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The Republican journal., 1871-08-24

PARIS House, lN1 WASHINGTON ST. Bos
TON. 1t is The intention OF the proprietor, MI
Boyntun. to make The Parks House one OF The
mo>f economical and popular dining and lodg-
inc houses in the city. The prices established
here are very relsOnhblr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-01

O0E WEST TTH ST.. FRONT ROOM.-A COMPE.
AVC tent wona excellent cook; understans me t.
game and pastry; is neat and economical in kitchen
city reference
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-01

C1O[s 3D. Av. OR Isl EAST 18TH sT-THREE GIRLS
ZOO one rs cook one wairess and enc to do general
housework good refeeIce Call for two days. from IL till
IL O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-01

oOn sTu AVA RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO Dc
Os1O chamberwork and waiting would do chamber
work and assist with the ne washin no objections TO go
place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-01

OK 9TH ST., NEAR COOPER UNION-AS FIRST
family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-01

COS WEST eth ST., FRONT ROOM.-A YOUNG
LU.j trst class chambermaii will assist with
the coarse washing do general housework of small
family bes. city reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-01

7E7 WEST 9TH ST., FIRST FLOOR. BACK ROOM
1Cl As cook, by resi- ectabe woman; underst ands
cooking IN all its oranches no objection the country
ereDces given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-01

C00 EAST slsT STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
LOO woman as FIRST class COOK In q small private family;
good reference from her last place.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-16
TIE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN,
yotCXt ICg So.


THE Crl;i'Ator and Country Gentleman. for
nearly two score year. Las rsrhcd both
in this country AID abroad. a. The NIaRl-J
Jyrr.1! q -i-srr.cGE -iy-Ir..iE-c.
The editors and rro?re:.-s u addition TO
their own personal labo-s a:e rvcrlarl, assisted
~ very large .uut~r r special our-c>pon-
dents ana regular co-t-i.r,or. among whom
ar included r.a1r leading Agriculture 81. in all
parts al he COUNTRY, e-si and wcS,-and by
over
FIre H. t-si O--esro-zI cad T-a!E..a-v Wrnsr,.
d'-s-c,'v = -. -.rk. @" The -. Farmers and
hur,iCtl'urlsts q neA-lv every Stat. in the tn
son Nf;L 'hs 20. oJ---A:Icr. o. % large \ CORPS
.. V-aC;lCa. mr. his .cU--... - INTENDED TO
possess eI optional rA'ut n IN. chosen medium
o. la'er0oroTr uni-atioa among al Classes inter-
esrci n The products and f--ii.iIv Of the land
those Who cul'ivste ana those Who consume
tie buve: and shipper as vel q. the first on n
e. Of the cror-brccde-s q imported animals and
and their customer man faciu--rs of impor-
TED machinery and ihose " 10 purchase AMI eu-
ploS ii-nurS-,y rser and fruit raIs-r.-and cs-
l-ciallv. 10 supply fuller and hotter data ~ to
the progress. prospects AMI returns Of each sue
ce>sive season, n throwing light upon one Of
'hC most important Of all eaes,ions-wheu TO
buy and hen to sell
TERMS Tine Country Gentleman is pub
lishcd weekly. on the following terms. when
paid strictly IN advance tine copy ore year.
$3.50; Four copies, $40. and an additional copy
for the year free TO the sender O. the club Ten
copies. $40, and al additional copy for the wear
frcr 20 the sender Of the club. Specimen copies
free. Address,
LUTHER TUCKER Son,
Nov is, ls:l' Publishers. Albany. y. Y.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-16

Farms Borfs -Thi, gentleman. who
vss advertised TO lecture in our town on
sandsy last. was prevented. We learn. from
fslalling hi. engagement. BY orders from
Ai' eeclssiastieai 'upcrior,. calling him to
sttsnd sad assist certain missionaries Of
she Catholic church who have lately ar
rived from England aud who propose to
establish . permanent. mission for the ben
eft Of the blacks Of our State. near Bry.
snsovn in Charles county. The mission
vas inaagurs.ed by the Pope. asd Arch.
bishop spalding has donated sixty acre.
Of good land near Dryansown. with an
ample house. formerly used a. an ae.de.
ny. 10 aid Of che work. The priests. who
sss to commence the labor. are four in
ssmber. We learn. are members Of St.
JHsephs Society for Foreign missions. and
eoasemplass establishing schools for black
shildrrn wherever it 10 practicable. The
mental improvement and spiritual welfare
It The blacks will Be- spesiali,ies Of the
nissiou.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-16
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

WHEAT Receipts have been ligh. this " EEK
comparatively. and the market has through
out been firm. with rather an advancing ten
dency. and il closes strong for all descriptions,
hu; particularly for the better grades Sales TO
Thursday. inclusive. add up IS. 600 bushels vii.
10, zoo Ohio and Indiana red NJ from l5S TO go
cents, ? 600 Michigan and Indiana ''Hilr' do.
At 1870 les cents. lc, 900 Pennsylvania do. a;
Is. cents for ordinary and lsota.lS4 cents for
prime. 10, 900 MARYLAND do. At l4oG.l5o cent.
for ordinary 10 fair, 1850 ie, CENTS for good 10
prime 10 600 do. amber at from ITO TO $50
cents, the bulk AZ lis cents and = 600 do white
AZ from IS to 100 cents, the latter for very
choice.
RYE.-we report sales this week Of some
l.2oo bushels a, from 90 to as cents the bulk al
81 "a as cents. and Ue quote good TO prime as
closing at GOA IS cents per bushel.
CORN.-For new the market has through the
week tsen active and firm. and we report sales
of some -. 600 to SC. 600 bushels the bulk at
from 80 10 n cents for both white and yellow
AT which figures the market closes steady. Sales
of old embrace Is 900 TO ls. 900 bushels Western
at 12G-l cents for mixed, .4G.;5 cents for
white, aud some Ia, 600 do. Southern a; .3GA
IS cents for hite, and 20 70 IS cents for vel
low.
OATS Receipt. have been light this week
comparatively. and under the smaller offerings
prices hsv. improved. We report sales Of some
Is 900 bushels this week a; from SC TO 81 cents
prime lots closing firm At 5o@,5l cents per
bushcl.
TOBACCO For Maryland the market this
week has been comparatively quiet but new
ground leaves Of which the receipts have been
mainly composed are still quoted at 6G1 9 cts -.
and some 900 TO 800 bids. have been sold with
in this range. In Ohio iherr is nothing doing
There is very little here. and bu; ,ii,lc We; 10
come forward. II IS however wanted. and large
sales could readil, Re made were there auv SUP
ply here Of suitable grades. In Kentucky anil
Virginia there has been no movement this week
SO far as We have heard. Prices for ali des, rip
tons are maintained, and We quote as follows
-,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-16

BALLor's MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR DECEMBER
The December number Of this popular maya
zine is out and for sale at all the depots in the
country. Il Is capital issue, and has more
reading Of real value and interest than any pub
location Of It's class in ,he country. No one can
fail 10 be interested in 'Ba!ious Magazine" for
the simple reason that the publishers cater 70
the tastes Of ALL and not TO one class alone a
many serials do. Old and young can find
amusement in Baflous. and IL is not Of an ex.
pensive kind either. for 81 so secures it for q
year, and il is only IS cents a DuEbcr The
December issue Is rich and varied As will Be
seen by the following list Of contents IA
Christmas Carol :" Moscow, Russia: :" Christ.
mas Rhy no :" 1.-THE roucan and the Pelican
"rhe Port ofLerwick, Scotland" New Black
fria-s Bridge. London" with what Measure
ye Mete;" Somebody's Love in the Years long
agons:" 1.-The Story Of Eifland;' "The Bird
Witnesses :" Vaudeville: ''Ny Dead - ''was
i, Dreamr' ''Gid.oa Bunher's Exile" AT
Christmas" "Aaeie Barber Csp,ain;'' Corn
bury-A Christmas Tale" "Tbe Gipseys :"
Our Young Peoples ,ory-reiler-'Guess or.
The Son Of Politician" Three BOYS and q
Bear" ''Nsmma's Kisses" 1.-The Housekeep-
err" Facts and Faneies:'' "A Eeighbcriy
war"-Huuorous Illustrations. Now 10 the
dine to start clubs Tor the nev year. address
rAooes Talbot, 81 coagres Street, Boston.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-16

rss NAaStAsp "a ANAL Nsveuhes nuD-
ser Of this valuable agrieslsaral .sashiy 10, re-
esivsd, asd 10 - usual rspiese With issersstise
1as,ss In every department Of agriculture, her
sieaissrs, live stock, and al subjects II . his-
dred nature that viN prove isssrvetivs 70 The
farmer. A sev year will eoonsses in Jan.ary
sort Aad the psblshess proeise to make such
ispesvs.esu 10 ito typography asd lises.sase
- ~ill fsrsAer commend il to the patronage It
The agricultural public ,Arssghsss tie essntry.
u b pesiisAed By 3. sasAs Mills 4 c., las
West Pratt Street. Baisissss, ~ ~ Low Price
sf$i.so pr anaan. o. 81 fsr . elsh a SIRE al
upwards. We heartily eeanesd u 10 eur A.
rical,arss r-~dez. - worthy their ssrPe...
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-16

ExsSctrarfoS N BRariI-The Bra
siiian Minister. Mr.. c. Bcrges. IS in re-
eeirs of the &C, Of emancipation of slaves
in Rra.l. Article frss Is as fallows:-
The children cf the slave women uho
shall he horn in the Empire after the date
of this law shall be considered Of free con-
disioa. This i< the fundamental principle
Of the Emancipation act. which went into
effect on the 18th &c September The
slave population viii also acquire MARY
rights. looking to the gradual sbol;tion Of
slavery throughout the Empire. They
will nov have the right to hold property.
and enjoy certain privileges Of citizenship.
The &C, also emancipa,e,l the slaves owned
BY the Government and Crown. Further
provision is made for the emancipation Of
slzvcs owned by parties who die without
making Wills, or Who have no immediate
heirs. I, 10 estimated that the entire
slave population will he freed BY this meas
ure in about twenty FIVE years. The feel.
ing Of the people 10 against its ccntinu-
anee. while the owners. who naturally are
opposed to dcrri~ing themselves Of = por-
ton Of their estate. only favor gradual
emancipation. The religious orders have
already commenced immediate emancira.
ton. With this class. however. the freed.
men viii Be retained and compensated for
their labor. In other instances planters
will allow their slaves . certain co,npen.
sa,ion for their services. which. under the
act. will become their personal property
aud be counted in the price OF the snaI
liberation. The slave population Of th,
Empire is between two million and Eve
hundred thousand
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-16

MAINLAND ElIcr,cs RrrrRxs We
give below . tabular statement Of the re-
turn. .: the election held in MARYLAND for
State o5cers on Tuesday. the 18th Of No
venber. instant. |, will Be seen tha: the
returns from one county are still ineom-
ple:e. bu, i; j. unc.ssially known ,ha. the
democratic majority (l5lll) will be in
creased By the fall vote of Prince Georges
GOVERNOR.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-16

To Cohkysrossvsr'. Having esear-i
81 last the labor sad the ,srzeil Of psrti.
ssn politics. vs would nov remind our
eosrespoSdeais 10 diHesen. section. Of the
county. that or columns are open to their
hvor'. snd tina: original eoosriSs,ions On
oil subjects. no. personal Or seesssiss. .i!l
to gratefully accepted.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-16

fss ?otincAl OvrtoSs. New th.,
The smoke Of the late political bsssl. in cur
county hss cleared away. che dead been
barred. and the rn.inei disposed Of. the
question: occurs. What has bsen accomplish.
ed and decided By the contest! Before
catering. however. upon this isquiry. I've
rise to remark" .hat ve never before knew
efa sharply contested election the result,
At which wa not sung or eslsbrs.-d By
somebody. In the present affair and up
n present writing. not . cheer or .
q"aver has disturbed any nss's slunber.
The Convention men. Of course. are sad.
ly out Of tune and much iselinsd 70 d.
'snes. This vas 70 have been expeessd
10. the triunrhan. Independents are also
st fault with their music and are Of sr...
- gloomy countensnee. Can il b tia,
our friends have been jos. li;,ls too sue
sessful? And The radicals. too. Thsr.
s'ss. srs o. 'orrovful aspect and resemble
a'seA-saie;ed oourners ., . fure-.l.-
VIA: can be sl<!r grief: We tro. 10.
and vs insis: upos no,hi1s-exosp. TIA,
.s never before knew ola sh,1ly sor-
tested eIeetioe the resul; Of which vas 70.
Gang or celebrated ty somebody.
But the question occu-,. VIA. las been
s-ecmpli'hed and decided b- ID. late CON.
bat! The alienation Of denocr.. FROM
democrat. :ss BREAKING Of orr party into
hostile Sse.ions-,hi. nuet h,s e.-..inl,
teen accomplished How lors this stat.
Ct 'sair' will continue. ocboay e,n 70.
tell. We know ,hs. j, ousi, 10. 10 e-n.
sinss Tor '.en:y-fur bou-.. b. -. dos,
Sno" that it nsy 70. eon:ipu. fer wear,
and 'esrl. In tie grsres, e.,,ui,;.. 70 o.,
e.sn'y. Nevertheless. vs still hspe for
the best. The presidential election s.'.2
will seeesaariiy bring % cree po-s 20
ge'her. Existing aspe-i,ies vii ,L.n h,-e
l"ss much Of ;ieir pressa: bitterness and
viii have become toned dawn into some.
cling like moderation. I. i, expecting
700 much 70 here tLat The isd.p<.den,
members Of oar party may thea Be- able to
realize the danger from iiyn:ca ana Tie
necessity for uaios. ana H.y h,v. tie
e0H'ase sad ii. public virtue 70 re,r.s.
their steps before th. pre.en, .ehisu in our
party has had time 70 ripen into perms.
neat ".'r.neemsn, We certainly bop.
%. With regard 70 eonv.n.ions for psr.
posss Of lnesl nomination. that question
be- ben settled. 1t least for ye.rs to
cone. and sessled osoins conventions
Ssf ''~< system Of party concentration
- absolutely neessaary to recover DOW
81 from. and keep our county on. Of.
radical hands. This il acinovled,.d
By every body. l. there any system .ha.
We esn all agree upon and which We will
oil stand 20 and honeaiy nIid, ~ when
We hare agreed upon it, The real din.
Guilty . no. sbos. tL. sys.em-.lmo., any
BODY can suggest tbat-but abou, poli.i-
cal faih and honor. When We all make
up our miuds to respee. party ss we would
private obligation. and when we can Der.
susde each other that we mean 70 do Il
then the main. indeed. the only difficulty
ell have been overcome. and then snd
not sill then will VIC be able TO do with.
cut radical aid in the proeuration Of
e6es.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-16

THAxxsoivixe DAy.-The Governor q
the State has appointed Thursday. the
Sosh Of she moash. ~ day Of shanksgiv-
ing aud rsaise Ito Al.iehsy God. the
Oliver Of al god. &C. the countless bles-
siass b"saseossly bestowed On u.s." The
day. - 10 usual. viii - devoted. ue sup
pase. 70 rcligioas worship in al the
churches. aud vii: Be observed a. . gen
eral holiday.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-16

- The Sehoe,day Visitor Nseasise, COINED
which Cts 10 hasdsome form admirably. II
fast we never nv The visissr look % veil Arss-
- before, which b nyiag god Deal; vAils
h esssesss are fully up 10 Id exssr,.i sppeae-
sncs, In their sssraesiea. rAs ssr.as 40 saIy
&i.so . ysss. eAsAp saeseh ser everybody
Ss.s grss. ssaop - ~ p.siisAsrs, J. ".
DsseAs1ay 3 Co., Philadelphia. Pa, sbs . sps-
do<1 ssubes, aud the ''sools" to use in form
isg eiee.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-16

n Office TO rREsPASsERS.-Ar persons
ne fcse~arred against ,respassing With
dog or gun or in any other manner, on INV
farms located ia 81. lnico~'s district Against
all such parsies The Law will be rgidiy enforced
ANN Z. ID, MAR.
kov. rs le1l-.v
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-16

ACES OF OrsrEas. old ovstermsn
can tell the age Of his bivalves with gresi
precision. Those who are familiar With
an oyssershcll mus, have observed that il,
seemed composed Of successive layers or
plates overlapping each other. These arc
technically termed shoots" and each Of
these marks a years growth. so tina. BY
counting them We can determine at glance
the year when the creature came into the
world. Up to the epoch Of its maturity,
from Eve 10 seven years old. when they
arc in perfection. the shoots are regular
and successive: but after tha, time they
become irregular. and are piled one over
the other, so that the she'll becomes more
and moro thickenei and bulky. Among
f'ssil oysters specimens are found occa-
si"nally of enormous thickness; and the
amount Of time that has passed between
the deposition of the bed Of rock in which
such an example occurs. and tina. which
overles it. might be calculated from close
observation Of the shape and number Of
layers of calcarc"us matter composing an
extinct oyster shell. In some ancient, for
nation. stratum above stratum Of cx,in
guish"i oysters may be seen. each bel
consisting Of full-yrown and aged iuii-
viduals. Judging from the greatness to
4" which some oyster shells have attained
This mollu>k is capable. if left to its ma
tural changes and unmolcs.ed, Of attain
ing a patriarchal longevity.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-16

LseislaTrss 90 NaxyiAxp.-Tbe Sen
ate Il Maryland esosists of enc Senator
from eseh Of the ssssty-svo counties 81
the State and three frosa Bsl,inore city.
Iasking twenty -sre in al T~eive sena-
tors b~ld over frcE The last Legislature.
though the death Of Senator MADDOX d.
ring the interim reduces The member this
term n eleven. and nee ssitssed an elec-
iinn to GIL the vacancy IN p. Mays. The
follosi,g . . Int of the Seua.srs iotaiag
orer for two yesrs:
klIeesny Cnan.y-Alfred Srs.es.
Baltimore Ciy-SesosA dist. aeary
snyder.
Caroiise Ceansy-psaiei ri.Ids.
Cecil CoussyJshn ". Nilier.
Charles Cesssy-Bsrsss cenpssa.
Dorchester Csuasy-Dasisl ". Hesry.
Hartford cosnsy-wa. r. Ssephenss1.
Montgomery Cousy-w.. o. ssllnas.
Primes GsorgsS Csss.y-Gse. ". VII
500.
Talbnt Cousty-Charles Z. Jsnp.
Worcester County-wm. Z. Timnoas.
The following ere the Senators just
elected. oil Of them Denserstie Conserve
.i,ss. except Dr.. Lev q n. Steiner, the
Senator elect Of Frederick eeznty:
Anne Arundel Csunty-Nn. n. Tuck
Baltimore City dist. Jne. r Blake;
Ord dist. Isase II. Deessn.
Baltimore Coun.y-T. s,srgis Davis.
Calver. County-Hesry Williams.
Carroll Cour.y-John K. Loneveii.
Frederick Coun.y-Dr. Lewis q. Stein.
e.. (republiesa.)
Hovard Ceussv-Jeha Lee Carroll.
Kens Cnun.y-Geeree W. Spencer.
Queen Anses Counsy-J,s. T. Earle.
81. M,ry's csss.y-J.nes s. Downs.
Somerset Coussy-Georse r. Dennis
Wnhirsteo Cscn.y-Z q. Clsgees,
wieasies CSan,y-Astrev. J. Cr.v-
se.d.
The Hoese Q. Delegates 10 composed Ct
g members. TIE Democrats have 20
penbers. ise'sdiae 2 Isdepepds.. Dem
oer.n from 81 Mays The R.publie,r,
have le members elect. viz: S il Fred.
-risk. 4 in Aneeany ssa 3 IN Washing
ten. The following Is list Of The dele
gates elected:
An.r,,y coun:y-p- G Z. Porter.
JotG coies, Charles Ysuas and J.sper
Rohn.;;e. Republicans.
A.n. Arsndel-Dr. Iii J. Herkle. Dr..
Rel. ;. DIVA. ana Dr.. George Wells.
Democrats.
Bsl,inore CT, -Thon., MeCesier.
Thomas n. Hamilton. John n. Cnoper.
Charles r H,nil,sn. Lewis A. Jan.rt.
J. Nelscr Fos:er. John s.sylor. Jr.. Ma
jor wn. z Stewart. John u. Tr,ver,.
Captain James L. Clark. George Colon.
George 4. Kirk. Dr.. z. J. ch.issv.
james NeColeaa. h. I. H.ri.. wn. r.
Msrilsnd. George A. Feig and Major Iii.
- Grisuold. Der.oers.s
Baltimore Cour.y-Ceoree Li,.ineer.
Samuel T Shipley. Lewis Turner. and
Sylvester Ford. De,ecrss.
Calvert Counfy-Dr Lewis @ Sparrow
and John T Bond. Democrats.
CaroTins-Dr Alex Hsrdczssie and VIM
II Dewee.e. Democrats.
Csrroll-James n Steele. Lewis A J
I.ano,.. Trussen Polk and Harrison Fl
Lamos.. Democrats
Ceeii-Andrew J Pennington. James
B Croome and Levi r Mesrns. Democrats.
Chsrles-Hon Frederick Stone and An
drew G Chapman. Democrats
Observation-Disclosures r viekers. John
A l. Radel,f and Dr. Washington A Smith.
Demoer.ts.
Frederict-Lyeurcus n Philips. Cha.
F Rove. Theodore c Dclapine. Charles
W Miller and jonathan Ront.hsn, Repub-
licans
Harford-J " Street. William Bald.
win and Dr. David Riley. Democrats.
Howsrd-Arthur p German and Ed.
wsrd Linthicum. Democrats.
Kcns-William B. Wilmer and James
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.


orTAszs' Cssy' 81 !SsiEf Hrry'. cSssiy. d.
New Is, is.i
nEpEEEp ~ THE CurET. Tia, Asr
~ ci~seldine aArarx. u BiscVe ch-sriA,.e
late Of :; Mays county. Mar AID drr~zs-s
give ere bosiee rrguir--i by lax 60 the asr,,..
ed creditors Go cihi'it their claims ana tia,
tie sane he Published onc~ \ week for s;x .ue--
eessiSs ~cv&s In the ), NAry's Be.-sa.
Test:
jaxs< T v gAxr.
Register " III. Tor ;, Mar, . co.n,,
NuT.tE.
In Pursuance " the above order h.,~1-
give notice that have obtsiaed from III. a.,
phAns' Court o; -. Narys county. N.,,l.,s
letters Of administration The prrsonal eSi.,. ~
b:sree Che-eidine, late Of said eoan.,. ,lrr~a.-,
All i-ersons having claims Arzins. the said a..
ceased are hssvty aO,ihed TO exhibit ,hs "A, .
sith the proper -oachers attached thereto a.
the subscriber. on or before the 3is Ia. o,v.,
1874. the! Siil oih%r~,se sy Lac he ..r,us,
from the nen~kis Of the said estate. All 49,.
INDEBTED Ia 'i'e deor-ssd are rraaessssa 10 n.ks
itaIneai-se pa. usest te thu sahserit<r.
Am u ChESEi.DlxI
- .Adnisistsa,rir.
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lCoNNrSIcsrRD.
Sc. Iui,nrs'. !
Nov. 18th. 1871. !

Mr. Eai'o, In looking over your pa
per Of las, week. I uo.iced that there had
been challenge offered to any Nc. knight.
Of the e"unty. l never authorized anv
one to put my name to it. You will
please withdraw it. and oblige
J. r. SMITH.
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hes, original stories. and TIE bes, engn-
wings oi ATTY lady's bctk. Great and e,.,ly
Improvements will be made in 1872, whea
!, will eoDtAin
One Thousand Pages,
Fourteen Sp'e1,iii Steel Plates
Twelve Colorcd Berlin Patterns,
Twelve Mammoth Colorcl Fashions !
One Thou and Wood Cu,.l
Twcnty-fuur Pages Of Musici
All this will be given for only two dollars
\ year, or a dollar Iess than Magazine. Of
the class al Peterson" Its
Thrilling Tsles and Eor.leste,.
are the best pu' iish-d anywhere. All ,bs
INST popular writer's are erp owed Z, write
originally ior Peterson" In 1872 in adj
di''on 10 It's usua! qusnti'y Of short stories,
i've original c"pyrght Noveincs will be
gwen. VIZ; Fought with = Prer" by Ann
>. Stephens; "1Le Island o! Dismoais,"
by hnry Dauwor,h; "Unce too Often" by
frauk Lee Sencdict; 'Linds.v's Luck" by
Mis> +. fodgscn and a Wi'e, Yet Nota
Wife, BY the author o! .'The Seoon.i Life"
-HaHssasth Cs'orei Fashion Plates
Ahead Of all others. These plates arc en-.
srarr'i n s'-ei. twice the usual size. and
contaia six 6surrs. They vii! be superby
Col red. Also. several pages Of Hou-ehold
and other receipts; III abort, everything in-
terestiug TO ladies.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-16

GUANo.-For Guano and Fertilizers zen
orally the market eostinues eytretseIv dull. and
prices are without change. For Peruvian Gu.
ano the agents prices for lo,s Of so tons or
more are $3.50 for ChinehA Island, aad $50
for Guanape per ton, gold, aud No. , Of each
kind 10 per ton le>s, also gold For Phos-
pha'es and manufac tur-d Fertilizers $50 Der ton
is The general pricg.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-11-16

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