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The undersigned have formed Law en-
partnership under the name Of Maddcx
3 Crane. They will pracs:ee in tie Ce9rts 81
81. Masy's and the adjoining counties and
also In the Court Of Appeals.
Especial attention paid TO The collection Of
claims against individnals. the State or the
Govesnment. Prompt attention given to all
business entrusted TO their charge.
Address. Maddox & Crane. Leooardsown
st. Mays county, Md.
G. FRED. MADDOX.
j. PARRAN CRANE,
Dec. rs. lSe7-tf.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-02

planners Of st. Mary's!
CECURE IkRGE CROPS OF TOBAc-
- co. corr, OATS and GRASS, and
IMPROVE II Z FERTILITY OF YOUR
LANDS BY utng
Baugh's Paw Bone Phosphate
which has bed in use over Is years.
Prompt rs Seruvlaa Guauo
Permanent I Boasi
HIGHLY IMPROVED aud sfa.dnrd
guaranteed.
The following planters of this county,
have used Il And can inform. interested mar.
ties a. 10 iis esulss
Dr. Jno NJ Bpme, B Dawson. Esn
Hon H g SEsy, WA Loker. :.
G A Joker, ESQ.,. Jos Forrest.
Price in Baltimore,
$50 Der ton Of 1000 lbs,
For sale = cargo. ton " single bag BY
sEORGE DUGDALE.
Manufacturer Agent,
s. South street,
Baltimore.
march M le70-sm
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riodSeal issnsd b shs Eaelish language.
Ordeal Notices n fks Press. 81
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paees srs 70 b fosnd some 81 the choices
light and general rssdjng Of The dav. We
spssk Of ihb wosk - m evidences ofths chi
tuss Of the AmsEican People; and the pcp-
uIarity u has aequired 3 meyited. Zach
number cootsins fully IA pages OF reading
matter. appropriately illustrated with GOOD
vood-cuts; end e combines In itsslf the Taev
monthly and the more philosophical quarter.
y, pleaded with The bert features Of the dsi.
" journal. Il has great power in the dis
semiustton Of love 81 pure literature
TsUBxKs's Guide 10 Americas Litssssure.
London.
u h one of the wonders Of jousnsiism-
the editorial management al Harpera . .
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the simple fact that 10 meeta preciseiy the
popular taste, Furnishing variety OF pleas.
log and Instructive rssaing for slL-Zinn's
Herald, Boston.
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HARPER'S BAZAAR.

A supplement containing numerous full
sized patterns of ueeful articles sccompa.
mics the paper every fortnight. and oce aston
ally an elegant Colored Fashion Plate.
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Of the size Of Hsrper's Weekly, printed on
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Use wlxsLOw'S DYSPEPSIA CURK
,ns 81 rsmsdy extanf for Dyspepsia, een
era desslisy, etc, cold svesyvhsse. u
1URD0CFS A6TEBTL fOUS
~ flls Toe the cure q Bilisus ceuuazfns.
colds, ETC., sold sverywhsrs. = =
1T So c1SPAES FROST LO17Ox-soi
BuRRoUGE BROS,
Whelesale Druggists,
Lightsi near Pratt St.
or EfE
GEO. n DAVIS.
No. l4s West Pratt,
Oct. -. lsss-,. = 80
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-02

JAS. H. WILSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
LEONARDTOW
MD.
Feb 10, ls70-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-02

AkHLAND. Set:
I. JAMES s. ERAxKLIx. Clark Of the
Court e Appeals Of Maryland. do hereby
certify that the aforegoing . . fun and
srss copy e Charser 81. Of January Ses-
sSoa. 1870. Of the General Assembly Of
Maryland. % taken ffoa. The original en-
Sruaej bill deposited 10 AID bslcnxiss %
tAs sGes Of he sid Clerk Of The Court Of
Appeak
sss In testimony whereof I have
= /. 8. hsreunso Get nv hand a Clsrk
ssss<>s sad sfkxsd che seal Of the ssid
Cssrs u Appeals this lish day IT April,
A D., 1870.
JAMES 8. FRANKLIN,
Clerk q Court If Appeals
Of haFyl.se.
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Nov 4, 1869.

A Repositoryof Fashion. Pleasure, and
Inarmc ion."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-02
To CORN GROWERS
j. j. TURNER f. CO.'S
ANNOTATED BONE
Super-Phos phate
ANALYSIS:

Ammonia, 9ss
Soluble Phosphas # Lsme, 1851
Bone Phosphaieef Lime, 1857
Fos Corn. % $ and spring crops gener-
ally Il has no superior. Very high enco-
miums have alsp been paid tie efficacy in
the growth of Wheat aud Tobacco the past
three y'ears. Csmposed Of the most con-
centrated mateiais. it IL richer in Ammo
mia and Soluble Phcsphates than any 9TH
er ferti 'izer soll. except our "Excelsior. I"
and is made with same cara . and sumo rvi-
sion-unif"rm quality gusfanteei. Fine
and dry, in excellent order for drilling
Packed 10 hagsland barrels.
PriF S55 per Ton.
J. J. TURNER 4 CO,
49Pn,t Street, Baltimore. Md.
April :. lsp-Sm.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-06-02
THE
STATE OF MARYLAND
MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BALTIMORE,
OficeeNo. 1915 W. Rolf;v, ,re street

HIS Company insures on the mutual pla u
y Buildings and personal property against
Loss o. damage BY Fire. The en,:re profits
are returned to the policy holders.
B g HARRIS, President.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Frazcis Neals Of Neale, Harris & Co,
3 H Caughy Noah Walker a O.
8 McCully /" Pomersit & Mcf,,Iiv
Philip T George +" George & Jenkins
BIG Harris late &c Neals, Harris & @
Hon George Brent, Court Of Appea.s.
George P Jeakins, Charles county.
George Combs, st. Mary's comfy.
E L SPALDING,
General Agent.
March rs, 1899 ly-Mar "a, ls70-.
Evening star., 1870-01-03

The Cincinnati Gazette, referring to the pro-
test OF the navy yard mechanics against having
their wages docked on the occasion of public
funerals, says with force:
81 he effect of putting the Government de-
partments in mourning on the death of a public
man Is TO give all hands a holiday on full paw,
except the mechanics and common laborers who
WORK on day wages. These have day of forced
idleness at the loss of wages. Therefore thew
are justly discCntented. The Government can
not continue this unfairneSs. 1t must either
give tAem paid holiday the same as the rest or
allow them to work. To good man the diving
thought that many families will be stinted be-
can of the loss of wages by his death will not
be comfortable. If this form of public mourn
ing Is proper, the Government should not make
its mechanics and day labOrers bear the brunt
OF it. Let them have their wages, the same as
the salaried men, and then let the Government
exercise moderation in ordering this suspension,
Evening star., 1870-01-03

The members of the Cabinet did good thing
in banishing wines and liquors from their tables
on New Years Day, and in announcing previ-
ously the fact that they would do The fash
ion thus set was quite generally followed, and
the result was that, although the day was uni-
versally observed, there was scarcely sign of
tipsiuess on the streets. The receptions, Of
course, were much more decoroIs and enioya-
ble than when made up OF a maudln crowd hic-
cuping the stereotype compliments OF the season
There seems to be a quite general disposition to
break up New Years tipping. The ministers
OF New York and Brooklyn preached concerted
ly last Sunday against the custom of furnishing
unlimited wines and liquors to all callers on
New Years Day, and We see that the effect was
70 considerably reduce the amount OF New
Years drunkenness in those cities.
Evening star., 1870-01-03

We learn that the project of a railroad from
-'le1andria to Fredericksburg has been taken
Up by parties who are able if they choose. to mt
1t through without delay. These parties are
Identified with the Pennsylvania and New York
Central Railroads, and it is hardly necessary to
add that the construction of the road will not be
III the interest OF the Baltimore & Ohio railroad.
The next step In this programme will probably
he the construction Of a road from Frederieks
burg TO GordOnsville tapping the Orange IL
AleNanGris railroad at that point. The monster
railroad corporations OF the north seem to be in
chned 70 vary their Titanic fight for western
business by striking out in competition for the
trade Of the south and Southwest. We shall
watch re Developments in this contest with
.atf1est and in the hope that something NAV
grow out OF them to break up the embargo laid
uIOn US by Garrett & Co.
Evening star., 1870-01-03

The Legislature Of Iowa meets ON the 10th,
and will decide at once the exciting question,
who shall be United States Senator in place of
Mr.. Grimes. The canvass has grown greatly in
interest and monopOlizes for the time being all
other political feeling in the State. The three
leading contestants for the place are Mr.. Allison.
Judge Wright and Gov. Merrill; but it is now
stated that Mr.. James L. Wilson will accept il.
though he will take no part in the canvass, and
not permit his friends to urge his election Here
toiore, it has been understood that he would not
even accept the senatorial seat under any cir
cumStances.
Evening star., 1870-01-03
GIVE CS A CALL.
KERR Il ROBINSON,
ja3 corner street and New Jersey avenue.
DROPOsALS FOB STATIONERY,

TREASURY DEPARTMEsr, January 3, $50.
SEALED Proposals for furnishing certain articles Of
STATIONERY will be received at this Department
un5,l MI me 81 OF February, $50, at y clock m
plication.
The bids will be considered and accepted or reject.
ed item by item.
Contracts must be executed by the successful bid
ders within ten days after being called upon 80 10 do
The articles contracted for must be furnished from
to orders from the Department The entire quaint.
ties will, however, be called for during the year
. Each proposal must be signed by the individual or
sufficient sureties in the of ten thousand dollars
LSN0O0) approved by United States officer Of the
district in which the suretes reside do business
on q form to be furnished by the Department, con.
nishing such portions OF the articles as may be
awarded under it, and the performance Of the same
expert detailed for the purpose by the Secretary of
the Treasury and the delivery Of inferior article
Will be deemed sufficient cause To annul the contract
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Treasury
Department, Washington.
, The failure TO comply with any one order under
tire penalty of the bond, the Secretary of the
Treasury may direct the purchase, in open market
OF such quantities OF articles shall be neces
sary to supply the deficiency caused by such failure
and charge the contractors fifty per centum of the
price which it shall be found necessary to pay for
such articles.
Proposals unaccompanied by a satisfactory bond
will not be considered, and contracts will be awarded
only to established manufacturers Of dealers in
the articles GEO. s. BOUTWELL,
Secretary of the Treasury
ia 3-eolm fChroncle and Republican,
GRADWOHL, I1iO eth street, between l. AMI
1Ls west side buys and sells all kinds of Ladies'
Gents and Childrens castoff clothing, othng
boots and shoes, hats. caps, blankets, quilts, bed
spreads, sheets, &c Any note by mail or otherwise
promptly attended to. jal-1y'
~ STONES REUEL KEITH
Evening star., 1870-01-03

RETRESCHMENT.-Ass some of the anti-admin-
stration papers have great deal to say about
Tie travelling expenses ef the Congressional
Committees, it Is as well to bear in mind that in
most cases the money has been more than re-
turned to the Government. Thus the Retrench-
ment Committee, OF which Senator Patterson is
Chairman, has saved 20 the Government, it is
stated, thirty to forty thousand dollars monthly
by sbolishing the carding and 81 xling OF goods
shipped between Now York and San Francisco
there having been a force employed on this
duty in New York, one in San Francisco. And
another on the Isthmus, who were dismissed bv
order of the Committee. The saving to mer-
chants by the reform is represented to amount
to much more than the saving to the Govern
ment.
Evening star., 1870-01-03

The northern mails have been detained by an
interruption of the train from the washing away
of an embankment the other side of Gunpowder
creek
Evening star., 1870-01-03

Reunion meetings will be held i'm BROOKLYN,
New York, during the present week, in COM
memoration OF the joining together of the New
and Old Schools of the Presbyterian Church.
Evening star., 1870-01-03

From Prender s. Co., We have the London
Punch Almanac for 1870.
Evening star., 1870-01-03

NJ THE ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
NS PROPERTYHOLDERS ON N STREET,
called. to consider the project of tunneing that
thoroughfare, will be held At the school house on
street, between 10Th and 1lth on MONDAY EVE
ING, January 3, att o'clock All interested
By order w. +. BROWN, Secretary.
ja1-H fRep. and Intel
IA MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
HS OF THE WASHINGTON AND GEORGE-
TOWN RAILkoAD CO., for the election OF Direc-
tors, will be held at the Office Of the Company cor
neI 81 New Jersey avenue and street, on WED
The polls will be opened at IL O'Clock m and close
sIr:vAYUs 4. RIKER, President.
A. w NICHOLS, Secretary. de29- I'd
NJ PIONEER HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION
FIST MEETING FOR PAYMENT OF install
MENTS AND FOR THE ELECTION OF OF
FICERS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY
9Th, 1e5O,AT Rooms OF BOARD OF TRADE
I. Monthly payment on each share SEQ
Par value OF each share $500, nominal value
5. Limit Of the Association I'D months
All profits enure to stockholde pro rata.
D; The Association builds or buys Houses and Lots
ana resells to members at an advance of twenty
nye per cent the actual cash COST with interest
added at one half of one cent per month div viding
the members repaymeuts into LID monthly install
ments.
6. Unlike ordinary Building Associations in which
amount OF cost of his purchase to each member to
the close OF the be accurately deter
mined at any moment Of the Society's existence.
The shares OF stock are not cancelled or forfeit
prohts to the close Of the Association.
deD DTdF4t6dtJ3
Evening star., 1870-01-03

The regular session OF the Maryland Legisla-
ture Will convene at Annapolis to-day.
Evening star., 1870-01-03
y PIONEER HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION

TOHN E. SCHEEL, 0RGANIST ANDTEACHER
- OF MUSIC. continues to gives LESSONS ~
on PIANO, ORGAN and in VOCAL MUSIC,
on moderate terms. Particular attention given
to Reading, lingering and Time. Residence Al 8
18th street, between q and III. ja36tr
Evening star., 1870-01-03

We hear that Senator Wilson Is to write an
article on Edwin NJ. Stanton for the February
number Of the Atlantsc Monthly. Mr.. Wilson il
vel qualined for this t1zk. As chairman of the
Senate Military comhttsee and through his DO
sition on other leading war committees. he was
thrown into very intimate personal association
with Mr.. Stanton. With the exception of Mr..
Dana, of the New York San, who was Mr.. STAN
tons assistant; we know Of no man whose remi-
niscences of him viii have more vivid interest
"a, personality than Senator Wilson's.
nehis Ward Beecher has entered again di-
10y ln'o - editorial field, and assumes the
49, s,.I p 60, Va pew religious paper at New
cal, but not sectarian, "a a. Mr Rssch.r ssx.
s'seek to interpret the Bib ..,h., =. - =,
life than as book of doctrs-s~y The r.,o.
seems to be well directed In all its o".o'
and viii be likely to prove formids.,a o-..
nent to the Lndepesdenf, whose original nIt !,
more consistently occupies.
Evening star., 1870-01-03
BOARDING..

lOARD-A gentl man and wife, two gentlemen,
- can find BOARD in private family in GeOrge-
town by applying at this Office. de27-u
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-with or
Il without BOARD, at No. 49s Pennsylvania ave-
nue., near Sd. Boarding at the same place, IS per
week. jySD
LIRST-CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT ROOMS, to be had on reasonable TERMS
at els street bet nth and 18th; short walk from
most of the public Offices. jyS-tf
Evening star., 1870-01-03

George ID. Prentice is gradually recovering
and is now considered ont of danger.
Evening star., 1870-01-03
~ CITY REGISTERS OFFICE,

NJ CITY REGISTERS OFfICE.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec 81
Noiee Is hereby given that on SATURDAY, Jan
uar $50 VIII pire all licenses given by the cor
Pa~rHraSss.h s the S,sS Of Washington to Hucksters,
meIkets heepers of DoRs &c ~ w
s.t - pSrsaion Licences expiring on said date
nc1osss ior L,censes 70 this corporatioa sre.uow
"a NIP Win the City Collector, By whom GER
IS oe Eivon upon which the City RegBter
VAL hit,. ,ssIs aos tae license JOHN y. 0OOK,
oesa~ City Register.
Evening star., 1870-01-03
LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-On December 3lst, a GOLD AND JET
II EARRING, set with pearl. One dollar reward
will be paid if returned to the Star Office. tt
I OST-On New Years Eve, at the ball at Odd
IL Fellows Hall. 9TH street, a WATERPROOF
CIRCULAR CLOAK. Any one taking it in mis-
take, will please leave il at the Star Office j3 81
I OST-On Sunday, a pair of siIver-framed SPEC-
TACLES in going from lith and p streets to
Mckendree Chapel. The finder will be literally re-
18th and y streets. 1t
.D.( uary LIST, at the Maryland avenue. depot. a
double nose, white and liver-culOred POINTER
BOG. The above reward will be paid t. any one who
viii return him TO IL llth St, bet III and L. Ja3 It
ENOUND-Some LACE and VELVET. on III street.
Il near 18th, ON Tuesday, Dec -. The owner can
have the same by proving property and paving for
this advertisement, by calling at 322 n, corner of
II and Vermont avenue. jal-3tr
rsNAKEN UP AS AN ESTRAY, DEC 81, Is5J
is requested tO come toward, prove property,
pay charges, and take her away. }. J. HECK, No.
1918 Seventh street west. JaI-3t'
Cyn REWARD-The above reward will be paid
DIV for the return to Mrs. Judge WfLIE, of "A
FUR COLLAR, lost on the night of 2)th instant, be-
tween Highland Place and corner OF l3th and VI
streets. dc 3O-tf
I OsI-On Wednesday, near the corner of 9Th St.
tanning sixteen dollars. The finder will please re-
turn the same to Miss PATTON, No. 1927 g St,
bet 18th and I4th sts desc 81"
I OST-On the 9th instant, a ladies' small PORT
IL MONhAlE, containing about rs, conSiS:in; of
two tens Just issued balance in other bills anI
change; date written inside, "oct. 2j.' The finder
viii receive liberal reward by addressing = r.
street. de %
Evening star., 1870-01-03
0"TwO LECTURES,
AS
REV. W. III. MILBURN, the BLIND PREACHER,
LINCOLN HALL,
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS,
JANUARY Sd and fth, 1870.

The REV. w. ii. MILBURN, formerly Chaplain
Of The u s. Senate. and familsrly known as the l
At LINCOLN HALL, MONDAY and TUESDAY
will be -" WHAT A BLIND MAN SAW IN
PARiS" and :. BLIND MANS EXPERIENCE
IN SEARCH OF SIGHT,
The Popularity Of Mr. Miiburn as one Of the most
eloquent and entertaining lecturers Of the age is
w.ild wlde and Is guar antee that he will give
StIzens rich intellectual treat, and one should
h5r t.e opportunity Of hearing him.
The following notices of Mr.. MiIburn are selected
from nun bers Of similar import:
In tle catalogue OF blind men eloquent, at tho
nins. now be awarded to the Rev. VIM. IL. Milburn.-
fOurd that we were in the hands Of one Of the most
perfect masters OF eloQuence Of the me-Lordon
Mo7Htrr Adrer'isey ~
Mr.. Miburn Is evidently man of superior intel.
lect, NJ he certainly is an accomplished elocutionist
LcHdoR Times.
Tickets, 50 Cents for each Lecture; to be had at
the Bookstores. Reserved Seats be obtained at
Metzerott' s Music store for Z 3 Cents.
Lecture commences at 8 O'Clock. de sod