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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-02
Knoxville Retail Market.
New York Market.

al III + STOCKS a ALI
NEW York, July Money is easy, BABE
Gold S1.l3t. Governments strong, little bust
ness, tat. States dull, heavy. Tennessees ia,
new III. Virginias 81, new y. Lousians co.
new &c. Levees 70, s. s. Alabamas lOl, IS
&c. Georgiss Sc, Is 90. North Carolinas 49,
new 26I South Carolinas 'exdividehd IS, new
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Independence Day.

The train leaves East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia Railroad Depot at o'clock promptly
for the railroad picnic to take place on the 4th
of July at Maryville. n
HID. HALL President
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PRODUCE.

NEW York, July Cotton quiet; sales
1920 bales at 20s.L Flour quiet and heavy
Flour quiet; winter red amber western, 81 .54al
Sl56.- Corn shade frmer, 71aa724. Pork low.
er, $3.50. Lard, kettle, 105 Navals, grocer
ies. and -freights steady. 49,. rr,q
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Pearl Chapter No, "a.

A regular convocation of this Chapter will b
held at their Hall on Monday evening, July
3rd, atSP H. By order of the NJ. Z. ii. T.
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Cider Vinegar.

Just received in store, a large quantity of
Pure Cider Vinegar.
vi16tfi II u SCHAMBERLAIN & ALBERs
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First of the Season.

Ice ColdSoda Waterwth any favorihg syrup
desired can be obtained at A. M. SPIRO &
BROS VIM liV-5fo
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60 to Payne's
For BARGAINS in Hats. Shoes and Trunks,
~ iIt1. p tI.i---. ttI|l
90 ltl.IJ titiiHIIIW
KNOXVILLE MERCHANTS

Report prosperous business during the year 1870 We
also can lay claim to having had our share of custom
ers. They came mighty thrOng from Georgia, North
Carolina, Virginia and East Tennessee I0-FTlT
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New Flour.

Pemberton's compound extract of Stillingis
cures all diseases arising from impure blood. =
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CrininalCourt. n

The following proceedings we're heard yester-
day in the Criminal Court His Honor Judge
NJ L. Hall presiding; - -ka.-Frr-TT
The State VS. James Fl Bright, rape new
trial, bail fixed at S., 600 and prisoner remanded
to Jail. '''7'' '' '
\, The State VS. Clay Scott, assault and battery )
fined S25 and required to keep the peace on
$1,000 bond ''''
Z The State VS. Jas II Bright ct al, forfeiture :
set aside on payment of costs. TEF4DJ
The State rs John Melton, illegal voting ;
fined $40. gyg-
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An Old Book.

We saw yesterday atO. B. Smiths book store,
a copy of Martin Luther's Bible, the property of
Rev. James A. Lyon, printed at Basil in the
year 1854. The appearance ofthe volume is ex-
tremeiy venerable though we'll preserved. The
typographical appearance is very good, and the
clearly evince former age in point
of art. The book is bound ID boards, covered
with leather, the corners are protected with
brass sheeting and studded with brass headed
nails The title page of this ancient tome is
printed in colors, and bears theimpress of being
published with the appreciation OF the Thsolog-
ical Faculty of Basil.
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DIR. 8. Saltmarsh

Has removed his Office to Asylum street., oppo-
site Market Square. gndi s-si ~ sid t.yi28tfI I,
y P4oa Stock Peas bsI el'a1ol 2
For Seed, at ? NJ Nv WILLIAMS liz rs o. 4,
fi@f-otw@e H0W I Iaa aaY e49aH hHa mi
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Refreshments

Simmons Liver Regulator has no eddafo as
preventive or cure. ..atb tf,as.fe.,I r..
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News,

Globe Flower Syrup cures whooping cough
sore throat, bronchitis, and asthma. ,l- /, -.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-02

We claim to have a wel-stocked and well-regulsted
Wholesale and Retail Boot, Shoe and Hat Store. The
Wholesale Department. deriving its support from parts
of four States-vz. Northern Georgia, Western North
Carolina SouthNes tern irginia and East Ienness
has grown steadily, laAhl now r. s. Payne Co s H.
recognized by Merchants as desirable pla5e TO-
The Retail Department is not neglected but eat
pains being taken to keep it at tn head oil the
Boot. Shoe Hat and Cap interests of Knoxville. .U
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building Lots For Sal,

Furnished for Balls, Parties ard Picnics at
short notice. by ID A. M. SPIRo s. Bro. iy7tf
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MONEY SAVED IssMoNEY MADE!
PAYNE sells for cash at retail. and you buy that
way, you can save money and lots oft. at PAYNBs.

Objection ay be gainst the policy of conduct
ing holesale and Retail business in connection with
each other. Our answer is-and think it sufficient
that in addition to- the fact OF our buying goods az
less figures than than the retailers buy them the
Wholesale and Retail epari nts conduce % the adj
vantage of each other in equaizng expenses thereby
enabling sell lower prices, and giving the pur
C aser the benefit of the d. ference.
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I offer few Building Lots, in the city 70
sale 9s4ou Ind -aH JOS lAA',thh A ABB =
niai<NoG-I Z tHiIr. 9 nllHu tIninlrn. ri .
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- geOUNF Won BISMARCK,

The man to whom more than all others 4. Prussia -
debted for her present proud position among the ma
TONS says: Absurd as the high Hat is. il does keep
the head more comfortable: it does maintain mere
equal temper ture and it does feel better than any
other form OF he d-cOvering. The voice of the scosS
is silent IN the of the above lusrous authority
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-02
Situation Wanted.

Just try Globe Flower Cough Syrup for con,
sumption, asthma and Group.
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Wanted.

vxTANTED.-ByA PRACTICAL PRINTER OF
w ten years, experience situation on good
Weekly Paper as Compositor. Foreman; or Associate
editorial and mechanical control Of an ofce Address
stating propositions. "a. B., care Of Chronicle oice
Knox Vile Tepnesse. Witt
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For sale at corner Gay and Church streets,
at all hours by vi2+1m B., w. REEDER.
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q Trunks Bags, Umbrellas,
GREAT REDUCTION
In prices on Boots Shoes Hats and Trunks PArSE.
THE LARGEST, STOCK

boots, Shoes, Hats and Trunks ever received BY one
PAYNE 4 CO.'S. " 49, "
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Buy Your Shoes, Hats and Trunks

At PAYNES. and save from ten twenty-five per cent
M sT GIZJ-fT@
IL.T'aT TTTtyITY
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r.Iosr3 "A CARD, @4Hg s.ls ~
o Do4ronr and EriandS

To Our Patrons and Friends. b.,
We desire it not forgotten that we are sensible Of,
and appreciate The kindness Bestowed ppOn us IN me
mast We have endeavored to merit patronage By close
personal application to business and studious regard
far the wants of the community, and the experinee
wears and the best buying talent Of the country iars
bos laid under contribution, that we might succeed In
giving to customers perfect Satisfaction both In p'e
and quality. We hope to merit continuance Of i e'
We are your friends. I'd. g., s-.-s,..rr- LES
R. s. PAYNE& Gu.
.fr---rY 1r irf7a
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A glance at the Show Window Of r. s. PAYNE T.
CO.'S Store is very tempting, We advise people 70
avert their gaze while passing by.
4 - u II y .l--l- z rrFlr 4 IL
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IRnclxuheafl FIour,

y BuckWheat Flour. w LII !
+ Forty sacks of 3uckwheat Flour just received
and for sale by 3 I'm .. =. ,.'ilon I'M -
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Wanss-Fo- Rent-For -Boardins-L oa-Fosnd
-,oH be inserted IN this comn at IS Cents each 'n-
.erton not exceeding foe Ines; foe lines Genus
or each additional line piH Be charged. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-06-08


Ma skrfr rR---i ga arc re luessei In au-
ounce in the Beacon, LEWIS Il. LEIGH
- a candidate for a seat in the next G<ne-
al Assembly Of Maryland. sui jecs, efcoarse.
a the decissea nj cSauty Caaventicn. if
ne shall Be cailssl. aud to say that he will
b. warmly supported by the people Of Chap.
ice aud 0,kvsiie districts.
march IS. ISL.
Nh. EpirvR.-Yea are au:horise hy The
ricrss Of L. Johnson Co,.rUV lie
haptco AMI 81. fnisse's district To an
ounce him as n can that's fnr seat Ia shN
'exs Gskesal Assembly OF Maryhad. sab
ct toa decisi N ofa u.n,ocrA,ic C.nv-n-
'on, II u shsll be assrrniurito essl ono.
march so. 1871.
Mr.. Esliicr~-You- will anno,ncc Car,:
iEO. u. BARBER as a ,clns.ilate, tyr 4
eat Inv the uexs General Assembly hf MARY
and, su.l,ct to Convection should one hi
allied. and he will be warmly support by
\. Charlotte Hall DisriCi.
April %. 1871.
Mr.. Editor-Plcasc aprounec. Hon TIIOM.
rs MARTIN ss caa0ids,e tor re election.
the next Legislature of Maryland,- sub.
ect, howese-, to The decision Of Conven-
icn should one bc called. Mr., Martin i.
thoroughly identified with the Democracy
Of the county, and having very ally rcpr--
senteJ "a before. would. no doubt adj
ircas,h to lhc iick,t. s-s-...
s&z1 ,s MAxS vorsss.
mCy 4, 1871
Mr.. Edtor-Yon are rcqnc.,ct by tho
many and zealous friends Of the lien. j. u.
.OkEl; to announce him as can,h:a,..
for rejection &c the next Legislature, sub
iect to the decision OF a Democratic Con.
veution. should one be- c,llel. Mr.. Loker
cling farmer is thoroughly id-nnkel Will,
he iui,rcs, at the working PEOPLE Of tie
'oun,y, and will. no coub,. resolve a iul'
IND coagraiu atcry vota-as an evidence "f
he hi,h appreciation Of his past latoss in
he Gcneral Assembly OF MARYLAND.
ma %. 1871. Chap,ico District.
Mr.. Edtor-Plcasc annGulcc JOS. =. ALL
STAN rs a candidate for the Legslsiurc, sab
ect TO the action Ola Democratic CoaNcnt'on
and "hligc Man. Voters.
May -, tssl.. -r4s.
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WAVERLY.
and containing
300 acres,

more or less.
This fine estate is located within three
miles Of Point Lookout and is in an
excellent state of cultivation and improve
IN, mt. The soil is Of the finest quality
known to this most improved section OF
our county, and there is an abundance OF
TIMBER
upon the premises. The
BUILDINGS
are ordinary for an estate of this charac-
ter, but embrace the usual variety oil
Farm, or Oat-houses.
This estate embraces within its limits a
large portion of the famous oyster dcpos-
itorY known as
zee. a b "DEEP CREEK"
which has national celebrity for the So
pcr;or sig, and flavor ofi,s oysters; aud
the portion Of this ere k attached to this
estate will grow, annually, it is estimated
at least one hundred thousand bushels Of
these oysters. A ready market can al
ways be had for all the oystersl grown. ia
this fimous creek at double the price re-
cciyci for any other oysters known to this
locality. .f.r.t. .rFtr rIHq
This estate is we'll adip.edto :hc cul-
ture Of
aud can be made one Of the finest
STOCK FARMS
in Southern Maryland. Its proximity to
Point Lockout. the Saint Mary Semina-
ry, Steamboat landings, Churches. Stores,
Mills, &c.. renders it especially desirabla
as place Of residence. aud adds greatly
to its prospects for enhancement in value
TERMS OF SALE,
rs prescribed by the decree, are: One.
halt of tn, purchase money in cash on the
day of sale, and the balance, in twelve
months from the date therecf-;he defer.
red payment to be secured by the bond o:
note Of the purchaser. with security to be
approved by the Trustees, and to bear
interest from the day Of sale.
When all the purchase money shall be
paid, the Trustees will execute deed l.
the purchaser, free, clear aud discharged
from all claims of the parties TO th:s sui,
and Of those claiming from, BY or under
:. fiji ROBERT G. CONES. u
JAS. S. DOWNS.
-. 49, Trustees
May Is. 1S71-ts. $500 -4sI g
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS:

respectfully offer mysclf 10 the voters of ST.
Mary's county as a candidate for the position
of County Commissioner AZ the ensuing election
and pledge myself, il elected, 10 discharge the
duties of the place without fear. favor or aiiec7,
ton, impsr;ially, to the bc-. of my ability, aud
with prog.er regard To economy in all admins
tra.ion of county matters. lannoupcc myself
a candidate, with or without CONVENTION.
JOHN II. BUCkLER.
April 81. lsT,-te.
Bacon. Mr. IGNATIUS r. MATTISGLEY ~ 70
suitable candidate for County Commissioner,
subject to a Democratic Convention, il one
should be called, and say that he will he warm
" supported by the people Of
May Is, ls7is Chaptieo District.
Editor BcacCn-picake anno~nce WIN.
b. BEAN. Esq, of St. Inigoe's district, as
\ candidate Tor County Commissioned at the
ensuing Fall election. Mr. Bean Is an hon
est Democrat. and the faithful manner i'm
which he has discharged his du:y.as Com
missioner, entities him to \ re e!' c'Ion.,
Many Warm Friends.
Jurc ]. 1871.
JOHN =. ADELL is respectfully snnaar-
ccd rs a candidate for County Coinmi sioncr
at the ensuing Fall election ana. Kilt 10
warmly supported by the ss->--e>y
June /, 1871. Factory Dissrit
Mr.. Edi:or-Plcase announce in the BoacoR
THOMAS ". SuADRlCk As q candidate for
County Commissioner. subject 60 the action of
y democratic Convention, aud state that hc Will
be sustained by the Factory District.
JUNE |, isIi'
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FOR SHERIFF..

Mr.. Editor.-pieasc announce n. r. AgELL
as 4 candidate for Sheriff aud sav that Nc will
be supported by the people generally.
ChaPiico and Factory Districts.
May IS, ISIS ~
Mr.. Ediior-Ai the solicitation ofniany hjends,
! respectfully ar.nouHce myself rs a candidate
fer the Skeriftaliy al the ensuing election; and
subject myself To the decision Of the Democratic
Convention, should there bc one called, .
May Is, 1871 II. u. EDWARDS.
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PI gF:.FRQGs' ,nlRsH,s
aud containing Wv '~ - al
10 acres, d

m"rc or less.
This land belongs to the h, IRIS Of the
late George FL. Cox, aud is NJ excellent
soil aud in fair state OF cultivation and
improvement. It. has an excellent
DWELLING HOUSE
and good OUT BUILDINGS upon it.
There is fine ..l
....s.. ORCHARD, ..l.a.t .-= r
in full bearing, q large quantity Of valu-
able
MEADOW LAND
and IN abundance of TIMBER, Of every
variety, upon it.
FISH, OYSTERS and WlLD-FOWL,
in season, abound in the adjacent waters,
and there is STEAMBOAT WHARF
on The farm adjoining.
CHURCHES, MILLS aud STORES
are ceuv, nient, ard The location is remark
able for It's beauty AID hcal,hfulness.
TERMS OF SALE.
Onc-third of the purchase money in
cash on the day of sale, aud the balance
in equal installments, at one and two
years crcdi,-the deferred payments. to be
secured to the satisfaction Of tho UNDER
signed aud to bear interest from the day
of sale.
COMES & DOWNS,
Attorneys for Owners.
June l, Sits.
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Of the said Thomas w. Gardiner, con-
tanning
5j5 A9!nB3s H l&sg: OR
This land is beautifully located on the
Saint Georges River. in the Second
Election District Of Saint Mary's county.
about two miles from Pincy Point. a, d
in one o! the most prosperous aud inlr
proved sections Of The county
The soil of this land is we'll adapted to
the growth Of
WHEAT. fF
CORN. e
TOBACCO,
GRASS
aud FRUIT.
The arabic land, consisting Of about
400 ACRES. is in a fine state Of cultiva-
ton, well laid OF ard u; der exeAlent
fencing; willis. the TIMBERED LAND
is unusually well wooded and embraces q
great variety Of the finest timber.
There is comfortable PLAIN
DWELLING
and excellent OIT-BUILDINGS upon
the premises. There is also q good
rs - ORCHARD.
in full bearing. 80
There are ssyeral valuable OYSTER
| COVES within the lines Of this land,
growing the finest variety of ~.
OYSTERS,
and tho adjacent waters abound in FISH,
TERRAIN and wILD-FOWL, in
season.
CHURCHES, MILLS and STORES
are convenient to the property, and there
are several Steamboat Wharvcs on the
surrounding waters.
As q STOCK FARM, this estate
stands unequaticd. in this section. and
for beauty and advantages Of location it
is unsurpassed.
Persons DESTROYS to purchase arc invi-
vited TO view the Premises, which arc
accessible by Steamers plying daily be-
tween Piney Point aud the adjacent ci-
ties.
TERMS OF SALE are liberal and
will be made TO suit the convenience Of
purchasers. -
Address. St, Iuigoe's p. O., St. Ma
rvs county, MI.
JOHN NJ. BRONZE,
Executor aud Trustee
Thos. w. Gardiner.
juno l, 1SI1-2n.
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RIINnLES OF HOOPS

BUNDLES OF HOOPS.
found adrift along the shore Of. Ghesa-
reake Bay on the 1i,h Of May, ultinac,
between Deep Creeh and Point Lookout,
in Saint Mary's coun,y, Nd. The osn-
er cric~n,rs o. sids property ere notified
10 come forward te.orc the 18Th. of June,
instant. lrove property, pay charges and
take il away. otherwise they will be dis
posed Of sscoriing 10 Law. ~
ELIAS MILBURN,
Mar Point Lookout, Nd.
June t17i-cv
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NOTICE.

In pursuance Of the aboO order, ! hereb,
give notice that have obtained from the
Orphans Court of ST. Mary's county, Mary
land, letters of administration on the personal
estate of James T. Lushy. late of said county,
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby rotiied to exhibit the
same with the proper vouchers attached thereto,
to the subscriber, on or before tho lst day o,
Dec. 1871, they will otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all benefits of the said estate. All
persons indebted TO the DECEASED are requested
TO make impeiiaie payment to the subscribe.
= JOHN l. F0XNNELI.,
LIN. ,,--,-., l.-- administrator.
may II, ls1l-ew.
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Well Digging.

DERSONS DESTROYS OF having wells dug
l. can haze tho same done by The Under
signed expediiion.ly aud cheapiy.
Rates, as cents per foot, for digging and
walling. Orlers addressed 10 the care
Wm. J. Edeleu. Jr., will Be promptly at
tended &c.
WIN. RICH.
nke- References IL necessary can be given
for the faithful execution Of the work. -
April IS, is7i-6m.
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ADMINISTRATORS S NOTICE.

Orphans Court Of 81. Nry's County, SCI -
Nay Ie, 1871.
nRDERED BY TIE COURT, That John l..
~ Foxwell, administrator of Jas y Lushv,
late of 81 Mary's county, Maryland, deceased,
give the notice required by law 10 the dcceas-
eds creditors TO exhibit their claims, and that
the same. be published once week fo- six
successive weeks in some newspaper printed in
said county.
Test: JAS T n RALEy,
Register Wills for ST Marys county
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FOR THE ORPHANS COURT.

Mr.. Editor.-If Er. JAMES WAGING will
consent TO be candidate for Jad.sc Of the pr-
phans' Cour,, he will he warmly supported by
may {, 1911. Chapiieo District.
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Great bargains.

UTeut DOJyutHS.
gT,HE LARGEST.
i CHEAPEST and
BEST ASSORTMENT OF
FOREIGNand y O.uESTIc DRY GOODS,
R'n''y-madt C7"thing, Groceries.
Gent' Furnish HITS,
ing Goods, Notions,
Giorss, Hardrare,
Hosiery, TiHwdre,
&c, fe., CueensFGrs
ever offered to the public Of st. Mary's county,
has just been received ard opened by the under
signed and will lie disposed Of to Cash Buyers
al CITY Rsfdd Prices. Our stock has been pur-
chased under the most favorable auspices, and
nj the lowest rates Of the Boston New York,
Baliimorc ard Philadelphia markets and will
lie found 10 hc unriyalcJ, both rs 10 price and
gnality, in 81. Mary's county. Our stock oi
Dry Goods embrace full line Of
Cloths,
C1ssimcres
C1iicoes
Hcache5. Brown
and iIam Nnsiir.,
Ladies Dress Goods
IEic Gooais ... IS
toffoEddts,
L,ncHs, Sc.
In Ladies Dress Goods and White Goods We
have the most beautiful and fashionable
assortment OF
Grenadines, i,pacds.
Popi,ns, I'riaiHes,
f'Srcales, LoWns,
fiain, pigHrs,
Iidid and JIconcf,,
Srirci Cdmbrics,
Nainsocks, = 'a 'Sr,ss rnd
Book k9siiHs
aud TarletGns
MOI In he cavrty and will tiSposa nj
thets at such figures cannot fail to induce
buyers, mindful of their interests, to purchase.
In addition to our usual stock We have paT-
chased most extensive and magnificent line Of
SPRLNG MILLINERY : FANCY GOODS
including all the lasestand most approved styles
in
LADIES RONIyETS and HATS, A
fLOyERSs
-I. RIBBONS .+....
DRESS TRIMMINGS
and all kinds Of Millinery Goods. This part OF
eur stock was purchased Under the supervision
pf competent and experienced persons, and will
be warranted TO our lady customers to be Of the
Nos, fashionable make and material, and lower
than the same quality of goods can be purchas-
eG elsewhere.
Every article usually kept IN FIRST class eoun-
try store will he found in our stock, and buyers
will find u 10 their interest TO inspect our good.
before purchasing elsewhere.
~ Our terms are eTcinsirels cGsA.
GREENWELL + FEyTICK.
NAV II, lsTi-u.s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-06-08

II i thereup,n ordered that The -esan-
piainant By causing espy Of this order
to be inserted IN the Saint Msry's. Bs,
con. papef piblissed in Lronardscsn.
s. Mary's ooiasy. Nd. enc. in eac'. o.
four successive weeks. three months prior
70 The 8 a NJ inlay Of September next.
give notice % the said deseadints Of the
object and substance Of this Ii ard warn
them TO appear in this court in person o.
ey solicitor on or before the 3rd Monday
% September next TO answer the premi-
ses aad show caasc ii any they have vhy
decree sh suh no. pass as prayed.
JNO A CAVALIER. Cfk.
True cnry-Tcst:
C:ll.JNO.A.CAlaALtK1. Gk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-06-08
|RKETS.

3, 1000 busse...
air and medium
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hood Western a
pr $4,000 bush
ih..t,ei sales 1000
fell OF l92 efs.:
73675 eta.
ales loo bushels
eived and 1000
CT cts; no sales
sGs.-Ionday,
a very active
ryiand aud Ohio
releases Of each
rench Govern
about lOcehhd
prices than were
e sales Of some
nch account at
Kentucky con-
?. Sales of $50
eek At very full
no sales OF i'm
ket for Leaf of
we quote to-day