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NJ laasv-In q communication pub
lished i yeur last paper BY Col. J. Par
ran Csas9 he following paragraph At
tracted II useice
I'VE an threatened in conclusion with
further. eHu16ons through the press and on
The bustings. Il seems - . consequence
that he (Coi- Dent) does not consider the
nominees Of his Convention capable of IA.
king care 81 themselves"
/ think the capacity of the Chairman Of
the Central Committee to defend himself
Through the press or on the hustings''
will not be Questioned BY the public. Nv
worthy competitor. however. intimates'thai
grave doubts may exist as to the capacity
Of the nominees Of the democratic party 70
get along on the hustings without the as
sistance Of the Chairman.
l feel satisfied that nothing contained
in the communication of the Chairman Of
the Central Committee can Justify the in
ference that he supposed it necessary that
he should tske the stump in aid Of tue
nominees q the democratic Convention.
His Was vindication Of the Committee,
not defesee Of the nominees, and the
public will Judge Of it. But. Is my wor-
thy friend and competitor seems to init
mate that grave doubts may or do exist as
To our capacity to take care Of ourselves
upon the hustings. I take OCCASION to say.
that ! hold myself willing snd ready to
meet my competitor or competitors at any
time or place which will suit public con-
vcnicnce. and. even at the hazard of being
considered rash. will undertake the dis
cussion without any prop or props. In a
word, | propose to do my own talking.
Respectfully.
JAS. T. BLACKSTONE.
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\ xsuss BESxsAc11os The Trustees IL ~
Lssissille Medical College. tLouisvilis Ky.)
have created enc Of The most literal and sebls
be,e1nrtios ves cs.Exrvd BY psbllc Institz-
tiou spea aay people,. TAs Trustees - <hil
Coiisgs have instituted one bsas6eiasy SeAsisr-
chip ssr aeh Congregational Dssssses h ihe
SossAza ssd ssrrossdisg Sa.aes-- By tkis
1ssnsvszy nsay Fesr deserving yssug IA
win b esasis3 10 ee<ats . shsessgs pedscai
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(CoNMrSIcArEp.

iCOAMCSICAIED.
Mr.. Editor. -One of the most interest
ing subjects which excites attention in this
county at present is malady which is pre-
vailing to an alarming extent and ifnot ar.
rested may result in fatal consequences to
the public interest.
Several learned physicians have express
sed the opinion that the disease is IN cpl
demic. but from all I can learn from the
distinguished authors Van Sweeter, Sy-
deuham, DR.. Cullen and various other au-
thors. including the Medical Faculty of
Paris, have come to the conclusion that
the disease is contagious. The symptoms
OF this disease commence generally with
lassitudc aud great '.peeuniary debility"
but in some instances in tue course Of my
practice, the symptoms vary according to
the constitution Of the patient.
In robust constitutions and persons Of
full habits the symptoms commence with
great excitabi.ity and violent twitching
ing Of the nervous system. have observ-
ed that this distcmper first makes its APP
pearance in those sections where there is .
great scarcity Of =. money" and spreads
with great rapidly. jus. in proportion to
the supply and demand.
have found in many instances the
patient much relieved By placing in his
hand fec green backs or hard silrer dol
lars. A great preventive 70 this disvr-
der, which has proved 50 fatal to many. is
to keep on hand . ready supply Of cash,
either in tho form Of half eagles or whole
eagles. will not be Objectionable. These
should be placed in sn iron safe and count
ed regularly every morning and evening.
according 10 the character and condition
Of the patient. and il m investment can Be
made at two and . halfper cent. month.
and even more, 50 much the better Tor the
health Of the invalid.
Nothing Is more conducive 10 health
a. well as the morals Of the public gener-
ally than '.skasias." and though suDs OBJ
iecsions have been urged 70 this esstcu.
Il BE- been very properly ssnarked that
there would b no bassards Il there vas
no ezrrioa. once heard Of an individu-
n who lived in the reign Of Queen Elisa
beth, who possessed IN the advantages
that wealth could give. he never spoke
the truth. except vhsu his Interest could
BE- better prouosed By . lie. His wealth.
was always % the command of that elass
at people Who could best serve his interest
He rsvcr wouid lsnd uonsy % tAass Win
were sbls 70 esasel sAs ctli6sics. hst
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
Permelia Smith
W..
John .. Courtney

In the Circuit Court for s, Mays county,
sitting as Court OF Equity.
No. 2u3 y T..
nRDEGED, thu. 9th aav cf August.
~ 1871. that the Audito. report. 6lei
In this cause, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to Tire contrary be shown on
or heiors the Bird Monday Of September
next; provided a copy of this order be-
published in tho Saint Mays Bescnl =,
once a week forthree successive weeks prior
to the said Sid Monday of September.
JNO A CAVALIER. Cl'k.
Truscopy-Test:
iNo A CAVALIER, CIR.
Aug IL. lS7l-3w
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TcwS IxrRovExExrs Among tic i'm
prevemcnts in our village. which We bsve
heretofor, neglected sc notice. il 9 new
wharf. which has been erected BY Col.
Jas. T. Blakisscae near tie siss If the old
cnu II lie bot Of the maie street Jesding
strosgh our tevs 70 de water. Tie
splendid stss.er. Gssvgeaaus. calls q
this wharf four tios . sock. and - re-
esivisg, - lssyu. . kssss! eneeurassnens
from de travelling snA shiepias pablic
Of this ss;einisy.
Our Town Ccmn:ssionsss are engaged
in pending sud lsvelisg cur public
shosougLfass to the water. aud The pros
poet is that thcy win succeed in material
y iessesisg lie labor and draft Of loco
motion from the wharf to the business por-
tioss Of cur Town.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-08-17

TOBACCO.-Thed demand continues active for
Maryland and Ohio Leaf. and fog these descrip-
tons the market Is very firm. The receipts Of
Mary land this week show large increase, the
inspections amounting TO nearly 1890 hhds.
but the larger part has been taken, chiefly for
Bremen Al full rates. Very few purchases Of
Maryland have been made. however, this week
on account Of the French contract. OF Ohio
we note sales Of some 500 hhds. for France.
Duisburg and Bremen at former prices. In
Kentucky and Virginia there have been no trans
actions Of importance, but for these descriptions
the market is firm. Cleared this week 6s3 hhds.
leaf and 324 hhds. stems to Rotterdam, 800 hhds.
leaf TO London, and li7 hhds leaf to Liverpool.
Total ITO hhds. leaf, 32i hhds stems. We
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-08-17

To FAEYErs.- desire 10 call the
attention Of our readers TO the advertise
Mcnt in another column Of Whsnn's Raw
Booze SdpersPhospbase. which By the con.
eurren. testimony Of msny Of our leading
agrieul,ssiaas 10 prossuneed 10 be one Of
the uostvslau6le sertiksers msnufacturcd
10 these dsys Of close farming. Il is vi
tally important for farmers to use great
caution IN tbeir selection Of -arti6cial ma
nurcs. A wiss policy wosld indicate that
none but those which have been thorough
y tested. should be used. The great sue.
cess which las everywhere attended the
use Of whann's. proves it to be we'll wor-
ely of the confidence Of farmers, and We
take pleasure in drawing their attention
to it, believing that they will end it we'll
adapted to their requirements.
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DIED.

Al Point Lookout. Nd, on "Wednesday, the
ind inst. ISAAC HERZRERG u Washington,
d. c., in the fist year Of his age.
At the residence of her brother, James Dilla-
bay. in this district. on Thursday. the 3rd oil
August, instant, sfter . lingering illness, Miss
ELIZABETH DfLLAHAY. In the 43rd year Of
her age. May she rest in peace.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-08-17

tkaoe pko xsss i svsnf dsarsss, and vha
would 6a.Ily - ecanpelled % sacrifice theis
proFfk3 - 1T O. han its saluc. vixen
~ kelsr III herD. he character 81
ehal 81 10y. ~ dat he .'vantsd
me Us sse 10 Be the parcha-
ser: r. 1oeIaring a tie sane t;ne
that heoy - uauId bid one dollar uanrs
they nEtf t1ys t.
He dlghst1 10 the oppression Of wild.
oss - aspk1ns. He prosecuted the des-
titute end hslpIcw. He was distinguished
fr thai s1e9nncc and insolcnce Of wealth
which - dissinesicu besween chat
: rightlend< bat il wrong. .'Man's In
humanity - man makes countless thous-
ands nos.s.s This completes the char.
sctev q ~ sisses and Il = dif6cuit 10 tel
whether : uas i more lauded for his viz.
tues q fi6Beay crimes.
s.Docroa PEpEo PoerTIvE.
: sufire Of Snoseharcy.
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Ho! re~ Aarn CxEEx. Our pleasure.
seeking resders should not forget that TO-
morrow (Friday) is the day 6xed upon
for the delightful excursion :. to Aqua
Greek. noticed in our last issue. The
G"orgcanna win Be prompt to time. cal.
ling tor pzties intending 70 join she. excur.
sioa At her regular landings on the Poso.
nae and tributaries 1t Ter usual hours. -
The celebrated band sf the 5sh Regiment
viii be On board. Tickets. for the round
trip, $3.50. 10 b bad Of WIN. J. Edelin,
Dr.. Leonard Town, and George r. Gar.
ser. ChaPsieo. Mcsla extra.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-08-17

DR,N.-Drum 6sh are bsginn;ng "a
make their appearance in our waters. the
frsssf che season having been caught By
B party from Moorcs Hotel on Saturday
hss.. We take the liberty Of naming the
sesslc~es who composed the sshisg con.
Dssy On The occasios :-Messvs. T. j.
Nssre. A. v. Crimes. j. d. Entwisle,
". X. Brown. r. Schneider. B. F. wor.
rell and II. w. Ticker. Besides eshsu
S.A. tive drums we're. caught. The hress
weighing % and he sssallsr 20 Ne.
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ssesrS HxAsr Cncacz.-The assss-
ties q ssr readers b again called 10 the
dissss. b b given under he sssPiess q
tho lsasss of SACRED Heart eosgrsgss;oa.
fsr the hcscss Of Sasssd Heart Cbsreh q
S&ses. IL Chspsise Dsszist. On wsanss.
day ssst. cG readers are sll ias;sea 10
u trsssst.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
WIN. II. Hayden
W..
kob.. c. Combs, admir-.
C.. q. OF Johanna Norris

c. I. a. OF Johanna Norris
b Others.
In the Cir, mi; Court for Al Mar,ieouuty,
sitting as a Court ofEguiiy.
No 252 \ T..
nHnEREO. this 18th day Of August,
~ 1871. that the Auditors report, 6lr,i in
this cause, be ratified and conhrme, .u,.lr,s
cause 10 the contrary b~ shown on or hefure
the 3rd Monday Of Sept. next , provided .
copy ofthis order be publish ed n the Saint
Axy's Beacon .orte week for threesucce,-
sivc weeks prior to the said 5rd Moaday Of
September.
JNO A CAVALIER. Clr.
Tfu. copy-Tes,: l
mo A CAVALIER, Crk.
Aug ". fS71-6w.
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Viii h By It's uliformly successful results, o..
tested nv Al experience Of over ten years, has
proved ifse'ft to be one Of the best Festilisers
ever oser~d IA the puhlic.
wH1NNS RA " BONE SUPER-PROS.
PHATEis not mere temporary stimulant,
bu: aa active and lasting manure, show ing its
beneficial effects throughout several s-asons.-
u produces large crops Of wheat and q grea,
yield Of clover
Eve,y farmer Who desires large erop4 with
Mell-hlhd h-ads Of grain. should certainly use
this graf Fertilizer.
In all whest-growing sections wHANS'S
RAW BONE 81 PER-PnOSPHArEh has achiev.
cd an envi,bie repuiati m.
We refer 60 all who have used il, being con.
haent that the claims We make for /, viii be
fully sustained.
Hhann's RaT Bone Ssper- Phe,pAa,s Is man
ufacture.i only By WALTON, wHANN / CO.,
Of ilmington, Delaware
Seud for circulars aud pamphlet.
Fer sale By
GKEENwELL 3 FENwICK.
Leonardtown.
WV. BOSWELL kCb.,
Port Tobacco.
Aug II, ls7i--3m.
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THURSDAY. MORNING, August i,,h. sssi.
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HEG r. HOW'LL 4 Co, 20 Pssk Res.
" N<e YsSk.
s r. PETTENGELL ( CO., - Psrk Res,
= Sss Fsrk, i s-NA11
Are the ssss agents for the s.. Nays Bssess
in that city. aad are saskofisel % esssras
for Inserting advertisements for rs at our Low.
est cash rates. Advertisers In that city are re.
qosaed 70 !esrs-thsis fsyese xisA either q Ii,
shove houses.
.tes 81. te53. -, .
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Democratic State Ticket.
For Gowrncr.
Hon. WM PlNKNEY WHITE.
For -inorncy General.
Hon. A. 4. SYESTER.
For Comptroller.
Col. LEVIN WOOLFORD.
Democratic Nominnsions.
For Senator. .-.
Col. JAMES S. DOWNS.
For the Legislature.
THOuiS MARTIN,
LEWIS II LEIGH
For States Attorney.
Col. JAMES r. BLAKLSTO.YE.
FOR SheriF.
BENYE7 r. ABEL.
For the Orphans' Court. s,
Dr. 4. JACK. SPALDING,
LEONARD IT, CANTER,
JAMES r. YATES.
For County Comnussscner.
NNATTUS E. MATTLNGLEY,
JAMES +. DUKE, '
JOHN DILLAHAY,
WILLIAM b. BEAN
j. J. REDMOND. g
For County Surveyor.
GEO. B. DENT.
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-25
FROM NEW TORK.

GBY ASSOCIATED PRESS
Exclusively to The EUenirg telegraph.
Fire on Ann Street.
New YORK, May 25.-A fire at Nos. SO and 81
Ann street this morning destroyed the property
of Charles Croske, electrotyper, and Frederick
Hail. sign manufacturer. Total loss $4,000;
insured.
Verdict Against the City.
Alexander G. Orr yesterday recovered from
the city $53 $685. the full value with interest, of
grain elevator and other property destroyed by
rioters in July, 1868.
Return of the Worcester.
NEW YORK, May 25.-The United States
steamer Worcester, which took out cargo of
French relief supplies from Boston, will sail this
week from Liverpool for this port, bringing the
guns which once formed the battery of the Con-
federate steamer Shenandoah
The Inman line of steamers will soon discon-
tinue the
Mail Service to Halifax,
the last steamer for Liverpool via that port
leaving New York June 81.
Senator Wilson,
of Massachusetts, has engaged passage in the
Scotia for Liverpool on June T.
The Fires on the Mountains
in Sullivan, Ulster, and Delaware counties
have swept over ten thousand acres of wood
land. Three cabins have been destroyed, and it
is believed that all the occupants perished.
Coal Companies Consolidation.
movement which is likely to be successful
is in progress for the consolidation of three
| companies of the Cumberland coal region.
Another Released Fenian.
Thomas Clarke Luby, who was released from
| an Irish prison, with other Fenan exiles, last
winter arrived in this city on Thursday from
| Hamburg and was banquetted by number of
| prominent Irishmen last night.
| Foster Convicted of Murder In the First
| Degree.
| New YORK, May 25.-The jury in the Foster
/ case this morning returned verdict of murder
! in the first degree, with recommendation to
| mercy. Fosters wife was affected to tears, but
| the prisoner was unmoved. He was remanded
| until tomorrow for sentence
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FROM WASHINGTON.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

ExcEusiUely TO The EUening Telegraph.
The Official Copy OF the Treaty.
WAsHIEe eToN May 25.-The official copy of
the Treaty of Washington was delivered to the
President this morning, and thence transmitted
to the State Department, where 1t will be placed
in box prepared for the purpose, and sent to
England.
Condition of Mr.. CoIfax.
WASHINGTON, May 25.-Vice-President Col
fax passed a comfortable night, slept WELL and
sat up half an hour this morning. His physician
reports him generally improving, though still
very weak and requiring quiet and rest.
Government Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, WASHINGTON, May 25-l0'30 A. M.-Synop-
sis for the past twentY-four hOurs:-The barometer
continues TO fall on the Pacific coast, with cloudy
weather and southwest winds. The area OF highest
pressure has moved from PENNSYLVANIA south
eastward into the Atlantic. The lowest pressure
is now over Lake Superior, and the barometer has
risen in Minnesota. The temperature has risen
slightly in the Southern States and on the lower
lakes. The wind is now generally light and fresh
from the southeast increasing somewhat in force on
Lake Michigan. IL is light northwest in Minnesota
and Nebraska. Clear weather has continued on the
Atlantic and Gulf coasts and lower lakes Threat
enng weather, with occasional light rains, is now
reported from the upper lakes to Missouri.
yObdbilities.-Light rain storms and threatening
weather will probably be experienced on the lakes
fresh south east winds, from the Eastern States
and Lake Ontario 10 the Gulf. The conditions are
favorable for small local whirlwinds from Michigan
to Missouri.
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Furious Cnnnonnding

and firing of musketry during the whole of
last night. The insurgent batteries in the Arron-
dissement des Buttes-C -Chaumont still hold out.
The CONGREGATIONS Are Decreasing,
notwithstanding the fact that the fire engines,
many of which are arriving from the provinces,
accomplished but little.
Circular from Nj. Thiers-Buildings De-
stroyed, Etc.
VERSAILLES, May 25.-M. Thiers has to-day
issued circular of information to the pro-
vinces, as follows:-
1--WE are masters of Paris, except small por-
ton which will be occupied to-day. The Louvre
has been saved. The hotel of the Minister of
Finance is partially burned The Tuileries and
Palais du Quai dOrsay, in which the Council of
State holds its sessions, are wholly destroyed.
We have already 1000 prisoners, and shall
have 10000. The soil OF Paris is strewn with
insurgent dead.
"Our loss is small. The army behaved admi-
rably. Justice will sooG be satisfied aud France
be happy in the midst other own misfortunes.
England and Germany.
LONDON, May 25.-It is said negotiations are
in progress between the Governments of Eng
land and Germany for cession by the former
to the latter of the island of Heligoland.
The United States Steam Frtgate Wor-
cester
is at Liverpool and will in few days leave for
Boston.
The Derby Stakes,
amounting to about 10000, were, after the race,
presented by Baron Rothschild to Welles, the
jockey who rode the winner.
This Mornings Quotations.
LONDON, May 25-11'sOl A. M.-Consols 9sA fol
money and account Bonds OF 1862, 902s OF 1865
old, 90H OF 1867, 929S ;1O-4Os, SO.
LONDON, May 25-11'50 A. M.-Sugar, 31s.@31s
3D., a1oat
LIVERPOOL, May 25-1O'3O A. M-Cotton active
and hrmer; uplands, 7E@7%d.; Orleans, 7X@
77Sd. Sales to-day estimated at 1000 bales.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, May 25-1'3O p. M.-Consols, 93T for
monty and account. American securities un
changed.
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CONGRESS.
Extraordinary Session of tn,

Extraordinary Session OF the Senate.
WAsHNGToN, May 25-Ths Senate met at IL A. M.
Mr. Cameron moved to 90 into executive session.
Mr. Sumner hoped not. He wanted to make word of
personal explanation.
Mr Oameron-Why not postpone your explanationy
Mr. kumner-l must make il now or
Mr. Cameron waived his notion and Mr.. Sumner
said he had in the Daily ChTOaicte a
statement purportinR to give what he did in
executive session yesterday. He was asfonished
that paper conducted by gentleman who officially
pied seat in the executive sessions of the Senate should
attribute TO Senator what he said He had
state that what attributed to him was fabreAtiOn
he such speeck.
The Senate by vote of 81 against 2' tie VOTE refused
TO go into executive session and, motion of Mr. Will
his resolution discharge Messrs White
Ramsdai from custody immediately on the adjournment
of the special session. -
Mr. Chandler asked the chairman Of the special commit
whether in their investigation they had srtaned
who is the reporter of the executive sessions of the
Senatey
Mr. Carpenter replied that il would be ascertaned
what they had done when their report was made when
would be in three quarters Of an hour.
Mr.. Cameron moved to go into executive session.
Mr. Wilson asked whether his resolution would be the
first tbrg in order after they should execu
tive SESSION.
The presiding officer said ii would.
The Senate then went into executive session.
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THE CODE.

Desperate Duel, But No One Killed.
The PlGnters' (La.) Banner of the 18th inst.
says:- Bal. ,s1 c.,
Just as we are going to press we learn the
particulars of a rather sanguinary duel that
took place on yesterday evening about o'clock,
near E. Montagues store, some four miles west
of this place, between two cousins, Drosin
Miguez and Theogene Viator. The particulars,
as we learn them, are as follows fF
A fend had existed between the parties for
years, even before the younger one of the two
had grown. just one year ago they were re-
quired TO give bond in the sum of 800 each to
Keep the peace for the space of twelve months,
which bond expired on the day previous to the
hostile meeting. Immediately after one of the
parties sent word to the other, to meet him at
the time and place mentioned above, armed
with double-harrel shotgun and repeater,
charged dd Hbitun. They came within about
forty yards of each other, when they commenced
firing which they kept up until each of their
charges were exhausted. The young man who
was invited to the feast OF blood took the pre-
caution to bring an extra repeater, which gave
him q very decided advantage over his opponent.
After one firing fourteen shots aud the other
eight tbey found themselves close together with
empty weapons and neither party badly hurt.
They then dubbed their weapons, aud went in
for a regular rough and tumble fight, when
friends interfered, and thus ended the matter
for a while at least--not however until one
of them had received a severe confusion on the
head from the butt of pistol and the other had
one of his eyes nearly torn out. Notwithstanding
the great amount of shooting, as we understand
each of the parties received but slight wound,
from which Il is TO be hoped they may soon re-
cover We regret to learn that 1t Is the general
opinion of those best acquainted with the par
ties that this viii not be the end OF the affair.