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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-05-11
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
ZATRE.


T0BArrO.-For Leaf Of all descriptions the
market this week has beeu duh and generally
heavy. and although prices are nominaIIv usin-
tanned for most descriptions. sales Of large lots
can onlv he made ut concession on The ruling
rates. of MARYLAND the receipts have been large
the inspections heiug upwards Of T. TOO hhds
but the sales have been limited not more than 200
20 300 hhds having changed hands. In Ken
iuckv we note sales Of ] - hhds.. mostly on pri-
vafe terms. though running fSom Ss 30 M to
Sr2.s0. but in Ohio and Virginia there have
been no transactions worth mentioning. The
inspections this week Of all descriptions reach
nearly 900 hhds.. and we note the export Of
1.03s hhds. Leaf 10 Amsterdam, and sGs
hhds. Leaf 30i Stems. to Rotterdam. wequose
to-day as follows. Wig:
Naryland-fros'ed. 4eoS, 8 $50
sound common, s.o06 ESQ
good do, ssOEa 600
middling. Tsna 600
good 10 fine brown, IO.OO6 1900
fancy, l40nGa $500
upper country, T.0an 3S 90
ground leaves, new, 500m 900
The following are the inspections Of tobacco
for the week ending May {:
MARYLAND, LILO hhas.
Ohio, 90 {.
keniuckv, lo3
Virginia, 81
Total. Sc, u
GtANO.-For Gnano and Fertilizers gener-
ally the market continues extremely dull, and
we see no indications of any irrproyc-
ment in demand. For Peruvian Guano the
agen'7' prices are still SCI. so for Chincha Is
land. and $50 per long ton, gold. for t;uanape
for lots of so tons or more; and il is selling in
lots rs wanted by dealers at from ST. to SIS
currency, per ton Of J. 900 pounds, hut for other
Fertilizers il is difficult to give reliable quota
tons
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Our i'lanirj
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Corn. Cotton
tasoeS. &c. 81
above FsriIiIzI
ts~ttlt.
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"AyrER tfSI's FrrrrL FEVER,
SHE SLEEPS WILL
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Vf7Ds 70"
ORnnFE!E:EElD, |
late of ST Mar
give the notice
eds creditors 4
the same be i'u|
ceSSive weeks
county.
Ties.
Reg !
In pursuance
give notice tina
phans' Court 9
letters Of asins.ns.
Josephine Garn'
All persons hav
ceased are hcrei
with tue proper
the subseriCef,
1871, they viii
from the benefit;
indebted to the
immediate Payn.
1arch -, Isl
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May IL, 1SIl--ts.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-12-28
That Boy.

BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
There is with us boy of modest dimen-
sions, not otherwise especially entitled to the
epithet, who ought to be six or seven years
old, to judge by the gap left by his front milk
teeth, these having resigned in favor of their
successors, who have not yet presented their
credentials. He is rather old for an enlant
terrible, and quite too young to have grown
into the bashfulness of adolescence: but he
has some of the qualities of both these engag-
ing periods of development. The Member of
the House calls him 'Bub,' invariably,
which term l take to be an abbreviation of
''BeelZebub," as "'bus'' is the short form of
''omnibus." Many eminently genteel per-
sons, whose manners make them at home
anywhere, being evidently unaware of the
true derivation of this word, are in the habit
OF addressing all unknown children by one of
the two terms, "bub'' and isis" which they
consider endears them greatly to the young
people, and recommends them to the ac-
quaintance of their honored parents, if these
happen to accompany them. The other board
ers commonly call our diminutive boarder
That Boy.
He is sort of expletive at the table, serv-
ing to stop gaps, taking the same place
acasher does that makes loose-screw fit, and
contriving to get driven in like a wedge be-
tween any two chairs where there is a crevice.
l shall not call that boy by the monosyllable
referred to, because, though he has many i'm
pish traits at present, ,he may become civilized
and humanized by being in good company.
Besides, it is a term which / understand is
considered vulgar by the nobility and gentry
ofthe Mother Country, and it is not to be
found in Mr. Worcester's Dictionary, on
which, as is well known, the literary men of
this metropolis are by special statue allowed
to be sworn in place of the Bible. know
one, certainly, who never takes his oath on
any other dictionary, any advertising fiction
to the contrary, notwithstanding. : From
''The Poet at the Breakfast Table" IN Jan
| uary Atlantic.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-12-28

THE RED-CoATs IN CoNcoRD.-They stood,
accordingly, a little in front of the door
by the well-curb, and soon they saw a heavy
cloud of dust, from amidst which shown bay
onets; and anon, a military band, which had
hitherto been silent, struck up, with drum
and fife to which the tramp of thousand
feet fell in regular order; then came the col
umn, moving massiyely, and the red-coats
who seemed somewhat wearied by long
night-march, dusty, with bedraggled CATERS,
covered with sweat which had run down from
their powerded locks. Nevertheless, these
ruddy, lusty Englishmen, marched stoutly, as
men that needed only o half-hour's rest,
good breakfast, and pot OF beer apiece, to
make them ready to face the world. Nor did
their faces look anywise rancorops; but a
most, only heavy, cloddish, good-natured,
and humane.
so heavens, Mr.. Feltonp' whispered Rose.
"why should we shoot these men, or they
us? They look kind, if homely Each Of
them has mother and sisters, suppose,
just like our men,"
st is the strangest thing in the world that
we can think of killing them," said Septimius.
''Human life is so precious. From Hau-
horne's "Septimius Felton," in the January
Atlantic
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-12-28

DICKENS "DoTHEBoY's HALL PARAL-
LELED.-A committee employed in investi-
eating the alleged crueties committed at the
Susquehanna Valley Home for Children, near
Binghamton, N. Y, by Superintendent Van
Epps, have made public their report, censur-
ing the Superintendent and the Board of
Managers. According to the evidence given
at the investigation, boys and girls at the
Home have been stripped naked taken into a
damp and chilly cellar, called the bath room,
and subjected to a cold bath. by being plunged
into the water. and having it dashed over
them from pals Sometimes, smart-weed
switches have beea used upon them while in
the bath. This Van Epps caiieG, "healthful
as well as disciplinary" BY this mans sys-
tenn, the children, after praying in concert at
the foot of their beds, are put to bed by one
another, Van Epps leaving them after per-
forming the pious duty of listening to their
prayers. The larger boys undressed the
smaller ones who could not undress them
selves. No adult was left in charge of them,
and in case of sickness they were compelled
to help themselves as best they might They
were not permitted to have drink of water
from SUPPER o'clock-until the next morn
my. Their food was measured out to them,
and no child dared to ask ''for more" none
Of them possessing the assurance of Oliver
Twist. The food was coarse and common,
and, as Van Epps said, ''not what he would
give to boarding-school children"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-12-28
THE PRESS
THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 2s, 1871
Quaker's Golden Wedding.


i4 BY IDA wPIPPLE DENHAM.
The snow looks in at the window
In a bold and frolicsome way
Not lighter the newborn snow,dr;fts
Than Ichabod's locks of gray:
Not purer the newborn snow.driftu
From worldly taint and sin.
Than the life Of Margaret Taylor,
Ichabod's wife hath been.
"Hither Margaret, HE thee,
have thought to tell;
Nay, never mind the shutters,
The night doth please me well,
Margaret, can thee tell me
How many years 1t Is
Since thee and were married.,
On winter night like this?
Think once again, my good wife;
l knew thee never would guess,
The days 60 by so swiftly,
That only are born to bless;
Thy mother-heart will tell thee
'Tis eight and forty years
Since our frst-born came to thrill US
With tenderest hopes and fears.
Yea, Margaret, thee hath guessed it;
Full fifty years have sped
SO silently and softly
We scarce have felt their tread;
But watching the sliding snow-fiakes,
Iuo ufckOfy Goals, ana tnee,
The memory of that evening
Came wandering back to me.
True, Margaret, we were happy,
Trustful and very glad,
And prouder was l, fear me,
Than beseemeth Quaker lad;
Yet not for the good years vanished,
II the right Of choice were given,
Would change this peace, my darling.
For the pleasures Of that even.
We have had our trials, good wife,
We have shed some bitter tears,
But sure, dear hand hath led us
Through all these precious years.
He hath kept us long together,
And I've been be, to pray
That GU. meeting in the New Land
Be golden wedding day.
The snow looks in at the window,
And what do the snow-1akes SEQ
But Quaker Ichabod Taylor
With Margaret ON his knee!
The hickory Goals in the Fireplace
Sleep in their jackets white,
But the love of the tried and true hearts
Steadily burns tonight.
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CERTIFICATE GRATIS.
Portland, Dec. &c. 1871

1 Portland, Dec. 26, 1871.
This is to certify that L have used
the Boston GranuIated Soap i'm
nay Family for the past year, and
like it very well. There is one
thing about it, it is the best soap 4
have ever used, and those to whom
4 have given it will say the same.
There is mo trouble to use it; nut il
iu the tub with the water and
clothes, and you can see the dirt
start out without amy labor. Et
does not rot the clothes that have
seen i'm the year we have used it,
and will say this much. L have
got a good Washing Machine, but
since using this soap can do the
washing easier without the ma
chine, than we could using the
other washing soaps with the ma-
chine. ,assr
One thing more, 4 will sayI don't
get five or ten dollars for this mo-
fice, but do it Of nay own free will,
as really think if amy person will
giveit ONE fair trial they will v
the same.
JOHN r. Il KETT,
.s..s Sc Portland st.
p. s. One first-class Washing
Machine for sale, the owner hav-
ing no further use for it. Will sell
cheap. J.F.B.
dec27 3t*
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EDUCATIONAL.
GOrhaml Seminary,

Board of Instruction.
G. M. BODICE, A. M, Principal,
and Teacher of Classics.
MISS ADELA BARNES,
Preceptress and Teacher of Vocal and Piano Music.
MADAME MARIE COURLAENDER,
Teacher of Modern Languages.
MISS JENNIE E. BODICE,
Assistant Preceptress, and Teacher of Rhetoric.
Instruction will be given by competent Teachers
Mathematics, Drawing and Painting, and an
Assistant in Music will be secured as
soon as possible.
Winter Term Commences December 5th,
and Continues Eleven Weeks.
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PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.
ID H. j. JACQ UES,
LECTURER ON
Anatomy, Physiology and Science
Informs his friends and patients that he has opened
an office for the practice of his profession at
lS BROWN STREET.

an office for the practice of his profession at
lS BROWN STREET.
PORTLAND, ME-,
WHERE he may be confdentially consulted, more
w especially in all the cases of diseases and de-
bity for the treatment of which he is SO Justly cele
brated. 1t is too well known that hundreds snfffr
from the effects of early indiscretion and seek in
vain for relief For none but the educated physician
who has made these subjects specially is likely TO
succeed in restoring the patient to health and
strength.
DR.. Jacques, after many years. practice, begs to
announce his treatment eminently successful in
curing Nervous, Mental and Physical Debility Lam
guor, Depression of Spirits Painful Dreams Loss of
Appetite, Memory, &C., and having had great expe-
rience during extensive practice and received high
honors and testimonials for his superior treatment
OF those diseases requiring skiful and confidential
advice he Is enabled to ensure safe and speedy cure
The Doctor particularly invites those patients
whose cases may have been neglected or pronounced
ncurabe at once, to place themselves under his care
assuring them that all that SCIENCE skill and long
practice can accomplish will be at their service
He distinctly states that will be undertaken
unless permanent cure can be guaranteed All let
tiers containing the usual consultation fee SIS and
fully describing the case, will be Immediately at
tended to. "
Hours of consultation from 10 in the morning till o
and till in the evening at his private office.
lS BROWN STREET.,
Three Doors from Congress Street.
decl2 II PORTLAND NE.
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Secondhand Fire Hose

O6cOnU-NN1lW TIF6 HUS6
NOR SALE by j. L. SHAW s. co, i62 i-2 Fore
500 teet 5-ply Rubber. 1-2 inch.
300 teet Leather 1-2 inch.
900 feet Linen f-2 inch.
All in good order and nearly new. nosu
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REAL ESTATE.
Geo. R. Davis & Co.'s
ETTN.

HOUSE ON PARK ST. FOR RENT. three
4 ~ story brick residence Park street, between
Spring and Congress SITS, can be hired for $500 per
year. GEO. II. DAVIS e. CO.
dcl4-eod3w Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-12-28
WOOd! Wood!

HARD and SOFT WOOD for sale at No. AZ Lin
IL coin street. Also Dry Edgings.
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TO LET
To Let
Store to Let I!

MO- Free Street, Basement and first floor to let on
IN favorable terms.
Possession given January 8, 1872. Apply to
j. B. CUMMINGS,
269 Cumberland Street, or
L. F. CUMMINGS,
ec6dd 220 Commercial st.
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WITH

Third Block below the new Post Omce.
Said Stores have frontage of+l leet, aud nearly
100 ieet IN depth, Brick and Iron Safes. Double
Counting rooms. and unquestionably the best show
windows in the city.
These Stores are fitted up in the incest manner
for wholesale Jobhing Houses, and vii be let at a
low rent it applied tor Immediately. Apply to
Mrs II. +. THOMPSON,
Lowell Mass,
No 81 Merfimack ST., or Box III.
j. G, PROCTER, 80 Exchange st
GEO. NJ. HARDING. Architect.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-12-28

new HOuSe
ENOR SALE-On Lewis street. near Pine Frescoed
l. and plped ior Sebago. Apply en- the prensses,
or at rs Emery st. JAMES A. TENNEY
aug25
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YIN. H. JERRIS,
Real Estate and Loan Agent,

Houses, Lots and Farms for Sale.
a. would refer parties abroad to the following
named gentlemen OF this city: Hon. Geo. r. Shep-
ley, Hon. A. W b. Clapp, Hon. Benjamin Kings
bury, Jr., Hon. Nathan Webb, Hon. John Lynch,
NJ. g. =
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-12-28

nNE Tenement House. situated on Horton
~ Place, near Dow st. One Or both tenemenIs
win be sold. P ice 500 and $500 each. The above
property is well situated, supplied with Sebago wa
ter, and Is bargain. Enquire at 81 Dow ST.
oc1S T. Sw H
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-12-28

Nice Kent Tor $500.
o. The lower rent Of house 81 Franklin street.
ES;,, containing eight pleasant rooms, with suit Of
--sssH nice parlors and pure Sebago water.
Call on L. TAYLOR, 176 Commercial street.
Nov 24-dtf /.
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TO LET

FirSt-t lass Houses to Let.
KOr sold previous to Oct LIST, the two end houses
L in the ne brick block of tonr, on the corner of
Neal and Pine sLs, will be rented on favorable terms.
These first class housea iE every respect con
aiDIng 10 rooms. having all modern Improvements.
and Sebago water. Apply to JOIN L. HULL, AS
Union ST. sep6
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no esD Be tot by ~ doing.
e C&ll end examine my sfeek.
p15. u H BRYAN
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-13

The Address of the Radical Executive Com
mittee Of Virginia, referred to in yesterday
Gazette attempts to arraign the Conservatives
tor bitterness towards the Radical party.
The Address itself, is an exhibition of as much
of the bitterness complained of, as one would
be likely to see any where. Many Of its charges
cannot be substantnted Such as those accus-
ing ''the State judiciary with maintaining a
partisan and grinding tyranny; denouncing the
setion of the Legislature in reserving only an
insufficient amount of property as exempt from
execution under the homestead clause; alleging
fraudulent districting Of the State for purposes
of Legislative representation: declaring that the
public school system has not been established
in''good faith, and that it is essentially de-
pendent on the republican party for success,
&C., &c." Now what is all this9 We shall
take occasion 10 refer to this address,
and it's so-called arguments, aud asser-
lions, occasionally, hereafter. Every intelll'
gent citizen can see, however, without comment
its weak points