ury, June 80, 1870 .1i9, 5o2,s71 60 6,177, 1863 25
1885, $50 -
Also deduct the receipts from ex-
cess In conversion Of bonds notes
and currency. ................. 1,GO,2I3 81
AC'uai gain In ioao......-- Sis, Isl AS 10
The above is correct resume OF the transac
tons OF the Treasury for the fiscal year ending
June Goth, 1870, as appear from the official re-
cords of the Department.
(Signed,) WIN. A. RICHARDSON, Act. Sec.
Treasury Department, August 20, 1870.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-20
WOOD AND COAL.

WooD AND COAL
Best quality BED and White Ash ANTHRACITE
SSVUAL, NholesAe and retail: CUMBERLASD
WAL lump and run OF mine.
PINE, OAK and HICKORY WOOD At Iox.-
prices, and Tor cash only. ~
JAMES GLEASON.
Once corner 18th st. and Penns ayepue.
opposite Treasury Department
suI0-d IRepl Depot and Yard. G It wharf.
COAL AND WOOD.
We have ahoat, TO arrive in . few DAYS. eayso .,
DevAEN " A. COAL, suitable for steam pur-
small advance, from the vessel ' -
Nc, constsntfy on band the best quality ef AN
nHhASlIE and CUMBERLAND COAL OAK
HICKORY and PINE WOOD, for sale M the go,
market price MAYFIELD HEisTos.
o. Green St. near the Csnsl,
e-,-oooe Georget-wn. ID. q.
ME HAVE PURCHASED IRON A p Hoov.,
the wharf and Mill AT the foot OF I'M street
LormerIy Gait where We shall keep constantly on
WOOD AND COAL
Our facilities for saving and splittine Stove and
hlndhng W ood are unsurpassed ~ any establish
ment 10 the city, and are now prepared 10 an
Win cispafc all orders sent US for Hickory Oak ana
Pine Wood; saved and split any length desired
Aiso, hiinding Wood in bundles, and al kinds q
Quantity and quality ordered guaranteed to Civ.
satisfaction So
Ord 0Tse5, BY mail receive g,Sn JBt .s,sn,isu;
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23

FEMALE SUFFRAGE CoNvESrroS.-The
woman suffrsge convention held in India
uarolis. Indiana, occupied its time and
talent on the 9th instant, in discussing
the series Of resolutions that we're offered
by the committee. The first resolution de-
clarcs that government to be defective
that disfrancnires one-half Of its people
The second claims for women the right to
be her own guardian and defender Of her
civil and political rights by having the
ballot placed in her own hands. The
third throws upon her the burden Of pro-
tec.iug these rights with the ballot when
she once gets il. The fourth denies that
one class has the right to leeislate for au-
other. possessing equal intelligence and
ability with itself. The 9th asserts q
faith h the moral power of woman to
remove the evils existing in society
The sixth urges tie appointment Of NO.
man to the suPerirtendency Of prisons and
asylums.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23
The July number of Democrats Month

The July number Of Democrats Month
ly Magazine has an unusually large and
elegant display Of the Summer Fashions.
with over sixty illustrations and two steel
engravings, together with its entertain.
ing literary matter. popular music. and
other beautiful features. and so elegantly
and artis,ically got up as to make ii
emPha'ically the model Magasins.
Demorest has also outdone al Others in
libe-s; Offer Of valuable Premiums. A
pew and extraordinary list is gwen in the
July number. which is very attractive.
among which is 6ne and valuable par.
lor chrome. printed in eighteen colors
and worth $500 to be given as . prcmi-
um 10 each subscriber. Yearly. $500
Address, Demorcst's Monthly. S3S Broad
way, New York.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23
An ASSAULT UPON A HossL PRorRrs-

An ASSAULT UPON HosEL PRopxrs-
roR.-The neighhorhood of Main and
Conduit streets was aroused from its usu-
al mono,ony on Sunday night last. about
o o'clock, by the Gaming Of Col A. Mors.
formerly proprietor Of the '.City Hotel. 50
The assault vas made BY Edward Wal
ton. Esq. one Of the parties interested
in the hotel property. which vas sold ..
auction in this city few days ago. The
difficulty appears 70 nave bsen the result
Of an old fead-long existing between the
families. and vas therefore nos very un-
expected By some Of our si.issss. The
Col. as he time vss eosaiag through from
Francis STREET 70 Maia, and when opposite
the store Of Mr.. Janss Andrews, vas met
BY Mr.. Walton, who. innediasely CON-
meneed the attack, stirling his adversary
several blows over shs head asd faee With
sheavy oass and telling him 70 the groand.
He vas Immediately picked up and taken
10 the drag seors ef Dr.. Pinkardis where
his voasds vers properly drssssd By Dr..
Clasae. uhe preaesassd shan not Of Sc
rioss nss.rs. thsagh vary painful. Mr..
Walsoa vas sooa Arrested and taken b.
fore Jsssiss D. G. fso~psos, Who, upsa
heafsng ths svidsnss IN the ease, released
hin % ths Sam q Eve Auadred dollars
bail . answer The charge hstore The grand
Jury. -An.afssss Ifpskicas.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23

ANOTHER VIcroRY.-The city election
at Independence. Missouri, which took
place on the 18th instant. resulted in a
glorious triumph for the Democracy. and
that, too. notwithstanding the fact that
the registration had added one hundred
and twenty-five colored names to the Rad
ical vee. Tie Sentinel says tina. the
Radical leaders confidently expected to
elect their ticket with this new accession +;
but "tbey forgot the white man, and the
white man forgot them. Large numbers
of Radicals, hitherto in full fellowship
with the party went to the polls and de-
posted straight Democratic tickets"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23

m and after WEDNESDAY, June 18th,
1870. Que u the Steamers will leave Bal
/ tiuscrs from their wharf. Pier No. q.
" Light street. foot Of Conway street. re-
ceiviag peseagsrs and baggage only, every
Wednesday aud Friday night at 10 U'eloek.
Tor Paiuxent River direct. proceeding as far
up ~ HIPS Laading.
Returning. viii leave Hills Landing eve
~ FRIDAY morning for Benedict, ani leave
Besejics every Satarsisy morning a. o'clock
for Ballir,ore; leave Nottingham every Mon
day morning At s o'c:ock Ter Baltimore d.
-eet: both Steamers calling at all the Land
isgs on the River. ing and returning, f,r
Freight and Passeas gers. and AZ Plum Pint
ever, Saturday and Monday, for Baltimore.
Leave Baltimore every Tuesday morning
At o'clock ior Patuxest River, via Plum
Pvi..t, proceeding as Tar up as Benedict.
Returning, leave Benedict every wednes.
day mosniag at O'Clock for Baltimore, cal
ling at Plum Pant gaing and 70 asning.
Leave Baltimore for Plum Point every Fri
day morning st O'Clock. returning same
day.
freight rrccivsd on Wednesdays and FRI
days, mp to 8 O'Clock. at No. Tobacco
Warehouse Wharf far all landings on the
River, and ON Mondaya. Q: same Wharf, for
Plum Point and ell Landings on the River
below benedsct
freight received for Fair Haven daily a,
Pier NJ, 8, Light street, foot OF Conway
street.
MI wEEMS,
Agent.
Jure %. ls70--sf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23
LECSAEDTowS. Nd.

cHtrnsariox or Tnx 4ru.-Ths ever
rsll6e sririsea wsshinesen Society cf
Charlotte Han School, . literary in-si.u-
tim attached 10 that Academy. intends
seletnsise che cnmirg national snnives-
ssry At Charlotte Han in On .pprcpriste
Dspher. Tie names Of the Reader and
Orator and G. mmissee Of Arrangements
arc givru In another place.
N . meeting 1t Ire Saint Mays Read
ing Room and Debating Society on Fri
Gay last. proposition was introduced and
adarsed 10 appoint Commiisee to cru
sidsr The pr"rrissy of celebrating the 4sb
in Leon.rd Town. The committee viii
report On Friday nsxt. and due notes
viii be given. il il shall report tavorably
aud the Society determine on tie celebra-
ten.
Our ps:r;osie negro citisrns hare also,
We learn. determined on celebrating she
coming 4sh. and have 6xei upon Leon.
ard Town . sAs place foe holding the eel
cbratioa. ---
Surprising tbs. these celebrations vii
nat be made occasions Coz par Fan speech.
fling and vis1perasio,, tut viii be con.
Quoted 30 the proper glorifea.ion Of tn.
greatest civic do. in human annals. We
express our hearty approval Of al! these "a.
trioiis su.cropipgs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23
MARRIED.

At 7 P. NJ, on Wednesday. the 18th
inst. at Cnris, Charch, Port Tobacco, by
the Rev. DR.. L,win, assisted bv the R.v.
John NJ. T,dd, Hoa. FREDERICK
STONE, NJ c.. aud Mrs. JENNIE
FERGUSON. daughter OF the late Col.
Nicholas Stones,reet, all of CHARLES coun :
ty.
On the 18th inst BY the R"v. Father
Pacciarini, ALEXANDER GOLDSBO-
ROUGH to Miss MARY L. GREEN
WELL.
On the 2lSt inst by the Rev. Father
Dcwolf. JAMES II BAILEY to Mis-
JULIA {. RUSSELL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23
Literary Notices.

Democrats Young America is ss spark
ling as ever. The July number, just re-
eeivcd. is fair specimen Of this most
popular and best Juvenile monthly. Its
entertaining stories, sketches. anecd otes,
talks to its readers. correspondence. poet
ry, music, pushes. and numerous Illus
trations, and chrome Of the meadow
lark, furnish rich mental feast for Young
America. The new list Of valuable Pre-
miums for yearly subscribers is perfectly
astonishing; in fact, most of them are
worth more than the full subscription
price. $3.50. Do not fail to see the July
number of Young America. Address,
W. Jennings Demoress, S3S Broad way =,
New York.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23

The NEW ArronrroxxExr.-The Con-
gressional representation Of the House has
been increased to three hundred members,
at which the West is jubilant. The pre-
sent House consists Of two hundred and
forty-four; the increase will be ffty-six,
Of which Illinois ~ill have six, Indiana
two, Ohio two, Michigan four. Wiscou-
sin four. Iowa four. Minnesota two, Mis-
souri, four. and Kansas two. Total, tLir-
ty. With thirty more votes in the next
House and thirty more votes at the mex.
Presidential election, the West will be
able 70 defy the East. and make her pow
or more felt in the councils of the nation.
The end Of New England dicsation is q.
hand. Leaders from that section have
been arrogant. graphing. iutolerant. and
when the screw is reversed they viii be
badly pinshsd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23

PRoLrVTc WHEAr.-Notwith standing
the general disaster TO the whea. crop the
present SEASON in our county from scah.
rust and other causes. We are pleased to
know. not only that there are fields in
our midst which are exempted from these
bl;ghts. hut fields which bid fair to eqaal
IL they do not surpass. the far-farmed
Frederick county lands in point Of wheat
yield. Col. Key. few days ago. show
ed Us bunch Of wheat heads, (some thir-
~ or forty in number. } picked from field
on his Indian Town estate, Of size and
prolifcness so remarkable that We were
induced into making IN estimate Of the
probable "turn out" By careful count
Of the bars. making = moderate allowance
for the contents Of each, we posted W an
average of Is good grains to the head
Some Of the heads counted out rs high rs
30 grains. At n rough calculation. We
would suppose that this yield would foot
up at leas. forty bushels to each busbe'
Of seed. The wheat shown us was Of the
variety know as the Kentucky white.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23
Public Local Lars.
PASSEDJANUARY SESSION, ETGH-
TEEN HUNDRED ANDsEvENTY
CHAPTER $50
AN ACT

For the benefit of Agriculture By secur-
ing the vendors of Manures.
See | BE it enacted By the Genera
Assembly of Maryland, Tha, whepeve-
any Of the farm ers aud planters of this
State shall purchase Cor the purpose Of
manuring their farms. any Of the eunDoes
or Manufactured cooccutratd mapures
including grcssd bones. on credit. IL al m
be lawful tov sacb purchaser or purcha.
scrs Of any Of said manures to pledge 70
the person Or persons from whom they A..
purchased, % security for the price of said
manures With interest at the rate of s;x
Per cent PER annum unril paid, an the
crops which may Be made o. n, hercd. or
sash pcrt,cn thereof - a.sy b des;wus-
ted IN their agreement, for the making q
vhieh said maa arcs may have been pur-
eAassd. AID such pledge when catered
int - hersissftr rcq1ired, shsll b :
preferred lien on such crop ar crops. and
70 Be paid out Of the proceeds theseof be-
fore all judgnents. exseutioss Or other
claims whatever. ssainst such purchaser
or parehssers, except in the easc Of rem,
- sre;as.sc. Yscviic3 sJg.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23

REsssrnATEox.-As il is not unlikely
that an attempt win be made. pepdiny
the coming registration, 20 ''innigrHfsr
70 our cosnty. under one psesext o. an
other. qsite : number Of the dusty ele-
ncnt 81 Washington city. q pr~ssnt asi
ofvosing employment. With Veg to IN
increase Of the radical vote here at the
coming Ceagvessiceai election. - have
thought il prsdeus 70 saeecss to our re-
gisfrsiors b provide themselves in i'd
v.nee With the latest li~ss Of the registered
rosers Of that city. These can be obtained.
we doub. not. BY sddressine our vasehfui
Representative IN Coaeress. How. r. Stone.
The importance Of these lists ~ m
s'i in defeating the ant;cirased unlawful
attempts Of Washington negroes TO vote
1t our polls v;il Ut "nce suggest isself.-
And the different counties Of this Cnp.
ercssional district should take The sam.
precaution. Il would be- we'll enough
also. to have an eye in the direction o
Baltimore. In the r,eanwhile. even .
this early day, orr regisirators should b
casting Short them. BY personal obaerva
ton and ueiehhorhocd inquiries. for in
sor-.a'ion IS to the present negro resident
ef the county entitled 10 register. The,
viii End that this .stisch in time" vii
greatly facilitate and tighten The labors o
their Office on registration days.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23
CHAPTER go.
AN ACT

To amend the Act Of Assembly Of 1865,
chapter 292, adding an additional sec
tion to Article 81, Of the Code Of Pub.
lie General Laws under tho title Of
Landlord aud Tenant by repeating the
same. and rc-enacting the same as fol-
lows:
Sec ! BE IL enacted BY The GeaerI As-
sembly Of Maryland, That the Act Of AS
sembly Of 1865. chapter 2o2, adding an
additional section Of Article 81 of the
Cod" of Public General Laws, entitled,
Landlord and Tenant, be and the same
is hereby rcPes.ed, and re-enac,ed a fol-
lows:
% In all cases Of renting lands where
in SHIRE Of the growing crop or crop,
shalt be reserved - root, or wherein ad-
vances BY the landlord have been made
upon the faith Of tie crops to be grown,
aud such advances made shall 10 . lien
on ssch crop or crops which saall no, be
diverted by any sale made thereof by the
tenant. Or BY any administrator Of . de-
ceased tesant, or BY the assignment Of
The tenant 10 bankruptcy OF Insolvency,
o. BY the process Of law issued against
the tenant; provided. that Al the lime Of
said renting the contract usder and by
Which the said advances are to be made,
shah be reduced to writing duly stiessed
aud cxecut Cd BY the sd lasslord and
tenant.
Sec 2 And Be It enacted, That the pro-
visieas q THIS Act shall osly apply % tho
coauties Of g.. Masy's, Piince Gcorge's
and Charles.
Sec = 4nd Be e enacted, That this
A ct shall take effect fron the dsse Of its
passage.
Approved April 4. 1870.
ODEN BOWIE,
t,evey, or.
ysae IS fs.o-Sv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23

n Cufs1nn n MAsaAeausErN-A
nass u.eeeisx eli vsekimeu~a 80 hsla u
Troy - weDasu1ng rv~i.s ~ Prrsssk
seasnne 49, tnqoafopa II Caissss iabor-
-. 1svssal 6nsy slsssAes v-vs mads
ssl - blhsU1ng rsusaafioes vsee sdop-
-:
Whsseas. We kAss uisne~sd Nth ssr
evu eyo - in1so l9ssjsa 81 Chisanen
iato ~ asasahs1sssss a the Rsst. fcr the
psrpose o. desssaise ske Amssis,n work
insman and the laborer. ard relncing
then - ~ ssadiaiea Of sertaom there
fore. - i
Resolved. Tat - sss iaa xibly 3D.
poes1 - Oh atssnpss % IL pest az espi-
sslists 10 ehsapca and deeraas American
labor By the introdactioa al q scrvile class
Of laborers fen China or elsewhere |;
while ve. - The same time. heartily vel
come all voluntary cnigrants from every
CLINE. sud pledge them ear syn catAy aud
sacoaragemsas in e6,rta 20 secure fcr
themselves ard their children homes on
American soil.
Resolved. That Ne call upea The work
ingmen throu=hoss the cosniry h hold
usass meetings. and nee al other honora.
bic means to urg- upon The Senators and
Representatives in Congress the necessity
II Immediately psssing the bill nov pond.
ing in the Scn.te, entitled "A bill to
| make the importation Of emigrsnts under
labor contracts unlawful !; and b Il furth-
e.
Resolved. That We pledge ourselves 10
the fstare not TO vote % sappsrs Cor any
once any party or parties Who are direc,.
ly or indirectly interested in the impor-
sation Of this servile rscc. and that VIC
will use our utmost efforts to defeat those
nov in ofi,e. should they offer for re-slec-
ton, il they refuse or neglect to work and
vote for the bill nov peuding ia the Sen
ate of the United States.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.

CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
y Turner 4
John Q a Holloway, trading
As Turner & Co.
W..
J Frank Bohansn, FIX Of
James l. Foxu-ll &
Ada Foxwell, his
Widow and Devsec.
In the Circuit Court for st Sary's county,
sitting AZ q Court Of Equity.
No. pa n Equity.
ORDERED, this gard day OF June, 1870.
~ that the auditors reposA A, filed
in this Cause, be ratified and confirm
e,.. unless cause 10 the contrary be shown
On or before the 3rd Monday Of july
next provided copy ofthis order be in.
serted in the SaiE, Mary's Beacon. once
week for three successive weeks prior to
the SAID Sid Monday OF July.
JNO A CAVALIER. Cl'k.
True corv-Test:
JNOA CAVALIER, Cl'k
June % ls70-3w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23

COMMITTING THAT EVERY FARMER w ANTS
A copy Of the American Stock Jour.
nal. The June number contains the usu.
al variety Of valuable information, writ
ten by the most practical writer's in
the country. If our Farmers would ray
more attention TO the breeding and raising
Of Improved Stock we should hear less
complaint about hard times aud low prices
of grain. We, therefore, urge al to send
for . free specimen copy. or so cents for
the balance of the year. Address. N.
p. Boyer b Co., Publishers. Parkesburs.
Pa.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23

MAINLAND JOCKEY CLuB.-At . meet.
ting OF the Maryland Jockey Club. on
Monday evening. 18th inst. Governor
Bowie Vas elected President. Col. Ed
ward Lloyd and Washington Booth. E, O..
Vice Presidents; Secretary. james l..
McLain; Treasurer. Henry Z. Jshustou;
Race Stewards. W. w. Glenn, j.
D. krsmelberg. +. NJ. Hall. Geo. Small
and F. b. Loney. The President in his
speech pictured bright prospect for the
meeting n Pimlieo in September.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23
CONTRIBUTION NOTICE.
James Hammett &
Sarah f Hamnett
John + Dent,
Vim I Hammett
4 others.

In the Circuit Court for ST Mary's county.
sitting as Court Of Equity.
No III N Z.
NRDERED, this 18th day of lure, 1870,
~ that the A udi,ors report A., flied in this
cause, be ratified and confirmed u,.less cause to
the cosesary be shown on or before the 3nl
Monday Of July next provided a COPY
of this order I've published in the Sain.
Mary's Beacon, once a week for three succes-
sive weeks prior TO the said 3rd Monday oil
July.
JNO 4 CAVALIER, Cl'k.
Tru. copy-Tcst:
JN0 A CAVALIER. elk.
June IS. lST0-Sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23

WAkrxe Ur.-A movement b 80 foes
auong the Democratic members q coa.
gress. elsewhere referred 10 By n. 70 bsiss
ahoss perfsss .sd shorosgh crgaaisaaisa
= the psrty Aem M.ise 10 fsx.s. Ths
. rishs. seeded and prcrer. An thss d
wanted Is free and fair diseu.sisa. cad
rlesty Of il. Give the people facts md
proofs Il she eate.s Of Radical lee;saasies
upon trade. taxes. incomes. business, re.
construction. end no other argsmest viii
be needed from which 20 draw conviuc;ns
proof oil the necessity Of change of Adj
ninistrat;on. Lea the esupsigu b "a
iscisive. aggressive cse in al respecss.-
The Demos:acy have nothing 10 regret
Their record is clear. pure. honest. o.
the contrary. the Radicals have plumber.
I'd the people. depleted the Treasury. in
err ased tsxes, ruined business and svepl
our commerce from the seas. There m
the facts apon which to build . eaupaiga
Let them be used, and in snca mannel
~ 10 come home 10 oil classes.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23

"Tns NEv LaSE. This ID the tile
OF nss weekly paper jass established in
Baltimore. BY Jones & Co., .. l55 Bal
tiuees Street. il has been established
mainly in the support of the doctrines of
Spirissalisn. wash. A. Danskin Is the cd.
iser ofshs Spirissaiissis psrtios. TIE prize
Of Subscription is $2.60 per anns..-
Tie editor anaosnsss that Il vim aiseuss
sshss subjects 5ssidss SPirissalisa.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23

PHYSICIAN AND SuxG EoS Among the
aew residents Of Milwaukee is Dr. ii. G..
Garner. recently Of Maryland. DR.. Gar
ner 10 . nephew of DR. J Il. Garner. aud
has = complete medical education ,ogrth-
er with considerable practical experiences
IN his profession. See carl in advertising
columus.-Aapaakee Daily Nees.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23
L.e....D Arcr,o,r...

ID II. EDWARDS, having qualified as an
H. Auctioneer according to the License
Laws of the UniIei States, gives notice iha, he
will attend 10 the sale of all real or personal
property that may be offered at public auction
in ST. Mary's county. ddress, r v Edwards,
Great Mills. D., 81 Nary's county, Nd.
Jnne %, ls70-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23

k~Hssry Ward Beeehsr says that
the ncss gratifying circumstances in bis
lie vas his hing kissed BY KossusA. -
Ism, this Hide hssd urcu rcus Mrs.
S>ersSY!
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23
CHARLOTTE HALL,

"HE ANNUAL EXAMINATION
Of this School will commence
WEDNESDAY. July the 9th.
and continue two days. Public Declama-
ton by the pupils on FRIDAY. the 9Th &.
Patrons and others interested in sdu-
cation are invited TO attend
The next sess on of the School viii be-
gin MONDAY. September the 9Th.
June %. 1S70-2t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23

DEMocRAIrc CONGRESSIONAL Caucus.
The Democratic Senator's aud members
held caucus u the Capitol on che 10Th
inst. Representative Randall. Of Penn
sylvania. in the chair. A proposition for
an effective eampaign organization in the
close congressional districts. With . view
Of eleeting Democratic Representatives
next fall. was discussed, and il was final
ly agreed to appoin. committee. consist
ing of Senator Thurman. of Ohio. Sena-
tor Hamilton. of Mary Wand. and Reprs-en-
ratives Woodward. Beck and Shober. to
take the matter und advisement and de-
wise q plan. The caucus discussed the
feasibility Of uniting on come fnsnci,l
policy. but an adjournment was carried
without any result having been reached.
A campaign committee, to be located in
Washington. will probably be decided on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23
DIED.

In Baltimore city. on Monday last,
WILLIAM SCARLETr. only child of
10 u Z. and Emma T. Holmes. aged I
months aud 90 days.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23
Notice !!

A IL kisss Ct WATCHES. CLOCKS
IA and JEWELRY cleaned and 70.
paired q ~ shortest notice odd On nod.
esaas terra. Call q Jehs y Peuviek,.
Hotel. LecDardscvn. =
Nac ., IyTe-1.s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-23

HAS removed his ofice and residence from
H o. i, Broadway, to No. 81 n. Eu,aw
street, Baltimore.